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Oldrunningguy wrote:
EqualsA wrote:
The senile old criminal gets so confused over whether he’s supposed to praise or envy or mock shi*hole countries.
So he just alternates.
As a seasoned Trump observer, my guess is that he is biggly angry with France so he needed to look beyond Europe for an Arch to cut n paste.
Yes, but fortunately, he also envies France - MACRON - bigly.
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EqualsA wrote:
EqualsA wrote:
Deer GOP: It’s now February. You better hope that you have a really good banana republic plan for November. Because if you don’t, it’s going to be a REALLY, REALLY long 2 years.
Glimmer of hope for real Americans: If Trump can totally f*** up his #1 issue, immigration, then he can certainly fail to steal the midterms.
Incompetence of Trump was always a more viable route to save the country than Republicans respect for the constitution using impeachment
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Benghiat
"I have seen this brand of strongman megalomania and the adverse effects it can ultimately have on leaders and their governments. I call it autocratic backfire. …
"As autocrats surround themselves with loyalists who praise them and party functionaries who repeat their lies, leaders can start to believe their own hype. As they cut themselves off from expert advice and objective feedback, they start to promulgate unscrutinized policies that fail. Rather than course correct, such leaders often double down and engage in even riskier behavior — starting wars or escalating involvement in military conflicts that eventually reveal the human and financial tolls of their corruption and incompetence. The result: a disillusioned population that loses faith in the leader and elites who begin to rethink their support."81 -
Oldrunningguy wrote:
EqualsA wrote:
Glimmer of hope for real Americans: If Trump can totally f*** up his #1 issue, immigration, then he can certainly fail to steal the midterms.
Incompetence of Trump was always a more viable route to save the country than Republicans respect for the constitution using impeachment
Far more depressing but kind of similar fact: Americans being pissed about not being able to buy whatever they want might save America, but their pretend love for freedom and liberty and such never was.
That’s just shi* you buy written on a red, white, and blue shirt at Tractor Supply.
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Oldrunningguy wrote:
Benghiat
"I have seen this brand of strongman megalomania and the adverse effects it can ultimately have on leaders and their governments. I call it autocratic backfire. …
"As autocrats surround themselves with loyalists who praise them and party functionaries who repeat their lies, leaders can start to believe their own hype. As they cut themselves off from expert advice and objective feedback, they start to promulgate unscrutinized policies that fail. Rather than course correct, such leaders often double down and engage in even riskier behavior — starting wars or escalating involvement in military conflicts that eventually reveal the human and financial tolls of their corruption and incompetence. The result: a disillusioned population that loses faith in the leader and elites who begin to rethink their support."Also: MANY autocrats nonetheless succeed in surviving these mistakes for decades and decades…..
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EqualsA wrote:
Oldrunningguy wrote:
Benghiat
"I have seen this brand of strongman megalomania and the adverse effects it can ultimately have on leaders and their governments. I call it autocratic backfire. …
"As autocrats surround themselves with loyalists who praise them and party functionaries who repeat their lies, leaders can start to believe their own hype. As they cut themselves off from expert advice and objective feedback, they start to promulgate unscrutinized policies that fail. Rather than course correct, such leaders often double down and engage in even riskier behavior — starting wars or escalating involvement in military conflicts that eventually reveal the human and financial tolls of their corruption and incompetence. The result: a disillusioned population that loses faith in the leader and elites who begin to rethink their support."Also: MANY autocrats nonetheless succeed in surviving these mistakes for decades and decades…..
….and the dumber their populations, the better their chances!!
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What is up with Tulsi? She got hit with an internal "DNI" order ("do not invite") when Trump turned neo-con and decided to invade Venezuela. Now, she has apparently been tasked with investigating the 2020 election, including the claim that the very, very blue Fulton County's vote tally was rigged by military satellites in a conspiracy that included Italy, China and Venezuela. This is a mish mash of Sidney Powell conspiracy theory that she ran with in 2020 for Trump. The director of national intelligence would never get involve in state election issues, unless there was an attempt by a foreign power to intervene. But Tulsi has not informed congress of any allegation that a foreign power was behind interference with the 2020 election.
But now there is a whistleblower complaint lodged against Tulsi that is so sensitive that it is being kept in a safe and no one knows how to properly communicate it to congress as required by law (or the Trump administration just doesn't want to).
No idea whether there is any connection to Tulsi being at the Fulton County FBI raid, but Tulsi hasn't really been allowed to do much else the past few months.
This comes as the Epstein emails reveal links between Epstein, Peter Theil and Sergey Belyakov, a FSB agent. The fear is that Epstein has set up a honey trap operation financed by Russia.
Has Tulsi been tasked with a deflection operation to make up stuff about the 2020 election and foreign interference to get the M#GA base away from the Epstein allegations of actual Russian interference?
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EqualsA wrote:
Oldrunningguy wrote:
Benghiat
"I have seen this brand of strongman megalomania and the adverse effects it can ultimately have on leaders and their governments. I call it autocratic backfire. …
"As autocrats surround themselves with loyalists who praise them and party functionaries who repeat their lies, leaders can start to believe their own hype. As they cut themselves off from expert advice and objective feedback, they start to promulgate unscrutinized policies that fail. Rather than course correct, such leaders often double down and engage in even riskier behavior — starting wars or escalating involvement in military conflicts that eventually reveal the human and financial tolls of their corruption and incompetence. The result: a disillusioned population that loses faith in the leader and elites who begin to rethink their support."Also: MANY autocrats nonetheless succeed in surviving these mistakes for decades and decades…..
Right. You get to the point where it doesn’t matter if the population wakes up. There is nothing they can do.
