Laugh out Loud, the GOP's Leadership is now bumbling.

[Crepitus]

Goebbels would be proud of the liberal propaganda machine.

These things don't meet the definition of propaganda. These are all things we've seen and heard with our own eyes and ears.

 

[jknowgood]

The loss of the White House, the loss of the Senate and the Majority in the House of Rep. has the GOP leadership spinning tales and reaching into the abyss. Pointing fingers at Speaker Pelosi for the riot on Jan 6th goes beyond belief. An effort to create another BIG LIE and the failure to acknowledge the mob was an instrument played by Trump.

The denial of the evidence presented on National TV was sobering, the violence was what one might only see in a movie theater; a fact that sent the Republican Leadership in the H. or Rep. reeling and dumbfounded as to what to do.

McCarthy is the lead bumbler, and not only is he too incompetent to be the Speaker he so desires, he'll be lucky to win his seat in Fresno County come 2022. Trying to but the blame on The Speaker is ludicrous as well as wicked and dishonest.

Republicans Are Blaming Pelosi for Jan. 6 Attack. Their Claims Don't Add Up.

For months, Republican leaders have downplayed the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol by a pro-Trump mob. But on Tuesday, ahead of the first hearing of a special committee to investigate the riot, they took their approach to new and misleading extremes, falsely blaming Speaker Nancy Pelosi for the...

www.yahoo.com

From the link:

For months, Republican leaders have downplayed the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol by a pro-Trump mob. But on Tuesday, ahead of the first hearing of a special committee to investigate the riot, they took their approach to new and misleading extremes, falsely blaming Speaker Nancy Pelosi for the violence.

“The American people deserve to know the truth that Nancy Pelosi bears responsibility as speaker of the House for the tragedy that occurred on Jan. 6,” said Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., the party’s No. 3 leader.

It amounted to an audacious attempt to rewrite the history of the worst attack on the Capitol in two centuries and preempt the damning testimony of four police officers who were brutalized by the mob of Donald Trump’s supporters. Here’s how Republicans twisted the facts.

Read the link to see how the Republicans hope to rewrite history.

Keep this up, you loons are just proving how hypocritical you are.

 

[JustAGuy1]

I have no doubt you would show up with a nothing burger.

^^^ Idiot Gram

 

[Rye Catcher]

Who in the GOP leadership has downplayed it.

There was no insurrection, but the capitol was the scene of violence.

Please, unpack that statement. Or shut up.

There was no insurrection? How about treason. That is why the GOP leadership fear the investigation into what has been labeled an insurrection.

Finding our those who conspired to stop the certification, and the event to do so not peacefully was a failed Coup. See:

18 U.S. Code § 2381 - Treason​

 

[Sandy Shanks]

The Jan. 6 Select Committee began its investigation this week. It is to the Democrats' advantage to drag out these proceedings deep into 2022, an election year.

It goes to depth of the problem Trump created for his party that Republicans are likely to help prolong the proceedings.

It is likely that Trump could be subpoenaed as a witness. 147 Republicans voted to overturn the election results. It is likely some of them may be subpoenaed as well. On Jan. 6, Kevin McCarthy phoned Trump, pleading with him to call off the insurrection. McCarthy could be subpoenaed. It is logical to assume that Republicans, not wishing to encourage their own demise, will fight the subpoenas in court.

Dragging out the proceedings deep into 2022, an election year.

By promoting and inciting the insurrection, Trump has placed his party between a rock and a hard place.

Republicans Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.), Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), Louie Gohmert (R-Tex.), and Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) on Tuesday attempted to hold a press conference in support of the extremists who invaded our capitol.

Yes, you heard that right.

The House Republican leader, McCarthy is totally confused and making a fool of himself. He didn't have time to watch today's hearing. Four capital police who protected McCarthy and his colleagues on Jan. 6 testified today. McCarthy was not interested.

But McCarthy did have time to hold a press conference. Incredibly, he blamed speaker Pelosi for the violence on Jan. 6. The Hill reports, "He teed off on Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) Tuesday morning, accusing her of neglecting her duty to defend the Capitol on Jan. 6 and demanding answers about her role in the violent attack that injured more than 140 police officers."

That statement from the leading Republican in the House is both disgusting and ludicrous.

The problem is, backwards, uninformed grassroots Republicans will believe all this. They are not interested in reality. They are only interested in what they want to hear. McCarthy, Gaetz, Greene, and Gohmert and the like are telling grassroots Republicans what they want to here and it matters little that much of it is lies. Great, Pelosi is at fault, not our beloved leader. Will they learn the truth? Hell, no.

Besides, that is all they hear from the leaders of their party. The responsible leadership in the Senate are completely silent as their party's leader is being prosecuted in this investigation.

How do you defend this bizarre behavior? You can't.

