Democrats Scream "Nazi Germany" And Political Persecution As An Excuse For Failure To Comply With The Law

[mudwhistle]

Democrats specialize in political persecution. They also specialize in lying, cheating, and breaking the law.

Every criminal Democrat that is under investigation by the DOJ claims that even though they've been caught red-handed breaking the law, they claim it's just political persecutions and they don't have to comply to congressional subpoenas.

We'll see how that flies. My guess is this is just a delay tactic till they can steal back the House.

The issue at hand is Bill and Hillary Clinton refusing to testify in front of congress over questions about their relationship with Jeffery Epstein.
There are legitimate questions that need answering and the Clintons are refusing to cooperate with congress with could lead to jail time.

Minnesota Democrats and other members of congress are claiming that Trump is running a Nazi Germany style prosecution of criminals. This is ridiculous. Democrats are just attempting to avoid answering for their crimes.

Hillary and Bill think they're above the law and don't have to do anything the Department of Justice tells them to do.

 

[mudwhistle]

 

[shockedcanadian]

There are constant actions and re-actions in U.S politics I have noticed. The handling of the shooting by the ICE agent was a core inflection point politically (unfortunately) and I think the Trump admin largely fumbled it. You can double down on situations, but rarely when the death of an American citizen is concerned. Trump began the second term with an immense wave, the eye seems to be taken off of the ball and his political opponents have jumped on it. Focus on cost of living and aggressively exposing fraud/corruption and who benefitted from the fraud. This could mute his opponents and force MSM to report the masive fraud or lose credibility.

 

[Oddball]

We're now clearly and unambiguously into insurrection act territory.

 

[1srelluc]

I wish the leftists could step into a Way-Back Machine ant try to confront the real Gestapo.

I suspect most would find themselves kneeling at the edge of a pit with a small caliber handgun pointed to the backs of their heads.

 

[sealybobo]

Democrats specialize in political persecution. They also specialize in lying, cheating, and breaking the law.

Every criminal Democrat that is under investigation by the DOJ claims that even though they've been caught red-handed breaking the law, they claim it's just political persecutions and they don't have to comply to congressional subpoenas.

We'll see how that flies. My guess is this is just a delay tactic till they can steal back the House.

The issue at hand is Bill and Hillary Clinton refusing to testify in front of congress over questions about their relationship with Jeffery Epstein.
There are legitimate questions that need answering and the Clintons are refusing to cooperate with congress with could lead to jail time.

Minnesota Democrats and other members of congress are claiming that Trump is running a Nazi Germany style prosecution of criminals. This is ridiculous. Democrats are just attempting to avoid answering for their crimes.

Hillary and Bill think they're above the law and don't have to do anything the Department of Justice tells them to do.

The Clinton's should show up and just plea the 5th. Don't let Trump lock you up for breaking the law like he broke the law. Follow the law!!! Just vote in November, EVERY 2 YEARS people. But will elections be rigged? I think so. Trump also reminds us of Putin.

Trump And Stephen Miller Have Created A Secret Police Force In Plain Sight​

Not quite a full year since his return to the White House, Donald Trump has created a de facto “papers please” secret police force evocative of autocracies past, which he is now using to terrorize cities where he is unpopular

It looks like Trump is organizing a militia beholden only to him, with an enormous budget, reminiscent of the ‘Sturmabteilung’ in 1930s Germany. They seem to lack any kind of legal accountability.

Fiona Hill, who served on the National Security Council in Trump’s first term, said he seems to be emulating Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

“In Russia, you have a whole host of forces, including the OMON and the National Guard and the president’s protection service,” she said. “Trump is clearly looking for forces he can deploy federally that don’t have the same checks and balances as the National Guard and the military.”

Thanks to massive funding increases approved by Republican lawmakers last summer, Trump and top aide Stephen Miller have deployed literal armies to cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, Charlotte and, now, Minneapolis, where much of their time appears to be spent using overt violence to intimidate the local communities. Unlike normal police officers across the country, these agents do not wear name tags, do not identify themselves when approaching people, and often wear masks to conceal their identities.

“Hitler had the SS and Gestapo, Trump has Noem, Bagman Homan and DHS and ICE,” said Ty Cobb, a former federal prosecutor and a White House lawyer in Trump’s first term

Trump’s use of ICE and Border Patrol does differ in one respect from the secret police forces of previous autocratic regimes. Rather than operate in the dead of night, disappearing dissidents with little public footprint, Trump’s force is intentionally making a spectacle.

