bripat9643
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Big chunks of it are, moron.Minneapolis isn't burned down.
Stop with the lies.
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Big chunks of it are, moron.Minneapolis isn't burned down.
Stop with the lies.
One thing at a time.Um, Ok. Meanwhile back at the ranch: Democrats are burning down cities and sanctioning the defund the police movement whilst the murder and crime rates soar. Democrat are totally absorbed & obsessed with Mr. Trump and in the meanwhile destroying our cities. Focus on the facts not arcane bullshitery.
‘Career’ politicians wouldn’t have ‘careers’ if the people were to abandon their ignorance and apathy, get involved in politics at the very local level, and bring about real change to the political process.
Whining about and vilifying ‘career’ politicians won’t change anything.
Politicians are the last people we need running our government.Personally, I want people in government who know what they are doing.
The bush boy was a businessman and not a politician.
trump was a businessman and not a politician.
Look at all the damage they did.
I don't know about anyone else but I don't want a businessman or someone with little or no experience or any qualifications to run a government like the United States of America.
Yes you are, you're prisoners of the system. You can't vote another party in and the incumbent politicians will make sure that doesn't change.We’re not captured by it, we have a choice to vote them in or out, that’s not the definition of “captured” btw…
Voting for Republicans for president is the definition of insanity.Politicians are the last people we need running our government.
The cities are not burned down.It says everything when you cannot even admit the riots destroyed countless businesses…
If setting 150 buildings on fire is not enough for your definition, you need serious psychological help, but that goes without saying…
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Floyd_protests_in_Minneapolis–Saint_Paul
Let’s don’t forget the lovely cites of Seattle and Portland…
George Floyd protests in Seattle - Wikipedia
George Floyd protests in Portland, Oregon - Wikipedia
Those cities are burned down?It's easily answered: Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, Kenosha.
Those cities are burned down?
I guess everyone is either dead or moved out, huh?
You can't deflect away from what happened on Jan 6, Trumpster. Tough shit.
Sure. But it's what they're told in their universe, so it is 100% true. They're not lying, in their world.No city in America burned down.
It's all a lie.
Pretty interesting, if true:
Jeffrey A. Rosen, who was acting attorney general during the Trump administration, has told the Justice Department watchdog and congressional investigators that one of his deputies tried to help former President Donald J. Trump subvert the results of the 2020 election, according to a person familiar with the interviews.
Mr. Rosen had a two-hour meeting on Friday with the Justice Department’s office of the inspector general and provided closed-door testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Saturday.
The investigations were opened following a New York Times article that detailed efforts by Jeffrey Clark, the acting head of the Justice Department’s civil division, to push top leaders to falsely and publicly assert that ongoing election fraud investigations cast doubt on the Electoral College results. That prompted Mr. Trump to consider ousting Mr. Rosen and installing Mr. Clark at the top of the department to carry out that plan.
Mr. Rosen has emerged as a key witness in multiple investigations that focus on Mr. Trump’s efforts to undermine the results of the election. He has publicly stated that the Justice Department did not find enough fraud to impact the outcome of the election.
Mr. Rosen on Friday told investigators from the inspector general’s office about five encounters with Mr. Clark, including one in late December during which his deputy admitted to meeting with Mr. Trump and pledged that he would not do so again, according to a person familiar with the interview.
Mr. Rosen also described subsequent exchanges with Mr. Clark, who continued to press colleagues to make statements about the election that they found to be untrue, according to a person familiar with the interview.
He also discovered that Mr. Clark had been engaging in unauthorized conversations with Mr. Trump about ways to have the Justice Department publicly cast doubt on President Biden’s victory, particularly in battleground states that Mr. Trump was fixated on, like Georgia. Mr. Clark drafted a letter that he asked Mr. Rosen to send to Georgia state legislators, wrongly asserting that they should void Mr. Biden’s victory because the Justice Department was investigating accusations of voter fraud in the state.
Such a letter would effectively undermine efforts by Mr. Clark’s colleagues to prevent the White House from overturning the election results, and Mr. Rosen and his top deputy, Richard P. Donoghue, rejected the proposal.
So they're saying they did find fraud, where the hell are the charges?He has publicly stated that the Justice Department did not find enough fraud to impact the outcome of the election.
I live in Seattle.
It's not burned down.
I go to Portland frequently. In fact I was there in April.
It's not burned down.
No city in America burned down.
It's all a lie.
I've seen the term once or twice, here on USMB by a poster who passed away,Thank you, for the term...'grandma babushka'. I had never seen it before
Being a career politician means you know how to lie, smear, log roll, take bribes without getting caught, sell out your constituents and fuck over America. There is no value to Americans for these "skills."Personally, I want people in government who know what they are doing.
The bush boy was a businessman and not a politician.
trump was a businessman and not a politician.
Look at all the damage they did.
I don't know about anyone else but I don't want a businessman or someone with little or no experience or any qualifications to run a government like the United States of America.
