The left is so used to the courts doing their dirty work that they cannot handle it when it doesn't go their way!
A ridiculous article was cut and pasted about how our USSC is part of some sort of billionaire conspiracy to undercut the very fabric of America! Apparently American values generally involve the killing of fetuses indiscriminately while taking away constitutional rights to free speech, free exercise of religion, and the right to bear arms.
Who knew?
Funny thing here. Nobody has yet to tell me exactly why any of the recent USSC decisions were wrong as a matter of constitutional law? The criticism seems to be 100% political and 0% merit related. Not even the dissents from the other Supreme Court Justices were able to actually attack any of the logic or argue with the legal merits of the majority opinions. They just didn't like the result or how the decisions would affect the politics involved. Politics and law are two different things. That is why we have separate branches.
The reality is that Democrats now find themselves in a pretty bad spot. Their chances of keeping both chambers of congress is almost zero. They may have lost the House for quite some time and if they lose the Senate that may be gone even longer. The chances of them passing anything remotely liberal in the near future is likely dead. They used to run to court everytime the laws didn't agree with their believes. But now the court is no longer favorable to them. We are even seeing the dreaded 9th circuit come back with decisions that would make Scalia smile.
What do you do when you are losing all the battles? You look to do something drastic. Or you become over the top with rhetorical nonsense. Today the left is doing the latter while threatening the former. It is quite fun to watch!
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You declare a climate emergency. That's what you do.
https://www.businessinsider.com/secret-service-messages-deleted-three-weeks-after-jan-6-attack-2022-7?utm_source=copy-link&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=topbar
The Secret Service may have violated a federal law stipulating rules on record keeping by undergoing a process that deleted communications between the agency around the day of the January 6 Capitol riot, according to a Wednesday press release from the two chairs of the House select committee investigating the attack.
"The procedure for preserving content prior to this purge appears to have been contrary to federal records retention requirements and may represent a possible violation of the Federal Records Act," a letter from Reps. Bennie Thompson and Liz Cheney said.
The Federal Records Act of 1950 outlines rules for employees of federal agencies on what information qualifies as a federal record and which ones are to be collected, retained, destroyed, or permanently archived.
The letter from the January 6 panel chairs also reveals a "system migration process," that the Secret Service previously said resulted in lost data, had occurred just three weeks after the riot.
The US Secret Service system migration process went forward on January 27, 2021, just three weeks after the attack on the Capitol in which the Vice President of the United States, while under the protection of the Secret Service, was steps from a violent mob hunting for him," the letter said.
The January 6 panel subpoenaed the Secret Service on July 15 to retrieve communications data from the agency after the Department of Homeland Security said that messages from agents' phones on January 5 and January 6, 2021, were deleted.
The Secret Service previously said that a "pre-planned, three-month system migration" resulted in lost data, according to a letter from Thompson.
So far, the committee had received one text message from the agency.
A watchdog agency learned in February that the Secret Service had purged nearly all cellphone texts from around the time of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, but chose not to alert Congress, according to three people briefed on the internal discussions.
That watchdog agency, the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General, also prepared in October 2021 to issue a public alert that the Secret Service and other department divisions were stonewalling it on requests for records and texts surrounding the attack on the Capitol, but did not do so, the people briefed on the matter said. They spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive internal investigations.
The previously unreported revelation about the inspector general’s months-long delay in flagging the now-vanished Secret Service texts came from two whistleblowers who have worked with Inspector General Joseph V. Cuffari, the people knowledgeable about the internal discussions said.
A senior Secret Service official said agency employees received two emails — at least one prior to Jan. 6, 2021 — reminding them to preserve records on their cellphones, including text messages, before their devices were essentially “restored to factory settings” and texts were lost as part of a planned reset and replacement program across the agency.
The senior official said employees received a third email on Feb. 4, 2021, instructing them to preserve all communications specific to Jan. 6. At that point, several Congressional committees had asked for Secret Service communications from the day of the insurrection on the Capitol.
The missing texts could provide a more detailed road map for Trump’s actions and plans surrounding Jan. 6.
They could also corroborate or discount White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony to the committee, in which she said a senior Secret Service official told her on Jan. 6 that Trump had lunged in anger at the agent who led his security detail after he was told that he could not join his supporters on their march to the Capitol.
Hutchinson testified that the official — Tony Ornato, then temporarily working as White House deputy chief of staff — told her that Trump had also lunged for the steering wheel of the Suburban in which he was traveling. Ornato has denied telling Hutchinson this, according to a Secret Service spokesman, and Trump’s former detail leader, Bobby Engel, has claimed that no such physical altercation took place.
The January 6 House select committee is expected to make the case at its hearing on Thursday that Donald Trump potentially violated the law when he refused entreaties to take action to stop the 2021 attack on the US Capitol by a mass of his supporters, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
Meet the key players who have defined the January 6 hearings
Read more
The panel will demonstrate that the former Republican president was “derelict in his duty” to protect the US Congress and might have also broken the federal law that prohibits obstructing an official proceeding before Congress, which had gathered to certify Democrat Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election
Trump could have called on national guard troops to restore order when he saw on TV the melee unfolding at the Capitol, the panel is expected to argue, or he could have called off the rioters via a live broadcast from the White House press briefing room, but he did not. Or he could have sent a tweet trying to stop the violence far earlier than he actually did, during the 187-minute duration of the Capitol attack.
The former president instead only reluctantly posted a tweet in the afternoon of January 6, hours after his top advisors at the White House and Republicans allies in Congress repeatedly implored him to intervene, the select committee will show.
And the panel is expected to reinforce that Trump’s inaction directly contributed to the extended battle between the US Capitol police and rioters, who outnumbered them, since many rioters dispersed after he tweeted the now-infamous video asking them to leave the Capitol.
The sources described what the select committee sees as potential legal culpability for the former president, speaking on the condition of anonymity ahead of the prime time hearing.
Attorney General Merrick Garland has rebuffed speculation over the Department of Justice's perceived inaction over the January 6 investigation.
During a meeting with the DOJ on Wednesday, Garland said there was "a lot of speculation" over what the department is or isn't doing, and the theories it is working on.
He noted that such speculation is likely to continue because a "central tenet" of the DOJ's process is that "we do not do our investigations in public."
