Trump's DC Hotel Is Hiking Prices For March 4 - The Day qanon Followers Think The Former President Will Be Sworn In

[Thoth001]

This is interesting.

Either the rumors that trump or someone close to trump is q or trump is a member of the q crazy gang.

Either way, he is again taking advantage of his followers. He has once again hiked the rates for just 2 nights at his DC hotel. Nearly triple the original price.

For all the trump followers who are also q crazy people, trump won't be inaugurated into office on March 4th. You are being lied to and manipulated.

Joe Biden was inaugurated into office on January 20th 2021. He will be president for the next 4 years. No matter what you want or think.

Trump's DC hotel is hiking prices for March 4 - the day QAnon followers think the former president will be sworn in

The reason why QAnon supporters place so much importance on March 4 is rooted in the beliefs of the 'sovereign citizen movement.'

www.businessinsider.in

And you call us “conspiracy theory nuts”.

No, it's not a conspiracy theory. Snopes verified and said they'd asked the hotel why, but they haven't responded. It's a couple weeks too early for the start of cherry blossom season, and I didn't see anything else in the public goings in DC to target just those dates. Maybe they're holding some big conference. It's not happening at any other hotels. Will it be T****'s first paid speech?

 

[Claudette]

Well March is fast approaching. Guess we will all see what happens. LOL

 

[Daryl Hunt]

This is interesting.

Either the rumors that trump or someone close to trump is q or trump is a member of the q crazy gang.

Either way, he is again taking advantage of his followers. He has once again hiked the rates for just 2 nights at his DC hotel. Nearly triple the original price.

For all the trump followers who are also q crazy people, trump won't be inaugurated into office on March 4th. You are being lied to and manipulated.

Joe Biden was inaugurated into office on January 20th 2021. He will be president for the next 4 years. No matter what you want or think.

Trump's DC hotel is hiking prices for March 4 - the day QAnon followers think the former president will be sworn in

The reason why QAnon supporters place so much importance on March 4 is rooted in the beliefs of the 'sovereign citizen movement.'

www.businessinsider.in

And you call us “conspiracy theory nuts”.

No, it's not a conspiracy theory. Snopes verified and said they'd asked the hotel why, but they haven't responded. It's a couple weeks too early for the start of cherry blossom season, and I didn't see anything else in the public goings in DC to target just those dates. Maybe they're holding some big conference. It's not happening at any other hotels. Will it be T****'s first paid speech?

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And still more respectable Rump Clan. But so is a bucket of burning dog crap on a doorstep and it smells better.

 

[TrumpSucks]

This is interesting.

Either the rumors that trump or someone close to trump is q or trump is a member of the q crazy gang.

Either way, he is again taking advantage of his followers. He has once again hiked the rates for just 2 nights at his DC hotel. Nearly triple the original price.

For all the trump followers who are also q crazy people, trump won't be inaugurated into office on March 4th. You are being lied to and manipulated.

Joe Biden was inaugurated into office on January 20th 2021. He will be president for the next 4 years. No matter what you want or think.

Trump's DC hotel is hiking prices for March 4 - the day QAnon followers think the former president will be sworn in

The reason why QAnon supporters place so much importance on March 4 is rooted in the beliefs of the 'sovereign citizen movement.'

www.businessinsider.in

And you call us “conspiracy theory nuts”.

No, it's not a conspiracy theory. Snopes verified and said they'd asked the hotel why, but they haven't responded. It's a couple weeks too early for the start of cherry blossom season, and I didn't see anything else in the public goings in DC to target just those dates. Maybe they're holding some big conference. It's not happening at any other hotels. Will it be T****'s first paid speech?

DC needs to hurry up with the legal briefs so they can put a lien on Rump if he decides to do a money raiser there. While they are at it, maybe they need to put a lien on the Hotel. Someone needs to pay the damages to the property in DC done by his "Representatives".

Well, since Congress has decided he didn't do it, good luck with that.

Actually, a majority of the Senate voted that he DID do it, and McConnell did vote to acquit Trump by marshalling a nonsensical constitutional argument but then condemned Trump in the strongest terms. Here's what he said:

January 6th was a disgrace. American citizens attacked their own government. They used terrorism to try to stop a specific piece of democratic business they did not like.

Fellow Americans beat and bloodied our own police. They stormed the Senate floor. They tried to hunt down the Speaker of the House. They built a gallows and chanted about murdering the Vice President. They did this because they had been fed wild falsehoods by the most powerful man on Earth — because he was angry he'd lost an election.

