Wake Up, America! Wake Up! PLEASE!!
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well when you're a dick head that kind of thing just comes outHell Sub posted a portrait of Trump made up of cocks - who does that kinda thing ?????!!
O yeah - Dems
Clearly grounds for Biden's impeachment
Hunter Biden’s Art Dealer Has 2 Employees, But Got $580K in COVID Aid - Opera News
Isabel Vincent reports today in the New York Post that the art gallery owner/dealer for rookie painter Hunter Biden, George Berges, received $500,000 from the Small Business Administration over the lastwww.dailyadvent.com
How Much Does It Cost to Protect the Trump Family? – RedState
Feb 17, 2017 · In New York, the city is paying $500,000 a day to guard Trump Tower, according to police officials’ estimates, an amount that could reach $183 million a year. This month, The Post reported that Secret Service and U.S. embassy staffers paid nearly $100,000 in hotel-room bills to support Eric Trump’s trip to promote a Trump-brand condo tower in Uruguay.just like always....you have to take time to think....about facts
Some GOP officials are urging Republican voters to back Democrats in 2022 to save the party from 'pro-Trump extremists'
- Two GOP officials urged voters to make sure "rational Republicans" don't lose the "GOP civil war."
- The op-ed was written by Miles Taylor, a Trump-era Department of Homeland Security chief of staff, and Christine Todd Whitman, a former Republican Gov. of New Jersey.
- They highlighted the need to elect a "strong contingent of moderate Democrats" in 2022.
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Here’s How Trump’s 2020 Election Lawyer Thinks GOP-Controlled States Can Cause Electoral Chaos in 2024
Professor John Eastman speaking at the pro-Trump “Stop the Steal” rally immediately before the Capitol was stormed.
Former President Donald Trump increasingly appears to be set on running for the highest office in the land in 2024.
Whatever the 45th president’s chances in a rematch against President Joe Biden might be, a recently-released legal memo providing the Trump White House with advice on how to overturn the 2020 election outcome offers insight into how the GOP might try to use the courts to successfully overturn election results next time around.
Authored by Claremont Institute senior fellow John Eastman, the six-page document bore the cryptic title “January 6 scenario.” University of Texas Law Professor Steve Vladeck said it could better be described as a “how to coup in six easy steps.”
“Among other things, Eastman falsely claimed there were dueling slates of electors *and* that Pence *could* act unilaterally,” Vladeck noted in a brief Twitter thread on Monday morning.
The memo operates on the presumption that the actions of various state entities–such as court systems and elections administrators–violated state laws in seven states by, for example, extending ballot-return deadlines and making it easier to register to vote. Eastman also claims these actions violated the U.S. Constitution.
“Because of these illegal actions by state and local election officials (and, in some cases, judicial officials, the Trump electors in the above 6 states (plus in New Mexico) met on December 14, cast their electoral votes, and transmitted those votes to the President of the Senate (Vice President Pence),” Eastman inaccurately writes in the memo. “There are thus dual slates of electors from 7 states.”
That, of course, didn’t happen.
Though dueling electoral slates are not a novelty in U.S. presidential election history, they are a bit of an oddity. And there were no dueling slates of electors from a single state for the 2020 contest.
Inaccuracies regarding past facts aside, Eastman’s overarching legal theory could have teeth in a similarly litigious–and similarly close–electoral environment in future U.S. presidential elections.
Eastman writes, emphasis in original, “Article II, § 1, cl. 2 of the U.S. Constitution assigns to the legislatures of the states the plenary power to determine the manner for choosing presidential electors.”
In other words, Eastman argued that state legislatures have something akin to absolute power over how elections are run in their respective states–even in the face of electoral administrators implementing statutes court decisions invalidating statutes. The conservative lawyer’s theory would imbue legislators themselves with the power to decide whether or not electoral laws are being accurately followed and enforced.
University of California, Irvine School of Law Professor Richard “Rick” L. Hasen recently gamed out how Eastman’s theory might used by a GOP-controlled state legislature next time in an article for Slate:
Key here is whether Congress would actually accept such a controversially-chosen slate of electors in a situation where voters went the opposite way. Eastman’s memo, as noted above, also has an avenue for an end-run around such considerations.