"This is the most wide-ranging investigation and the most important investigation that the Justice Department has ever entered into," Garland said. "And we have done so because this represents this effort to upend a legitimate election, transferring power from one administration to another. It cuts at the fundamentals of American democracy."
Joe Failure has Cancer.
He told us himself.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Matthew Pottinger was a journalist in China, concerned about the country's drift toward authoritarianism, when he decided — at age 31 — to enlist in the U.S. Marines after the invasion of Iraq.
“Our form of government is not inevitable," Pottinger recalled thinking during an interview two years ago with the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute. "And it shouldn’t be taken for granted. But it’s a form of government very much worth fighting for.”
Pottinger had no way of knowing when he put on his military uniform for the first time how close to home that battle for democracy would get. He became deputy national security adviser to President Donald Trump, and he resigned after the Jan. 6 attack that tried to stop the peaceful transfer of power to President Joe Biden.
On Thursday, he'll be one of the key witnesses at a prime-time hearing of the select House committee investigating the attack. The other is Sarah Matthews, who resigned from her position as a deputy press secretary the same day.
Pottinger and Matthews will join Cassidy Hutchinson, a former assistant to Mark Meadows, Trump's final chief of staff, in the exclusive club of Trump White House insiders who have appeared publicly. Their appearances stand in blunt contrast to the cadre of Trump loyalists who have tried to defy the committee’s subpoenas, remained silent or continued to dismiss the investigation’s findings.
The January 6 House select committee is expected to make the case at its hearing on Thursday that Donald Trump potentially violated the law when he refused entreaties to take action to stop the 2021 attack on the US Capitol by a mass of his supporters, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
Meet the key players who have defined the January 6 hearings
Read more
The panel will demonstrate that the former Republican president was “derelict in his duty” to protect the US Congress and might have also broken the federal law that prohibits obstructing an official proceeding before Congress, which had gathered to certify Democrat Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election
Trump could have called on national guard troops to restore order when he saw on TV the melee unfolding at the Capitol, the panel is expected to argue, or he could have called off the rioters via a live broadcast from the White House press briefing room, but he did not. Or he could have sent a tweet trying to stop the violence far earlier than he actually did, during the 187-minute duration of the Capitol attack.
The former president instead only reluctantly posted a tweet in the afternoon of January 6, hours after his top advisors at the White House and Republicans allies in Congress repeatedly implored him to intervene, the select committee will show.
And the panel is expected to reinforce that Trump’s inaction directly contributed to the extended battle between the US Capitol police and rioters, who outnumbered them, since many rioters dispersed after he tweeted the now-infamous video asking them to leave the Capitol.
The sources described what the select committee sees as potential legal culpability for the former president, speaking on the condition of anonymity ahead of the prime time hearing.
The Guardian has learned, according to a person directly familiar with the matter, that in a previously unreported incident, the fracas about going to the Capitol, after Trump told his supporters at the rally to go to Congress and “I’ll be there with you”, continued when he arrived back at the White House, and the argument spilled into the West Wing driveway.
Pottinger and Matthews are expected to testify about what happened when Trump was back at the White House, including details on Trump in his dining room off the Oval Office, where he watched the Capitol attack erupt on TV, transfixed by the images as rioters overran police and rampaged through the halls of Congress, the sources said.
The select committee will show through videotaped testimony from the Trump White House counsel, Pat Cipollone, and other aides, that the former president ignored repeated entreaties from advisers to help stop the Capitol attack, the sources said.
Hutchinson previously testified that she tried to get Trump’s White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows, to lobby Trump – only for him to tell her that the former president “wanted to be left alone”.
Joe Failure has Cancer.
Shocking news that he just told us about.
No one gives a shit about Jan 6. Move on.
No one gives a shit about the ball less wonders opinion!!!!!!!!! Sad how trump has completely corrupted every aspect of the govmt.....now we find his secret service appointee is nothing more than a trump dick sucker....just like you ballz!!!!
Oh, an alien from the planet ignoramus is heard from.
Great shot ball less especially for a retarded trump loyalist!!!!!!!!! BWAAAAAAPAAAAAA!!!!!!
An attempt to prevent the peaceful transfer of power is not something you 'move on' about.
Alky broke the thread
Ch's thread article nails down an interesting switcheroo in Republican thinking.
Previously, Republicans were just oh so frequently upset becuause the courts were "legislating" rather than simply interpreting the Constitution.
Now they WANT the Court and the courts to BE political in legislating through court decisions.
Meanwhile, the wills of the majority of our people are being ignored by the Supreme Court as to what THEY want as that Court blithely legislates decisions designed to affect American life perversely and UNdemocratically for decades.
WE THE PEOPLE must now begin to regain control over a government that has been kidnapped by an extremely radical rightist Court acting at the behest of an established oligarchy of the ultra wealthy.
Ch said
"A ridiculous article was cut and pasted about how our USSC is part of some sort of billionaire conspiracy to undercut the very fabric of America!"
____________
Ch was referring to The Hartmann Report I posted at the end of the next thread down.
I invite you to go and read that article and see how "ridiculous" IT IS NOT!
We are very much in danger of becoming a country ruled by a very few billionaires.
You are the dumbest person on the internet pederast.
Thank you, Cali! Coming from you, that is a compliment.
So typical of all your fact-lacking comments.
Caliphate4vr said...
You are the dumbest person on the internet pederast.
He sure is working hard at that
I was thinking he was desperately screaming and then I noticed it was actually alky breaking the thread AGAIN though he probably was anyway. Along with BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !!! they are the trifecta of stupidity and along with Biden on a race to the bottom.
And their rapidly approaching resting places
Mollie
https://twitter.com/MZHemingway/status/1549050850919608321
"Endless Prosecution ... apparently achieved the opposite, somehow swinging working-class and even nonwhite voters toward Republicans in what even Axios this week called a 'seismic shift' in American politics."
https://taibbi.substack.com/p/on-the-political-efficacy-of-trumps?s=r&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
a "seismic shift to good
and away from the Biden Crime Family
* above is looking at the affects of Jan 6th "committee"
Julie Kelly 🇺🇸
https://twitter.com/julie_kelly2/status/1548697898707296257
Bringing charges against Trump—I’m 99.9% sure DOJ will—has nothing to do with evidence or building a case or following the “rule of law.” This will be a coda to the Democrats’ 6-year long crusade to put Trump in handcuffs. Now Dem base expects nothing less
pre-ordained outcome
Kangaroo Court
Banana Republic
1984
AS WE APPROACH THE COMING HEARING
which could also be known as
The Liz Cheney Show
July 21, 2022 at 7:43 am EDT By Taegan Goddard 5 Comments
“The chairman of the House Jan. 6 committee is out with Covid-19. So after giving opening remarks by video when the panel convenes its final scheduled prime-time hearing of the summer on Thursday night, he will turn the gavel over to Representative Liz Cheney. But for all intents and purposes, it has been the Liz Cheney show all along,”
the New York Times reports.
