Fish in the Jailhouse (Treason Thread #48)

I guess Trump is still pretending that Jan. 6 was a "false flag"

It's nice to see that even if Fox was SO closely intertwined with Trump's interests, he STILL lost the last election by 8 MILLION votes. It bodes very well for what will happen if the Republicans are stupid enough to allow him to run again (and they are).

When did people stop being afraid of publicly trashing the eff bee eye, like Dump and Carlson have been? And, I've seen it on my socials, too. What kind of dimbulb goes out of their way to piss off one of the alphabet agencies?

Low T needs to get hauled in front of the House Select committee.

r4 - Have you heard anything, FCI?

Why no confrontation with Batista?

Trump is a loser.

FCI, have you checked out the twitter feed in this thread? A lot of stuff discussed on the treason and Mueller threads the last few years comes together rather neatly. Couple of new things I hadn't seen before, but (for me at least), only further confirms the Trump/Putin stole 2016 election theory.

I keep reading these threads but no matter what I read everythings ends in "but nothing will be done about any of it".

Why can't we have the UN or whomever here to monitor our elections?

R5 and R8 I will get back with you both after work. I need to make some calls. I said in another thread that the House is in chaos. They are trying to get things done before campaign season kicks in. There will be some shocking names on in the House and Senate for those who helped with the insurrection as well as some shocking retirements due to wanting to protect families. Most of those will be in safe Blue seats. No names until I hear they’ve made up their minds.

R10 Is me

Quelle surprise:

Arrest Gym!

Republican Senator acknowledges that ALL investigations into the last Presidential election showed NO significant cheating in any way:

Arrest Mo Brooks

[quote]There will be some shocking names on in the House and Senate for those who helped with the insurrection as well as some shocking retirements due to wanting to protect families. Most of those will be in safe Blue seats.

Democrats are the ones retiring??

Anti-vaxxers are drinking pee

Are there pee tapes?

Why does that belong in this thread, r17?

More info on Trump's attempts at fraudulently meddling in the past election has been released from the Congressional investigation:

Thanks, r20. That article is well worth reading.

R17, the djt pee pee girls were ahead of their time. Good post.

R20 and others....had they done further investigation in how he meddled in the PREVIOUS election, we might not be in this mess!

^That's what Mueller was suppose to deliver. Garland is proving similar.

Mueller delivered more than you're giving him credit for, r24. Once it was in Barr's hands, well...

It looks like the Trump campaigns server was communicating with Deutsche Bank all along, as had been suspected.

And, R26, where was Justice Kennedy's son the head the real estate division that gave Trump $1 billion before Kennedy decided to suddenly retire for no fucking reason? Oh, that's right...Deutsche Bank. Stole the presidency. Stole the Senate. Stole the House. Stole the Supreme Court.

The server was supposedly speaking to Alfa bank.

See, this is the conversation the Treason threads are known for. You guys keep me informed. My job keeps me busy, but I keep up with the huge volume of information around the various treasonous activities of Low T and friends from you all.

R8 I think there is no doubt 2016 was stolen which is why you get the narrative about 2020 being so extreme. The Right is now daring the anybody who believes in democracy to dare accuse them of stealing any election, past or future, so they can point the finger and say, “see Dems say the same things. WHATABOUTISM” all day long. Meanwhile, 2000, 2004, 2012( remember Rove freaking out on election night in total disbelief? he knew the machines weren’t calibrated to overcome Obama’s vote), and 2016. ES&S machines seem to be the go-to ones for them to change votes. Look at every single crazy thing they say about Dems stealing 2020! It is all projection of things they’ve done.

Somebody asked about the retirements. Yes, I’m talking about Dems. They do fear Rs taking over, extreme Rs, and are fearful for their families. I’ve heard Swalwell is one. He may seek another office or position within the Biden admin. Dems know the next Gen of Rs are dangerous.

R29 is me. Damn keep forgetting to sign my name

The article in R26 is from 2016. If there was anything to it, did Mueller know about it, was it investigated? Here is something from last month that bears on Donnie's connections with Russia. Klyushin was supposed to have an initial appearance in court a couple of weeks ago, in DC, but I don't see any news about it (maybe it was postponed due to Covid, or maybe he simply entered a "not guilty" plea and the hearing was over with...). One of Klyushin's co-arrestees in Switzerland was a man who WAS indicted by Mueller, as part of his investigation, for hacking into the US election. Klyushin looks like a man who knows where all the bodies are buried in this Russian /Trump hacking business, and the idea is that the US will refrain from prosecuting him if he cooperates re what he knows about that activity. Of course, he probably needs a full-time food-taster right about now: Donnie's bff Vladimir would surely like to have Klyushin poisoned.

^(And curiously, Klyushin (nor Kliushin) is found in a search of the New York Times, they have not ever mentioned this man by name.)

Poor Little Madison:

r29 - Jesus, FCI, hate to lose Swalwell. And yes, projection has always been part of their game plan from the very beginning.

Trump's lawyers met with Georgia prosecutors about the attempt to coerce GA. Secy of State to "find" Trump some more votes.

Rand Paul is such a douche

Trump Lawyers Met With Georgia Prosecutors; Days Later, Trump Rants About Law Enforcement

R29 "The Right is now daring the anybody who believes in democracy to dare accuse them of stealing any election, past or future, so they can point the finger and say, “see Dems say the same things. WHATABOUTISM” all day long. "

Yes - But - the difference is this: The Repubs have no evidence the 2020 election was fixed - NONE - even the few votes they found in Arizona were for Biden, forchrissakes!.... There is tons of evidence pointing at the 2016 election!

Dominion voting machines are suing their accusers - successfully! What if the makers of ES&S machines had accusations flung against them? There's documentation of tons of errors. They'd have no case.

An opinion about a lady.

The Senatrice is no lady!

From r39

[quote]..and then prostitute yourself as Graham has done, it is unforgivable.

Good grief, who the heck is paying for that old, flabby & buggy nookie?

"While Republican elites try to minimize the events of Jan. 6th, the War Room and their minions have continued to take the coup both literally and seriously. In their view the Biden “regime” is illegitimate and the regime’s medical establishment has covered up nearly a half a million deaths from the COVID “vaccines.”

In 2022 they aim to put so many of their people in positions of power throughout state and local governments that next time there will be nothing anyone can do to stop their quest for power. And this crusade is infused with an unmistakable religious fervor and appeal to a quasi-Christian nationalism that calls it devotees into action.

As crazy as their show may sound on its face—and let me tell you it seems very crazy—anyone who cares about American democracy should take that prospect very seriously indeed."

Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis Seems Poised to be the First to Indict Donald Trump

Looks as if it is Trump & Graham.

[quote]Willis declined to speak about the specifics, but she confirmed that the investigation's scope includes — but is not limited to — a Jan. 2, 2021, phone call between Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a November 2020 phone call between U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham and Raffensperger, the abrupt resignation of the U.S. attorney in Atlanta on Jan. 4, 2021, and comments made during December 2020 Georgia legislative committee hearings on the election.

I'm so jaded at this point that I feel like they would only be indicted in order to time their ultimate exoneration right before the midterms and give them the victim card to play for the next ten months.

R34 He hasn’t committed, yet. But he may decide to primary Feinstein. The House will be a very dangerous and batshit crazy place if Rs take over in 2023.

Trump hangs up on NPR after interviewer Steve Inskeep told the ex-president that his fraud claims have repeatedly been proven false, and asked if Trump will refuse to endorse any Republican candidates who dispute his lies about the 2020 election.

He lies with impunity

May he soon lie with the fishies.

Matt Gaetz's "girlfriend" testified before a grand jury today. Sounds like she’s been granted immunity in exchange for her cooperation.

Trump Triggered by Biden, Fails Easiest Interview in History

Jan. 6 Committee asks Kevin McCarthy to testify

A view on Ladybug:

Another perspective

Gaetz stuff

What Republicans really mean when they talk about "critical race theory"

The poor dear is just brainwashed now

Cy-Fair ISD- NOT surprised

Pumpkin tips? So that's the attraction? lol

Another bright star in the GQP.

[quote]One of the subtle evolutions of American conservatism under Donald Trump has been the transformation of gun culture from an enthusiasm for freedom to a mechanism for instilling fear. Because if you look beyond the statements of faux patriotism and the claims of gun fetishists to be defending the Constitution, what you see is something that looks like early-stage fascism.

Hanky-panky gerrymandering in Tennessee. Democrats are not happy.

R59 oops, Pumpkin Tits

RNC threatens to bar candidates from participating in official presidential debates:

The Justice Department has charged 11 defendants with seditious conspiracy related to the Capitol attack on January 6, 2021.

The new indictment, handed down by a grand jury on Wednesday and made public Thursday, alleges that Rhodes and his co-conspirators engaged in a conspiracy to "oppose the lawful transfer of presidential power by force, by preventing, hindering, or delaying by force execution of laws governing the transfer of power."

^ Good!

Shocker! Fox News is lying

Ha-Ha! You committed sedition!

The fact that "sedition" is now being charged is a big deal. This could be the beginning of a whole new phase of prosecutions, God willing.

And, it's important to remember, Rhodes was NOT in the Capitol building on 1/6. Is he also the first one charged to not be physically present in the building?

R69 It is a big deal. All the experts seem to believe this is a major escalation and signals things are about to get real for those treasonous MFers.

I believe the constitution bans people convicted of sedition from holding office, correct?

I expect we will see guilty pleas to lesser charges...

Go, Brianna, go!!!

One can see Junior & Eric in the pic.

Miss Marsha Blackburn attacks black nominee for federal judge over his "rap sheet" of speeding tickets.

She's a defender of Trump and his cohorts. Has she talked about their "rap sheets"?

Ex-County Clerk Kim Davis and the Oath Keepers had a history.

[quote]According to Van Tatenhove, in late 2015 -- hardly more than a year after he joined the Oath Keepers -- he "had problems" with how Rhodes and other members of the group publicly embraced Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, who had been jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, in defiance of a judge's order and a recent Supreme Court ruling. "There are a lot of queer folk in my family," Van Tatenhove said. At the time, Rhodes issued a statement saying the "imperial judiciary" was trying to "swallow up our Bill of Rights." And when Davis was released from jail, the Oath Keepers announced that they were heading to Kentucky to help ensure she "will not be illegally detained again," news reports said.

With this Supreme Court........

Elise Stefanik is a fat, lying cunt!

Tom Cotton, you've got some explaining to do!

Trump pretty much admitting he wants to steal the election again

Scary wingnuts are winning school board elections

Read the first sentence of the memo in the tweet in R79. Read it in a Russian accent. It's like we're literally dealing with the cartoon characters Boris and Natasha. And, of course, Cotton is too stupid to realize that "governments" don't write like that. (Well, except Trump's government.)

This is almost so laughably ridiculous that I tend to believe this is an attempt at a set-up to get the left to get all up in arms about it and then it turns out to be nothing in order to cover for the real evidence that will be showing up any time now. Any. Time. Now. Right???

I thought Cotton was supposed to be smart?

The victimhood of anti-vaxxers is hysterical

More Trump sadness

Love Betty Bowers

If you are a Dem please contribute to state races

Anti-vaxxers at the Trump rally love harassing cancer patients

Cotton, the fabric of our lies.

Is Garland's DOJ Investigating Trump and Company? Here Are Some Clues From Garland's Past Work

We shouldn't have to be digging for fucking clues at this point. We'll lose our government and probably entire country forever if the Repugs cheat their way back into power in November.

Another GQP big loser (by 59 points) who refuses to concede.

Florida, of course.

Republicans are just completely delusional now. It's one thing to refuse to concede when the vote is very close, now they won't even concede when they get slaughtered

Satanic Panic is back, baby!

And that has to do with treason...how, r94?

^ It just shows how delusional Republicans are

LOL R94, those Fox pundits are going after the Goths? They've been around 30+ years. They stay in their small social groups and have an aversion to interacting with others. Their parents are likely Republicans and the participants are mostly white.. Fox is propaganda.

Republicans bans on "critical race theory" and LGBT books are now getting kids out to the libraries

Aides Suggest Trump Might Be Realizing He Has No Real Power Over Republican Party

Look at that fucking clown face. To think he became President of the United States. To use one of his stupidest locutions: SAD.

Colbert

John Kelly, Anthony Scaramucci, Stephanie Grisham, Olivia Troye, Chris Krebs and others convene to strategize ways to stop Trump.

About five years too late.

The way to stop DJT & his cohorts is start prosecuting at DoJ, in NY, and in Georgia. Get this stuff to grand juries and indict.

There is no news that Merrick Garland has even asked any of them for documents, Emails, phone records, banking transactions, etc. The job is not being done. Democrats will regret it.

Trump will never cease with financial schemes until he is systematically and/or physically stopped. He's doing unshared monetary shake-downs with donors currently.