From the memo at length:
In the memo, Eastman “war gam[ed]” out various scenarios in which then-Vice President Mike Pence could have asserted such authority in order to hand Trump an anti-democratic victory.
VP Pence opens the ballots, determines on his own which is valid, asserting that the authority to make that determination under the 12th Amendment, and the Adams and Jefferson precedents, is his alone,” the memo argues before later asserting: “The main thing here is that VP Pence should exercise his 12th Amendment authority without asking for permission – either from a vote of the joint session or from the Court. Let the other side challenge his actions in court.”
In 2024, of course, Vice President Kamala Harris is likely to remain the president of the U.S. Senate, which would obviously complicate the potential for an end-run past Congress.
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State Department Investigating if Trump Officials Stole G7 Gift Bags Meant for Foreign Leaders
Protocol was never high up on the priority list during Donald Trump’s presidency. Little wonder then that gift exchanges with foreign leaders were, quite simply, a mess. A process that is usually highly regulated and has little in the way of inconsistencies or questions devolved into a scattershot effort that often didn’t follow established procedures and had little-to-no oversight, according to the New York Times. We had already received hints that this was the case a few months ago when it was revealed the State Department was trying to locate a bottle of whisky valued at $5,800 that the Japanese government gave former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Politico later reported the State Department’s inspector general was investigating some 20 types of missing gifts. But it turns out there are a lot more questions surrounding gifts during the Trump administration, according to the extensive Times report.
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John Eastman’s Employer Defends Blueprint For Pence To Steal Election For Trump
The Claremont Institute, a conservative think tank that ex-Trump legal adviser John Eastman works for as a senior fellow, on Monday defended Eastman’s memo to then-President Donald Trump and then-Vice President Mike Pence that laid out how the latter could hijack the 2020 election certification process to keep Trump in power
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I think most see it as him pushing to take over america by *******........but then most trumptards ..lacking the ability to comprehend.......would not see that
I think this is appropriate for you....not a lick of fucking sense.........your head so far up trumps ass you have no knowledge of anything.......I keep trying to bite my tongue here......but you have to be the "slowest" person on here....I guess one of your dislikes would fit here
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sure wished you lived close.......so when the action starts....and that is what trump is pushing for to stay in power.......when the action starts i would know the first place to shoot
proof...there is no limit to stupidity
Potential candidates always test political waters in Iowa. Trump's trip is different
excerpts......There always seems to be someone testing the presidential waters in Iowa.
Coming to the early presidential nominating state this far ahead of the contest is about meeting voters and laying the groundwork for a potential campaign.
Kedron Bardwell, a political science professor at Simpson College, says Trump has mostly frozen the field for Republicans.
"It doesn't mean they're not testing the waters," Bardwell said. "But I don't think people want to go through the amount of work it would take to build the infrastructure and get, you know, the donations lined up, ready to go, if they know that in a few months, he's just going to drop his hat in the ring anyway."
Baseless claims about the 2020 outcome
Trump's trip to Iowa brings up another thing that's unprecedented: the false claims he's pushing about the 2020 election being stolen. There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud, but Iowans are asking about it at town halls.At one last month for Grassley in rural western Iowa, a man in the back of the crowded room told the senator that he doesn't trust the outcome of the election.
the big lie is working on the weak minded and the gulable...
"I feel in my heart that there was a lot of cheating going on," the man said.
Grassley didn't directly correct the claim. Instead, he defended Iowa's elections and criticized congressional Democrats' plan for a federal voting overhaul.
Bardwell says misinformation has taken hold in the GOP.
"You can't put the genie back in the bottle, in terms of once this accusation is unleashed," he said. "And once it's believed by a large percentage of the Republican base, there's kind of no going back at that point. Mainly because kind of the psychological dynamics of misinformation are such that at that point, people will just find and then rationalize the position that they already have."
Potential candidates always test political waters in Iowa. Trump's trip is different
Former President Donald Trump, who is teasing another run, is holding a large rally at the Iowa State Fairgrounds Saturday night.
