Yeah, The Jan 6th Committee Is Fair And Unbiased LOL

[Winco]

I think you need better sources.

Sources say .....

Republicans in there to offset Romney, Murkowski, Collins and maybe one or two others.

These (R) piss you off because they turned on trump.

OMG, the trump love is SOOOOO SADDDD.

 

[Winco]

I think you need better sources. Have a good night.

Ted Cruz is the Ultimate PUSSY.
Coward.
Well spoken Canadian.
He's a Lawyer, but a HUGE pussy.



Calls out trump ^^^^^^^

Then Pussies down,

 

[Winco]

I think you need better sources. Have a good night.

How about these ^^^^^.
You are such a PUSSY, kinda like Ted Cruz.

I dare you, say anything NEGATIVE about trump!
You won't, even though it won't hurt you politically.
But, Cruz, HUGE, YUGE, BIGLY, a pussy.

 

[Smokin' OP]

What cult of personality? We think Trump’s pro-American policies did a lot of good,

Really?
What pro-American policies did Trump have.

President Xi of China, and I, are working together to give massive Chinese phone company, ZTE, a way to get back into business, fast. Too many jobs in China lost. Commerce Department has been instructed to get it done!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)May 13, 2018

Too many jobs in CHINA lost?

January 16 2020
As Canada’s diplomatic spat with China continues, United States and the communist regime buried their trade war hatchets this week to sign phase one of a new trade deal both countries say will bolster their respective economies.

Phase one of a new agreement inked between United States and China on Wednesday could be worth more than $200 billion in additional trade for American businesses and opens up China to the U.S. financial sector.

November29 2017
At the Carrier plant on the west side of Indianapolis, we’re coming up on a bitter anniversary. One year ago this week, President-elect Donald Trump stood before hundreds of cheering workers and declared that he had saved our jobs from moving to Mexico. It was a symbolic moment that cemented Trump’s campaign image as a working-class champion — a blue-collar billionaire who would stand with workers, not CEOs…

A year later, we feel betrayed. Carrier has announced that more than 600 workers are being laid off, with the last line scheduled to work their final shift right after the holidays.

The workers at Carrier aren’t the only ones who feel victimized by Trump’s false promises. United Technologies, Carrier’s parent company, is laying off another 700 workers right up the road from the Carrier plant in Huntington. And Rexnord, another plant in Indianapolis, just closed its doors, too. Workers at both plants hoped that Trump would come to the rescue, but he never showed up.

May 24 2018
Iconic motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson’s response to the new Republican tax law—cutting jobs, rewarding shareholders, and moving production offshore—perfectly illustrates the law’s failure to deliver as promised for American workers. With the media attention here and here on the closure of Harley’s Kansas City plant just weeks after the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was signed into law.

and Biden’s policies are sending us into the toilet. Personality is irrelevant.

August 10 2022
President Joe Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law Tuesday, sending $52.7 billion to processor manufacturers over five years in an effort to help the US reclaim semiconductor industry leadership lost to Taiwanese and Korean companies and challenged by increasingly capable Chinese firms.

The legislation has already helped encourage smartphone chip designer Qualcomm to spend $4.2 billion with chipmaker GlobalFoundries to build processors in New York, the White House said in a fact sheet released Tuesday. And Micron will invest $40 billion in memory chip manufacturing capacity, the White House said, a move that could elevate the US share of memory chipmaking from 2% to 10%.

August 18 2022
A new legislative package signed into law by President Joe Biden on Tuesday is a big win for Medicare patients who struggle to cover the cost of insulin to manage their diabetes.

Starting in 2023, the Inflation Reduction Act will cap the cost of insulin for Medicare beneficiaries at $35 per month and will include those who use insulin pumps.

• Allow Medicare to negotiate with drug manufacturers for the price of some Part D and Part B drugs (starting in 2026);
• Cap beneficiary out-of-pocket Part D drugs costs at $2,000 per year (starting in 2025; in 2024, the 5% coinsurance for Part D catastrophic coverage will be eliminated);
• Impose checks on the annual rise in costs of drugs and Part D premiums (limitations on drug prices start in 2023, and limitations on Part D premiums start in 2024);
• Limit monthly out-of-pocket copays for insulin to $35 (starting in 2023); and
• Expand access to the Part D low-income subsidy (“Extra Help”) (starting in 2024).

 

[candycorn]

LOL. By running a biased investigation which is only trying to get rid of Trump?

LOL...the election got rid of the blob. 306>232. Your blob lost by 8M votes. You may remember that.

The 1/6 committee is investigating the attempted insurrection. Trump just happens to be a central figure since he instigated it, apparently managed it, and approved of it. Or are you still pretending that Mara-Lard-Ass had nothing to do with it--that the insurrectionists were going to riot anyway and just stopped on the way to the capitol to listen to the blob?