LOLz
I guess she could indeed become queen of Florida... they can have her
"Ivanka, according to the story, believed that attending the inauguration would come across as “being a good sport and [would] gain [her] future supporters.” According to a Daily Mail source, Ivanka made clear she “has to protect her own political aspirations.”"
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2021/01/ivanka-trump-political-future
This q-anon conspiracy theorist should be one of the first to go, first out of gov't then to jail, doesn't need to be in that order
"Congressman Eric Swalwell took things even further, tweeting this: “So were we in the House. Lauren Boebert was told by the Sergeant of Arms in the chamber to not make any social media posts. It was said repeatedly. She defied it because she is more closely aligned with the terrorists than the patriots.”"
https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/lauren-boebert-just-got-called-to-the-carpet/35472/
Trollminator wrote:
This q-anon conspiracy theorist should be one of the first to go, first out of gov't then to jail, doesn't need to be in that order
"Congressman Eric Swalwell took things even further, tweeting this: “So were we in the House. Lauren Boebert was told by the Sergeant of Arms in the chamber to not make any social media posts. It was said repeatedly. She defied it because she is more closely aligned with the terrorists than the patriots.”"
https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/lauren-boebert-just-got-called-to-the-carpet/35472/
She also refused to go through the recently installed metal detectors and did not allow her bag to be checked. They really should unseat her as she might turn out to be a John Wilkes Booth.
NYC drop kicking trump right now, will sever all their contracts with the Trump Org, worth about $17m in annual revenue. De Blasio said the contracts were clear, they can be severed if there is criminal activity. Enjoy trumpers!
Really wanna see some polling numbers on some things -
How many people still think the election was stolen, and how many think the mob was justified?
I also really want to see, in Biden's first 100 days, a cohesive and coordinated strategy in the cyber war we're currently fighting with Russia and China. We can start healing as a country when we deal with the massive disinformation warfare campaign being waged against our citizens.
Dr. Racket wrote:
Really wanna see some polling numbers on some things -
How many people still think the election was stolen, and how many think the mob was justified?
Probably 40% of voting Americans. Some have come to their senses, most aren't decent/sensible/American enough to acknowledge they were wrong.
welp wrote:
Dr. Racket wrote:
Really wanna see some polling numbers on some things -
How many people still think the election was stolen, and how many think the mob was justified?
Probably 40% of voting Americans. Some have come to their senses, most aren't decent/sensible/American enough to acknowledge they were wrong.
Apparently the new US attorney in GA, put in place by trumpers last week, thought there would be boxes and boxes of voting fraud evidence in the office when he showed up for work his first day.
There was nothing. He was shocked.
If the incoming US attorney falsely thinks there is evidence of fraud...so do tens of millions
Trollminator wrote:
SDSU Aztec wrote:
Not sure what you mean by Republican support for impeachment. Trump will be impeached, most likely tomorrow.
If Trump is smart he will resign. A Senate trial would be brutal for him as the Democrats can call any number of witnesses to testify about what has been saying and asking people to do in private conversations. There would also be testimony about his reaction to the attack and his reluctance to try and stop it. It's also likely there have been several other calls similar to the one where he asked the Georgia SOS to commit election fraud.
Any chance of retaing any political influence has already been destroyed and fighting on will only make it even worse.
You are wrong. Trump will retain political influence, especially if many Rs side with him on the impeachment vote. The support of 74m voters won’t evaporate just because of the Republican Benghazi. Many are emboldened by it. He will retain a huge chunk of the base and if he creates a new party they will vote for him. This is also about taking a meat cleaver to the GOP. They have to split and it definitely matters how many Rs support him in the vote.
I could see it going either way.
I'd like to see it as Aztec sees it. Trump shunned and the Republicans get their party back. I don't care for any of their policies but people need a choice for representation.
We are in the moment now, but as things settle down, the elected Trump defenders will go back to being influenced by whatever he preaches after his presidency.
Maybe they will stop voting in blocks.
Maybe a Trump party will be formed. That would kill any conservatives strength in unity. But they would probably caucus together to stop progressive bills if they each had House Reps.
But no way could they win the presidency and Republicans would lose senators if the midterm general election had a D and R and T on the ballot. The Democrats would win the plurality vote more often than not.
Speaking of Georgia, the DA in Atlanta should indict Trump for Election Fraud, due to his "Perfect call" to their Sec. Of State. This is a state crime that he can't be pardonned for.
Still no deceleration in Israel's new case count.
Not good, considering they are many weeks ahead of other nations in vaccinations.
Dr. Racket wrote:
Really wanna see some polling numbers on some things -
How many people still think the election was stolen, and how many think the mob was justified?
From Quinnipiac poll:
2. Do you believe there was widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election, or not?
Total: 37% Yes, 58% No
Republican: 73% Yes, 21% No
8. Do you think that - the individuals who stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6th were undermining democracy or protecting democracy?
Total: 80% Undermining, 10% Protecting
Republican: 70% Undermining, 17% Protecting
https://poll.qu.edu/national/release-detail?ReleaseID=3686JJ update:
This is the single-dose vaccine.
Early February: Ask for emergency approval from US Government
End February: Deliver 8-10 million doses.
End April: Deliver 60 million doses
JJ is having some mfgring problems, unfortunately, which has caused the reduction of doses to be delivered.
P wrote:
agip wrote:
yeah it looks like the drops in cases and deaths were a xmas mirage. Same thing happened over T-day. Back to the grisly.
We're up to 0.78% of the population vaccinated. After 16 days. Pathetic.
Thanksgiving and Xmas gave little blips that are essentially meaningless. The big picture as far as what is happening at this time and what will happen in the near future is:
3) The increase in new cases declined all the way to zero on or around Xmas Day.
4) From here new cases will be dropping.
5) Deaths will also be dropping shortly. We may have already reached a peak on 7-day deaths. At any rate, weekly deaths will start to drop within a few weeks, maximum.
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The vaccination effort has indeed been pathetic. It appears that we may be in a race between the vaccine rollout and the spread of the more readily transmissible UK strain. Which of these "wins" will have a HUGE impact on the overall picture come March or so. But neither of these will have any significant impact on the above 5 facts.
Wish this guy wasn’t so wrong. He was Bigly wrong.
Since he posted these “facts” The7 day average for cases are up about 40% and deaths up almost 50%.
Dr. Racket wrote:
I also really want to see, in Biden's first 100 days, a cohesive and coordinated strategy in the cyber war we're currently fighting with Russia and China. We can start healing as a country when we deal with the massive disinformation warfare campaign being waged against our citizens.
I agree but that war has to be fought and won domestically first. We need to agree on the impact and the perpetrators. The GOP hasn't mind trump embracing disinformation when it has benefitted him and his party.
Does anyone else find it weird that liberals claim to be so petrified of Trump supporters rioting during the inauguration but were completely fine with the 2017 inauguration riots done by left wing terrorists such as BLM and ANTIFA
https://www.cnn.com/2017/01/19/politics/trump-inauguration-protests-womens-march/index.html
Lunatic fringe
In the twilight's last gleaming
This is open season
But you won't get too far
'Cause you got to blame someone
For your own confusion
We're on guard this time (on guard this time)
Against your Final Solution
Oh no
https://twitter.com/BulwarkOnline/status/1349359926796292097?s=20
L L wrote:
Trollminator wrote:
You are wrong. Trump will retain political influence, especially if many Rs side with him on the impeachment vote. The support of 74m voters won’t evaporate just because of the Republican Benghazi. Many are emboldened by it. He will retain a huge chunk of the base and if he creates a new party they will vote for him. This is also about taking a meat cleaver to the GOP. They have to split and it definitely matters how many Rs support him in the vote.
I could see it going either way.
I'd like to see it as Aztec sees it. Trump shunned and the Republicans get their party back. I don't care for any of their policies but people need a choice for representation.
We are in the moment now, but as things settle down, the elected Trump defenders will go back to being influenced by whatever he preaches after his presidency.
Maybe they will stop voting in blocks.
Maybe a Trump party will be formed. That would kill any conservatives strength in unity. But they would probably caucus together to stop progressive bills if they each had House Reps.
But no way could they win the presidency and Republicans would lose senators if the midterm general election had a D and R and T on the ballot. The Democrats would win the plurality vote more often than not.
Even if Trump had immediately accepted the election results, it would still have been difficult for an ex-POTUS, who lost an election, to retain political power. As it stands now, he will have no platform to preach to his base. He is a danger to the country and will be blocked at every turn by the government. As I posted before, it will be nearly impossible for him to get permits for his rallys. Most corporations won't want to support Trump, so if Newsmax or OANN let Trump rant on their shows they will lose sponsors. The My Pillow guy can't foot the entire bill.
