What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats

[munkle]

Interesting essay. Revolution buff here.

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revol...

redpilltimes.blogspot.com

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats​

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revolutionary Army far from sprang into a fighting force overnight. In one early battle General Washington thought they were ready, but when the time came the men shrank back and wouldn't attack, and Washington sat alone a hundred feet in front of them, bolt upright, with bullets whizzing by. He wrote later he was so ashamed he was hoping one would catch him and put him out of his misery. His aides had to gallop forward and pull his horse back to the line.



The single classic on Washington by all accounts is the Flexnor, "The Indispensable Man" if you only have time to read one book. It is a thrilling read.

It is a fact that Washington was known for taking terrible chances, and it is a miracle he never got hit. Even he said so. But somehow he whipped them up, and the Colonials finally struck fear into the Redcoats. They did well enough at the Battle of Lexington, Patriots Day, a day-long skirmish when we chased the Brit bastards back to their base in Charlestown. Hundreds died on both sides, with the Minutemen picking them off from behind trees and fighting the way the Indians taught them. . But after that, American victory was far from guaranteed. Somehow the Greatest American got through to them that the British did not just mean to defeat them, but annihilate them, and their families, and everything they loved. We sit at a similar
crossroads I think.

Hillary, Liz Cheney, Marc Elias, Adam Schiff, and the rest of that treasonous ilk whose very names make me want to vomit will do it all again, and will be better at it and will learn from their mistakes, if we don't put them in jail and break their standing in the public eye.

They don't simply oppose you. They hate you, and see you as nothing but animals, just as the Redcoats saw the Colonials. Look at what they did to the J6ers, 99 percent peaceful.

They are Royalists and elitists. They feel the same even about their supporters. The deluded fools just don't know it yet.

We got you the White House, Mr. President. We got you the power. This is not what I voted for. It's like the Marines doing their job and taking the beach and now it is the Army's turn, but they are standing frozen and looking in fear at the jungles where the Japanese are. Let's channel General Washington, and give the message straight to the president and his men and women. ATTACK YOU BASTARDS! ATTACK!

 

[mudwhistle]

Interesting essay. Revolution buff here.

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revol...

redpilltimes.blogspot.com

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats​

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revolutionary Army far from sprang into a fighting force overnight. In one early battle General Washington thought they were ready, but when the time came the men shrank back and wouldn't attack, and Washington sat alone a hundred feet in front of them, bolt upright, with bullets whizzing by. He wrote later he was so ashamed he was hoping one would catch him and put him out of his misery. His aides had to gallop forward and pull his horse back to the line.



The single classic on Washington by all accounts is the Flexnor, "The Indispensable Man" if you only have time to read one book. It is a thrilling read.

It is a fact that Washington was known for taking terrible chances, and it is a miracle he never got hit. Even he said so. But somehow he whipped them up, and the Colonials finally struck fear into the Redcoats. They did well enough at the Battle of Lexington, Patriots Day, a day-long skirmish when we chased the Brit bastards back to their base in Charlestown. Hundreds died on both sides, with the Minutemen picking them off from behind trees and fighting the way the Indians taught them. . But after that, American victory was far from guaranteed. Somehow the Greatest American got through to them that the British did not just mean to defeat them, but annihilate them, and their families, and everything they loved. We sit at a similar
crossroads I think.

Hillary, Liz Cheney, Marc Elias, Adam Schiff, and the rest of that treasonous ilk whose very names make me want to vomit will do it all again, and will be better at it and will learn from their mistakes, if we don't put them in jail and break their standing in the public eye.

They don't simply oppose you. They hate you, and see you as nothing but animals, just as the Redcoats saw the Colonials. Look at what they did to the J6ers, 99 percent peaceful.

They are Royalists and elitists. They feel the same even about their supporters. The deluded fools just don't know it yet.