Mike Pence Script Change Seems To Address Fake Trump Elector Scheme

Hope the fake electors actually face some consequences

A NY Post editor says she was fired for not "putting put" for her boss.....she also says he ordered her to "kill" a story about E. Jean Carroll accusing Trump of rape

Ha ha!

Nicole just announcing Giuliani, Powell, Ellis and Boris Epshteyn have been subpoenaed by the committee.

^new gang of four

What about Joe DiGenova and Victoria Toensing?

R109, they’ll ignore them just like everyone else has… why can’t this committee put some teeth in these subpoenas?

The 1/6 Committee has so much more than you know. They have it all. They must put it all together in a way where they make the most ironclad report to submit to DOJ and other relevant entities. And for history. “No stone unturned” is what I keep hearing. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again there will be shocking members of Congress involved. There will be shocking members of the media involved. There will be shocking members of corporate America involved. There will be shocking members of the military, police, you name it, involved. And they’ve probably gotten most of what they want, but maybe not all they need if that makes sense.

Tic-Toc, fuck-face.

r113 - I'd just as soon they end up with more than they need, FCI.

Also, R113/FCI, shocking to the general public or shocking to Datalounge?

R116 both

Who could possibly shock US? If you told me Nancy Reagan rose from the dead and personally called off the National Guard that day, I’d shrug and say, "Typical."

r177/FCI, okey-dokey.

Yeah, I really can’t imagine being shocked by the involvement of any politician, media personality, business bigwig, military leader or law enforcement officer. There’s not a single right-winger I consider incapable of nefarious acts.

Ahem

Important news

" shocking members of Congress involved. There will be shocking members of the media involved. "

Okay. Names of congress members and media involved that would shock me: Nancy Pelosi, Eric Swalwell, Rachel Maddow, Jake Tapper.

Yeah, if any of those people were involved in the insurrection, I'd be fucking shocked! But not many others....

Good!

Let’s hope others follow suit, and help bury this cunt.

R121, wonder if the Jan. 06 Committee will have to wade through all the dick pics on those cell phones?

The loyal patriots of the Datalounge will eagerly step up to that plate r125.

We hear about M. Brooks, Gosar, Gohmert, S. Perry, Biggs, Lyin' Ted, Hawley, Gaetz, MTG, Cawthorn, Gym Jordan, D. Collins, Clyde, R. Johnson, Boebert, and a rumored handful+ of others functioning more low-keyed behind the scene. R113 most of them appear known. They would be within the pool of the contingent that refused to vote to approve certifications in targeted states. Some were blatant in their actions.

Graham pressed the SoS of Georgia to toss out Democratic votes. That was exposed well before the certification vote. He was an early major player in this overturn endeavor, despite the contradictory grandstanding and hysteria during the insurrection day.

If I knew the names, the media would as well. I’m just being told what my friends are being told.

Devin Nunes is leaving Congress and will work financially for Trump. What was his role in all this? The media has said little about it.

Nunes is a tool

Guilfoyle too.

She had the best rolodex of pic pics.

Will the Jan. 06 committee have a little chat with Ginni Thomas?

Oh, Ginni...

Guest columnist reflecting on the activism of Clarence & Ginni Thomas.

Testing positive

My oh my!

Justice Q Gorsuch

I love that writer for calling out Gorsuch's entitlement, R138. I can't even wrap my mind around the idea of refusing such a simple thing as wearing a mask to help protect a co-worker's health. Where is the understanding, the compassion, the basic level of respect for a fellow human being? I swear, Republicans are all missing an empathy gene.

And this doesn't surprise me at all:

"Stanford researchers also recently found that men who refuse to comply with Covid rules such as mask wearing are also more likely to commit sexual harassment and have sexist views. This makes perfect sense, since they're all outrageous displays of entitlement."

Roberts should have seen to it that the asshole Gorsuch be the one to work remotely.

Gorsuch, Alito, and Thomas, have a pattern of being a bit more extreme than Kavanaugh and Barrett.

Gorsuch did support one pro-gay ruling which was a surprise.

Clarence Thomas' Wife Signs Letter Saying Capitol Rioters Did Nothing Wrong

All of you must admit, Marsha Blackburn's reasoning is totally brilliant.

Here we go! Well not how WE go, but how fucking Texas goes…

Goddamn you Manchin, and the other fucktard, Sinema.

NY AG Leticia James Subpoenas Donald, Don Jr. & Ivanka Trump, While Eric Pleads the 5th 500 Times

Look at the face on this trumpie-cunt at R144.

She looks like she belongs in the Madame Tussauds wax museum.

Fuck Texas and their voter suppression

Just Texas, r147?

Ginni Thomas is batshit extreme. It is a moral collapse of the media this isn’t a huge story all the time.

You just know Ginni lords it over her "friends" that she is married to a Supreme Court Justice.

And you know those same "friends" whisper to each other that she had to marry a black man to do it.

And I'm fairly certain they use the n-word when talking about him.

[quote] Ginni Thomas is batshit extreme. It is a moral collapse of the media this isn’t a huge story all the time.

I will always argue that one of the leading indicators of extremism is the determination to find a counterbalance which (in their mind) justifies and absolves them. She, therefore, goes even deeper into the rabbit hole because she is married to the country's #1 Black white apologist.

Question for you, R149: I see a consistent voicing of optimism from the right. Do they truly believe it, is it "politics as normal", or is it bravado....? Some of them have to be aware that exposure of their malfeasance could torpedo any advantage they have (if...they have any...question mark...).

Thoughts?

Kristol has been wrong about lots of things. He was a big Sarah Palin booster

Kristol's mantra was being a neocon globalist and interventionist. I expect he regrets his support for Sarah Palin. Her messaging and popularity with the right-wing base was a prelude to Trump.

R151 Are you just talking about midterms?

History says Dems should lose midterms. There is a very (I cannot highlight this enough) concerted effort make this about failed progressive policies (which they aren’t failures they’re huge successes) ignoring the party out of power almost always wins. That alone is reason for them to be optimistic. It would probably benefit Dems in 2024 if they got the House.

With all the shenanigans going on at the state level it will be a blowout if not stopped. If we pass VR in ‘22 they’d still likely win (see history). I’m not saying anything you all don’t already know.

Yes, midterms.

I am so very aware of the precedent and it depresses me greatly. I can only hope that those revelations which you call shocking actually shake some sense into enough people to keep Congress from going off of the deep end (like Speaker Gym...). It's going to be a rough fight.

On the other hand, what is happening with Youngkin in Virginia right now might also factor into the equation if we're lucky.

Good!

Was just going to post that news, r156. Here we go!

Just In…. MSNBC - Supreme Court will not block archives from turning over trumps documents to the January 6 committee.

