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[Astrostar]

Analysis: The 22 wildest lines from Donald Trump's 12(!)-page statement on the January 6 committee

In response to the second public hearing of the January 6 committee, former President Donald Trump released a 12-page statement -- yes, 12 full pages! -- seeking to rebut the charges leveled against him.

www.cnn.com

In an autocracy or a dictatorship the word of the autocrat or the dictator is law and is final, no appeal. Any law on the books or proposed or a Constitution of any kind is subject to the approval and/or interpretation by the autocrat or dictator.

Trump seems to think that that's the kind of system we have in America, or if not, the system we should have with himself as the autocrat.

Well, that ain't the way America functions. We are a nation of laws with a Constitution as bedrock. Whether in the courts of law or the courts of public opinion statements of fact require evidence. Trump doesn't get that, never has, never will. But that's the way it is in America, and until he is elected again and can put his autocracy in place, that's the way things will be.

The link referenced is full of Trump statements of fact. But again, he offers no evidence to support his claims. Just take his word for it.

 

[Sunsettommy]

Analysis: The 22 wildest lines from Donald Trump's 12(!)-page statement on the January 6 committee

In response to the second public hearing of the January 6 committee, former President Donald Trump released a 12-page statement -- yes, 12 full pages! -- seeking to rebut the charges leveled against him.

www.cnn.com

In an autocracy or a dictatorship the word of the autocrat or the dictator is law and is final, no appeal. Any law on the books or proposed or a Constitution of any kind is subject to the approval and/or interpretation by the autocrat or dictator.

Trump seems to think that that's the kind of system we have in America, or if not, the system we should have with himself as the autocrat.

Well, that ain't the way America functions. We are a nation of laws with a Constitution as bedrock. Whether in the courts of law or the courts of public opinion statements of fact require evidence. Trump doesn't get that, never has, never will. But that's the way it is in America, and until he is elected again and can put his autocracy in place, that's the way things will be.

The link referenced is full of Trump statements of fact. But again, he offers no evidence to support his claims. Just take his word for it.

You take the Joke 6 committee word for it?

 

[Sunni Man]

 

[Oddball]

Analysis: The 22 wildest lines from Donald Trump's 12(!)-page statement on the January 6 committee

In response to the second public hearing of the January 6 committee, former President Donald Trump released a 12-page statement -- yes, 12 full pages! -- seeking to rebut the charges leveled against him.

www.cnn.com

In an autocracy or a dictatorship the word of the autocrat or the dictator is law and is final, no appeal. Any law on the books or proposed or a Constitution of any kind is subject to the approval and/or interpretation by the autocrat or dictator.

Trump seems to think that that's the kind of system we have in America, or if not, the system we should have with himself as the autocrat.

Well, that ain't the way America functions. We are a nation of laws with a Constitution as bedrock. Whether in the courts of law or the courts of public opinion statements of fact require evidence. Trump doesn't get that, never has, never will. But that's the way it is in America, and until he is elected again and can put his autocracy in place, that's the way things will be.

The link referenced is full of Trump statements of fact. But again, he offers no evidence to support his claims. Just take his word for it.

 

[Donald H]

Analysis: The 22 wildest lines from Donald Trump's 12(!)-page statement on the January 6 committee

In response to the second public hearing of the January 6 committee, former President Donald Trump released a 12-page statement -- yes, 12 full pages! -- seeking to rebut the charges leveled against him.

www.cnn.com

In an autocracy or a dictatorship the word of the autocrat or the dictator is law and is final, no appeal. Any law on the books or proposed or a Constitution of any kind is subject to the approval and/or interpretation by the autocrat or dictator.

Trump seems to think that that's the kind of system we have in America, or if not, the system we should have with himself as the autocrat.

Well, that ain't the way America functions. We are a nation of laws with a Constitution as bedrock. Whether in the courts of law or the courts of public opinion statements of fact require evidence. Trump doesn't get that, never has, never will. But that's the way it is in America, and until he is elected again and can put his autocracy in place, that's the way things will be.

The link referenced is full of Trump statements of fact. But again, he offers no evidence to support his claims. Just take his word for it.

The possible flaw in your argument is in the distinct possibility that Trump has already succeeded in ensuring that he will be elected.

That calls for an examination of the measures he has succeeded in putting into place before an election. They are many!

The Scotus is Trump's already!

Can you turn this thread into a discussion in which Trump's measures may have already eliminated the power of the US Constitution?

 

[Rogue AI]

Haven't you heard, Biden and clowns don't enforce laws. Instead they preach about some fantasy 'rules based system'. Before too many liberal losers get their knickers in a knot, remember, innocent until proven guilty. There is no burden on Trump.

 

[johngaltshrugged]

Everything he said is a fact.
Nobody but the hardcore proglodytes still believe diaper guy got 81 million votes & most Americans think the election was impacted by massive fraud.
It only took them 18 months to see the obvious but at least they caught on eventually.

The election was stolen & Pedo Joe is a meat puppet stooge with late stage dementia installed by treason.

 

[Harry Dresden]

another thrilling thread from astroburger.....

 

[toobfreak]

In an autocracy or a dictatorship the word of the autocrat or the dictator is law and is final, no appeal.

Sure seems to be what the Bidenistas are going for!