We got you the White House, Mr. President. We got you the power. This is not what I voted for. It's like the Marines doing their job and taking the beach and now it is the Army's turn, but they are standing frozen and looking in fear at the jungles where the Japanese are. Let's channel General Washington, and give the message straight to the president and his men and women. ATTACK YOU BASTARDS! ATTACK!

Oh....so you're one of those "Ready, FIRE.....AIM" types.


Hate to tell you this but I don't expect Trump to arrest Hillary or any of the other criminals that have been screwing up this country any time soon.

It takes time to find evidence and build a case.

I do expect him to raid their homes in the next year or so. But when he does the Democrats will call for impeachment and some judge will try to block any legal actions.

Is it Time to Ignore the Judiciary?

It seems clear to me that the broad scope and speed of the administration’s actions have knocked the sense out of the media, the Democrats, and, alas, the judiciary. They cannot seem to process the swift and expansive range of change without ma...

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April 20, 2025

Is it Time to Ignore the Judiciary?​

By Clarice Feldman



It seems clear to me that the broad scope and speed of the administration’s actions have knocked the sense out of the media, the Democrats, and, alas, the judiciary. They cannot seem to process the swift and expansive range of change without making themselves look ridiculous.



The Press

I could describe many examples, but the easiest and most complete is that of the alleged gang-banging, wife-beating, human trafficking Salvadoran citizen who illegally crossed our borders and resided here. You know who I mean -- the thug the press describes as a “Maryland Man.”

So the nation is transfixed -- or at least Democrats and the news media -- by the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the “Maryland Man” who has suddenly topped “Minnesota Man” as the object of media obfuscation. He is the Salvadoran national the Trump Administration deported to El Salvador along with a bunch of Venezuelan gang members who curiously the left isn’t even trying to defend, even as the Biden Administration didn’t lift a finger against any of this gang. It’s almost as though the left and the media are using Garcia to distract from the fact that Trump did something that a large majority of American approve. Admitting gang members at the border? Who, us????

There are a lot of tangled arguments about Garcia’s legal status, and the Trump Administration’s handling of his deportation. Yet I recall a 1953 Supreme Court case, Shaughnessy v. US ex rel. Mezui (345 U.S. 206), which Walter Berns described in his fabulous first book, Freedom, Virtue, and the First Amendment:



‘An alien resident of the United States for twenty-five years journeyed to Hungary to see his dying mother, leaving his wife in their home in Buffalo. After considerable difficulty he obtained a visa from the American Consul in Hungary and returned to the United States. He was refused permission to land for “security reasons.” The Attorney General refused to inform him of the evidence against him. England, France, and twelve South American countries refused to admit him; he could neither re-enter the United States nor go to any other country. He sought parole from Ellis Island by praying for a writ of habeas corpus. This was granted, but the government appealed to the Supreme Court, in a five-four decision, upheld the government. The man without a country returned to Ellis Island, perhaps for the rest of his like, without being told why he was a security risk. [Emphasis in original.]’

It’s not an identical case, but similar enough for judicial work. It seems to me the “risk” involved in the present case of “Maryland Man” MS-13 member Kilmar Abrego Garcia is at least as good as a Hungarian who had been living with a spouse for 25 years in Buffalo, though I suppose 25 Buffalo winters may be the equivalent of a Salvadoran prison. And let’s not forget that by the time of this 1953 decision, the Supreme Court was a completely New Deal Court, with all nine justices appointed by a Democratic president.

The Democrats

While the press ignored Garcia’s wife’s two restraining orders against him for beating her up, they concocted a sob story of a longtime U.S. (illegal) resident who is being separated from a loving wife and three (only two of whom are, it turns out, his)

children. She began a GoFundMe page, which is apparently the way families of criminals and alleged criminals are rewarded by left-wingers and idiots.

