Exactly, That hatred runs the party. That's why it would be simply impossible for any of us to unite with them. You can't unite with a group of people that wouldn't mind you dying.
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Exactly, That hatred runs the party. That's why it would be simply impossible for any of us to unite with them. You can't unite with a group of people that wouldn't mind you dying.
You ever hear a Trumpster or a Republican actually talk coherently, logically and informatively on why they support them? Trump''s rallies betray them as they are nothing more than Trump engaging in a free form list of grievances and insults on their common foes (liberals, feminists, Muslims, black and brown people, the disabled, etc.) and self-congratulations on everything. Apparently they love that and his 4th grade speaking level.
Trump speaks at fourth-grade level, lowest of last 15 U.S. presidents, new analysis finds
Nope. You ask them why they vote Trump or Republican. You never get a straight answer. Nothing personal about what they think will help them or their community. Just the usual Fox News talking points. Once that gets debunked. We’re left with noting but an irrational racist individual that can’t be reasoned with let alone United with.
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A door closes. Who will tell the Proud Boys?
Lawsuits that tried to disrupt Biden's wins in four states are withdrawn - CNNPolitics
Lawsuits that tried to disrupt Biden's wins in four states are withdrawn - CNNPolitics
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He was dubbed 'America's mayor.' Now he's pushing baseless conspiracies:
A breakdown of Giuliani's role in Trump's post-election fight - CNN
A breakdown of Rudy Giuliani's role in Trump's post-election fight:
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A breakdown of Giuliani's role in Trump's post-election fight - CNN
A breakdown of Rudy Giuliani's role in Trump's post-election fight:
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Still Hoping To Be FLOTUS:
“Stand By Your Man”
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Lindsey Graham Denies Pressuring Georgia Official To Toss Legal Ballots | HuffPost
“Stand By Your Man”
Lindsey Graham Denies Pressuring Georgia Official To Toss Legal Ballots | HuffPost
Cucking Flueless!
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Trump Will Have To Pay $7.9 Million If He Really Wants Wisconsin Recount | HuffPost
And Trump still owes money in cities all over Wisconsin for rally expenses.
Trump Will Have To Pay $7.9 Million If He Really Wants Wisconsin Recount | HuffPost
And Trump still owes money in cities all over Wisconsin for rally expenses.
Still catering to Trump’s delusions by trying to block legitimate votes in Detroit, Michigan...
Guess why.
Guess why.
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Update: Detroit voters in Wayne county were not happy with their votes not being certified. After making their displeasure known to the rogue canvassers, the two Republicans who were holding the certification hostage, have had a sudden change of heart and have voted to certify the elections.
One wonders if Miz Lindzay had a hand in this like he tried in Georgia.
One wonders if Miz Lindzay had a hand in this like he tried in Georgia.
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W.N.B.A. Players Escalate Protest of Anti-B.L.M. Team Co-Owner, GA Senator Kelly Loeffler
"Led by the members of the Atlanta Dream, players have begun wearing T-shirts supporting a political opponent of Senator Kelly Loeffler, who co-owns the Dream and has spoken against the Black Lives Matter movement."
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"Led by the members of the Atlanta Dream, players have begun wearing T-shirts supporting a political opponent of Senator Kelly Loeffler, who co-owns the Dream and has spoken against the Black Lives Matter movement."
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Further wasting the time of responsible citizens in a state where historically recounts have not changed the count—all for a tantrum. I sure hope Wisconsin collects all monies in advance. Trump owes money all over the state for his rallies. To that end, whose money will Wisconsin be receiving if he does pay up?Cucking Flueless!
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Trump Will Have To Pay $7.9 Million If He Really Wants Wisconsin Recount | HuffPost
And Trump still owes money in cities all over Wisconsin for rally expenses.
No doubt someone else’s money he’s spending/blowing. A sucker is born every minute.
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Another day passes and Trump is still just a SORE LOSER. Oh, and still a threat to national security.
Opps Fox and Friends has turned. The end is near.
‘Fox & Friends’ host says it’s time for president to start coordinating with Biden team on virus.
‘Fox & Friends’ host says it’s time for president to start coordinating with Biden team on virus.
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Still Hoping To Be FLOTUS:
“Stand By Your Man”
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Lindsey Graham Denies Pressuring Georgia Official To Toss Legal Ballots | HuffPost
The next Attorney General is going to be quite busy.
Lindsay will regret his behavior. I don't know what he's being blackmailed with, but for him to risk imprisonment on Trump's behalf is absolutely bonkers.
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These racist ghouls are all traitors to this nation.
Never thought it would happen in America but it all makes sense given the pattern of the Republican Party over the last 30 years but here we are.
Trump and his supporters are discovering how hard it is to sabotage election results
President Trump may be rattling our nerves with his baseless claims of fraud and his vindictive firings. But the two weeks since the election should give Americans greater confidence that our democracy can’t so easily be subverted.
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With Trump’s lawsuits falling short, some people fear he will turn to the military to resist a lawful transfer of power. The anxiety increased last week when Trump sacked Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper and his top aides and replaced them with what looked like a war cabinet. But here again, there are protections in place.
The chief guardian of the military’s integrity is Gen. Mark A. Milley, the barrel-chested chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He promised Congress in August that the military would play “no role” in post-election disputes. If anyone missed the message, Milley told his troops on Veterans Day: “We are unique among militaries. We do not take an oath to a king, or a queen, a tyrant or a dictator. We do not take an oath to an individual. . . . We take an oath to the Constitution.”
The president is the commander in chief, but the Pentagon operates under the rule of law. Robert S. Taylor, a former Defense Department general counsel, has cautioned officials that they could face legal risks if they try to interfere in the 2020 outcome. And Eugene R. Fidell, a military law expert at Yale, has created an “Orders Project” to advise soldiers who think they may have received illegal or improper commands.
President Trump may be rattling our nerves with his baseless claims of fraud and his vindictive firings. But the two weeks since the election should give Americans greater confidence that our democracy can’t so easily be subverted.
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With Trump’s lawsuits falling short, some people fear he will turn to the military to resist a lawful transfer of power. The anxiety increased last week when Trump sacked Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper and his top aides and replaced them with what looked like a war cabinet. But here again, there are protections in place.
The chief guardian of the military’s integrity is Gen. Mark A. Milley, the barrel-chested chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He promised Congress in August that the military would play “no role” in post-election disputes. If anyone missed the message, Milley told his troops on Veterans Day: “We are unique among militaries. We do not take an oath to a king, or a queen, a tyrant or a dictator. We do not take an oath to an individual. . . . We take an oath to the Constitution.”
The president is the commander in chief, but the Pentagon operates under the rule of law. Robert S. Taylor, a former Defense Department general counsel, has cautioned officials that they could face legal risks if they try to interfere in the 2020 outcome. And Eugene R. Fidell, a military law expert at Yale, has created an “Orders Project” to advise soldiers who think they may have received illegal or improper commands.
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