We are a nation of laws with a Constitution as bedrock.

Coulda fooled me watching Biden, Pelosi, and Lez Chunky calling out people with no criminality or involvement in J6 whatsoever other than to just use her bully pulpit to try to hurt them politically with unsubstantiated attacks.

Whether in the courts of law or the courts of public opinion statements of fact require evidence.

How about some evidence that:

1. The election fraud was ever debunked?!
2. That Trump actually planned a protest at the Capitol?!
3. That Joe Biden will ever make it through one day without a board shoved up his ass?!

But that's the way it is in America, that's the way things will be.

At least until this Nov. 8 when we kick all of the seditious democrat heathens out onto the curb.

 

[Rambunctious]

Analysis: The 22 wildest lines from Donald Trump's 12(!)-page statement on the January 6 committee

In response to the second public hearing of the January 6 committee, former President Donald Trump released a 12-page statement -- yes, 12 full pages! -- seeking to rebut the charges leveled against him.

www.cnn.com

In an autocracy or a dictatorship the word of the autocrat or the dictator is law and is final, no appeal. Any law on the books or proposed or a Constitution of any kind is subject to the approval and/or interpretation by the autocrat or dictator.

Trump seems to think that that's the kind of system we have in America, or if not, the system we should have with himself as the autocrat.

Well, that ain't the way America functions. We are a nation of laws with a Constitution as bedrock. Whether in the courts of law or the courts of public opinion statements of fact require evidence. Trump doesn't get that, never has, never will. But that's the way it is in America, and until he is elected again and can put his autocracy in place, that's the way things will be.

The link referenced is full of Trump statements of fact. But again, he offers no evidence to support his claims. Just take his word for it.

The proof is in the fact that you can't let it go... If you really believed there is no proof you wouldn't be posting about it every damn day....
The courts are biased against Trump and so are many republican governors..... and RINO elected swampers....

 

[Canon Shooter]

Analysis: The 22 wildest lines from Donald Trump's 12(!)-page statement on the January 6 committee

In response to the second public hearing of the January 6 committee, former President Donald Trump released a 12-page statement -- yes, 12 full pages! -- seeking to rebut the charges leveled against him.

www.cnn.com

In an autocracy or a dictatorship the word of the autocrat or the dictator is law and is final, no appeal. Any law on the books or proposed or a Constitution of any kind is subject to the approval and/or interpretation by the autocrat or dictator.

Trump seems to think that that's the kind of system we have in America, or if not, the system we should have with himself as the autocrat.

Well, that ain't the way America functions. We are a nation of laws with a Constitution as bedrock. Whether in the courts of law or the courts of public opinion statements of fact require evidence. Trump doesn't get that, never has, never will. But that's the way it is in America, and until he is elected again and can put his autocracy in place, that's the way things will be.

The link referenced is full of Trump statements of fact. But again, he offers no evidence to support his claims. Just take his word for it.

TDS runs strong in this one...

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

BIGASS thread fail.

 

[Rambunctious]

Analysis: The 22 wildest lines from Donald Trump's 12(!)-page statement on the January 6 committee

In response to the second public hearing of the January 6 committee, former President Donald Trump released a 12-page statement -- yes, 12 full pages! -- seeking to rebut the charges leveled against him.

www.cnn.com

In an autocracy or a dictatorship the word of the autocrat or the dictator is law and is final, no appeal. Any law on the books or proposed or a Constitution of any kind is subject to the approval and/or interpretation by the autocrat or dictator.

Trump seems to think that that's the kind of system we have in America, or if not, the system we should have with himself as the autocrat.

Well, that ain't the way America functions. We are a nation of laws with a Constitution as bedrock. Whether in the courts of law or the courts of public opinion statements of fact require evidence. Trump doesn't get that, never has, never will. But that's the way it is in America, and until he is elected again and can put his autocracy in place, that's the way things will be.

The link referenced is full of Trump statements of fact. But again, he offers no evidence to support his claims. Just take his word for it.

Big wins last night for Trump... he isn't going away tard... get use to it....

 

[dudmuck]

Big wins last night for Trump... he isn't going away tard... get use to it....

 

[jbrownson0831]

Analysis: The 22 wildest lines from Donald Trump's 12(!)-page statement on the January 6 committee

In response to the second public hearing of the January 6 committee, former President Donald Trump released a 12-page statement -- yes, 12 full pages! -- seeking to rebut the charges leveled against him.

www.cnn.com

In an autocracy or a dictatorship the word of the autocrat or the dictator is law and is final, no appeal. Any law on the books or proposed or a Constitution of any kind is subject to the approval and/or interpretation by the autocrat or dictator.

Trump seems to think that that's the kind of system we have in America, or if not, the system we should have with himself as the autocrat.

Well, that ain't the way America functions. We are a nation of laws with a Constitution as bedrock. Whether in the courts of law or the courts of public opinion statements of fact require evidence. Trump doesn't get that, never has, never will. But that's the way it is in America, and until he is elected again and can put his autocracy in place, that's the way things will be.

The link referenced is full of Trump statements of fact. But again, he offers no evidence to support his claims. Just take his word for it.

You Dimmers hate the law....being lectured by you on this topic is like taking Drivers Ed from Pelosis husband.