Senator Chris Van Hollen, who, as a Democrat, naturally picks the wrong side of the issue, raced down, he said, to obtain Garcia’s release from El Salvador’s prison, and was photographed seated at a restaurant with Garcia and some margaritas. (Van Hollen claims the drinks were put there to embarrass him and he did not drink any, but he needn’t, because he and his party seem drunk to ordinary Americans. I asked X’s Grok to scan the research, and it reported back that about 23% of adult Americans have some form of mental illness. By last count, about 21% of Americans identify as Democrats. Coincidence?)

At the meeting, Garcia appeared to have been fairly treated, which is not remarkable. If you recall, the only reason he had not been deported years earlier was because he claimed he feared he’d be killed by rival gang members, and those members are now imprisoned. Indeed, he told ICE at the time of his deportation that he was not afraid to be deported there.






The Courts

Judge Paula Xinis in Maryland ordered the administration to facilitate Garcia’s release from prison in El Salvador. The government admitted it erred in overlooking the hold on his deportation, a hold solely based on his demonstrated fear of inter-gang violence, which no longer exists. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals denied the appeal. On April 10, the Supreme Court ordered the district court to clarify its order.

The rest of the District Court’s order remains in effect but requires clarification on remand. The order properly requires the Government to “facilitate” Abrego Garcia’s release from custody in El Salvador and to ensure that his case is handled as it would have been had he not been improperly sent to El Salvador. The intended scope of the term “effectuate” in the District Court’s order is, however, unclear, and may exceed the District Court’s authority. The District Court should clarify its directive, with due regard for the deference owed to the Executive Branch in the conduct of foreign affairs. For its part, the Government should be prepared to share what it can concerning the steps it has taken and the prospect of further steps.

The judge does not appear to have done so. The Department of Justice says this is now a matter of international affairs, as to which the court lacks jurisdiction.

I agree with Bill Ackman, who tweeted:

 

[Robert W]

They don't simply oppose you. They hate you, and see you as nothing but animals, just as the Redcoats saw the Colonials. Look at what they did to the J6ers, 99 percent peaceful.

Trump never would have the J6ers prosecuted. Because they did not deserve to be jailed for objecting to the outcome.

 

[mudwhistle]

Trump never would have the J6ers prosecuted. Because they did not deserve to be jailed for objecting to the outcome.

Biden had them arrested because they were witnesses.

Obama had everyone in Benghazi sign NDAs and kept them from going to the media.
I can just see what happened when they were debriefed. They were threatened with legal action for exposing national security information.

This is what dictators do. They arrest innocent people and threaten them with long sentences.

 

[Robert W]

Biden had them arrested because they were witnesses.

Obama had everyone in Benghazi sign NDAs and kept them from going to the media.
I can just see what happened when they were debriefed. They were threatened with legal action for exposing national security information.

This is what dictators do. They arrest innocent people and threaten them with long sentences.

America is unfortunate to be saddled by Democrats media. And the citizens get what they think they know from their favorite media. Bezos finally pulled the Washington Post away from the Democrats and got attacked by the American media. This all centers on this nations media and the style it uses. When Biden did wrong, the media trumpets sounded the horns that Russia did it to Biden. When the Media used Russia against Trump, the horns sounded that Russia did it FOR Trump.
Trump is no dictator. He is very transparent even when he is also annoying in his speech. But his arrows fly straight and hit his targets where the Democrats poke up their own asses as targets.

 

[munkle]

Oh....so you're one of those "Ready, FIRE.....AIM" types.


Hate to tell you this but I don't expect Trump to arrest Hillary or any of the other criminals that have been screwing up this country any time soon.

It takes time to find evidence and build a case.

I do expect him to raid their homes in the next year or so. But when he does the Democrats will call for impeachment and some judge will try to block any legal actions.

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Is it Time to Ignore the Judiciary?

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Hillary opening classified emails to enemy intelligence agencies is not a case?

 

[mudwhistle]

Hillary opening classified emails to enemy intelligence agencies is not a case?

Hate to bring this up, but not only was Hillary on orders from Obama, but she made sure that most of the evidence they had was destroyed.