Former President Trump's actions preceding the riot were a disgraceful dereliction of duty.
The House accused the former President of, quote, 'incitement.' That is a specific term from the criminal law.
Let me put that to the side for one moment and reiterate something I said weeks ago: There is no question that President Trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of that day.
The people who stormed this building believed they were acting on the wishes and instructions of their President.
And their having that belief was a foreseeable consequence of the growing crescendo of false statements, conspiracy theories, and reckless hyperbole which the defeated President kept shouting into the largest megaphone on planet Earth.
The issue is not only the President's intemperate language on January 6th.
It is not just his endorsement of remarks in which an associate urged 'trial by combat.'
It was also the entire manufactured atmosphere of looming catastrophe; the increasingly wild myths about a reverse landslide election that was being stolen in some secret coup by our now-President.
I defended the President's right to bring any complaints to our legal system. The legal system spoke. The Electoral College spoke. As I stood up and said clearly at the time, the election was settled.
But that reality just opened a new chapter of even wilder and more unfounded claims.
The leader of the free world cannot spend weeks thundering that shadowy forces are stealing our country and then feign surprise when people believe him and do reckless things.
Sadly, many politicians sometimes make overheated comments or use metaphors that unhinged listeners might take literally.
This was different.
This was an intensifying crescendo of conspiracy theories, orchestrated by an outgoing president who seemed determined to either overturn the voters' decision or else torch our institutions on the way out.
The unconscionable behavior did not end when the violence began.
Whatever our ex-President claims he thought might happen that day... whatever reaction he says he meant to produce... by that afternoon, he was watching the same live television as the rest of the world.
A mob was assaulting the Capitol in his name. These criminals were carrying his banners, hanging his flags, and screaming their loyalty to him.
It was obvious that only President Trump could end this.
Former aides publicly begged him to do so. Loyal allies frantically called the Administration.
But the President did not act swiftly. He did not do his job. He didn't take steps so federal law could be faithfully executed, and order restored.
Instead, according to public reports, he watched television happily as the chaos unfolded. He kept pressing his scheme to overturn the election!
Even after it was clear to any reasonable observer that Vice President Pence was in danger... even as the mob carrying Trump banners was beating cops and breaching perimeters... the President sent a further tweet attacking his Vice President.
Predictably and foreseeably under the circumstances, members of the mob seemed to interpret this as further inspiration to lawlessness and violence.
Later, even when the President did halfheartedly begin calling for peace, he did not call right away for the riot to end. He did not tell the mob to depart until even later.
And even then, with police officers bleeding and broken glass covering Capitol floors, he kept repeating election lies and praising the criminals.
In recent weeks, our ex-President's associates have tried to use the 74 million Americans who voted to re-elect him as a kind of human shield against criticism.
Anyone who decries his awful behavior is accused of insulting millions of voters.
That is an absurd deflection.
74 million Americans did not invade the Capitol. Several hundred rioters did.
And 74 million Americans did not engineer the campaign of disinformation and rage that provoked it.
One person did.
I have made my view of this episode very plain.
But our system of government gave the Senate a specific task. The Constitution gives us a particular role.
This body is not invited to act as the nation's overarching moral tribunal.
We are not free to work backward from whether the accused party might personally deserve some kind of punishment.
Justice Joseph Story was our nation's first great constitutional scholar. As he explained nearly 200 years ago, the process of impeachment and conviction is a narrow tool for a narrow purpose.
Story explained this limited tool exists to "secure the state against gross official misdemeanors." That is, to protect the country from government officers.
If President Trump were still in office, I would have carefully considered whether the House managers proved their specific charge.