This is huge news. The Orange Blossom does not want to hear this. I hope he’s weathering in excruciating stomach pain.

SCOTUS declines to block release of Trump documents from the National Archives.

PRAISE!

^^^^^^^^^^^^

**** withering

Good times.

Of course only Ginni's husband dissented. I wonder why . . .

I’m sorry my reply at R154 wasn’t exactly clear with me saying “them” and “they” without specifying exactly the party I was referring to.

That’s what I get for typing in traffic!

Great new from the Supreme Court. Wow. Low T must be having a stroke. Of course Thomas dissented. I am shocked Alito didn’t.

8 to 1 ruling by U.S. Supreme Court ruling.

Dissenter: Ginni Thomas' husband.

^didn't intend to be redundant. DL loading problems.

R155 I actually liked Bill Kristol’s advice. Dems must make stark differences. They must scare the shit out of voters. Highlight Youngkin the supposed “new” republican who was “different” from all the Low T republicans. First day in office reveals the extremist he is.

Anything can happen. We really need to keep the Senate. House is a long shot. I fear Dems losing Nancy as a leader. You think Dems are like herding cats? You ain’t seen nothing if House Dems don’t have a very strong leader.

What could possibly be in the official record that the Archives are now free to provide? I'm so jaded now that I assume Trump putting up the fight in the first place was just a screen so that when nothing it there it will make the Democrats and the committee look bad for putting such emphasis on it. So, FCI or anyone else, what amazing information could be in the official papers/record? Is it texts and phone recordings?

Lady needs some Nip N Tuck to be even prettier.

R168 That’s the thing, we don’t know what we don’t know. I imagine it will be a treasure trove of communications. I think there is something very damning there. He thought the SC would stop it.

When asked if she has made friends with any Democrats this is who Lauren Boebert named as her new buddy.

No comments from the FBI about the nature or even reason for the investigation

[quote] “The FBI was present in the vicinity of Windridge Drive and Estate Drive in Laredo conducting court-authorized law enforcement activity,” the statement read. “The FBI cannot provide further comment on an ongoing investigation.”

[quote] At Cuellar’s home, located in the 8200 block of Estate Drive, federal vehicles were seen with cases and other items taken from the congressman’s home as agents filed in and out of the residence Wednesday afternoon.

R171 oh NOT SURPRISED IN THE LEAST. Yes, shouting. He is an asshole.

Details, R172?

I can't find the video but her pronouncement was so patronizing it made my skin crawl. I got the impression then that he was a suck up even though I had never even heard of him previously.

[quote] There is a very (I cannot highlight this enough) concerted effort make this about failed progressive policies (which they aren’t failures they’re huge successes)

Yes. The just flat out lie. Like this:

Republicans are taking credit for the infrastructure stuff they voted against

Here it is:

12.8 million will buy a lot of pork rinds.

Rep Cuellar is a blue dog Dem who loves to *try* to fuck Dems over. He is a known asshole. Bragged about voting for Low T in 2016. Pelosi keeps him in check and likely has dirt on him (from what I’ve heard). Would I be surprised if he was involved in 1/6? No. He’s shady. He would have switched parties if Low T didn’t go off the deep end. He’s just a coward Jeff Van Drew.

I am hearing a party switching is near.

Of Cuellar, r179?

R180 No names, but not him. IMO. I think in the Senate. This is not from the same person who gave me the impeachment scoop, but it is her friend in Rep. Lizzie Fletcher’s office. The reason I think it is in the Senate is because this person is the only person I know of who has good Senate contacts. Contacts with information the media wouldn’t know about, yet.

D to R or R to D?

I’m 9999999999999999% it is D to Independent.

Oh great. More ammunition to use against is in November.

There has been talk of Manchin running for governor of W.V. in 2024.

I keep hearing commentators and pundits and historian trying to shame Manchin and Sinema, warning them "history will not be kind"......and "this will not help their legacy"....like they really fucking care? We've been hearing that said for years about McConnell and Trump. They don't give a shit!

Can they please come up with a better threat??

I think we need to bring back tarring and feathering, R186. But, that bitch Sinema would probably like the fashion of it and Manchin would probably like the pain. The moron and the sadistic fuck.

Ossoff clashes with S. Collins who is concerned.

You all know I’m very optimistic. One huge problem is we have too many billionaires who have way too much money. They have way too much influence on too many politicians, including a few Dems. Very few but some nonetheless.

Money is power. I cannot believe we allow individuals to become that wealthy knowing full well they will have too much power and influence. It is definitely not healthy for democracy as we see. I think we’re past the tipping point. We *almost* got all Dems to back changes to lessen their influence. We just had a few Dems like Sinema and Manchin who thwart it.

The good news is almost all Dems want to change this. In the past we had more than a few Dems who thwarted the will of the vast majority of the party. Add Dems to every level of govt. Sure we’ll get some bad apples, but we’ll get far more who will give us a fighting chance to change things for the better.

I’ve never heard the mood on the Hill be so grim. The good guys are demoralized. We need to let them know we have their backs. Call and thank them if you can.

Clarence & Ginni getting out of Washington, D.C. would improve America.

The Devil would not like it.

[quote] I’m 9999999999999999% it is D to Independent.

Jon Tester would be my guess, R183

Jockstrap Gym is having trouble fast talking and lying his way out of his Jan. 06 role.

Stephanie Grisham has apparently spilled some interesting tea re secret meetings in the WH just before 1/6.

Was Louie Gohmert inciting violence in the lead-up to the Capitol attack on Jan. 06? Capitol Police believe so.

Marsha Blackburn receives donations exceeding the legal limit from Universal Media that happens to be Taylor Swift's label.

[quote]“If I get bad press for saying, ‘Don’t put a homophobic racist in office,’ then I get bad press for that. I really don’t care,” Swift told her publicist in one scene. “I think it is so frilly and spineless of me to stand onstage and go ‘Happy Pride Month, you guys,’ and then not say this, when someone’s literally coming for their neck.” But apparently, the megastar’s own record label and publisher, Universal Music Group, feels differently—so differently, in fact, that UMG’s political action committee isn’t just maxing out the allowable contribution to Blackburn; it’s exceeding the limits.

[quote]Republican political strategist Susan Del Percio called out Sen. Lindsey Graham for his slavish devotion to Donald Trump, explaining that the moment the former president's popularity craters, the South Carolina Republican will drop him like a hot rock. Laughing at Graham's assertion that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) needs to learn to work with the twice-impeached ex-president if he wants to remain the GOP leader in the Senate, Del Percio said that wasn't going to happen and accused Trump's Senate golfing buddy of being a sycophant with no "morals."