 

[whitehall]

Actually it was Lincoln's army that wouldn't attack. Washington's army was on the defensive from the start.

 

[munkle]

Hate to bring this up, but not only was Hillary on orders from Obama, but she made sure that most of the evidence they had was destroyed.

The Comey report already determined Hillary broke the law, but not intentionally which is irrelevant.

 

[mudwhistle]

The Comey report already determined Hillary broke the law, but not intentionally which is irrelevant.

She did it on orders from Obama.
Which means it was intentional.

 

[busybee01]

Interesting essay. Revolution buff here.

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revol...

redpilltimes.blogspot.com

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats​

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revolutionary Army far from sprang into a fighting force overnight. In one early battle General Washington thought they were ready, but when the time came the men shrank back and wouldn't attack, and Washington sat alone a hundred feet in front of them, bolt upright, with bullets whizzing by. He wrote later he was so ashamed he was hoping one would catch him and put him out of his misery. His aides had to gallop forward and pull his horse back to the line.



The single classic on Washington by all accounts is the Flexnor, "The Indispensable Man" if you only have time to read one book. It is a thrilling read.

It is a fact that Washington was known for taking terrible chances, and it is a miracle he never got hit. Even he said so. But somehow he whipped them up, and the Colonials finally struck fear into the Redcoats. They did well enough at the Battle of Lexington, Patriots Day, a day-long skirmish when we chased the Brit bastards back to their base in Charlestown. Hundreds died on both sides, with the Minutemen picking them off from behind trees and fighting the way the Indians taught them. . But after that, American victory was far from guaranteed. Somehow the Greatest American got through to them that the British did not just mean to defeat them, but annihilate them, and their families, and everything they loved. We sit at a similar
crossroads I think.

Hillary, Liz Cheney, Marc Elias, Adam Schiff, and the rest of that treasonous ilk whose very names make me want to vomit will do it all again, and will be better at it and will learn from their mistakes, if we don't put them in jail and break their standing in the public eye.

They don't simply oppose you. They hate you, and see you as nothing but animals, just as the Redcoats saw the Colonials. Look at what they did to the J6ers, 99 percent peaceful.

They are Royalists and elitists. They feel the same even about their supporters. The deluded fools just don't know it yet.

We got you the White House, Mr. President. We got you the power. This is not what I voted for. It's like the Marines doing their job and taking the beach and now it is the Army's turn, but they are standing frozen and looking in fear at the jungles where the Japanese are. Let's channel General Washington, and give the message straight to the president and his men and women. ATTACK YOU BASTARDS! ATTACK!

The treasonous ilk is Trump and his MAGA supporters. They will do whatever it takes to ensure that they can't be voted out just like any other dictator. They are the ones who should be jailed. The public will see any act like that for what it is and will spell the end of the Republican Party. The Republican Party should be declared a terrorist organization.

MAGA are not animals. They are garbage that has learned to talk. The deluded fools are MAGA garbage like you.

 

[busybee01]

Trump never would have the J6ers prosecuted. Because they did not deserve to be jailed for objecting to the outcome.

You do not have the right to invade the Capitol and threaten the VP. You do not have the right to commit violent acts against individuals. That ius what they did you piece of garbage.

 

[munkle]

You do not have the right to invade the Capitol and threaten the VP. You do not have the right to commit violent acts against individuals. That ius what they did you piece of garbage.

You mean peaceful protesters being ushered in by police, into a trap? You should hang traitor.

 

[Robert W]

You do not have the right to invade the Capitol and threaten the VP. You do not have the right to commit violent acts against individuals. That ius what they did you piece of garbage.

I agree. Why was the cop that murdered Ashli Babbitt not prosecuted? There is a clear case of that violence you said is terrible?

 

[Cellblock2429]

Interesting essay. Revolution buff here.