Trump 100% believes that it is impossible for him to lose a fair election and combined with a fear of being prosecuted in N.Y., it triggered incredibly deranged behavior to the point of madness. The L.A. times posted another from afar diagnosis and this one seems accurate:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2021-01-09/donald-trump-mental-state-25-amendment%3f_amp=trueHis belief that he unfairly lost the election has pushed out all other thoughts in his mind and it's said that in the WH, all Trump wants to do is rant about the election and people are staying away from. According to the article, most people don't recover from the condition and it's likely he will be obsessed about the election for the remainder of his life. He couldn't possibly put together an effective message for his base in his current condition.
It's possible that Pence, even after being called a pu**y, believes Trump is mentally ill and is showing some compassion for him by not pursuing Article 25,
L L wrote:
Trollminator wrote:
You are wrong. Trump will retain political influence, especially if many Rs side with him on the impeachment vote. The support of 74m voters won’t evaporate just because of the Republican Benghazi. Many are emboldened by it. He will retain a huge chunk of the base and if he creates a new party they will vote for him. This is also about taking a meat cleaver to the GOP. They have to split and it definitely matters how many Rs support him in the vote.
I could see it going either way.
I'd like to see it as Aztec sees it. Trump shunned and the Republicans get their party back. I don't care for any of their policies but people need a choice for representation.
We are in the moment now, but as things settle down, the elected Trump defenders will go back to being influenced by whatever he preaches after his presidency.
Maybe they will stop voting in blocks.
Maybe a Trump party will be formed. That would kill any conservatives strength in unity. But they would probably caucus together to stop progressive bills if they each had House Reps.
But no way could they win the presidency and Republicans would lose senators if the midterm general election had a D and R and T on the ballot. The Democrats would win the plurality vote more often than not.
I wish you were right but the brainwashing was way too potent this time. It won't just go away and the GOP isn't going to go back to being what it was before in one piece. It will have to split which means these people will still have a strong voice. It's an extremely polarized electorate right now. Many trumpers may have been against the violence in DC but they are not backing down from the cause. As long as Republicans or "Patriots" can gain more power by gas lighting and enabling these blatant lies they will do so. Can't put the toothpaste back in.
Does anyone here really thing the GOP will fully unite against trumpism? LOLz
SDSU Aztec wrote:
L L wrote:
I could see it going either way.
I'd like to see it as Aztec sees it. Trump shunned and the Republicans get their party back. I don't care for any of their policies but people need a choice for representation.
We are in the moment now, but as things settle down, the elected Trump defenders will go back to being influenced by whatever he preaches after his presidency.
Maybe they will stop voting in blocks.
Maybe a Trump party will be formed. That would kill any conservatives strength in unity. But they would probably caucus together to stop progressive bills if they each had House Reps.
But no way could they win the presidency and Republicans would lose senators if the midterm general election had a D and R and T on the ballot. The Democrats would win the plurality vote more often than not.
Even if Trump had immediately accepted the election results, it would still have been difficult for an ex-POTUS, who lost an election, to retain political power. As it stands now, he will have no platform to preach to his base. He is a danger to the country and will be blocked at every turn by the government. As I posted before, it will be nearly impossible for him to get permits for his rallys. Most corporations won't want to support Trump, so if Newsmax or OANN let Trump rant on their shows they will lose sponsors. The My Pillow guy can't foot the entire bill.
Trump 100% believes that it is impossible for him to lose a fair election and combined with a fear of being prosecuted in N.Y., it triggered incredibly deranged behavior to the point of madness. The L.A. times posted another from afar diagnosis and this one seems accurate:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2021-01-09/donald-trump-mental-state-25-amendment%3f_amp=trueHis belief that he unfairly lost the election has pushed out all other thoughts in his mind and it's said that in the WH, all Trump wants to do is rant about the election and people are staying away from. According to the article, most people don't recover from the condition and it's likely he will be obsessed about the election for the remainder of his life. He couldn't possibly put together an effective message for his base in his current condition.
It's possible that Pence, even after being called a pu**y, believes Trump is mentally ill and is showing some compassion for him by not pursuing Article 25,
Pence has rejected the idea of pursuing art 25 exactly because he says it should be reserved for something like mental illness. Sure, he KNOWS trump is totally unhinged and unstable, but Pence thinks it will hurt his own chances in 2024. They are all totally disconnected from reality.
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