Linds has no sense of morals?

Talk about earth shattering news.

ExxonMobil Tells Texas Supreme Court Lies Are Protected Speech. Exxon says climate litigation in California is a conspiracy designed to limit its right of free speech.

[quote]America has a legal system. What it lacks is a justice system. In other words, don’t get your hopes up, people. Corporate power is the basis of fascism and the bedrock of political life in America today. “We The People” are systematically marginalized or excluded from the operation of the American judicial system. This is going to get worse before it gets better. One way or another, climate litigation is going to wind up in the laps of the 9 justices of the US Supreme Court — 6 of whom were suckled at the breast of the Federalist Society, an organization founded in part and supported financially by Charles Koch and other oil interests. It is an article of faith among Federalist Society acolytes that corporations can do no wrong and have greater legal rights than people.

[quote]There’s a reason why Chief Justice John Roberts and his ultra right wing confréres blithely stated in Citizens United and other rulings that of course corporations have the same rights of free speech as mere mortals. They are “people”according to the Constitution, even though the word “corporation” appears nowhere in that document.

[quote]Texas Governor Greg Abbott has gotten in on the fun. He has filed an extraordinary brief with the Texas Supreme Court — composed entirely of Republicans, half of them appointed by Abbott himself — in which he accuses the California plaintiffs of attempting “to suppress the speech of eighteen Texas-based energy companies on the subject of climate and energy policies.”

More alleged illicit, sexual shananigans at a Murdoch News Corp operation.

^Who could imagine it would be such a sexy place to work?

[quote]Few forces in modern politics have been more villainous than the Wichita-based Koch network, a vast web of right-wing organizations battling environmental progress and eroding American democracy. Just last year, Koch donated $708,500 to candidates who objected to Joe Biden’s presidential win, fueling an insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Koch knows that history poses public relations problems as voters grow curious about dark money in politics. So last year we were treated to the spectacle of 85-year-old Charles Koch, the surviving politically active brother, saying he regretted deepening partisan divides. This year, the Koch network said it opposed banning education about our country’s racial history.

[bold] Dick Uihlein has been a reliable GOP donor for years. But in 2020, he gave millions to groups associated with overturning the election. [/bold]

[quote] Uihlien—whose net worth Bloomberg pegs at about $4 billion—also funded right-wing media outlets that pushed false narratives about the 2020 election. For instance, he donated $750,000 to the FDRLST, which pushed misleading claims of voter fraud. He also slipped $25,000 to the American Conservative, which published a number of articles claiming that Democrats had stolen the election, including a debunked article the evening of Jan. 6 alleging widespread fraud.

[quote] Another right-wing outlet, Sons of Liberty—the media outfit, not to be confused with a militia group of the same name—pocketed $300,000 from the supply chain magnate. The radio broadcast, which promoted claims of fraud after the election, is run by anti-LGBTQ activist-pastor Bradlee Dean, who has suggested that “homosexuals” are to blame for most child molestations in the country. Most recently, Sons of Liberty has been on an anti-vax kick, pushing outrageous claims, like that the COVID-19 vaccine is causing AIDS.

[quote] Uihlein also threw a $25,000 bone to conservative watchdog Judicial Watch, run by conspiracy theorist Tom Fitton. That organization also challenged the election results.

[quote] Some Uihlein money made it to groups directly involved with events on Jan. 6.

[quote] For example, he boosted Turning Point USA, the far-right youth organization helmed by social media personality Charlie Kirk. After Trump’s defeat, TPUSA pushed the Big Lie and backed the “Stop the Steal” movement, and later helped organize Jan. 6 rally events, including providing transportation for attendees from across the country. Uihlein contributed $30,000 to the group.

[quote] Uihlein also provided a pillar of financial support for the Tea Party Patriots, a far-right activist group which helped organize rally events on Jan. 6. Since 2016, he has gifted the group’s political committee more than $4 million, according to Federal Election Commission data—including $800,000 in September 2020.

[quote] There’s another riot connection, too—albeit less direct. The Media Research Center, which styles itself as a watchdog of liberal press outlets, received $300,000 from Uihlein in 2020.

GOP Rep. Madison Cawthorn Cleans Gun During Veterans' Affairs Hearing

[quote] “It was immature. He’s a child. He lacks common sense. I think the congressman was overcompensating for something that he lacks and feeling inadequate among the heroes on that call,” said John Feal, a 9/11 first responder who was at the virtual meeting.

[quote] Feal was one of at least two people at the Veterans’ Affairs meeting who noticed what Cawthorn was doing. Both were infuriated. But the general public couldn’t see it, because the two-hour virtual hearing was held over Zoom—which meant that those tuning in could only see the person speaking.

[quote] Cawthorn worked on his pistol out of sight for several minutes, two people told The Daily Beast, but it became plainly visible during the testimony of Jen Burch, a veteran who spent six years in the Air Force serving in Japan and Afghanistan.

[...]

[quote] From the layout of the office behind him, Cawthorn appeared to be in his congressional office at the time, but The Daily Beast could not immediately confirm his location. (Although firearm possession is generally illegal in the District of Columbia, members of Congress have carved out a special rule that allows them to maintain guns in their offices.)

[quote] The Daily Beast asked Cawthorn’s office if the congressman thought this an appropriate time to clean his firearm. His communications director, Luke Ball, responded: “What could possibly be more patriotic than guns and veterans?”

More Congressional Subpoenas, But Still No Use of Congress's Lawful Tool of Inherent Contempt

From r204...

Cawthorn really is a piece of shit

Cawthorn, Gosar, MTG, Boebert Gohmert, and Mo Brooks, and a few others probably make a lot of people on Capitol Hill uncomfortable with their "suggestiveness" that is not completely disassociated with varying forms of violence implications. This should be addressed.

[quote] Cawthorn, Gosar, MTG, Boebert Gohmert, and Mo Brooks, and a few others probably make a lot of people on Capitol Hill uncomfortable with their "suggestiveness" that is not completely disassociated with varying forms of violence implications.

Very much by design.

Just today, as Klanny Oakley insulted a group of Orthodox Jews and then claimed that liberals can't take a "joke", she's named head cheerleader. I don't think it is a coincidence as I have seen some speculation that she is linked to the tyrant discussed in R203: the goal is disruption & chaos.

They have neither aptitude nor interest in governance. They are there to weaken the institution and make it easier for the Republic to fall.

Arrest Rudy!