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revol...

redpilltimes.blogspot.com

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats​

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revolutionary Army far from sprang into a fighting force overnight. In one early battle General Washington thought they were ready, but when the time came the men shrank back and wouldn't attack, and Washington sat alone a hundred feet in front of them, bolt upright, with bullets whizzing by. He wrote later he was so ashamed he was hoping one would catch him and put him out of his misery. His aides had to gallop forward and pull his horse back to the line.



The single classic on Washington by all accounts is the Flexnor, "The Indispensable Man" if you only have time to read one book. It is a thrilling read.

It is a fact that Washington was known for taking terrible chances, and it is a miracle he never got hit. Even he said so. But somehow he whipped them up, and the Colonials finally struck fear into the Redcoats. They did well enough at the Battle of Lexington, Patriots Day, a day-long skirmish when we chased the Brit bastards back to their base in Charlestown. Hundreds died on both sides, with the Minutemen picking them off from behind trees and fighting the way the Indians taught them. . But after that, American victory was far from guaranteed. Somehow the Greatest American got through to them that the British did not just mean to defeat them, but annihilate them, and their families, and everything they loved. We sit at a similar
crossroads I think.

Hillary, Liz Cheney, Marc Elias, Adam Schiff, and the rest of that treasonous ilk whose very names make me want to vomit will do it all again, and will be better at it and will learn from their mistakes, if we don't put them in jail and break their standing in the public eye.

They don't simply oppose you. They hate you, and see you as nothing but animals, just as the Redcoats saw the Colonials. Look at what they did to the J6ers, 99 percent peaceful.

They are Royalists and elitists. They feel the same even about their supporters. The deluded fools just don't know it yet.

We got you the White House, Mr. President. We got you the power. This is not what I voted for. It's like the Marines doing their job and taking the beach and now it is the Army's turn, but they are standing frozen and looking in fear at the jungles where the Japanese are. Let's channel General Washington, and give the message straight to the president and his men and women. ATTACK YOU BASTARDS! ATTACK!

/—-/ He gave them more rum. It worked.

 

[Moonglow]

Interesting essay. Revolution buff here.

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revol...

redpilltimes.blogspot.com

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats​

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revolutionary Army far from sprang into a fighting force overnight. In one early battle General Washington thought they were ready, but when the time came the men shrank back and wouldn't attack, and Washington sat alone a hundred feet in front of them, bolt upright, with bullets whizzing by. He wrote later he was so ashamed he was hoping one would catch him and put him out of his misery. His aides had to gallop forward and pull his horse back to the line.



The single classic on Washington by all accounts is the Flexnor, "The Indispensable Man" if you only have time to read one book. It is a thrilling read.

It is a fact that Washington was known for taking terrible chances, and it is a miracle he never got hit. Even he said so. But somehow he whipped them up, and the Colonials finally struck fear into the Redcoats. They did well enough at the Battle of Lexington, Patriots Day, a day-long skirmish when we chased the Brit bastards back to their base in Charlestown. Hundreds died on both sides, with the Minutemen picking them off from behind trees and fighting the way the Indians taught them. . But after that, American victory was far from guaranteed. Somehow the Greatest American got through to them that the British did not just mean to defeat them, but annihilate them, and their families, and everything they loved. We sit at a similar
crossroads I think.

Hillary, Liz Cheney, Marc Elias, Adam Schiff, and the rest of that treasonous ilk whose very names make me want to vomit will do it all again, and will be better at it and will learn from their mistakes, if we don't put them in jail and break their standing in the public eye.

They don't simply oppose you. They hate you, and see you as nothing but animals, just as the Redcoats saw the Colonials. Look at what they did to the J6ers, 99 percent peaceful.

They are Royalists and elitists. They feel the same even about their supporters. The deluded fools just don't know it yet.