By the strict criminal standard, the President's speech probably was not incitement.
However, in the context of impeachment, the Senate might have decided this was acceptable shorthand for the reckless actions that preceded the riot.
But in this case, that question is moot. Because former President Trump is constitutionally not eligible for conviction.
There is no doubt this is a very close question. Donald Trump was the President when the House voted, though not when the House chose to deliver the papers.
Brilliant scholars argue both sides of the jurisdictional question. The text is legitimately ambiguous. I respect my colleagues who have reached either conclusion.
But after intense reflection, I believe the best constitutional reading shows that Article II, Section 4 exhausts the set of persons who can legitimately be impeached, tried, or convicted. The President, Vice President, and civil officers.
We have no power to convict and disqualify a former officeholder who is now a private citizen.
Here is Article II, Section 4:
The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors."
Now, everyone basically agrees that the second half of that sentence exhausts the legitimate grounds for conviction.
The debates around the Constitution's framing make that clear. Congress cannot convict for reasons besides those.
It therefore follows that the list of persons in that same sentence is also exhaustive. There is no reason why one list would be exhaustive but the other would not.
Article II, Section 4 must limit both why impeachment and conviction can occur... and to whom.
If this provision does not limit the impeachment and conviction powers, then it has no limits at all.
The House's 'sole power of Impeachment' and the Senate's 'sole Power to try all Impeachments' would create an unlimited circular logic, empowering Congress to ban any private citizen from federal office.
This is an incredible claim. But it is the argument the House Managers seemed to make. One Manager said the House and Senate have 'absolute, unqualified... jurisdictional power.'
That was very honest. Because there is no limiting principle in the constitutional text that would empower the Senate to convict former officers that would not also let them convict and disqualify any private citizen.
An absurd end result to which no one subscribes.
Article II, Section 4 must have force. It tells us the President, Vice President, and civil officers may be impeached and convicted. Donald Trump is no longer the president.
Likewise, the provision states that officers subject to impeachment and conviction 'shall be removed from Office' if convicted.
Shall.
As Justice Story explained, 'the Senate, [upon] conviction, [is] bound, in all cases, to enter a judgment of removal from office.' Removal is mandatory upon conviction.
Clearly, he explained, that mandatory sentence cannot be applied to somebody who has left office.
The entire process revolves around removal. If removal becomes impossible, conviction becomes insensible.
In one light, it certainly does seem counterintuitive that an officeholder can elude Senate conviction by resignation or expiration of term.
But this just underscores that impeachment was never meant to be the final forum for American justice.
Impeachment, conviction, and removal are a specific intra-governmental safety valve. It is not the criminal justice system, where individual accountability is the paramount goal.
Indeed, Justice Story specifically reminded that while former officials were not eligible for impeachment or conviction, they were "still liable to be tried and punished in the ordinary tribunals of justice."
We have a criminal justice system in this country. We have civil litigation. And former Presidents are not immune from being held accountable by either one.
I believe the Senate was right not to grab power the Constitution does not give us.
And the Senate was right not to entertain some light-speed sham process to try to outrun the loss of jurisdiction.
It took both sides more than a week just to produce their pre-trial briefs. Speaker Pelosi's own scheduling decisions conceded what President Biden publicly confirmed: A Senate verdict before Inauguration Day was never possible.
This has been a dispiriting time. But the Senate has done our duty. The framers' firewall held up again.
On January 6th, we returned to our posts and certified the election, uncowed.
And since then, we resisted the clamor to defy our own constitutional guardrails in hot pursuit of a particular outcome.
We refused to continue a cycle of recklessness by straining our own constitutional boundaries in response.
The Senate's decision does not condone anything that happened on or before that terrible day.
It simply shows that Senators did what the former President failed to do:
We put our constitutional duty first.