Cawthorn needs to die in a plume of gaseous gunpowder. I’d like to know if Nancy can do something about his unbecoming behavior. I mean, the little fucker is a congressman, and she is leader of the house. Could she bring charges against this consistently disruptive and dangerous Nazi?

R211, I will feel really sorry for the Democrats who will be left to work in the House if those scumbags take over after the mid-terms.

[quote] The New York Times paid Kevin McCarthy’s roommate to do a “focus group” of opinions about Biden which it then passed off as legitimate research.

[quote] The New York Times hired the Republican live-in pal of the House Minority Leader to cook up Biden soundbites.

[quote] Really sit with that.

[quote] Hiring the roommate of the most senior House Republican to dumpster dive for quotes.

[quote] Shameless.

[quote] The Times is Politico with a crossword puzzle.

The Ukraine blackmail scandal, meddling with votes, the Big Lie, collaborating with a few NY f b i agents to manufacture dirt on HRC, and a host of other bad acts, indicates Rudy Giuliani needed to have been indicted and prosecuted a long time ago.

Being an ex-prosecutor and ex-Mayor is not a legitimate pass for criminal behavior later. His age is not an excuse. His big-time entangled conniving indicates he can still distinguish between what is right, and what is wrong. He chose to continue on the sinister path.

Yes, I agree, R212.

I’ve never experienced anything as nauseating and rancid as the current state of our politics. Make that, Republican politics.

Elder here, who thought George W Bush, during his time in office, was Lucifer incarnate. Compared to todays cast of bizarro and dangerous characters, Bush would be considered a fucking teddy bear.

More of a monkey, r215...

R216

Yes, r217?

R218 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ha-ha, r219...made ya look.

R220, ya dirty crook!

Did anyone else say that in their youth?

Note:

More on R171

With Supreme Court Ruling, the Investigative Circle is Tightening Around Trump in NYGACongress

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More crap from Clarence and Ginni Thomas

The question:

"What's your message for voters of color who are concerned that without the John L. Lewis Voting Rights Act, they're not going to be able to vote in the midterms?"

*

McConnell's answer:

"Well, the concern is misplaced because if you look at the statistics, Afro-American voters are voting in just as high a percentage as Americans."

Mitch has no government plans other than tax cuts for the very rich, deregulation of all environmental regulations, have no accountability on the big banks and monopolies, cut social security, and allow big pharma & insurance to decide health care policies.

Sidney Powell is eager to appear before the Jan. 06 Committee.

I'd enjoy hearing Liz Cheney questioning her.

[quote]Ms. Powell has received the January 6 Committee’s subpoena, and she looks forward to providing the Committee with significant evidence in support of the election fraud statements and claims she presented on behalf of the electors and clients she represented. Those claims are supported by expert reports and affidavits of witnesses that no court took the time to hear. Ms. Powell is a practicing lawyer, and she will comply to the full extent required by law and legal ethics. Ms. Powell looks forward to appearing before the Committee to answer questions, walk through the evidence, and present a full picture of the fraud and other misconduct that took place during the 2020 Election, including the myriad of election fraud allegations only now being examined by state officials in Georgia, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. -Statement on behalf of Sidney Powell–From Howard Kleinhendler, Counsel for Sidney Powell

Can't wait, r229!

[quote]Ms. Powell is a practicing lawyer

Needs more practice.

Good article, r226

Yep, Ole' Ginni is still stiring the poop and hubby doesn't recuse himself.

As with Watergate, these J6 Committee hearings need to be televised during prime time.

Ari is talking to Navarro and Epshteyn. God, they're scum.

From r226...

"Kurt Andersen, who grew up across the street from the family, recalls, “Her parents were the roots of the modern, crazy Republican Party. My parents were Goldwater Republicans, but even they thought the Lamp family was nuts.”"

Trump White House Aide Pressed On Trump Fans' Violent Attacks On Police

CNN announced this afternoon they will be telecast R233.

Good. Let the squirming begin.

I’m just fine with this. Ohh, poor Rudy n’ Mikie…. Not feeling the love?

Steve Bannon is not a gentleman and won't be calling upon Lá Sènatrice again anytime soon.

[quote]Bannon heavily suggested that Graham—a vocal GOP critic of Trump prior to the 2016 election who went on to become one of his most outspoken supporters after he was elected—was one of the "scumbags and slime balls" who had secretly betrayed Trump and "the War Room posse" by backing Biden.

The wicked are turning on each other.

Nihilists have a tendency to do that r240.

Pardon propaganda Fox video link. Graham & Trump getting together in Mar-a-Lago & elsewhere frequently is not new. Would they be talking about the released files? Of course Georgia is on their minds. Hannity is tied-up in this saga too. Sean Hannity does his deflection.

Lindsey still has those bandages on the face.

If you going to do LG, make it pretty.

Don Lemon interviews Jane Mayer about insurrection enabler/operative Ginni and the conflicts-of-interests of her Supreme Court spouse, Clarence.

Thomas should be forced to resign…his wife is batshit

CNN has been hyping their special: Marilyn Monroe Reframed.

What if Fox competitively countered with their own special: Lindsay Graham Reframed?

Sean Hannity may be available to narrate. Guest commentators could include Brett Kavanaugh, Chuck Grassley, Dianne Feinstein, Trey Gowdy, Joe Biggs, Joe Manchin, and Ivanka Trump. Chick-fil-A and My Pillow could be the prime corporate sponsors.

The nation and the world would get to know the real Lindsay, not just the popular and modest Senator from the great state of South Carolina.

Let the red states secede

Was Flynn blackmailing people?

Buh-bye debates?

And how exactly would that work, r247?

Flynn had dirt on a couple members of congress. Allegedly

Missouri GQP Senate primary candidates employ multiple consultants and operatives who have worked for Trump. What a racket!

[quote]Attorney General Eric Schmitt is friends with Pam Bondi, who runs Trump’s Super PAC. U.S. Rep. Billy Long hired Kellyanne Conway as an adviser. Former Gov. Eric Greitens tapped Kimberly Guilfoyle, a former Trump adviser who is engaged to Donald Trump, Jr., as his national chairwoman and recently hosted Rudy Giuliani in St. Louis for a fundraiser.

[quote]Report: Trump may endorse more than one Republican in Missouri Senate Primary BY DANIEL DESROCHERS JANUARY 21, 2022 Kansas City Star (unable to link on DL)

In the comments section:

[quote]For Steve Bannon to come out and attack Lindsey Graham on his podcast as one of the 5 republicans who support Biden, tells me that Bannon is aware of what Lindsey is being blackmailed with by Trump, and reminding him he better stay in line

[quote]Once upon a time, Kimberly Guilfoyle was a hard-charging, law-and-order prosecutor in Los Angeles and San Francisco, who no doubt had a role in issuing plenty of subpoenas as she prosecuted homicides, sexual assaults and armed robberies. Two decades later, Guilfoyle is on the other side of investigators serving subpoenas.