We got you the White House, Mr. President. We got you the power. This is not what I voted for. It's like the Marines doing their job and taking the beach and now it is the Army's turn, but they are standing frozen and looking in fear at the jungles where the Japanese are. Let's channel General Washington, and give the message straight to the president and his men and women. ATTACK YOU BASTARDS! ATTACK!

Charming.

 

[busybee01]

You mean peaceful protesters being ushered in by police, into a trap? You should hang traitor.

They were not peaceful you lying piece of garbage.

 

[busybee01]

I agree. Why was the cop that murdered Ashli Babbitt not prosecuted? There is a clear case of that violence you said is terrible?

Because he was justified in shooting her. She was part of a mob who were trying to break dow3n the doors to get into the chambers. There should have been a hail of bullets.

 

[Rigby5]

Interesting essay. Revolution buff here.

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revol...

redpilltimes.blogspot.com

What Did George Washington Do with an Army That Wouldn't Attack? We Gave Them DOJ, FBI, and the Trumps are Standing Wide-Eyed in Fear at the Redcoats​

On this Patriots Day, I say reading all you can about the American Revolution is about a rewarding an endeavor as you can imagine. The Revolutionary Army far from sprang into a fighting force overnight. In one early battle General Washington thought they were ready, but when the time came the men shrank back and wouldn't attack, and Washington sat alone a hundred feet in front of them, bolt upright, with bullets whizzing by. He wrote later he was so ashamed he was hoping one would catch him and put him out of his misery. His aides had to gallop forward and pull his horse back to the line.



The single classic on Washington by all accounts is the Flexnor, "The Indispensable Man" if you only have time to read one book. It is a thrilling read.

It is a fact that Washington was known for taking terrible chances, and it is a miracle he never got hit. Even he said so. But somehow he whipped them up, and the Colonials finally struck fear into the Redcoats. They did well enough at the Battle of Lexington, Patriots Day, a day-long skirmish when we chased the Brit bastards back to their base in Charlestown. Hundreds died on both sides, with the Minutemen picking them off from behind trees and fighting the way the Indians taught them. . But after that, American victory was far from guaranteed. Somehow the Greatest American got through to them that the British did not just mean to defeat them, but annihilate them, and their families, and everything they loved. We sit at a similar
crossroads I think.

Hillary, Liz Cheney, Marc Elias, Adam Schiff, and the rest of that treasonous ilk whose very names make me want to vomit will do it all again, and will be better at it and will learn from their mistakes, if we don't put them in jail and break their standing in the public eye.

They don't simply oppose you. They hate you, and see you as nothing but animals, just as the Redcoats saw the Colonials. Look at what they did to the J6ers, 99 percent peaceful.

They are Royalists and elitists. They feel the same even about their supporters. The deluded fools just don't know it yet.

We got you the White House, Mr. President. We got you the power. This is not what I voted for. It's like the Marines doing their job and taking the beach and now it is the Army's turn, but they are standing frozen and looking in fear at the jungles where the Japanese are. Let's channel General Washington, and give the message straight to the president and his men and women. ATTACK YOU BASTARDS! ATTACK!

Wrong.
While the British clearly were a very risky dictatorial monarchy, the US is not.
While some Democrats have done bad things, like lawfare against Trump, Trump has also done some bad things, like illegally cutting congressionally allocated fundings, altered congressionally established tariffs, and deported people illegally without hearings.

I voted for Trump out of sympathy for lawfare, but Trump has dropped the ball.
His deportations, tariffs, and funding cuts were not done reasonably or legally.

 

[Rigby5]

Because he was justified in shooting her. She was part of a mob who were trying to break dow3n the doors to get into the chambers. There should have been a hail of bullets.

Wrong.
The door Ashlie Babbit bypassed only lead to another hallway, and not the actual chambers.
And it could not have been significant door since the 3 cops in front of it, moved aside just before Ashlie made her move.
And the shooter, Byrn, was only a few feet away, so could easily have given a warming, fired a shot into the ground, or just wounded. The throat shot was deliberate first degree murder.