Adding to the parallels with past autocracies is the administration’s use of slogans and tropes, either unintentionally or by design, that harken to the worst periods in modern history.

The Department of Labor, which months ago began displaying a massive Stalin-esque portrait of a scowling Trump on its building, on Jan. 10 posted on social media: “One homeland. One people. One heritage.” — a slogan that mirrored one from Nazi Germany, “Ein Volk. Ein Reich. Ein Fuhrer!”
DHS on Jan. 9 posted the slogan “We’ll have our home again,” which happens to be a white nationalist anthem popular with the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis.

 

[Manonthestreet]

LIBBY EMMONS: The Goods were larping at being revolutionaries in Minnesota—celebs and Dems must stop encouraging people to do this

It’s the regular Americans in their minivans who will take to the streets while their kids are in school that will pay the price for the celeb virtue signaling and Democrat moralizing.

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Why didn't her white privilege protect her....

 

[martybegan]

I wish the leftists could step into a Way-Back Machine ant try to confront the real Gestapo.

I suspect most would find themselves kneeling at the edge of a pit with a small caliber handgun pointed to the backs of their heads.

That wasn't even the Gestapo. The Gestapo were the investigators and the undercovers, as well as the controllers of a network of informers.

That guy is probably waffen SS or Order Police.

 

[mudwhistle]

The Clinton's should show up and just plea the 5th. Don't let Trump lock you up for breaking the law like he broke the law. Follow the law!!! Just vote in November, EVERY 2 YEARS people. But will elections be rigged? I think so. Trump also reminds us of Putin.

Trump And Stephen Miller Have Created A Secret Police Force In Plain Sight​

Not quite a full year since his return to the White House, Donald Trump has created a de facto “papers please” secret police force evocative of autocracies past, which he is now using to terrorize cities where he is unpopular

It looks like Trump is organizing a militia beholden only to him, with an enormous budget, reminiscent of the ‘Sturmabteilung’ in 1930s Germany. They seem to lack any kind of legal accountability.

Fiona Hill, who served on the National Security Council in Trump’s first term, said he seems to be emulating Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

“In Russia, you have a whole host of forces, including the OMON and the National Guard and the president’s protection service,” she said. “Trump is clearly looking for forces he can deploy federally that don’t have the same checks and balances as the National Guard and the military.”

Thanks to massive funding increases approved by Republican lawmakers last summer, Trump and top aide Stephen Miller have deployed literal armies to cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, Charlotte and, now, Minneapolis, where much of their time appears to be spent using overt violence to intimidate the local communities. Unlike normal police officers across the country, these agents do not wear name tags, do not identify themselves when approaching people, and often wear masks to conceal their identities.

“Hitler had the SS and Gestapo, Trump has Noem, Bagman Homan and DHS and ICE,” said Ty Cobb, a former federal prosecutor and a White House lawyer in Trump’s first term

Trump’s use of ICE and Border Patrol does differ in one respect from the secret police forces of previous autocratic regimes. Rather than operate in the dead of night, disappearing dissidents with little public footprint, Trump’s force is intentionally making a spectacle.

Adding to the parallels with past autocracies is the administration’s use of slogans and tropes, either unintentionally or by design, that harken to the worst periods in modern history.

The Department of Labor, which months ago began displaying a massive Stalin-esque portrait of a scowling Trump on its building, on Jan. 10 posted on social media: “One homeland. One people. One heritage.” — a slogan that mirrored one from Nazi Germany, “Ein Volk. Ein Reich. Ein Fuhrer!”
DHS on Jan. 9 posted the slogan “We’ll have our home again,” which happens to be a white nationalist anthem popular with the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis.

 

[sealybobo]

Kind of hard to say this regime doesn't resemble Russia today or Nazi Germany. You're a notsee.

 

[Meathead]

Kind of hard to say this regime doesn't resemble Russia today or Nazi Germany. You're a notsee.

You have no ******* idea pousti!

 

[mudwhistle]

Kind of hard to say this regime doesn't resemble Russia today or Nazi Germany. You're a notsee.

Only in a warped mind such as yours.

You leftist are lying to everyone just so you can cover up the crimes of your leaders and maybe take back power in the process.

You're coddling and protecting criminals. Criminal illegals and criminal Democrats in government.

You're nothing but a bunch of talk and a pack of serial fabricators.

It's no small wonder so many of you have been implicated in fraud on a massive scale.

 

[sealybobo]

Only in a warped mind such as yours.

