A "Fine" question, does the Florida GOP care about anything except Israel and the 911/Epstein crowd?

[jacksonlamb]

EMH so does not get it.

 

[Senior]

Wonder why the GOP can't hold gains Trump made with minorities, including Muslims, in 2024? Then you aren't paying attention. These folks are bigots, liars, traitors, cowards, sell outs, and complete and total faux conservatives. They ONLY CARE ABOUT ISRAEL and Zionist Fascism, nothing else...

MAGA will turn on anyone in a heartbeat. No different from their cult leader.

Trump: "I pick only the best people." (Until he is done using them, and then they're viciously kicked under the Trump Bus)

 

[EMH]

Trump: "I pick only the best people."

That's the epitaph of his terms, both of them.


Unimaginably bad stupid "picks"

Chris Wray
Jeff Sessions
Pam Bondi
John Ratcliffe


if he had a policy of "no Zionist Fascists in my cabinet" he would be regarded as a great Prez. But no, he made that mistake in droves his first term, and didn't learn a thing from it...

 

[jacksonlamb]

Jeff Sessions stiffed Trump.
Jeff Sessions did not appoint a special counsel in this instance — instead, he assigned John Huber, the U.S. Attorney for Utah, to review and investigate several matters that some Republicans wanted prosecuted.

What Sessions did — and whom he tasked​

In March 2018, amid Republican pressure to appoint a second special counsel (similar to Robert Mueller), Sessions declined to do so. Instead, he directed John Huber to examine:

• Allegations that the FBI abused surveillance powers in the Carter Page FISA warrant
• Claims that the DOJ and FBI showed political bias
• Accusations that the FBI/DOJ failed to adequately investigate Hillary Clinton’s ties to a Russian nuclear energy agency

Huber was empowered to bring charges if warranted, but this was not a special-counsel appointment — it was an internal DOJ review by a sitting U.S. Attorney.

Why this mattered​

Republican lawmakers wanted a special counsel because that role is more independent and operates outside the normal DOJ chain of command. Sessions instead kept the matter inside DOJ, which some saw as a way to avoid escalating the situation into a politically explosive special-counsel investigation.