Trump's Draft Executive Order for Military Seizure of Voting Machines: Deeply Dangerous+Dictatorial

My goodness!

Diamond & Silk tweet:

I'm not clicking on a Diamond & Silk tweet. Nuh uh.

[quote]Former Trump campaign and White House aides Hope Hicks and Stephen Miller are among McCormick’s advisers. Parnell endorsed him the day he entered the race. Former Trump press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, now a candidate for governor in Arkansas, is backing him, too.

Hope Hicks & Stephen Miller are bopping around Pennsylvania. So that's where they have been?

Newt Gingrich is what Fox, Rupert & Lachlan Murdoch's network, presents. Newt is a disgraced ex-speaker whose own Republican brethren in the House turned on him for his crazed leadership and hypocritical shananigans.

^ Newt needs to look upthe definition of "lynch mob"

Ivanka, and Jr & Eric (and Kimberly) are adults who were paid by the administration, the campaign or BOTH. They are not children. Let's take the gloves off and deal with all of them.

Sarah Palin tests positive for Covid as defamation trial against New York Times begins

[quote] Palin sued the Times in 2017 over an editorial she said falsely linked her political rhetoric to the 2011 shooting of Gabby Giffords in 2017. The Times corrected the editorial, conceding that it had incorrectly characterized a map from Palin’s political action committee that featured crosshairs over certain Democrats’ electoral districts.

[quote] The case was originally dismissed but was reversed on appeal.

[quote] Palin claims that the Times editorial damaged her reputation and that the Times correction was insufficient.

[quote] Palin had two positive antigen tests on Sunday, but Rakoff indicated that it was a “normal at home test whose reliability is not as high as the test that she will be taking today.”

C'mon COVID!

Work your magic!!!

I hope she didn't spread it to her special needs kid. Bitch.

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Marsha looks frazzled. That hair!

[quote]“I’m the guy who came up with the idea of January 6th when I was talking with Congressman [Paul] Gosar, Congressman Andy Biggs, and Congressman Mo Brooks,” he said on December 28, 2020. “So, we’re the four guys who came up with a January 6th event, hashtag ‘do not certify.’ And it was to build momentum and pressure, and then on the day change hearts and minds of Congresspeoples [sic] who weren’t yet decided or saw everyone outside and said, ‘I can’t be on the other side of that mob.'”

The denials of Biggs, Gosar, & Mo Brooks don't hold water.

The growing call to impeach Clarence Thomas.

[quote]The Supreme Court justice refuses to recuse himself from cases in which his right-wing activist wife, Ginni, has a clear interest. The Democrats should punish him for it.

Ginni is tight with the insurrectionists. Long overdue that she faces accountability.

Uncle Joe dropping truth bombs on the hot mike:

He should be like that more often, r271.

The thing is, R272, is that the Cons have started complaining and fear mongering about the situation in Ukraine and how the world is going to collapse because we snowflakes couldn't handle a couple of "mean tweets". The likes of JD Vance and Tom Cotton and Joshie here think wokeness is ruining the military who need to just suck it up.

...and then they immediately complain when it comes for one of theirs.

To his credit...:

Hope Hicks rumored to be coming to the house for the upcoming season of Celebrity Big Brother.

[quote]Exactly who is entering the house is a closely-guarded secret, but rumored houseguests include iCarly star Jerry Trainor, former President Trump employee Hope Hicks and basketball player Lamar Odom.

Joni Ernst needs to have follow-up questions. She avoids the scrutiny.

Dana Bash didn't ask her the tough questions.

Eastman is a sack o' shit

Barr Talks to House Select Committee with No Leaks: Two Important Takeaways from this Revelation

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

That’s because Ms.Bash leans to the right. I don’t like her stoic and cold delivery. She should have put the screws to that screwball, Ernst. I’d like to know how Ms Bash managed to blow marriages with DL fave, CNNs John King, and handsome CNN contributor, Jeremy Bash. She’s a cold fish.

Well bless his heart. Atlanta ain't Manhattan or Palm Beach.

Trump, Lindsey, & Rudy, oh my!

[quote]The veteran prosecutor has indicated that her team is also examining the abrupt resignation of former Atlanta-based U.S. Attorney BJay Pak; a November 2020 call U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., placed to Raffensperger; and false claims made by Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani during a hearing before the Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee.

Lindsey working hard for South Carolina?

Newt Gingrich Says Republicans will Jail Jan. 6 Panel Members if Republicans Take Power at Midterms

but forced by whom r245? Who exactly is going to be forced by anyone to do anything these days? Who imagines that there is some big shame caucus out there that is demanding that anybody at all do the right thing? It sure as fuck isn't the lovely and talented American Media. They don't give fuck one about any of this.

Well, at least he admits he's not president now:

^Was he playing with Lindsey or was Lindsey caddying?

[quote] Ellicott is the long-time best friend of corrupt Florida tax official Joel Greenberg, who was Gaetz’s wingman in the underage sex operation, according to several sources with direct knowledge of their relationship. Last year, The Daily Beast revealed that Ellicott knew intimate details about the teenage girl who was paid for sex by the group—and actually texted what essentially amounted to a confession that they were scrambling to try and coverup details about their sex with a 17-year-old from the feds.

R288 good link.

Mattie, you in trouble gurl!

Extremist politicians aren't a "both sides" issue — it's strictly a GOP phenomenon:

DOJ Investigating Fraudulent Electors Presents Opportunity to Flip Them Up the Criminal Food Chain

May I have another?

^ A++++

The MF Guy planned to play mean girl with the vaccine.

[quote] U.S. officials initially planned to apportion the life-saving shots based on political preferences rather than serving the neediest first, which global health advocates have advocated for over the past two years.

[...]

[quote] As a result of favoring its strategic allies in the dose donation distribution plan, the administration deprioritized vulnerable countries with weak health systems that did not have the finances to procure their own vaccine — countries where officials have struggled throughout the pandemic to contain the spread of Covid-19.

[quote] Yet it is those countries that many public health experts have said are most important to inoculate as a way of preventing new variants from emerging.

Articles of Impeachment are being drafted as I type!

Maybe he'll do something really unforgiveable, like wearing a tan suit

Junior defends Russia

Quel surprise, r298...

