Because whatever Trump is, he's not a fascist, a traitor, a Russian asset and nor should an ex-president of the USA be treated as such. But it does open a precedence for dealing with Biden if he's still alive when the Republicans take the House and storm the reality studio when they get the presidency.
yes he is
yes he should
and if biden does shit like this he should also be put up against the wall.
He's just a construction guy, that's the way they are: loud, Sgt Stryker tough, frightening, intimidating & uncouth to some, but they can get things done. The problem is, whilst the political and deep state class is decadent, they have certain fascist finesse and linger to certain niceties in manner, which Trump doesn't have. They can't counteract it by their statecraft. Hence he's a threat to their order and paradigm. And long may he be so.
yes lean into the nazi connection. you know you want to. just let it all out.
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“Weird salute”Cult Vibes: Trump Ends Rally In Bizarre Fashion, Leaving Crowd Mesmerized
Members of the crowd raised their hands in a weird salute to the former president
Thruth
you following this story?
She is a Filipino. Don’t slag my Romany roots.
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thehill.com
Jan. 6 committee unveils criminal referrals against Trump
The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol unveiled criminal referrals on Monday targeting former President Trump, recommending that the Department of Jus…
Odds still in his favour that he will never do jail time for his crimes.
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Opinion | The Jan. 6 committee referred Trump to the Justice Department. That was a mistake.
In trying to hold the former president accountable under the law, the committee seems to be flouting the rule of law.
“However, making the case for a federal criminal prosecution is the responsibility of the U.S. Department of Justice rather than Congress. The House created the Jan. 6 committee to undertake a legislative investigation aimed at figuring out how to prevent future assaults on the Capitol and on democracy more generally. Ironically, in trying to hold Trump accountable under the law, the committee seems to be flouting the rule of law.”
For the DOJ what is the difference anyway whether this committee recommends charges or not, the DOJ are already in a separate investigation (Thanks Merrick Garland). I guess if the latter doesn’t pan out, let’s stick it to him with these charges?
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The guy who refuses to hand it over or the guy who returns it as soon as discovered and cooperated with the investigation?
