BillsFanNC Posted June 1 Posted June 1 (edited) “(Thomas) said when dogs killed chickens, they would take those chickens and wrap it around those dog’s necks. And as those chickens rotted around those dogs’ necks, those dogs lost the taste for chicken. And I think that’s what Republicans need to start doing with the left.” If you’re a Republican running for office, you can just go ahead and throw away all of your elegant little policy proposals for this or that corporate exclusion or tax subsidy. Give me a list of which Democrat officials you’re going to put in prison, or get lost. There’s only one way to deal with nuclear war, which is what Democrats have unleashed, and that is mutually assured destruction. Democrats declared war on our entire system of justice and the rule of law, and our only options are victory or defeat. I intend to win. Do you? Edited June 1 by BillsFanNC 1
BillsFanNC Posted June 1 Author Posted June 1 (edited) So Quack, MD and Soros are on the same page? No way! Edited June 1 by BillsFanNC
Doc Posted June 1 Posted June 1 Their election denial, antisemitism and election interference is perfectly fine…
BillsFanNC Posted June 5 Author Posted June 5 Fact Check: True. But the more extreme calls for not just oversight scrutiny and political obstructionism but revenge prosecutions are coming from former senior Trump administration officials and people close to the former president who are expected to play even larger roles in a potential second term. Their message is often apocalyptic. There is no longer any room, they argue, for weaklings who fetishize decency and restraint. Mike Davis, a former top Senate Judiciary Committee lawyer who is a close associate of Mr. Trump, is calling for an investigation of the investigators, similar to how the Justice Department under Mr. Trump used the special counsel investigation led by John Durham in a yearslong, unsuccessful attempt to find a basis to accuse high-level Obama administration officials of a crime because of the Russia investigation. “The Republican attorneys general in Georgia and Florida and the county attorney in Maricopa County, Ariz., need to open investigations” into the prosecutors and investigators pursuing the indictments of Mr. Trump and his allies, Mr. Davis said. He added, “Then on Day 1, when he wins, President Trump needs to open a criminal civil rights investigation.” Only qualm with this and a prior @nytimes piece: I pointed to very specific evidence (Jonathan Su, Matthew Colangelo, and Nathan Wade’s billing of 2 meetings with Biden White House) of Biden’s fingerprints on all 4 Trump indictments. Fact Check: False. “They continue to put forward the theory, without evidence, that all four cases are the result of a conspiracy by Mr. Biden — implicitly or explicitly rejecting the notion that Mr. Trump has been charged with crimes based on evidence.”
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