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Precious Roy wrote:
What is up with Tulsi? She got hit with an internal "DNI" order ("do not invite") when Trump turned neo-con and decided to invade Venezuela. Now, she has apparently been tasked with investigating the 2020 election, including the claim that the very, very blue Fulton County's vote tally was rigged by military satellites in a conspiracy that included Italy, China and Venezuela. This is a mish mash of Sidney Powell conspiracy theory that she ran with in 2020 for Trump. The director of national intelligence would never get involve in state election issues, unless there was an attempt by a foreign power to intervene. But Tulsi has not informed congress of any allegation that a foreign power was behind interference with the 2020 election.
But now there is a whistleblower complaint lodged against Tulsi that is so sensitive that it is being kept in a safe and no one knows how to properly communicate it to congress as required by law (or the Trump administration just doesn't want to).
No idea whether there is any connection to Tulsi being at the Fulton County FBI raid, but Tulsi hasn't really been allowed to do much else the past few months.
This comes as the Epstein emails reveal links between Epstein, Peter Theil and Sergey Belyakov, a FSB agent. The fear is that Epstein has set up a honey trap operation financed by Russia.
Has Tulsi been tasked with a deflection operation to make up stuff about the 2020 election and foreign interference to get the M#GA base away from the Epstein allegations of actual Russian interference?
she was made DNI either to make Democrats cry or on Putin's orders, and both of those are terrible reasons. The latter is impeachable.
Completely unqualified, most likely compromised by foreign powers. Shocking stuff. One more thing that would be the biggest scandal of a normal presidency, but trump has floode d the zone with merde so it will be forgotten.
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Precious Roy wrote:
What is up with Tulsi? She got hit with an internal "DNI" order ("do not invite") when Trump turned neo-con and decided to invade Venezuela. Now, she has apparently been tasked with investigating the 2020 election, including the claim that the very, very blue Fulton County's vote tally was rigged by military satellites in a conspiracy that included Italy, China and Venezuela. This is a mish mash of Sidney Powell conspiracy theory that she ran with in 2020 for Trump. The director of national intelligence would never get involve in state election issues, unless there was an attempt by a foreign power to intervene. But Tulsi has not informed congress of any allegation that a foreign power was behind interference with the 2020 election.
But now there is a whistleblower complaint lodged against Tulsi that is so sensitive that it is being kept in a safe and no one knows how to properly communicate it to congress as required by law (or the Trump administration just doesn't want to).
No idea whether there is any connection to Tulsi being at the Fulton County FBI raid, but Tulsi hasn't really been allowed to do much else the past few months.
This comes as the Epstein emails reveal links between Epstein, Peter Theil and Sergey Belyakov, a FSB agent. The fear is that Epstein has set up a honey trap operation financed by Russia.
Has Tulsi been tasked with a deflection operation to make up stuff about the 2020 election and foreign interference to get the M#GA base away from the Epstein allegations of actual Russian interference?
My guess is that the Russians are the architects of whatever Tulsi is cooking up with those Atlanta ballots. Someone blew the whistle and that needs to be buried immediately before congress touches it.
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Oldrunningguy wrote:
Precious Roy wrote:
What is up with Tulsi? She got hit with an internal "DNI" order ("do not invite") when Trump turned neo-con and decided to invade Venezuela. Now, she has apparently been tasked with investigating the 2020 election, including the claim that the very, very blue Fulton County's vote tally was rigged by military satellites in a conspiracy that included Italy, China and Venezuela. This is a mish mash of Sidney Powell conspiracy theory that she ran with in 2020 for Trump. The director of national intelligence would never get involve in state election issues, unless there was an attempt by a foreign power to intervene. But Tulsi has not informed congress of any allegation that a foreign power was behind interference with the 2020 election.
But now there is a whistleblower complaint lodged against Tulsi that is so sensitive that it is being kept in a safe and no one knows how to properly communicate it to congress as required by law (or the Trump administration just doesn't want to).
No idea whether there is any connection to Tulsi being at the Fulton County FBI raid, but Tulsi hasn't really been allowed to do much else the past few months.
This comes as the Epstein emails reveal links between Epstein, Peter Theil and Sergey Belyakov, a FSB agent. The fear is that Epstein has set up a honey trap operation financed by Russia.
Has Tulsi been tasked with a deflection operation to make up stuff about the 2020 election and foreign interference to get the M#GA base away from the Epstein allegations of actual Russian interference?
My guess is that the Russians are the architects of whatever Tulsi is cooking up with those Atlanta ballots. Someone blew the whistle and that needs to be buried immediately before congress touches it.
Remember what Paul Manafort did with election polling data? He ran straight to the Russians with it. That allowed them to focus their efforts and resources wisely.
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wait, so trump-russia connections weren't hoaxes?????????
Sally did you know this?
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hussars 1776 wrote:
wait, so trump-russia connections weren't hoaxes?????????
Sally did you know this?
The Russians call Tulsi their girlfriend for a reason.
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wait, so trump-russia connections weren't hoaxes?????????
Sally did you know this?
Sally doesn’t even know that when inflation is positive, prices aren’t going down. But she did get that one B for long jumping 24”.
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yank we are literally quoting claims in the Epstein files against Donald J Trump 1. I usually think you are a troll but sometimes, with posts like this, I worry that you are not engaged with the world and don't actually know what is going on outside your front door.
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yank we are literally quoting claims in the Epstein files against Donald J Trump 1. I usually think you are a troll but sometimes, with posts like this, I worry that you are not engaged with the world and don't actually know what is going on outside your front door.
Cognitive dissonance is a hell of a drug.
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