“Through six weeks of televised hearings in this season of reckoning, she has emerged as the lead narrator and chief accuser,
coaxing reluctant former officials to come forward,
issuing stern warnings against witness tampering
and drawing out the story one damning fact at a time
to argue that former President Donald Trump
betrayed the Constitution out of hunger for power.”
Said Cheney:
“I believe this is the most important thing I’ve ever done professionally and maybe the most important thing I ever do.”
AS WE APPROACH THE COMING HEARING
GOP Begins to Look for New Candidates
July 21, 2022 at 7:45 am EDT By Taegan Goddard 15 Comments
“A growing number of Republicans are openly cheering for a competitive primary field in 2024 and encouraging candidates to jump into the race, as some in the GOP get increasingly anxious about the idea of Donald Trump becoming their presidential nominee again – especially amid damning revelations about his actions during the January 6, 2021, insurrection,” CNN reports.
Larry Hogan Won’t Support GOP Nominee in Maryland
July 21, 2022 at 7:31 am EDT By Taegan Goddard 14 Comments
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) will not support Dan Cox (R) as the Republican nominee for governor following the major primary election upset declaring him the winner,
the Baltimore Sun reports.
Washington Post: Where does Larry Hogan go from here?
Senate Democrats’ Campaign Arm Outraise GOP Counterpart
July 21, 2022 at 7:26 am EDT By Taegan Goddard 5 Comments
“Senate Democrats’ campaign arm outraised its Republican counterpart in the second quarter of 2022 amid a fierce battle for control of the upper chamber, which is split 50-50,” ABC News reports.
CNN reports Republican operatives working on a series of Senate races “appear more dour of late, with some admitting their candidates have yet to take advantage of the helpful environment, allowing their Democratic opponents to stand out, raise money and prepare.
Van Tatenhove’s warning
Jason van Tatenhove, a former spokesperson for the far-right group the Oath Keepers, testified about links between Trump and the far right. Van Tatenhove said the president attempted to mount “armed revolution”. He also said the Oath Keepers leader once asked him to create a deck of cards showing key targets, among them Hillary Clinton.
I see the waterspout of spam by the lying POS "pastor" is still on full blast
a mindless idiot
clueless
he'll soon be complaining about the spam filter
blaming others
he loves bringing false charges against his "neighbors"
it's his religion
and fuck everyone else
* and alky, what a tag-team of spam
alky will probably next blame CHT for breaking the thread
Actually, the pastor seems quite gentlemanly in comparison to you.
* the lying POS "pastor" would say
How much fun is it to watch the complete and total meltdown of the left over their recent court losses?
The left is so used to the courts doing their dirty work that they cannot handle it when it doesn't go their way!
It's not just the court losses:
Poll: Biden’s Approval Rating Just Hit Another Record Low
An NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll out Wednesday noted a record low approval rating for President Joe Biden at just 36 percent approval, his lowest since taking office, with support from independents especially dissipating. A full 58 percent of registered voters disapprove of the president’s job, with 44 percent strongly disapproving.
Nearly half of registered independent voters — 46 percent to be exact — say they “strongly disapprove” of the job Biden is doing, combined with 19 percent who simply said they “disapprove” of his performance for a total disapproval rating of more than 65 percent from independents. That’s a huge shift from a year ago when nearly half of independents approved of Biden. Now, only 28 percent approve.
Biden’s 36 percent approval rating from voters overall reflects a 4 percent slip since the end of June. With only 12 percent of voters saying they “strongly approve” of the job he is doing, almost four times that number “strongly disapprove,” at 44 percent.
https://thefederalist.com/2022/07/20/poll-bidens-approval-rating-just-hit-another-record-low/
this has been going on the whole time the Jan 6th committee has been running their sham trial
and every week for as long as I can remember the libs here have predicted the opposite
Wel we can all se they are not very bright
just bitter old white men
and getting whiter
until they soon turn green
ROFLMFAO !!!
Guess who?
In early 2021 there was an intense debate among economists about the likely consequences of the American Rescue Plan, the $1.9 trillion package enacted by a new Democratic president and a (barely) Democratic Congress. Some warned that the package would be dangerously inflationary; others were fairly relaxed. I was Team Relaxed. As it turned out, of course, that was a very bad call.
But what, exactly, did I get wrong? Both the initial debate and the way things have played out were more complicated than I suspect most people realize.
You see, this wasn’t a debate between opposing economic ideologies. Just about all the prominent players, from Larry Summers to Dean Baker, were Keynesian economists, with more or less center-left political leanings. And we all had similar views, at least in a qualitative sense, about how economic policy works. Everyone in the debate agreed that deficit spending would stimulate demand; everyone agreed that a stronger economy with a lower unemployment rate would, other things equal, have a higher inflation rate.
What we had instead was an argument about magnitudes. The rescue plan was huge in dollar terms, and as Team Inflation warned, if it had a normal-size “multiplier” (the increase in gross domestic product caused by a dollar of additional government spending) it would lead to a highly overheated economy — that is, to a temporary surge in employment and gross domestic product far above their sustainable levels, and hence high inflation.
Coldheartedtruth Teller said...
Guess who?
alky ?
aka roger amick ?
or the "great detective" ?
same guy, different monikers
I wonder how an AI spam filter would react to that type of activity ?
ROFLMFAO !!!
A Nobel Prize winner.
* I'm guessing roger is still "reporting" from his bed
in his confined institution
and calling others crazy
can't be him
Those of us on Team Relaxed argued, however, that the structure of the plan would lead to a much smaller surge in G.D.P. than the headline number would suggest. A big piece of the plan was one-time checks to taxpayers, which we argued would be largely saved rather than spent; another big piece was aid to state and local governments, which we thought would be spent only gradually, over several years.