 

[Sandy Shanks]

Trump follower's entire post after reading the intriguing OP.

Keep this up, you loons are just proving how hypocritical you are.

Here is another.

^^^ Idiot Gram

This could be very good news for the Republican Party.

Uninformed, intelligence challenged grassroots Republicans have an iron grip on the GOP. Their loyalty to Trump is absolute, and a Trump endorsement in the primary is required or its over for the candidate. It explains why many Republican lawmakers have acted so foolishly of late.

The Dallas Morning News explains, "When he addressed the Conservative Political Action Conference earlier this month in Dallas, former President Donald Trump bragged about his lofty win total in the GOP congressional races in which he’s endorsed a candidate."

“Every day, more people are realizing that we were right on all of the key issues, and that this is one reason why our endorsement has become…the most powerful weapon in politics,” Trump said. “One-hundred and twenty of the one-hundred and twenty-two candidates we endorsed in Congressional primary elections won.”

There may be a chink in that armor. The market value of a Trump's election endorsement just took a hit.

USA Today reports, "A Trump-endorsed candidate lost Tuesday to a fellow Republican in a closely watched Texas congressional race, undermining Trump's claims that his endorsement is essential to a candidate's success and emboldening his political opponents ahead of the 2022 elections."

And Politico offers this insight. "Trump crashed into the race during the first round of voting in May, tapping Wright out of a crowded all-party primary and turning the contest into an early test of his post-presidency clout. He held two tele-town halls for her and taped a robocall for her, making the loss more painful."

The Republican Party needs to move away for the self-centered, narcissistic, dangerous, and somewhat dense Donald Trump. If the GOP moves away from Trump, we may get some sanity around here. Ever since Trump entered the political picture there has been nothing but chaos in Washington and the nation has become bitterly divided.

Many followers of the Putin backed Trump are delighted with the chaos and division. Some of them ransacked our capitol on Jan. 6 with Trump's blessing.

This must end.

 

[Rye Catcher]

Nothing says you are a true believer without a single original thought in your head quite like the big blue fonts being used to show your reverence towards the words of your masters.

Ding dong, Blue is used 'cause it's the color better than Red; Red would not be viable due to the rules of the board. Original thoughts are rare, most writings come in a package of three:

• Man v. Man
• Man v. Nature
• Man v. Self

Your post is Man v. Man, and to elaborate an Idiot-Gram. Read my signature lines, the only original one is the idiot-gram defined.

 

[MadChemist]

There was no insurrection? How about treason. That is why the GOP leadership fear the investigation into what has been labeled an insurrection.

Finding our those who conspired to stop the certification, and the event to do so not peacefully was a failed Coup. See:

18 U.S. Code § 2381 - Treason​

So, no relevant response.

You moron.

 

[JustAGuy1]

Trump follower's entire post after reading the intriguing OP.


Here is another.

This could be very good news for the Republican Party.

Uninformed, intelligence challenged grassroots Republicans have an iron grip on the GOP. Their loyalty to Trump is absolute, and a Trump endorsement in the primary is required or its over for the candidate. It explains why many Republican lawmakers have acted so foolishly of late.

The Dallas Morning News explains, "When he addressed the Conservative Political Action Conference earlier this month in Dallas, former President Donald Trump bragged about his lofty win total in the GOP congressional races in which he’s endorsed a candidate."

“Every day, more people are realizing that we were right on all of the key issues, and that this is one reason why our endorsement has become…the most powerful weapon in politics,” Trump said. “One-hundred and twenty of the one-hundred and twenty-two candidates we endorsed in Congressional primary elections won.”

There may be a chink in that armor. The market value of a Trump's election endorsement just took a hit.

USA Today reports, "A Trump-endorsed candidate lost Tuesday to a fellow Republican in a closely watched Texas congressional race, undermining Trump's claims that his endorsement is essential to a candidate's success and emboldening his political opponents ahead of the 2022 elections."

And Politico offers this insight. "Trump crashed into the race during the first round of voting in May, tapping Wright out of a crowded all-party primary and turning the contest into an early test of his post-presidency clout. He held two tele-town halls for her and taped a robocall for her, making the loss more painful."

The Republican Party needs to move away for the self-centered, narcissistic, dangerous, and somewhat dense Donald Trump. If the GOP moves away from Trump, we may get some sanity around here. Ever since Trump entered the political picture there has been nothing but chaos in Washington and the nation has become bitterly divided.

Many followers of the Putin backed Trump are delighted with the chaos and division. Some of them ransacked our capitol on Jan. 6 with Trump's blessing.

This must end.

Would you like to know how I know you're a twit?
I'm not a Rump follower.

 

[JustAGuy1]

There was no insurrection? How about treason. That is why the GOP leadership fear the investigation into what has been labeled an insurrection.