Ivanka "discounts".

Texas voter suppression.

R301, that sucks.

R301 doesn't just suck...

THIS should be broadcast far and wide and brought up every single time GOP attempt to claim they are protecting election "integrity".

He is the best example of what is happening to thousands of Texans including (but not limited to) many seniors and transitory workers who have lost their documents and women who are struggling to get ballot access because they lack paperwork like marriage or divorce certificates, now "necessary" to prove name changes.

Let this be a harbinger of "find outs" to come:

Republican lawmakers in Arizona are pushing a raft of major changes to the state's voting laws, including:

• Empowering the legislature to either "accept or reject election results" following primary and general elections.

• Mandating that election workers hand count ballots instead of using electronic equipment to tabulate results.

• Eliminating the state's widely used early-voting-by-mail program.

• Prohibiting officials from mandating mask wearing at polling places.

"We need to get back to 1958-style of voting," the bill's lead sponsor, GOP Rep. John Fillmore, said Wednesday.

[quote]"We need to get back to 1958-style of voting," the bill's lead sponsor, GOP Rep. John Fillmore, said Wednesday.

R is for Republican...and regression

At least they admit they want to go back to the Jim Crow era

Ron de Santis is trying to take credit for all the money FL got from the infrastructure bill (even though he was against it)

DOJ Considering Supreme Court Rejection of Trump's Executive Privilege Claim in Mark Meadows Case

I honestly don’t understand why they don’t understand.

Biden Delivered Fastest Economic Growth Since Reagan. So Why Don't Voters Feel It?

Miss Marsha has another thought.

This wasn't her first?

More gentleman callers in trouble.

[quote]Last week, the select committee subpoenaed Trump's daughter and former senior adviser, Ivanka Trump, and former Trump lawyers Rudy Giuliani, Jenna Ellis and Sidney Powell, who pushed unfounded claims of widespread 2020 election fraud. ABC News also confirmed that the committee acquired phone records from Trump's son, Eric, and Kimberly Guilfoyle, the fiancee of Donald Trump Jr.

Wonder which one's phone records show calling up octogenarian MAGA donors for contributions in exchange for loosey-goosey poontang?

In deplorable traitor news....

[quote]Michael Cohen, a former longtime personal lawyer for Donald Trump, says the former president is employing business strategies reminiscent of his time before running for the White House. Cohen, who had a falling out with Trump after 2016, spoke to The Washington Post for a story Friday on the various money-making ventures the former president and his family have launched since he left the White House, including speaking events and merchandising. "They would sell ice to an Eskimo signed by Trump if they could," Cohen said of the efforts.

Does Ginny have a sister?

An oldie but a goodie!

KAREN! The Musical!

More like R319 on his YouTube channel

Nimrata Randhawa declaring Biden & Harris must resign.

She will not be the GQP nominee in 2024. Fellow SC politician, Lindsey Graham, will put a stop to that.

Big Ginni continues to be troubling.

Miss Marsha tweeting on a Sunday morning.

Thanks for sharing that, R323, minutes after I saw this tweet.

It really does come down to a simple reality: She/they believe themselves to be superior and need society to be tiered with illiterate (but proud) drones supporting them.

The same reason they want health care tied to a corporate job. To keep us corporate slaves.

Exactly, R325

R318, I see Trump's social network is attracting the best and the brightest!

You really do get the face you deserve in life...

I don't know how this is possible.

R328, that looks like the first thing that would come up if you did a Google search for "MAGA"

They’re not not real nuns

Personally, I have never been able to tell the real nuns from the fake nuns.

MTG disapproves of Lindsey Graham.

Who would not have seen that coming?

@ r333

Marjorie, are you happy now?

This made me laugh. The GOP sure loves its "You're a socialist!" crap

Junior is getting even more disturbing.

How soon before the kid turns the gun on dad and grandpa?

Probably Kurds leaving Syria after Trump abandoned them.

Miss Marsha ignores this:

R337 God willing

Clarence won't recuse himself over Ginni's behavior of enabling seditionists.

Republicans won't allow him to be impeached.

Oh, Eric, you are naughty!

[quote]Ex-president’s son is alleged to have inflated the value of a luxury property for financial gain.

Will Trump's Written Confession Regarding Pence "Overturning" Election Prod DOJ into Action?

Lawrence: 'Profoundly Stupid' Trump Admits He Wanted To Steal Election

Marsha sure likes to tweet.

Decriers of "cancel culture" to debate canceling two of their own flock.

More GOP cancel culture

Susan Collins is concerned

Susan Collins is irrelevant.

Water is wet.

Evil

Dump always tries to get morons to do his dirty work. What authority did Ghouliani have to do anything in the government, let alone Homeland Security?

Whatever shall Lindsey do to get back in Donald's good graces?

Meow!

The DJT & Lindz spat will cool. LG will be back in Mar-a-Lago by the weekend, and tweeting all her daily scheduled shows for Fox & Netflix. The media gets fooled over and over.

Hmmm...

Miss Jane had nicer tits r358.

Newsmax, not Netflix

Miss Hawley wants to be President.

[quote] This new piece of legislation would shield those claiming they acted in self-defense from having to prove that their fear was reasonable.

Probably related to R356 even even though the Senator from Missouri only recently acquired a home in Missouri.

[quote] The NAACP is sending a strong message to people of color traveling through Missouri: Go at your own risk.

[quote] The organization is circulating a travel advisory after the state passed a law that Missouri’s NAACP conference says allows for legal discrimination. The warning cites several discriminatory incidents in Missouri, included as examples of “looming danger” in the state.

[quote] The NAACP says this is the first travel advisory ever issued by the organization, at the state or national level. The Missouri conference initially published the advisory in June, and it was recognized nationally at the NAACP’s annual convention last week.

[quote] “Individuals traveling in the state are advised to travel with extreme CAUTION,” the advisory warns

It's always sad when your gentleman caller turns on you. Poor Lindz l.

Go Alex!

Ginni Thomas & Kimberly Guilfoyle not happy about this.

Trying to get the prospect from South Carolina to be nominated to the Supreme Court by Joe Biden.

Miss Marsha tries trolling AOC again.

Republican are obsessed with AOC. AOC must be doing something right.

[quote] I mean, who’s afraid of being too secure,” said Hutson...

...the no-neck yokel from the party who demands full control over the "security"

No-neck is pushing voter intimidation. Their "police" will be put in districts that lean Democractic.

I wouldn't know, r365, it's paywalled. As I'm assuming the thread has become.

New Thread. This one is paywalled.