 

[Claudette]

Well March is fast approaching so we shall see what happens.

Myenmar anyone??

 

[Mac1958]

Q says March 4, so the Trumpsters remain hopeful.

Meanwhile, defense against domestic terrorism increases:

National Guard on standby in DC for March 4 — the day QAnon followers believe that Trump will become president

The conspiracy theorists are clinging on to the bizarre hope that Trump will be sworn in as president on March 4, 2021.

www.businessinsider.com

 

[Whodatsaywhodat.]

This is interesting.

Either the rumors that trump or someone close to trump is q or trump is a member of the q crazy gang.

Either way, he is again taking advantage of his followers. He has once again hiked the rates for just 2 nights at his DC hotel. Nearly triple the original price.

For all the trump followers who are also q crazy people, trump won't be inaugurated into office on March 4th. You are being lied to and manipulated.

Joe Biden was inaugurated into office on January 20th 2021. He will be president for the next 4 years. No matter what you want or think.

Trump's DC hotel is hiking prices for March 4 - the day QAnon followers think the former president will be sworn in

The reason why QAnon supporters place so much importance on March 4 is rooted in the beliefs of the 'sovereign citizen movement.'

www.businessinsider.in

And you call us “conspiracy theory nuts”.

No, it's not a conspiracy theory. Snopes verified and said they'd asked the hotel why, but they haven't responded. It's a couple weeks too early for the start of cherry blossom season, and I didn't see anything else in the public goings in DC to target just those dates. Maybe they're holding some big conference. It's not happening at any other hotels. Will it be T****'s first paid speech?

DC needs to hurry up with the legal briefs so they can put a lien on Rump if he decides to do a money raiser there. While they are at it, maybe they need to put a lien on the Hotel. Someone needs to pay the damages to the property in DC done by his "Representatives".

Well, since Congress has decided he didn't do it, good luck with that.

All congress decided was that he wasn't going to be removed from office. It pains me to agree with Moscow Mitch about anything but on this he was dead on. It belongs in the criminal courts. And it will be in the criminal courts sooner or later. And the time to really do a good job of nailing the SOB will be done by a Court. The Fat Lady is on vacation on this one.

Yea, that's it ! Criminal courts . You got him this time . There is no escaping you morons. Trump is doomed 4 sure....

 

[JLW]

This is interesting.

Either the rumors that trump or someone close to trump is q or trump is a member of the q crazy gang.

Either way, he is again taking advantage of his followers. He has once again hiked the rates for just 2 nights at his DC hotel. Nearly triple the original price.

For all the trump followers who are also q crazy people, trump won't be inaugurated into office on March 4th. You are being lied to and manipulated.

Joe Biden was inaugurated into office on January 20th 2021. He will be president for the next 4 years. No matter what you want or think.

Trump's DC hotel is hiking prices for March 4 - the day QAnon followers think the former president will be sworn in

The reason why QAnon supporters place so much importance on March 4 is rooted in the beliefs of the 'sovereign citizen movement.'

www.businessinsider.in

And you call us “conspiracy theory nuts”.

Lol..The nutjobs who believe this insanity are QTrumpers.

Quick make a reservation at the Trump Hotel they are waiting for you!

 

[Whodatsaywhodat.]

This is interesting.

Either the rumors that trump or someone close to trump is q or trump is a member of the q crazy gang.

Either way, he is again taking advantage of his followers. He has once again hiked the rates for just 2 nights at his DC hotel. Nearly triple the original price.

For all the trump followers who are also q crazy people, trump won't be inaugurated into office on March 4th. You are being lied to and manipulated.

Joe Biden was inaugurated into office on January 20th 2021. He will be president for the next 4 years. No matter what you want or think.

Trump's DC hotel is hiking prices for March 4 - the day QAnon followers think the former president will be sworn in

The reason why QAnon supporters place so much importance on March 4 is rooted in the beliefs of the 'sovereign citizen movement.'

www.businessinsider.in

Hunter n the big guy probably increased their asking fees from China and Ukraine. But who cares, his dementia is so bad he is really charming on tweeter. Morons.

 

[OldLady]

This is interesting.

Either the rumors that trump or someone close to trump is q or trump is a member of the q crazy gang.

Either way, he is again taking advantage of his followers. He has once again hiked the rates for just 2 nights at his DC hotel. Nearly triple the original price.

For all the trump followers who are also q crazy people, trump won't be inaugurated into office on March 4th. You are being lied to and manipulated.

Joe Biden was inaugurated into office on January 20th 2021. He will be president for the next 4 years. No matter what you want or think.

Trump's DC hotel is hiking prices for March 4 - the day QAnon followers think the former president will be sworn in

The reason why QAnon supporters place so much importance on March 4 is rooted in the beliefs of the 'sovereign citizen movement.'

www.businessinsider.in

And you call us “conspiracy theory nuts”.

No, it's not a conspiracy theory. Snopes verified and said they'd asked the hotel why, but they haven't responded. It's a couple weeks too early for the start of cherry blossom season, and I didn't see anything else in the public goings in DC to target just those dates. Maybe they're holding some big conference. It's not happening at any other hotels. Will it be T****'s first paid speech?

DC needs to hurry up with the legal briefs so they can put a lien on Rump if he decides to do a money raiser there. While they are at it, maybe they need to put a lien on the Hotel. Someone needs to pay the damages to the property in DC done by his "Representatives".

Well, since Congress has decided he didn't do it, good luck with that.

Actually, a majority of the Senate voted that he DID do it, and McConnell did vote to acquit Trump by marshalling a nonsensical constitutional argument but then condemned Trump in the strongest terms. Here's what he said:

January 6th was a disgrace. American citizens attacked their own government. They used terrorism to try to stop a specific piece of democratic business they did not like.

Fellow Americans beat and bloodied our own police. They stormed the Senate floor. They tried to hunt down the Speaker of the House. They built a gallows and chanted about murdering the Vice President. They did this because they had been fed wild falsehoods by the most powerful man on Earth — because he was angry he'd lost an election.

Former President Trump's actions preceding the riot were a disgraceful dereliction of duty.
The House accused the former President of, quote, 'incitement.' That is a specific term from the criminal law.
Let me put that to the side for one moment and reiterate something I said weeks ago: There is no question that President Trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of that day.
The people who stormed this building believed they were acting on the wishes and instructions of their President.
And their having that belief was a foreseeable consequence of the growing crescendo of false statements, conspiracy theories, and reckless hyperbole which the defeated President kept shouting into the largest megaphone on planet Earth.
The issue is not only the President's intemperate language on January 6th.
It is not just his endorsement of remarks in which an associate urged 'trial by combat.'
It was also the entire manufactured atmosphere of looming catastrophe; the increasingly wild myths about a reverse landslide election that was being stolen in some secret coup by our now-President.
I defended the President's right to bring any complaints to our legal system. The legal system spoke. The Electoral College spoke. As I stood up and said clearly at the time, the election was settled.
But that reality just opened a new chapter of even wilder and more unfounded claims.
The leader of the free world cannot spend weeks thundering that shadowy forces are stealing our country and then feign surprise when people believe him and do reckless things.
Sadly, many politicians sometimes make overheated comments or use metaphors that unhinged listeners might take literally.
This was different.
This was an intensifying crescendo of conspiracy theories, orchestrated by an outgoing president who seemed determined to either overturn the voters' decision or else torch our institutions on the way out.
The unconscionable behavior did not end when the violence began.
Whatever our ex-President claims he thought might happen that day... whatever reaction he says he meant to produce... by that afternoon, he was watching the same live television as the rest of the world.
A mob was assaulting the Capitol in his name. These criminals were carrying his banners, hanging his flags, and screaming their loyalty to him.
It was obvious that only President Trump could end this.
Former aides publicly begged him to do so. Loyal allies frantically called the Administration.
But the President did not act swiftly. He did not do his job. He didn't take steps so federal law could be faithfully executed, and order restored.
Instead, according to public reports, he watched television happily as the chaos unfolded. He kept pressing his scheme to overturn the election!
Even after it was clear to any reasonable observer that Vice President Pence was in danger... even as the mob carrying Trump banners was beating cops and breaching perimeters... the President sent a further tweet attacking his Vice President.
Predictably and foreseeably under the circumstances, members of the mob seemed to interpret this as further inspiration to lawlessness and violence.
Later, even when the President did halfheartedly begin calling for peace, he did not call right away for the riot to end. He did not tell the mob to depart until even later.
And even then, with police officers bleeding and broken glass covering Capitol floors, he kept repeating election lies and praising the criminals.
In recent weeks, our ex-President's associates have tried to use the 74 million Americans who voted to re-elect him as a kind of human shield against criticism.
Anyone who decries his awful behavior is accused of insulting millions of voters.
That is an absurd deflection.
74 million Americans did not invade the Capitol. Several hundred rioters did.
And 74 million Americans did not engineer the campaign of disinformation and rage that provoked it.
One person did.
I have made my view of this episode very plain.
But our system of government gave the Senate a specific task. The Constitution gives us a particular role.
This body is not invited to act as the nation's overarching moral tribunal.
We are not free to work backward from whether the accused party might personally deserve some kind of punishment.
Justice Joseph Story was our nation's first great constitutional scholar. As he explained nearly 200 years ago, the process of impeachment and conviction is a narrow tool for a narrow purpose.
Story explained this limited tool exists to "secure the state against gross official misdemeanors." That is, to protect the country from government officers.
If President Trump were still in office, I would have carefully considered whether the House managers proved their specific charge.
By the strict criminal standard, the President's speech probably was not incitement.
However, in the context of impeachment, the Senate might have decided this was acceptable shorthand for the reckless actions that preceded the riot.
But in this case, that question is moot. Because former President Trump is constitutionally not eligible for conviction.
There is no doubt this is a very close question. Donald Trump was the President when the House voted, though not when the House chose to deliver the papers.
Brilliant scholars argue both sides of the jurisdictional question. The text is legitimately ambiguous. I respect my colleagues who have reached either conclusion.
But after intense reflection, I believe the best constitutional reading shows that Article II, Section 4 exhausts the set of persons who can legitimately be impeached, tried, or convicted. The President, Vice President, and civil officers.
We have no power to convict and disqualify a former officeholder who is now a private citizen.
Here is Article II, Section 4:
The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors."
Now, everyone basically agrees that the second half of that sentence exhausts the legitimate grounds for conviction.
The debates around the Constitution's framing make that clear. Congress cannot convict for reasons besides those.
It therefore follows that the list of persons in that same sentence is also exhaustive. There is no reason why one list would be exhaustive but the other would not.
Article II, Section 4 must limit both why impeachment and conviction can occur... and to whom.
If this provision does not limit the impeachment and conviction powers, then it has no limits at all.
The House's 'sole power of Impeachment' and the Senate's 'sole Power to try all Impeachments' would create an unlimited circular logic, empowering Congress to ban any private citizen from federal office.
This is an incredible claim. But it is the argument the House Managers seemed to make. One Manager said the House and Senate have 'absolute, unqualified... jurisdictional power.'
That was very honest. Because there is no limiting principle in the constitutional text that would empower the Senate to convict former officers that would not also let them convict and disqualify any private citizen.
An absurd end result to which no one subscribes.
Article II, Section 4 must have force. It tells us the President, Vice President, and civil officers may be impeached and convicted. Donald Trump is no longer the president.
Likewise, the provision states that officers subject to impeachment and conviction 'shall be removed from Office' if convicted.
Shall.
As Justice Story explained, 'the Senate, [upon] conviction, [is] bound, in all cases, to enter a judgment of removal from office.' Removal is mandatory upon conviction.
Clearly, he explained, that mandatory sentence cannot be applied to somebody who has left office.
The entire process revolves around removal. If removal becomes impossible, conviction becomes insensible.
In one light, it certainly does seem counterintuitive that an officeholder can elude Senate conviction by resignation or expiration of term.
But this just underscores that impeachment was never meant to be the final forum for American justice.
Impeachment, conviction, and removal are a specific intra-governmental safety valve. It is not the criminal justice system, where individual accountability is the paramount goal.
Indeed, Justice Story specifically reminded that while former officials were not eligible for impeachment or conviction, they were "still liable to be tried and punished in the ordinary tribunals of justice."
We have a criminal justice system in this country. We have civil litigation. And former Presidents are not immune from being held accountable by either one.
I believe the Senate was right not to grab power the Constitution does not give us.
And the Senate was right not to entertain some light-speed sham process to try to outrun the loss of jurisdiction.
It took both sides more than a week just to produce their pre-trial briefs. Speaker Pelosi's own scheduling decisions conceded what President Biden publicly confirmed: A Senate verdict before Inauguration Day was never possible.
This has been a dispiriting time. But the Senate has done our duty. The framers' firewall held up again.
On January 6th, we returned to our posts and certified the election, uncowed.
And since then, we resisted the clamor to defy our own constitutional guardrails in hot pursuit of a particular outcome.
We refused to continue a cycle of recklessness by straining our own constitutional boundaries in response.
The Senate's decision does not condone anything that happened on or before that terrible day.
It simply shows that Senators did what the former President failed to do:
We put our constitutional duty first.