Finding our those who conspired to stop the certification, and the event to do so not peacefully was a failed Coup. See:

18 U.S. Code § 2381 - Treason​

There was neither.

 

[kaz]

There was no insurrection? How about treason. That is why the GOP leadership fear the investigation into what has been labeled an insurrection.

Finding our those who conspired to stop the certification, and the event to do so not peacefully was a failed Coup. See:

18 U.S. Code § 2381 - Treason​

And yet you supported leftist insurrectionists all last summer. You're a traitor

 

[BlindBoo]

There was no insurrection, but the capitol was the scene of violence.

:a violent uprising against an authority or government. like mutiny, rebellion, revolt....ect.

It was a violent attempt to stop the final Nail in the losers coffin, um, ops I mean, to stop the President Elects EC victory from being verified by Congress and the Vice President.

 

[MadChemist]

:a violent uprising against an authority or government. like mutiny, rebellion, revolt....ect.

It was a violent attempt to stop the final Nail in the losers coffin, um, ops I mean, to stop the President Elects EC victory from being verified by Congress and the Vice President.

Like them disrupting it on that day would make a hill of beans worth of difference ?

You guys are too funny.

If there was any concerted effort (which there is no evidence of), it would have been symbolic, at best).

If they had disrupted in on Tuesday (or whatever day it was), it would have happened the next day.

Or are you really trying to sell the idea they thought they could prevent it permanently.

 

[MadChemist]

There was no insurrection? How about treason. That is why the GOP leadership fear the investigation into what has been labeled an insurrection.

Finding our those who conspired to stop the certification, and the event to do so not peacefully was a failed Coup. See:

18 U.S. Code § 2381 - Treason​

You are just one of several morons who have their heads up their asses.

Any disruption would have been symbolic.

Or do you really think they thought they could stop it permanently.

They know that if they had tried, most of us on the right would have been fighting them too.

To think otherwise is simply sniffing the columnar epithelium.

 

[kaz]

:a violent uprising against an authority or government. like mutiny, rebellion, revolt....ect.

It was a violent attempt to stop the final Nail in the losers coffin, um, ops I mean, to stop the President Elects EC victory from being verified by Congress and the Vice President.

And you're screaming hysterically now about something that you did all last summer. After an entire summer of supporting insurrectionists, suddenly this is an issue for you. You're a traitor and this is totally faux indignation.

Actual standards are not things that don't appear until you can attack your political enemies with it, Benedict Arnold

 

[BlindBoo]

Like them disrupting it on that day would make a hill of beans worth of difference ?

You guys are too funny.

If there was any concerted effort (which there is no evidence of), it would have been symbolic, at best).

If they had disrupted in on Tuesday (or whatever day it was), it would have happened the next day.

Or are you really trying to sell the idea they thought they could prevent it permanently.

It was a violent MAGAMOB assault on the seat of the US Legislature. There are no conditions, such as the likelihood of success, that can change the definition of what they did. It's all documented from all sides. Mussolini also used raging Mobs to attack government buildings to intimidate and spread chaos during his rise to power.

 

[BlindBoo]

And you're screaming hysterically

Hahahaha. Sure thing Kazie.

After an entire summer of supporting insurrectionists

Ah the great equivocator strikes a blow for moroonies everywhere!

You're a traitor

 

[kaz]

Hahahaha. Sure thing Kazie.

Ah the great equivocator strikes a blow for moroonies everywhere!

I am an equivocator?

Blindboob: Um ... but kaz, burning, looting, plundering us cities isn't insurrection. Er, that's the ticket, it's not, right? How are Americans attacking US cities insurrection?

Fucking liar.

And let's not forget

Did Republicans say that January 6 rioters who went in to the capital should be arrested and charged?

- Yes

Did Democrats say that leftist rioters who looted, burned and plundered US cities across the summer should be arrested and charged?

- No

Clearly you're the liar in all this, you're a treasonist

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Ding dong, Blue is used 'cause it's the color better than Red; Red would not be viable due to the rules of the board. Original thoughts are rare, most writings come in a package of three:

• Man v. Man
• Man v. Nature
• Man v. Self

Your post is Man v. Man, and to elaborate an Idiot-Gram. Read my signature lines, the only original one is the idiot-gram defined.

First of all, it isn't at all nice to mimic the writing style of somebody with Down's syndrome.

At least have the decency to use the satire section if you decide to do so again.

 

[Lesh]

Or do you really think they thought they could stop it permanently.

They did indeed. As did Trump. They wanted to "Stop the Steal"...not postpone the inevitable

They know that if they had tried, most of us on the right would have been fighting them too.

And yet here you are minimizing what happened as your fellow buddies "on the right" excuse it and exalt it