You leftist are lying to everyone just so you can cover up the crimes of your leaders and maybe take back power in the process.

You're coddling and protecting criminals. Criminal illegals and criminal Democrats in government.

You're nothing but a bunch of talk and a pack of serial fabricators.

It's no small wonder so many of you have been implicated in fraud on a massive scale.

I know you can't see it. It's why we call you Notsees.

"Alternative facts" was a phrase used by U.S. Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway during a Meet the Press interview on January 22, 2017, in which she defended White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer's false statement about the attendance numbers at Donald Trump's first inauguration as President of the United States. When pressed during the interview with Chuck Todd to explain why Spicer would "utter a provable falsehood", Conway stated that Spicer was giving "alternative facts". Todd responded, "Look, alternative facts are not facts. They're falsehoods.

Start out with little lies and work your way up.

 

[mudwhistle]

I know you can't see it. It's why we call you Notsees.

"Alternative facts" was a phrase used by U.S. Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway during a Meet the Press interview on January 22, 2017, in which she defended White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer's false statement about the attendance numbers at Donald Trump's first inauguration as President of the United States. When pressed during the interview with Chuck Todd to explain why Spicer would "utter a provable falsehood", Conway stated that Spicer was giving "alternative facts". Todd responded, "Look, alternative facts are not facts. They're falsehoods.

Start out with little lies and work your way up.

We caught them red-handed.....and you actually think that they can bull shit their way out of jail.

The only reason they think this is because of idiots like you and other mindless cult members.

 

[mudwhistle]

I know you can't see it. It's why we call you Notsees.

"Alternative facts" was a phrase used by U.S. Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway during a Meet the Press interview on January 22, 2017, in which she defended White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer's false statement about the attendance numbers at Donald Trump's first inauguration as President of the United States. When pressed during the interview with Chuck Todd to explain why Spicer would "utter a provable falsehood", Conway stated that Spicer was giving "alternative facts". Todd responded, "Look, alternative facts are not facts. They're falsehoods.

Start out with little lies and work your way up.

 

[mudwhistle]

Speaking of Nazi Germany like tactics:

 

[mudwhistle]

This Dickhead thinks he can lead an insurrection and get away with it:

 

[Oddball]

The Clinton's should show up and just plea the 5th. Don't let Trump lock you up for breaking the law like he broke the law. Follow the law!!! Just vote in November, EVERY 2 YEARS people. But will elections be rigged? I think so. Trump also reminds us of Putin.

Trump And Stephen Miller Have Created A Secret Police Force In Plain Sight​

Not quite a full year since his return to the White House, Donald Trump has created a de facto “papers please” secret police force evocative of autocracies past, which he is now using to terrorize cities where he is unpopular

It looks like Trump is organizing a militia beholden only to him, with an enormous budget, reminiscent of the ‘Sturmabteilung’ in 1930s Germany. They seem to lack any kind of legal accountability.

Fiona Hill, who served on the National Security Council in Trump’s first term, said he seems to be emulating Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

“In Russia, you have a whole host of forces, including the OMON and the National Guard and the president’s protection service,” she said. “Trump is clearly looking for forces he can deploy federally that don’t have the same checks and balances as the National Guard and the military.”

Thanks to massive funding increases approved by Republican lawmakers last summer, Trump and top aide Stephen Miller have deployed literal armies to cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, Charlotte and, now, Minneapolis, where much of their time appears to be spent using overt violence to intimidate the local communities. Unlike normal police officers across the country, these agents do not wear name tags, do not identify themselves when approaching people, and often wear masks to conceal their identities.

“Hitler had the SS and Gestapo, Trump has Noem, Bagman Homan and DHS and ICE,” said Ty Cobb, a former federal prosecutor and a White House lawyer in Trump’s first term

Trump’s use of ICE and Border Patrol does differ in one respect from the secret police forces of previous autocratic regimes. Rather than operate in the dead of night, disappearing dissidents with little public footprint, Trump’s force is intentionally making a spectacle.

Adding to the parallels with past autocracies is the administration’s use of slogans and tropes, either unintentionally or by design, that harken to the worst periods in modern history.

The Department of Labor, which months ago began displaying a massive Stalin-esque portrait of a scowling Trump on its building, on Jan. 10 posted on social media: “One homeland. One people. One heritage.” — a slogan that mirrored one from Nazi Germany, “Ein Volk. Ein Reich. Ein Fuhrer!”
DHS on Jan. 9 posted the slogan “We’ll have our home again,” which happens to be a white nationalist anthem popular with the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis.