berg80
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I do, but you clearly don't.Trump didn't lead any states to secede from the union. Do you understand why the 14th Amendment was written? Talk about misappropriation...
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I do, but you clearly don't.Trump didn't lead any states to secede from the union. Do you understand why the 14th Amendment was written? Talk about misappropriation...
The blm riots cost American citizens billions in arson, looting and assault, and you don't give a shit. You're the fucking problem.Gee, that was an unusually odd deflection in tangential defense of the traitor who would be king.
The court cited a drafter of the amendment, then-Rep. Samuel McKee (Ky.), who at one point described the aim as barring traitors “from all political power in the nation.”Trump didn't lead any states to secede from the union. Do you understand why the 14th Amendment was written? Talk about misappropriation...
The court cited a drafter of the amendment, then-Rep. Samuel McKee (Ky.), who at one point described the aim as barring traitors “from all political power in the nation.”
“While nothing in Representative McKee’s speeches mentions why his express reference to the Presidency was removed,” the court ruled, “his public pronouncements leave no doubt that his subsequent draft proposal still sought to ensure that rebels had absolutely no access to political power.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...mail&utm_source=newsletter&wpisrc=nl_daily202
So when did Trump lead any states to secede from the union?The court cited a drafter of the amendment, then-Rep. Samuel McKee (Ky.), who at one point described the aim as barring traitors “from all political power in the nation.”
“While nothing in Representative McKee’s speeches mentions why his express reference to the Presidency was removed,” the court ruled, “his public pronouncements leave no doubt that his subsequent draft proposal still sought to ensure that rebels had absolutely no access to political power.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...mail&utm_source=newsletter&wpisrc=nl_daily202
The court cited a drafter of the amendment, then-Rep. Samuel McKee (Ky.), who at one point described the aim as barring traitors “from all political power in the nation.”
“While nothing in Representative McKee’s speeches mentions why his express reference to the Presidency was removed,” the court ruled, “his public pronouncements leave no doubt that his subsequent draft proposal still sought to ensure that rebels had absolutely no access to political power.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...mail&utm_source=newsletter&wpisrc=nl_daily202
I bet you wept like baby.
Sure, kleetus....you roll with that.True, but not for the reason you mean.
It was a terrible day, because we know that the FBI was present in undercover capacity, but our own employees are stonewalling the information about what exactly the FBI was there for, what they did, and how much they participated in the riots that developed from the peaceful protests. When our "premiere law enforcement agency" may have orchestrated what has become one party's top political football, and insists on their power to keep us in the dark about it, we can feel citizen control of government slipping from our grasp.
A terrible day indeed.
The U.S. Capitol is a building in which our employees are supposed to be serving us. In that respect, it is similar to a post office, a mint, a federal weights and measures building, or a military recruiting station. That the Capitol houses our elected reprentatives - yet another type of employee - means that they should be more accountable to the American people, not less. We start thinking of them as some Priesthood of Democracy, and we'll end up offering our daughters and granddaughters (or sons and grandsons) for prima nocta, and the like.
A protest inside the Capitol building is not a desecraton of a sacred religious site. If it were, Democrats would be the first to cheer it. If it is that bad to protest inside the Capitol building, why do Democrats only cry about Jan 6th, and not the numerous other protests, before and after Jan 6, in that building?
Women protesting Kavanaugh flood Capitol Hill to tell personal stories of abortion
Hundreds of protesters from around the country have flooded Capitol Hill.abcnews.go.com
More than 300 are arrested in a Capitol Hill protest urging a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war
More than 300 people were arrested for illegally demonstrating and three people were charged with assaulting police after protesters descended on Capitol Hill to call for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.apnews.com
Who do you have in mind to beat Trump, then?
If I had my way you would recognize the folly of your blind devotion to a man who would reward your loyalty by shitting on your face if he thought it would help him regain power.
Again? Really? You are a danger to yourself and those around you.It was a terrible day, because we know that the FBI was present in undercover capacity
Good luck with that.I'm not even a Trump supporter, go Ron go!
There’s no doubt that feminized Democrat men (?) are natural born crybabies and cucks.