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Scraps

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  1. You're trying to spread the blame to the mayor of DC. That simply is not her jurisdiction. Do you believe the big lie? From Politifact. Dec. 19: Trump tweeted his praise for a report by his adviser Peter Navarro alleging election fraud: "A great report by Peter. Statistically impossible to have lost the 2020 Election. Big protest in D.C. on January 6th. Be there, will be wild!" Bottom line, take Trumps repeated lies, his invitation to come to DC and his telling people to go to the Capitol and none of this would have happened. Trump is responsible for the insurrection.
  2. The Capitol, Mall, Ellipse and White House do not fall under the DC mayor's jurisdiction. That is under Federal authority. There would have been no problems if Trump had accepted the results of the election, like the previous 44 losers had, hadn't repeatedly spread a big lie, hadn't asked his followers to come to DC and be wild and hadn't told his followers that they were going to the Capitol.
  3. People on the "left" could make the same charge against many on the "right".
  4. These mask mandates and other mitigation measures will go away in time, just like they did after the Spanish Flu epidemic (which was worse than this one) and just like they have after every other epidemic. Try not to live such a depressing life.
  5. Was that murder? Maybe she shouldn't have tried to go through a broken window of a locked door when police on the other side clearly had their weapons drawn? Engaging in an insurrection has consequences. Whether those strokes or heart attacks would have happened without the stress on an insurrection is questionable. Two more capital police officers committed suicide after the attack. 140 Capitol Police officers suffered injuries at the hands of the mob.
  6. It would be a guess on my part but since the Capitol was being prepared for the inauguration, I doubt they wanted any large gatherings there. As for stopping payments, that is just what Trump does. He has a long history of welching on deals.
  7. The dates on those links are after it came public that the Trump administration had turned down Pfizer's offer. Those links also don't say when the US will get the extra doses from Moderna and Pfizer. The Pfizer offer was to provide the additional 100 doses before fulfilling orders from other countries. When the Trump administration upped the order, Pfizer said they would have to fulfil other orders before delivering the additional 100 million to the US.
  8. Thank you for admitting that you are a traitor.
  9. And the people who stormed the Capitol, intent of disrupting the democratic process as defined in the Constitution and intent on hanging Mike Pence weren't "bent on destroying the fabric and well being of this Country"?
  10. You prefaced that with a statement that deserved a response. Free speech.
  11. Likewise the opinion of someone who would violate his oath to "defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic", but can't recognize a domestic enemy matters naught to me.
  12. There was a bunch of former military engaged in the insurrection on Jan 6 2021, just like back in 1861. They, and you, are still traitors.
  13. Well, a traitor like you can't recognize an insurrection. So I'm not surprised.
  14. Great, so an incumbent loser is free to do anything to maintain power by that logic.
  15. This is pure deflection because you can't defend the insurrection.
  16. I guess its good to know that you don't believe in democracy or our constitution. Congrats, traitor.
  17. No. There is a way to contest election by recounts, investigations of claims of voter fraud and through the courts. Those were tried and turned up nothing to change the outcome of a free and fair election. Storming the capitol was not simply "the wrong way". It was an insurrection. The people who stormed the capitol are traitors.
  18. The should be prosecuted? You said they merely wanted someone to listen to them.
  19. The people who wanted to "hang Mike Pence" simply wanted someone to listen to them?
  20. Based on what? How were they disenfranchised? Is it necessary to storm the capital to let your grievances known?
  21. There was little to nothing to say that HCQ could prevent infection or keep patients out of the hospital. There still isn't. The way to prove its effectiveness is to perform a double blind study. I agree that it was poorly handled. It was hyped repeatedly by POTUS and caused shortages for people who actually needed the medication for other illnesses.
  22. It was widely reported, and discussed here in early December, that Pfizer had offered to sell the US an additional 100 million doses before entering into contracts with other countries. Those offers were turned down.
  23. I'm pretty sure Jim Jordan will accept his.
  24. Probably because the administration did not let him go on shows like Meet The Press, Face The Nation etc.
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