Donald Trump, US President #47, US President #45, convicted felon, twice impeached, four times indicted, liable of rape, convicted for financial fraud, guilty of hiding hush money payments to porn actress in attempt to influence 2016 elections

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#2667147 3-Mar-2021 08:27

The last Trump beer?

Im-peach-ment 2: This Time it's Insurrection

Well just when we thought we were safe from doing another f%$king Trump beer all this sh1t happens.

As I write this, Trump is gone, impeached in Congress AGAIN! But the senate still couldn't get the 2/3 majority needed. Sigh.

But I do sincerely hope this is ACTUALLY the last time we do a damn Trump beer. At least we don't have to hear about his damn tweets anymore. ...

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#2667261 3-Mar-2021 11:19

I love the symbolism of this beverage. It reminds me of how much this ex-president and used beer have in common.

'Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.' Voltaire

'A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.' Edward Abbey

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#2667291 3-Mar-2021 12:43

The Washington Post - The 5-Minute Fix - Wray calls Jan. 6 riot 'domestic terrorism'

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FBI Director Christopher A. Wray seemed to have two goals in his Tuesday hearing with the Senate Judiciary Committee: Defending the bureau’s handling of intelligence about plans to attack the Capitol on Jan. 6, and making his case that the FBI is taking the threat of domestic terrorism seriously.

Wray said the FBI is currently pursuing 2,000 domestic terrorism cases, at one point saying it is a priority at the “same level with ISIS.”

“The problem of domestic terrorism has been metastasizing across the country for a long time now,” he said, “and it’s not going away any time soon.” ...

Trump allies on the committee continued to try to advance a narrative that some members of the mob that stormed the Capitol were left-wing provocateurs or antifa, rather than Trump supporters who were responding to his rhetoric.

But Wray was very clear that there was no evidence that antifa, anarchists or other left-wing actors were involved. ...

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#2667456 3-Mar-2021 18:23

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The last Trump beer?

Unpleasant Regurgitated Aftertaste edition could be next.

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#2667678 4-Mar-2021 11:23

The madness continues ...

The Washington Post - House scraps plans for Thursday session after security officials warn of possible plot to breach Capitol

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The House scrapped plans for a Thursday session after security officials warned of a possible plot by an unnamed militant group to breach the Capitol.

The decision to move up votes on legislation to Wednesday night came after officials warned of credible threats of violence circulated by right-wing extremists that March 4 is the “true Inauguration Day” when former president Donald Trump will be sworn in for a second term. ...

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#2667690 4-Mar-2021 11:58

And what are those dropkicks going to do when it simply doesn't happen the way "Q" told them it was going to? Just push it out to another date that works for them?
They really can't do that forever, can they?

Edit: Also - another loser (in this case, conspiracy, uh, guy Alex Jones) wishes he'd never met Trump and now regrets it:

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/alex-jones-regrets-meeting-donald-trump-but-is-happy-to-make-millions-out-of-his-followers-who-will-buy-anything/76QFSFLBAWX26EUKCGQ3AQT6QE/

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#2667698 4-Mar-2021 12:42

I would like to introduce a new term to correct a current deficiency in such things. We have GOAT but there is no anti-GOAT. I suggest the new designation BLOAT (Biggest Loser Of All Time).

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#2667701 4-Mar-2021 12:50

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#2667759 4-Mar-2021 13:29

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Well, you can immediately tell that's a fake. Trump would have used a sharpie.

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#2667890 4-Mar-2021 20:08

Interesting interview with one of the few Republicans who isn't a Retrumplican:

Probably why has family have disowned him and said he's joined Satan's Army. Presumably they interrogated his horse for confirmation.

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#2668014 5-Mar-2021 08:13

More Dirty Deeds in The Deep South ...

The Guardian - Editorial - This is how Georgia Republicans are attacking democracy

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After record turnout in the 2020 election, the state legislature is considering sweeping voting restrictions.

On Monday, the Georgia house of representatives approved a bill, HB531, that would implement sweeping changes to the state’s voting system.

Among other measures, the bill would:

Require voters to provide identification information both with their absentee ballot application and the ballot itself.

Limit election officials to offer just two days of early voting on the weekends, one of which is required to be a Saturday.

Restrict early voting from 9am. to 5pm, with an option for election officials to extend hours from 7am to 7pm.

Give voters less time to request an absentee ballot.

Shorten the period for a runoff election from nine weeks to four.

The efforts in Georgia matter significantly for a few reasons:

They come after an election in which there was record turnout in the state, including surges among Black and other minority voters, which helped power Democrats to stunning upsets.

Georgia officials, including top Republicans, loudly dismissed allegations of fraud and there were statewide recounts and audits to back them up.

They evoke Georgia’s well-documented and ugly history of passing laws designed to make it harder for Black people to vote.

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#2668018 5-Mar-2021 08:27

this first of many Trump clones running in GOP

mind you i am not sure that the Don is finished. i think it will depend on healthy he is come 2023. but after seeing Biden I don't think age is a limiting factor as long as he's alive and not physically in jail

introducting Lara https://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/lara-trump-eyes-run-at-north-carolina-senate-seat/4JLBDCKL4CPLT3TMF533WYOBNY/

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#2668205 5-Mar-2021 12:51

The Washington Post - Opinion - How the Trump scam could deliver another big GOP victory

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The Trump scam is alive and well in the GOP.

And it’s perfectly plausible that it might keep on delivering for Republicans - perhaps spectacularly so. ...

How the scam might work

First, the GOP base might not actually punish Republican lawmakers for voting against the rescue package, because Republican voters will benefit from it anyway. ...

Voter suppression is the key

New voter-suppression efforts are unfolding in numerous states.

Republicans are openly boasting that retaking the House in 2022 - halting Biden’s agenda and positioning the GOP to win the White House in 2024 - will be aided by extreme gerrymanders. ...

In this scenario, the continued devotion to the 'stolen election' myth, in addition to keeping GOP voters in a state of perpetual grievance, also underpins the voter-suppression and anti-majoritarian tactics that will make this more likely.

The Trump scam is many-headed: It combines grievance-mongering with those escalated tactics, justified by still more grievance ...

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#2668230 5-Mar-2021 13:45

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In this scenario, the continued devotion to the 'stolen election' myth, in addition to keeping GOP voters in a state of perpetual grievance, also underpins the voter-suppression and anti-majoritarian tactics that will make this more likely.

Hey, this exact tactic worked in 1933, why not reuse what works? They're even using the same terms ("the movement" = "Die Bewegung", "stolen election myth" = "Dolchstosslegende", voter supression via Jim Crow laws = voter suppression via the SA), and they've got the symbolism too (the stage at TPAC).

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#2668234 5-Mar-2021 13:53

I wonder if Trump intends to grow a moustache?

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