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In Des Moines rally, Trump pushes election misinformation ...
In Des Moines rally, Trump pushes election misinformation
Former President Donald Trump continued to spread discredited and false claims about the 2020 presidential election at a rally in Des Moines on Saturday, while deriding the Biden administration and hinting that he may seek the presidency again in 2024. Thousands of Trump supporters gathered at...
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this alone should tell you something
At Iowa rally, Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz ...
Aug 20, 2021 · At Iowa rally, Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Matt Gaetz advocate for Trump's 'America First' values. Republican U.S. Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gaetz took aim at …Trump's past remarks hinting at violence and mocking ...
Trump supporter threatens Taliban-style takeover if he isn ...
Trump supporter threatens Taliban-style coup if he isn't reinstated
At least one Trump supporter is threatening a Taliban-style coup if President Biden and Congress 'don't get their heads out of their butt.'
peaceful protest?
Army vet charged in shooting Black girl at Trump rally in Iowa
Jan 15, 2021 · Michael McKinney, who was heavily armed and wearing body armor, told police he fired in self-defense during a tense confrontation at a Trump rally last month.Totally uncalled for.
I agree! What he was saying is uncalled for.
Yeah, liberals hate anything that contains FACTS... Did you watch it? What points are incorrect? How, exactly, is it "childish"?
So by destroying your dumbass position, I've somehow "blown my own balls off"? That's insane... People like you can't handle someone facing you with facts...
How so, exactly? The left is, and always has been the ideology of hate... KKK, planned parenthood, slavery, all products of the LEFT. I don't understand how you folks are proud to support that.The past is constantly bitchslapping Cons in the present.
you really are mind fucked and do not have a clue....or are you just being stupid thinking someone might buy into that...a couple of your retarded friends will but most know the facts
Trump Campaign Denounces Former KKK Grand Wizard …
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You’ll recall Trump failed to denounce Duke and the KKK during an interview with Jake Tapper, only to flip-flop on it later, and blame the moment on a faulty earpiece. Despite being later denounced, David Duke is an adamant Trump supporter who generated robocalls to encourage people to vote for Trump in the interest of their race and heritage.- Author: Brandon Morse
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The Trump Campaign's Long And Complicated History Of White ...
However, what has gotten less attention is the support and praise Trump's campaign has garnered from various white nationalist groups that have used his rhetoric for outreach and made robocalls on ...Ku Klux Klan newspaper declares support for Trump | Reuters
Ku Klux Klan newspaper declares support for Trump
A Ku Klux Klan newspaper has declared support for Donald Trump's Republican run for U.S. president, saying America became great because it was a white, Christian republic.
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The Ever-Growing List of Trump’s Most Racist Rants | by ...
Trump regularly makes racist comments and deploys bigotry as a divisive political weapon. Trump’s racism long predates his foray into politics . Before he ever launched a presidential bid, Trump...Trump Utters More Racist Remarks During Final Presidential ...
President Donald Trump, who claimed during Thursday’s presidential debate that he was the “least racist person” in the room, made several racist remarks during the event — including referring to undocumented immigrants as “murderers” and “rapists,” and lambasting those who attend their immigration hearings as having the “lowest IQ.”Proud Boys, right-wing extremists celebrate Trump’s ...
Proud Boys, others see support in Trump’s response to a question about white supremacy President Trump on Sept. 29 undercut assessments by the national security community and said violence ...go back to your mule.......not doing good here!
All the times Trump has called for violence at his rallies
All the times Trump has called for violence at his rallies
"I'd like to punch him in the face."
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Violence and Arrests At Trump Rallies Are Way More Common ...
His injury-free claim isn’t true. News reports and police reports for the period show there were at least 20 incidents of physical violence at Trump rallies, including ******* used by security officials. The reports include incidents like, “a Trump supporter, was shoved against the metal barricades and began to cry,” at a rally in New Orleans, and “police said that they used pepper spray two times,” at a rally in Kansas City.and I'm sure you have no idea of history so i will not even go into trying to explain history to you.......go back to your mule
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