I heard that speech, but it's the first time I read it. Pretty powerful stuff.

 

[OldLady]

Snopes verified

Textbook example of an oxymoron..."snopes verified"...

It's true. Why am I not surprised you would reject a fact checking site, though.
Trump International Washington DC Rooms And Rates - Guest Reservations

 

[Dragonlady]

This is interesting.

Either the rumors that trump or someone close to trump is q or trump is a member of the q crazy gang.

Either way, he is again taking advantage of his followers. He has once again hiked the rates for just 2 nights at his DC hotel. Nearly triple the original price.

For all the trump followers who are also q crazy people, trump won't be inaugurated into office on March 4th. You are being lied to and manipulated.

Joe Biden was inaugurated into office on January 20th 2021. He will be president for the next 4 years. No matter what you want or think.

Trump's DC hotel is hiking prices for March 4 - the day QAnon followers think the former president will be sworn in

The reason why QAnon supporters place so much importance on March 4 is rooted in the beliefs of the 'sovereign citizen movement.'

www.businessinsider.in

And you call us “conspiracy theory nuts”.

No, it's not a conspiracy theory. Snopes verified and said they'd asked the hotel why, but they haven't responded. It's a couple weeks too early for the start of cherry blossom season, and I didn't see anything else in the public goings in DC to target just those dates. Maybe they're holding some big conference. It's not happening at any other hotels. Will it be T****'s first paid speech?

Trump is speaking at CPAC next weekend. That will be his first public speech since his impeachment trial.

 

[Dana7360]

Well March is fast approaching. Guess we will all see what happens. LOL

I don't normally read your posts but this one caught my eye.

You actually believe that trump will be inaugurated on the 4th?

Wow.

No he won't. Biden is the president for the next 4 years.

There is absolutely nothing you or anyone can do to change that. trump isn't going to be sworn in on March 4th.

 

[Dana7360]

Well March is fast approaching so we shall see what happens.

Myenmar anyone??

No you're delusional.

Biden is president. trump isn't and never will again be president.

 

[Claudette]

Well March is fast approaching. Guess we will all see what happens. LOL

I don't normally read your posts but this one caught my eye.

You actually believe that trump will be inaugurated on the 4th?

Wow.

No he won't. Biden is the president for the next 4 years.

There is absolutely nothing you or anyone can do to change that. trump isn't going to be sworn in on March 4th.

As I said. We shall see and March is fast approaching. Myanmar anyone??

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

It's kinda funny watching a leftist learn about supply & demand for the first time

 

[Chillicothe]

From the Business Insider linked in the OP:

"The reason why QAnon supporters place so much importance on March 4 is rooted in the bizarre beliefs of the 'sovereign citizen movement.'

It believes that Americans are not subject to a variety of federal laws. The basis for this is that a law, enacted in 1871, secretly turned the US into a corporation rather than a nation.

Consequently, they view every president inaugurated since as illegitimate. Members of the sovereign citizen movement believe that former President Ulysses S. Grant was the last legitimate president.

Grant, like other presidents in the 19th century, was inaugurated on March 4. The sovereign citizen movement believes that the republic will be restored and Trump will become the US's 19th president on March 4, 2021.
...........................................................................................

I love America.
It allows for the most, ah, 'colorful' characters and beliefs.
And if some of those characters are the QDuped or the MAGACult....or hell, the 'Jackass Patriots' of the militias and Sovereign Citizens, well, come on in. Let's have a cold beer and talk body-armor and Ninja-guns.

Those RightFielders who live out beyond the warning-track are a rich vein of satire and late-night comedy. Let's celebrate them and maybe give 'em all a National Holiday.
NOT March 4th, though.
I vote for April 1st.

 

[Claudette]

Well March is fast approaching so we shall see what happens.

Myenmar anyone??

No you're delusional.

Biden is president. trump isn't and never will again be president.

Well March is fast approaching. Myanmar anyone.

Oh and with 75 million supporters Trump would win in 2024 and after four years of the Biden/Harris shit show and American tax payers getting screwed I doubt the Dems would win then. In fact I'd say the Reps will take the House and the Senate in 22.

 

[Chillicothe]

Oh and with 75 million supporters Trump would win in 2024

I think the Dems/Lefties/Socialist/ANTIFA/ChiComs/GunGrabbers...........will match your 74.2 million, and raise you 7 million (81.2).

And, I'll bet they'll raise the Electoral College kitty to 306.......74 more than your bid.

(Call the 306 a "Landslide", if you will. It's been called that before. )

 

[bripat9643]

This is interesting.

Either the rumors that trump or someone close to trump is q or trump is a member of the q crazy gang.

Either way, he is again taking advantage of his followers. He has once again hiked the rates for just 2 nights at his DC hotel. Nearly triple the original price.

For all the trump followers who are also q crazy people, trump won't be inaugurated into office on March 4th. You are being lied to and manipulated.

Joe Biden was inaugurated into office on January 20th 2021. He will be president for the next 4 years. No matter what you want or think.

Trump's DC hotel is hiking prices for March 4 - the day QAnon followers think the former president will be sworn in

The reason why QAnon supporters place so much importance on March 4 is rooted in the beliefs of the 'sovereign citizen movement.'

www.businessinsider.in

Like all hotels, the Trump hotels charge what the traffic will bare. If bookings for a particular date are up, they charge more for that date. It's probably all done by computer. That sums up the sinister aspect of their price increase, moron.