"Babushka" means grandmother in Russian.I've seen the term once or twice, here on USMB by a poster who passed away,a couple of years ago, Tiny Dancer.... Called her grandma that.....I believe her grand mom was Ukrainian/ Russian.
The former guy is a treasonous criminal who tried to subvert the election and destroy our electoral system. I still think he is an asset for Putin.Pretty interesting, if true:
Jeffrey A. Rosen, who was acting attorney general during the Trump administration, has told the Justice Department watchdog and congressional investigators that one of his deputies tried to help former President Donald J. Trump subvert the results of the 2020 election, according to a person familiar with the interviews.
Mr. Rosen had a two-hour meeting on Friday with the Justice Department’s office of the inspector general and provided closed-door testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Saturday.
The investigations were opened following a New York Times article that detailed efforts by Jeffrey Clark, the acting head of the Justice Department’s civil division, to push top leaders to falsely and publicly assert that ongoing election fraud investigations cast doubt on the Electoral College results. That prompted Mr. Trump to consider ousting Mr. Rosen and installing Mr. Clark at the top of the department to carry out that plan.
Mr. Rosen has emerged as a key witness in multiple investigations that focus on Mr. Trump’s efforts to undermine the results of the election. He has publicly stated that the Justice Department did not find enough fraud to impact the outcome of the election.
Mr. Rosen on Friday told investigators from the inspector general’s office about five encounters with Mr. Clark, including one in late December during which his deputy admitted to meeting with Mr. Trump and pledged that he would not do so again, according to a person familiar with the interview.
Mr. Rosen also described subsequent exchanges with Mr. Clark, who continued to press colleagues to make statements about the election that they found to be untrue, according to a person familiar with the interview.
He also discovered that Mr. Clark had been engaging in unauthorized conversations with Mr. Trump about ways to have the Justice Department publicly cast doubt on President Biden’s victory, particularly in battleground states that Mr. Trump was fixated on, like Georgia. Mr. Clark drafted a letter that he asked Mr. Rosen to send to Georgia state legislators, wrongly asserting that they should void Mr. Biden’s victory because the Justice Department was investigating accusations of voter fraud in the state.
Such a letter would effectively undermine efforts by Mr. Clark’s colleagues to prevent the White House from overturning the election results, and Mr. Rosen and his top deputy, Richard P. Donoghue, rejected the proposal.
You know, poster Lesh, we can be thankful that there were still some 'saner' ones around. Don Trump had been aggressive in firing or driving away too many of the 'adults-in-the-room' throughout his wasted presidency."Thankfully for democracy...he was ignored by saner people in the DOJ ......."
Were there any Russians involved? Did Barry and Biden attempt to use Russian Intel Service propaganda again to alter an election, like they did last time? Did Trump have the FBI illegally sping on everyone, like Barry and Biden did last time? Nah...the FBI hates Trump because he exposed their massive corruption and crime over the last several decades. the wouldn't help him.Pretty interesting, if true:
Jeffrey A. Rosen, who was acting attorney general during the Trump administration, has told the Justice Department watchdog and congressional investigators that one of his deputies tried to help former President Donald J. Trump subvert the results of the 2020 election, according to a person familiar with the interviews.
Mr. Rosen had a two-hour meeting on Friday with the Justice Department’s office of the inspector general and provided closed-door testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Saturday.
The investigations were opened following a New York Times article that detailed efforts by Jeffrey Clark, the acting head of the Justice Department’s civil division, to push top leaders to falsely and publicly assert that ongoing election fraud investigations cast doubt on the Electoral College results. That prompted Mr. Trump to consider ousting Mr. Rosen and installing Mr. Clark at the top of the department to carry out that plan.
Mr. Rosen has emerged as a key witness in multiple investigations that focus on Mr. Trump’s efforts to undermine the results of the election. He has publicly stated that the Justice Department did not find enough fraud to impact the outcome of the election.
Mr. Rosen on Friday told investigators from the inspector general’s office about five encounters with Mr. Clark, including one in late December during which his deputy admitted to meeting with Mr. Trump and pledged that he would not do so again, according to a person familiar with the interview.
Mr. Rosen also described subsequent exchanges with Mr. Clark, who continued to press colleagues to make statements about the election that they found to be untrue, according to a person familiar with the interview.
He also discovered that Mr. Clark had been engaging in unauthorized conversations with Mr. Trump about ways to have the Justice Department publicly cast doubt on President Biden’s victory, particularly in battleground states that Mr. Trump was fixated on, like Georgia. Mr. Clark drafted a letter that he asked Mr. Rosen to send to Georgia state legislators, wrongly asserting that they should void Mr. Biden’s victory because the Justice Department was investigating accusations of voter fraud in the state.
Such a letter would effectively undermine efforts by Mr. Clark’s colleagues to prevent the White House from overturning the election results, and Mr. Rosen and his top deputy, Richard P. Donoghue, rejected the proposal.