We also argued that if there were a temporary overshoot on G.D.P. and employment it wouldn’t sharply increase inflation, because historical experience suggested that the relationship between employment and inflation was fairly flat — that is, that it would take a lot of overheating to produce a big inflation surge.
So here’s the odd thing: The multiplier on the rescue plan does, in fact, seem to have been relatively low. A lot of consumers saved those checks; state and local government spending rose by less than one percent of G.D.P. Employment is still below its prepandemic level, and real G.D.P., while it has recovered to roughly its prepandemic trend, hasn’t shot above it.
Yet inflation soared anyway. Why?
Much, although not all, of the inflation surge seems to reflect disruptions associated with the pandemic. Fear of infection and changes in the way we live caused big shifts in the mix of spending: People spent less money on services and more on goods, leading to shortages of shipping containers, overstressed port capacity, and so on. These disruptions help explain why inflation rose in many countries, not just in the United States.
Joe Failure Bidenomics
"
Initial jobless claims July 251,000
Up sharply, again
The Biden Recession is real.
I made that argument a year ago.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/21/opinion/paul-krugman-inflation.html
speaking of mental
Robby Starbuck
https://twitter.com/robbystarbuck/status/1549852537733382148
It’s nuts that we’re at the point where we have a President who said he has cancer and yet we’re all not sure if he has it because he also seems to have dementia. Oh and he has the nuclear codes.
well at least 12% strongly support him
the strongly indoctrinated
Initial jobless claims hit their highest level since mid-November last week, the latest sign that a historically tight labor market is beginning to slow, according to Labor Department data released Thursday.
Claims totaled 251,000 for the week ended July 16, up 7,000 from the week before and above the 240,000 Dow Jones estimate.
Politics · Trending
Dementia
36.6K Tweets
Looking ahead, the economy is currently cooling off — the decline in first quarter G.D.P. was probably a quirk, but overall growth seems to be running below trend. And private sector economists I talk to mostly believe that inflation either has already peaked or will peak soon. So things may seem less puzzling a few months from now.
In any case, the whole experience has been a lesson in humility. Nobody will believe this, but in the aftermath of the 2008 crisis standard economic models performed pretty well, and I felt comfortable applying those models in 2021. But in retrospect I should have realized that, in the face of the new world created by Covid-19, that kind of extrapolation wasn’t a safe bet.
But in retrospect I should have realized that, in the face of the new world created by Covid-19, that kind of extrapolation wasn’t a safe bet.
Trending in United States
#IndictTrumpNow
3,624 Tweets
odd Trump is "trending" with so few tweets
wait until Twitter realizes "dementia" is referring to Biden and ten times the activity
and take it down
Almost like twitter is manipulating the "trends"
to protect their Emperor
who probably is walking around with no clothes
it's a Biden thing
thebradfordfile
https://twitter.com/thebradfordfile/status/1549925719664377857
The President of the United States thinks he got skin cancer from oil slick his mother wiped off of her car window before driving him to school.
How is this real?
the twelve percenters buy that
"science"
Time to declare another "national emergency"
just listen to the crazies
they are in charge
either them or the Chinese
* Biden's "democracy"
12 percent
Coldheartedtruth Teller said...
I made that argument a year ago.
That inflation was transitory?
That Biden's popularity was improving?
That Biden was doing the right things?
That the fillibuster would be busted ?
That the Supreme Court would be packed ?
That you would be out and about ?
etc. etc
hard to keep up
Republicans Fret as Walker Stumbles
July 21, 2022 at 9:02 am EDT By Taegan Goddard 101 Comments
“Anxiety is setting in among Republicans over Herschel Walker’s bid to oust Sen. Raphael Warnock (D) in Georgia after a series of unforced errors and negative headlines that have rocked the former football star’s general election campaign,” The Hill reports.
Latest generic congress poll confirming a trend Lil Schitty denies D' +7 Sure looks like these Jan 6 hearings are affecting the masses that the GOP keeps saying is being ignored!!!!!!!!!!!! BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!
WASHINGTON—Today, AARP released the findings of a poll of likely voters from the 56 most competitive congressional districts for 2022. The survey found a generic Republican candidate with 4-point advantage over the generic Democratic candidate and that voters age 50 and over make up over 60% of likely voters in these districts and will likely play a key role in deciding the outcome of the midterm elections. The districts included in the survey are rated either a “toss-up” or “lean Democrat/Republican” by the Cook Political Report.
https://press.aarp.org/2022-7-20-New-AARP-Poll-of-6-Most-Competitive-Congressional-Districts-Shows-Tight-Race-for-Control-of-Congress-Voters-Focused-on-Pocketbook-Issues
Not close and no cigar VERY lo iq
were you doing an LSD flashback to the 60's when you were in your prime?
ROFLMFAO !!!
The 53 Fragile Emerging Economies
July 21, 2022 at 10:00 am EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
The Economist: “Squeezed by the high cost of food and energy, a slowing global economy and a sharp increase in interest rates around the world, emerging economies are entering an era of intense macroeconomic pain. Some countries face years of difficult budget choices and weak growth. Others may sink into economic and political crisis.”
“All told, 53 countries look most vulnerable: they either are judged by the IMF to have unsustainable debts (or to be at high risk of having them); have defaulted on some debts already; or have bonds trading at distressed levels.
BLAME THAT ALL ON BIDEN?
RIDICULOUS.
Alky only gubment creates inflation
Biden's Recession is here.
IF you think it is not your head is up your ass.
Cali, Roger can't be educated.
He lacks any ability.
Anonymous Caliphate4vr said...
Alky only gubment creates inflation
Interesting how little you learned at Hershel Walkers alma mater!!!!!!!! BWAAAAAAPAAAAAA!!!!!!
Trump Has Paid Millions for Witness Lawyers
July 21, 2022 at 10:11 am EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
Daily Beast: “Trump’s latest Federal Election Commission report indicates that payments from his political committees to firms representing Jan. 6 witnesses are now approaching $2 million.”
“Some of those witnesses sat for interviews with the committee as the investigation was heating up this spring. And according to a disclosure filed last week, around that same time, Trump’s old campaign committee made a curious, and major, payment—a flat $1 million to a law firm called Elections, LLC.”
“Elections, LLC was founded by three Trump alums. Two of them have given testimony that the Jan. 6 panel aired in public videos, and the third has represented a star witness against the president—former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson.”
Which of you screwed up this thread so that it only now posts in boldface?
Milton Friedman Only Government Creates Inflation
For the fat and the stupid
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/07/american-democracy-breakdown-authoritarianism-rise/670580/?utm_source=copy-link&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=share
Pederast that’d be Alky that screwed the thread
For the patently stupid fucked up......all generic polls showing how the GOP is suffering from the reality of the hearings sorry sport you fucked up and lost again!!!!!!! BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/generic-ballot/
Biden Tests Positive for Covid-19
July 21, 2022 at 10:25 am EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
The White House announced President Biden has tested positive for Covid-19.
He is experiencing “very mild symptoms.”
Somewhere around 5:10 this morning or 3 am Alky time he shit the bed and screwed the thread
I mean 3 am in the morning and he’s posting fucking sad
Anonymous Caliphate4vr said...
Milton Friedman Only Government Creates Inflation
BWAAAAAAPAAAAAA!!!!! Suggest use the google machine and see how mistaken Milton is.........Fuck off asshole
President Biden tests positive for Covid-19, has mild symptoms
For the UGA idiot who is just toooooo fucking lazy to vet what he does not read!!!!! BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!
About 239,000 search results
Is inflation always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon?
In the 1960s, Friedman declared that inflation is ‘always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon’ — a problem of printing too much money. Since then, whenever inflation rears its head, you can count on someone to reanimate Friedman’s ghost and blame the government for spending too much.
He is 79 and has underlying heart problems.
Given his age, we might have the first mixed race woman President in history.
I don't think either Biden or Harris will be the Dem nominee, regardless of whether Biden recovers.
January 6 Committee Calls Bluff of Key Witness
July 21, 2022 at 11:16 am EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
The January 6 Committee subpoena of Phil Waldron, the retired colonel who was working with Donald Trump’s outside lawyers to overturn the 2020 presidential election, seeks some interesting information:
*“All documents supporting the claim that Italian satellites were used to hack voting systems…”
*“All documents supporting the claim that voting machines were manipulated through the use of smart thermostats controlled by the Chinese government…”
He is also taking Paxlovid, Pfizer's COVID antiviral drug, the White House said. Vice President Kamala Harris, who contracted the virus in April, also took Paxlovid.
The same medication I have been using since I got the injection.
I got a second infection a few months ago but I had no symptoms.
Despite taking anti rejection medications.
Even if Harris becomes the President, I agree with you James.
I wake up to pee and then post something to mess with your drunken mind.
The January 6 Committee's eighth primetime hearing on Thursday will zero in on President Donald Trump's actions— and refusal to act — during the 187 minutes that his supporters violently breached the US Capitol before he recorded a video urging them to "go home."
Details of how the riots played out from within the White House are fuzzy due to the White House's shoddy record-keeping practices and the absence of Trump's then-executive assistant Molly Michael on January 6. But the Committee is seeking to fill in the gaps with records and testimony from then-White House aides.
Two former White House officials, deputy national security adviser Matthew Pottinger and deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews, will testify publicly. The panel will also feature clips of closed-door testimony from other aides.
White House phone records obtained by the Committee and reported on by the Washington Post and CBS also provide a detailed accounting of Trump's many phone calls to aides, lawyers, and members of Congress before and after the riots.
The Federal Records Act of 1950 outlines rules for employees of federal agencies on what information qualifies as a federal record and which ones are to be collected, retained, destroyed, or permanently archived.
Wait...
Where have I heard about this before?
Oh yeah!
Hillary!
What sort of charges did she face for the multiple times she openly flaunted of those laws?
But the phone records contain a nearly seven-hour gap between 11:17 a.m. and 6:54 p.m., a crucial period of time during which Trump spoke at a rally urging attendees to protest the certification of electoral votes, pressured Vice President Mike Pence, and watched the siege on the Capitol unfold on television from his private dining room off the Oval Office, according to aides.
Here's a timeline of what we know about Trump's actions as the riot unfolded, according to the White House daily diary from January 6 and the Trump Twitter Archive:
11:38 a.m.: Trump goes to the South Grounds of the White House.
11:39 a.m. to 11:41 a.m.: Trump travels to the Ellipse in his motorcade.
11:55 a.m.: Trump takes the stage at the "Save America Rally."
12:oo p.m. to 1:12 p.m.: Trump speaks at the rally, where he repeats his lies about the 2020 election being stolen and urges his supporters to "fight like hell."
1:19 p.m.: Trump returns to the White House from the Ellipse.
1:21 p.m.: Trump meets with his valet.
2:24 p.m.: After rioters breach the Capitol, Trump tweets: "Mike Pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our Country and our Constitution, giving States a chance to certify a corrected set of facts, not the fraudulent or inaccurate ones which they were asked to previously certify. USA demands the truth!"
2:38 p.m.: Trump tweets: "Please support our Capitol Police and Law Enforcement. They are truly on the side of our Country. Stay peaceful!"
3:13 p.m.: Trump tweets: "I am asking for everyone at the U.S. Capitol to remain peaceful. No violence! Remember, WE are the Party of Law & Order – respect the Law and our great men and women in Blue. Thank you!"
4:03 p.m.: Trump goes to the Rose Garden to film a video message again repeating his lies that the election was "stolen" and urging his supporters to "go home" saying, "we love you, you're very special.
4:07 p.m.: Trump returns to the Oval Office.
4:17 p.m.: Trump tweets out his video. Twitter subsequently takes down the video.
6:01 p.m.: Trump tweets: "These are the things and events that happen when a sacred landslide election victory is so unceremoniously & viciously stripped away from great patriots who have been badly & unfairly treated for so long. Go home with love & in peace. Remember this day forever!"'
6:27 p.m.: Trump goes to the second-floor residence.
Dereliction of duty and Imo manslaughter
You are addicted to Crooked Hillary and Russia Gate 🇷🇺
No Roger...
I find it interesting that you believe that it was perfectly acceptable for a Secretary of State to delete messages, smash cell phones, and keep much of her public record on a server in a bathroom (instead of with the Government as the law requires)....
But you want to throw a bunch of Secret Service members under the bus and have them arrested and harassed because the Jan 6th commission is out of leads?
The very partisan congressional investigation found zero evidence of your allegations. So that the Attorney General Bill Barr didn't charge her.
Because despite being very conservative, he followed the law.
This is written by a Republican about your age.
For weeks I’ve been watching a parade of Republican officials describe how they worked inside a Republican administration under Donald Trump as the GOP fell to a bunch of kooks, opportunists, racists, and aspiring fascists. I do not know how many of them still think of themselves as Republicans, and I don’t care. I’m sure, however, that many of them—like the mendacious and oily William Barr—would still describe themselves as conservatives.
Barr and Pence and a lot more others have realized how dangerous he is.
Roger...
It was James Comey who went up in front of America during the 2016 election and made the "call" that they were not going to charge Clinton with any crimes.
If you recall, Comey had admitted that laws were broken and that Clinton was "extremely careless" but that they did not have evidence of the "criminal intent" necessary to charge her with a crime.
Many people were upset that this came out of the blue from Comey (not Lynch who was the AG at the time). It was a cop out from the Obama administration to not make the call at the top (where is should have been made).
Comey then publically "reopened" the investigation and then "reclosed it again" causing even more controversy...
I guess you don't recall this in spite of being way smarter and way more informed than any of us can possibly imagine?
Is the the reality here?
https://newsletters.theatlantic.com/peacefield/62d74c4e30d04800225b7346/republican-party-trump-conservatism/
Even the other man that Trump appointed the run The FBI did not investigate the allegations because he was not a cultists like you.
Roger...
With the genius mind who understands more things than anyone can possibly imagine... remembers distinctly that it was not James Comey but rather Bill Barr who went up in front of America, admitted laws were broken, called Hillary extremely careless... but suggested that he lacked the mens rea necessary to make the charge.
Is that what your steel trap memory believes?
https://newsletters.theatlantic.com/peacefield/62d74c4e30d04800225b7346/republican-party-trump-conservatism/
I keep hoping that you would recognize that I am right about you.
I talked with another former poster is amazed about what happened to you.
Donald Trump is the most dangerous man in this era.
It looks like he put a guy into the Secret Service who has hidden the text messages or deleted them, which is not easy to do.
But I am afraid that nothing will change your mind about it
He didn't find enough evidence 🙄 why don't you understand why??
House Passes Bill to Protect Access to Contraception
July 21, 2022 at 12:26 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard 27 Comments
“The House voted 228-195 largely along party lines Thursday to pass legislation to codify the right to contraception nationwide, seeking to protect it from potential Supreme Court intervention,” NBC News reports.
“Eight Republicans voted with all 220 Democrats on the bill. Two Republicans voted ‘present.'”
Nancy Mace Becomes Target of Anti-Abortion Group
July 21, 2022 at 11:41 am EDT By Taegan Goddard 166 Comments
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) “has become a focus of an anti-abortion group, as well as a fellow Republican lawmaker, following a speech where she advocated for rape and incest exemptions to a proposed abortion ban making its way through the state legislature,” Newsweek reports.
Said Mace, referring to her own rape at age 16: “Rape is not a partisan issue. A rapist is not a father. And I hope and pray any women or teenager who is raped or assaulted or a victim of incest would choose life. But I’m not going to take that decision away from anybody else. You have no idea what a woman or child goes through who is a victim of rape or incest.”
What Does It Mean to Be Conservative Now?
July 21, 2022 at 11:29 am EDT By Taegan Goddard 65 Comments
Tom Nichols:
“The conservatives, in any case, have become completely un-conservative.
The traditional conservative emphasis on law and order and on limited government has not held the GOP’s theocratic-nutball wing in check.
The same people who decried the growth of executive power now worship a sociopathic real-estate con man as a demigod.
The party that prided itself on its national-security cred is now voting against admitting Sweden and Finland into NATO like some early–20th century isolationist know-nothings.”
A former federal investigator..
https://twitter.com/ZerlinaShow/status/1549897309445570560?s=20&t=8mNg4pbTdlXNM-KAKd6S2A
The conservatives, in any case, have become completely un-conservative. The traditional conservative emphasis on law and order and on limited government has not held the GOP’s theocratic-nutball wing in check. The same people who decried the growth of executive power now worship a sociopathic real-estate con man as a demigod. The party that prided itself on its national-security cred is now voting against admitting Sweden and Finland into NATO like some early–20th century isolationist know-nothings. Even Republicans who should know better cheer the Supreme Court siding with a high-school football coach pulling his players into prayer sessions. And as my Atlantic colleague Jerusalem Demsas recently pointed out, Republicans went from “giving abortion back to the states” to trying to figure out how to allow those same states to interfere with the rights of Americans to move freely in their own country.
Roger...
Tell us more about how Bill Barr was the one who cleared Hillary...
And there are a grand whopping total of two people you might correspond with. Bill (IndyVoter) who believes you are void of a brain, and McNulty (Nyukyukyuk).
Both of them recognized that I have become sane. They both think that you have lost your mind Scott
Alexander Hamilton would have been appalled by
Last month, the Supreme Court relied on its view of the Constitution’s original meaning in its landmark decisions involving abortion rights, gun rights, and religious freedom. None of these decisions, however, was actually consistent with originalism. They each failed to recognize a critical element of how the founders understood the Constitution: the founders believed courts should defer to precedent.
Alexander Hamilton would have been appalled by
Are you sure you don't mean Bill Barr?
If you have no grasp on what happened in 2016, maybe you shouldn't bring up stuff from before that and pretend you have even a limited understanding.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/newsopinion/why-this-originalist-supreme-court-would-disappoint-the-founders/ar-AAZL9Cr
You really have forgotten
Jeff Sessions Is Forced Out as Attorney General as Trump Installs Loyalist Bill Barr.
Who also did not put Hillary in jail
Who also did not try to overturn the election like you support to this day 🙄
Madam Buttigeg just took a victory lape for "lowering the price of Gasoline ".
Hummm, so Joe Failure does control the price of gasoline.
I don't know Roger...
If you cannot remember what happened in 2016... then obviously your memory capacity is shot. There was a time in your prime where you might have been a slightly above average C+ student with an average SAT score who couldn't handle college...
But that was your prime!
You are now a shell of that C+ non-college educated person!
You cannot even remember where "I" stand on issues, can you?
Just toss out a bunch of nonsense because you are an old angry man!
Gotta get back to work here!
Joe Failure has Covid and Cancer.
Joe Failure, Bidenomics.
"
"Fed Manufacturing index
July. -12.3"
At a time when he promised to get more things built in the USA.
This is a shocking drop.
I watched a TV show on
The Department of Homeland Security’s internal watchdog has opened a criminal investigation into the destruction of Secret Service phone text messages related to the days around the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, two sources familiar with the matter told NBC News.
The Secret Service was informed of the probe Wednesday night by the Inspector General of DHS, who ordered the agency to stop internal investigations into the deleted text messages, NBC reported.
I said it was fishy 🐟
Where have I heard about this before?
Oh yeah!
Hillary!
WOW!!!!!!! LIL SCHITTY HAS NOW HIT ROCK BOTTOM WITH THE INJUN CUNT THEY DID IT FIRST ARGUMENT!!!!! BWAAAAAAAAAA!!!!! NOTHING MORE THAN A GUT EATING UNEDUCATED BITTER SQUAW!!!!!! YOUR END IS NEAR SCOTTY!!!!!
Joe Failure Bidenomics has failed.
Inflation went up, Roger, you said it was going to go down.
How come you got it 100% wrong?
I have known people like you for my life and I have always gotten responses like that when I out think you.
I knew what was happening in 2016
My first memory is my brother Jon was born in 1954 . I was not quite 3
Pray 🙏 for Joe Failure because he has cancer.
Oh, and Covid.
The Department of Homeland Security’s internal watchdog has opened a criminal investigation into the destruction of Secret Service phone text messages related to the days around the Jan. 6 Capitol riot,” CNBC reports.
GOP Leading in the US House.
Pass a bill blocking Joe Failure from selling US Strategic Petroleum Reserve Oil to China.
"President Biden is draining the Strategic Petroleum Reserves and sending our emergency reserves to China – that's not a solution to the energy ..".
Joe Failure Bidenomics has failed.
Inflation went up, Roger, you said it was going to go down.
How come you got it 100% wrong?
No, mRNA Covid vaccines do not offer long-term protection from serious illness
Data from the Dutch government show the opposite - after seven months they substantially RAISE the risk of hospitalization and intensive care
mRNA vaccine advocates have one final defense against the failure of their billion-person experiment.
Okay, the shots won’t stop you from getting Covid. Or spreading it. Or having symptoms.
But they will stop you from getting very sick, and that protection lasts long after they stop working against infection.
Only it doesn’t.
Not against Omicron, anyway. And Omicron is only variant that matters now, since it’s the only variant that exists now.
An official government report from the Netherlands earlier this month has the truth.
On July 5, the RIVM - a research institute that is part of the Dutch Ministry of Health - reported a basic two-dose Covid vaccination offered no protection against Covid hospitalization. Worse, vaccinated people were 20 percent more likely to need intensive care than the unvaccinated.
“There was hardly any visible protective effect of the COVID-19 basic vaccination series against hospital and ICU - intensive care- intake,” the researchers wrote (understating the case).
The topline figures are bad enough.
The report is based on hospitalizations across the Netherlands from March 15 through June 28, not a small sample. And like the United States, the Dutch relied overwhelmingly on mRNA vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna - the supposed gold standard for Covid shots.
But the details in the report are even more disturbing.
The researchers stratified the risks of hospitalization and intensive care by time from vaccination and the age of the infected person - and those show that the risks increase over time.
After seven months, vaccinated people in their fifties and sixties had a 68 percent higher risk of being hospitalized for Covid compared to the unvaccinated. They had a 41 percent higher risk of needing intensive care.
The trends were similar for people 70 and over, though most of them had been boosted or received a fourth shot, so comparisons were harder to make.
(Negative vaccine effectiveness, it’s a thing. A very bad thing.)
continues:
https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/no-mrna-covid-vaccines-do-not-offer
Fauci has a lot of explaining to do
except he's a privileged democrat
More than 850 people have been arrested in connection with the attack on Congress, which left at least five people dead and 140 police officers injured.
The 76-year-old Trump, who has repeatedly hinted that he may run for the White House again in 2024, was impeached for a historic second time by the House after the Capitol riot -- he was charged with inciting an insurrection -- but was acquitted by the Senate.
The House committee is expected to submit a report to Congress this fall with its findings.
The committee may issue criminal referrals to the Justice Department, leaving it up to Attorney General Merrick Garland to decide whether Trump or others should be prosecuted for the attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
Garland told reporters on Wednesday that the January 6 probe is the "most important" investigation the Justice Department has ever conducted and stressed that "no one is above the law in this country.
Just after the election results are available..
Joe Failure has Cancer and Covid
🙏.
He said :
"You’re not going to — you’re not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations. "
He had 4 shots.
Fauci to retire , soon.
His had is on that Golden Parachute.
Sorry Scott 😞 but even The Wall Street Journal says.
More hearings are expected later this year. Mr. Trump has said he did nothing wrong and has called the Jan. 6 committee a partisan witch hunt. He continues to claim falsely that the 2020 election was stolen from him, even though his campaign and his allies lost dozens of lawsuits around the country challenging the 2020 results. The Justice Department said there were no signs of widespread fraud, and a bipartisan consortium of local, state and federal election officials declared the 2020 race the most secure U.S. election in history.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/jan-6-committee-hearing-to-focus-on-trumps-actions-during-attack-on-capitol-11658395800?mod=mhp&reflink=share_mobilewebshare
Roger , I saw your County is back in masks, why, they don't work.
When do we get some of that promised Build Back Better?
So far Joe Failure has built a Recession.
I knew what was happening in 2016
but yet you remember that it was Bill Barr (not James Comey) who cleared Hillary... and you remember that Barr stated no laws were broken when in fact it was Comey who admitted that laws were broken but that he couldn't prove intent.
More to the point...
You act as if this idea of deleting messages being a crime is something new. You used to defend it when it was Hillary who did it.... but now that it is Jan 6th related everyone is a criminal. But you forgot that you defended Hillary.
Yet... I (with my inferior intelligence) remember all of this?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/jan-6-committee-hearing-to-focus-on-trumps-actions-during-attack-on-capitol-11658395800?mod=mhp&reflink=share_mobilewebshare
I actually criticized her for improper safety protocol
Bullshit, you are a lockstep Socialist Democrat, you defended her.
Meadows Won’t Answer Questions on January 6
July 21, 2022 at 2:36 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard Leave a Comment
Former Trump White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows was hounded by reporters with questions related to the January 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol.
His only response: “I don’t comment on anything on January 6, guys.”
Trump Wanted to Take Back January 7 Speech
July 21, 2022 at 2:19 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard 12 Comments
“The day after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, then-President Trump released a video finally, reluctantly agreeing to a transfer of power to the ‘new’ Biden administration. As soon as two days after the release of the White House video, however, Donald Trump wanted a mulligan,” Rolling Stone reports.
“A person with direct knowledge of the matter tells Rolling Stone that Trump told aides who were sticking by him that he wanted to deliver another speech to the nation, one in which he would double-down on the lie that the 2020 presidential election was ‘stolen’ via ‘fraud.'”
Ex-Prosecutor Says Trump Was Guilty
July 21, 2022 at 2:05 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard 11 Comments
Mark Pomerantz, a former special New York prosecutor who quit a criminal investigation of Donald Trump after his boss declined to lodge charges, told The Cutting Edge podcast that if Trump “had been Joe Blow from Kokomo, we would have indicted without a big debate.”
He added: “I believe that Donald Trump, in fact, was guilty and, second, that there was sufficient evidence as a matter of law to have sustained a guilty verdict if we went forward.”
Criminal Probe Opened Into Deleted Secret Service Texts
July 21, 2022 at 2:01 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard 28 Comments
“The Department of Homeland Security’s internal watchdog has opened a criminal investigation into the destruction of Secret Service phone text messages related to the days around the Jan. 6 Capitol riot,” CNBC reports.
Why Trump Wins More Loyalty Than Biden
July 21, 2022 at 2:00 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard 32 Comments
John Harris: “Conservatives generally have low demands and low expectations of government. There are some non-negotiable items that GOP leaders must accommodate — business supporters demand low regulation and social activists demand opposition to legal abortion. But, especially in the Trump era, what partisans want most of all is a leader who gives voice to the contempt they feel toward liberals, the media and assorted cultural elites. This is a bar Trump easily cleared.”
“Progressives, by contrast, have high demands for activist government. There is a long roster of specific items that they want enacted, expanding government’s role in health care, education, income equality and transitioning to a low-carbon energy future. This is a bar that Biden cannot easily clear, especially without robust Democratic majorities in Congress.”
“This touches on something about progressives that goes even deeper: They may just be wired differently, in ways that don’t correlate to uncritical support of party leaders.”
I am/was right.
I called the inflation issue .
I SAID we are in Joe Failure's Recession three months ago.
Roger , Your GOD said
"NYT’s Krugman: ‘I Was Wrong About Inflation"
Biden also has skin cancer.
I do too
But considering his age and heart problems, I would not be surprised if he resigns because he can't do enough or worse die.
The next person in successors is over 80 .
Who would Harris choose?
Hi James, are you going to spam , again.
If you are I will leave and be back when you're done ✔
"Manufacturing activity in the mid-Atlantic region unexpectedly weakened further in July and the outlook for future activity crashed to the lowest level since 1979, according to data released Thursday by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia."
Justice will be served.
A grand jury in Ohio has indicted the man accused of raping and impregnating a 10-year-old girl.
Like I said before my neighbor was raped by the Captain of the Rapid City police department stated whe she was 13.
He eventually died in jail for another girl
This is the result of Joe Failure's
Build Back Better.
"
Leading economic indicators
June. Down a startling -0.8%
In one fucking month on top of May's drop
Federal Reserve looks to increase Federal Reserve Rate by 75 basis points.
All of this carnage upon the American people was Avoidable.
You need to be really wary of candidates who care about what the New York Times think. You really, really, do now and I mean that. And if you say that to a Republican, voters are like 'of courses the New York Times is communist. I don't even read it.' Really? Because your leaders do, and they really care, they really, really care. Now how do you know that? They'll never admit it. And I'm sure many will come on the stage in the subsequent months and they'll attack the New York Times and whatever. But they don't mean it. And I know they don't mean it because I watch them very carefully when things go sideways.
Other people are paying attention to the January 6th committee meeting 🙄
A majority (57%) said Trump is to blame a great deal or a good amount for the Capitol riot, including 92% of Democrats and 57% of independents, but just 18% of Republicans. The 57% overall figure is up slightly — and within the 4.1 percentage-point margin of error — from last December (53%).
Half of respondents said they think Trump should be charged with a crime, including 9 in 10 Democrats but only 10% of Republicans. Independents are split, 49% to 46%.
Six in 10 respondents said they don't think Trump will face any charges.
There has been only some, if any, movement in people's views of what happened at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Half called it an insurrection and a threat to democracy, statistically unchanged from December.
A quarter, including 40% of Republicans, described it as an unfortunate event, but one in the past, so no need to worry about it anymore.
About 1 in 5, including another 40% of Republicans, said it was a political protest protected under the First Amendment.
Notably, a majority of independents (52%) now say it was an insurrection and a threat to democracy, up 9 points from December.
Only 20% agree with you on this insurrection.
FCC Orders End to Auto Warranty Spam Calls
July 21, 2022 at 3:14 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard 91 Comments
“The Federal Communications Commission has ordered phone companies to stop carrying traffic related to robocalls about scam auto warranties,” Bloomberg reports.
GOOD! GET THEM ALL THE TIME. EVEN SOMETIMES FOR AN AUTO I NO LONGER OWN.
Russia Planning to Annex Parts of Ukraine
July 21, 2022 at 4:25 pm EDT By Taegan Goddard 14 Comments
“Russian officials and their proxies in Ukraine are racing to permanently annex occupied regions in the south of the country, probably by engineering referendums, perhaps as early as September,” the Washington Post reports.
“Senior officials and Kremlin propagandists on state television have warned that Russia will never leave the occupied areas of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia in southern Ukraine — home to more than 2.5 million people before the Russian invasion — and that the return of territory will not be up for negotiation should peace talks resume.”
Monsters!
But you guys keep rootin for Pootin.
Good reading for the ignorant sluts like the goat fucker who still can't find his old white ass in the dark!!!
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/us-world-biggest-oil-producer-190500139.html
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