dandyrandy
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I just heard barr quit?
Biden won
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resigned.
Attorney General William Barr resigns
Attorney General William Barr on Monday said he would resign next week, ending a tenure in which the President Donald Trump loyalist carried the administration's "law and order" message but ultimately dealt the most credible blow to Trump's unfounded claims that the 2020 election was littered...
www.cnn.com
V256.420
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Some people only have guts when they know they have a large group covering their backs. Otherwise they are cowards and hold their insane thoughts to themselves.
Now the insane people have 75 million other semi-insane people right in line behind them. The crazies are now more motivated and invigorated than ever before. The shit they come up with is unbelievably staggering. To the point where secret "trump" handshakes are being the norm with my republican friends.
How soon before a few white democrats start saying to themselves.................."hrmmmm what side do I choose in this soon to be war? Do I stay on my side (liberal) with people who might hate me? (blacks, latinos, other minorities or even other whites) Or do I fight side by side with them to the death knowing that even if we win afterwards they might still hate me."
How do white people fare in this war? Are black people democrats only? What about the republican black community? What about my neighbors? Who the fuck do you pull a gun on and shoot or say "gtfo"? What about our own families? Do you shoot them?
How the fuck can a state secede when many of those states are almost 50% R and D? Where do people go?
What will you do if the guns start going off and blood starts getting spilled?
Yes I know this is way out there but I try to look at all outcomes from all angles. Kind of like chess with people as my pieces.
I'm guessing Trump resigned him.
rkymtnman
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adios!
hanimmal
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We had a saying growing up.
Talk is cheap.
There is no war, just a few million or so mentally deficient people getting manipulated by the racist agenda that use social media to make it look like a lot more is happening than it really is.
My guess is that Trump wanted Barr to do something that would end up with him exposed to the possibility of prison and Barr said I didn't murder Epstein to get jammed up by an idiot like you, and quit.I'm guessing Trump resigned him.
(Im just talking shit, I have no proof Barr (whose dad hired Epstein for his first job which just happened to be around teenage girls) had anything to do with Epstein murdering himself in the jail that Barr was in charge of).
printer
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Trump is mad at Barr for not being his wing man in Trump's Steal Of The Century. He did not produce reports of Democrat wrongdoing when it could do Trump good. Also Hunter is too late also, he could have given up Hunter months back. Trump does not let someone get away with spiting him if he can help it. While not as satisfying he could ask for Barr's resignation while it still means something (a month rather than a week to go).
Unclebaldrick
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DIY-HP-LED
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Let's talk about Republicans leaving Trump and moving forward....
Let's talk about 14 characteristics, 10 stages, and where you are....
Let's talk about 14 characteristics, 10 stages, and where you are....
hanimmal
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It is so nice to have a POTUS who is not looking to be a cult leader after the last 4 years.
https://apnews.com/article/joe-biden-inaugurations-coronavirus-pandemic-kamala-harris-6b8c0cd59033b837f136563d09b528cc
WASHINGTON (AP) — Stay away.
That’s the message from the congressional committee organizing inauguration ceremonies for President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
A day after Biden’s own organizing committee announced that the swearing-in would take place on Jan. 20 outside the Capitol Building, the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies announced that permitted attendance at the event will be drastically reduced due to COVID-19 precautions.
Instead of the usual 200,000 tickets distributed to members of Congress and passed out to their constituents, organizers will allow just over 1,000 tickets — one for each of the 535 members of Congress and one guest each.
Despite this week’s rollout of the new vaccine, its availability to the general public is still months away. Committee Chairman Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., said in a statement that concerns about spiraling virus numbers around the country “warranted a difficult decision to limit attendance at the 59th Inaugural Ceremonies to a live audience that resembles a State of the Union.”
In a way, it’s a fitting culmination for a historic presidential campaign that was conducted almost entirely under pandemic conditions. Biden’s own inaugural committee, which works with the congressional committee, had already asked supporters to stay away from Washington and plan safe inaugural celebrations at home.
“We know that many Americans would have wanted to attend the Inauguration in-person. At the same time, safety must be our top priority,” Sen. Amy Klobuchar, a Minnesota Democrat and member of the committee, said in the statement. “While the pandemic has forced us to limit in-person attendance, it also brings opportunities to honor our democracy in innovative ways so that Americans across the country can experience Inauguration Day from home.”
Biden’s team has turned to the same production team that handled the largely virtual Democratic National Convention. Features of that convention, such as the virtual roll call from every state, may be incorporated into a virtual inauguration experience.
Blunt said planners were developing “enhanced opportunities to watch the ceremonies online, in addition to the traditional televised national broadcast.”
https://apnews.com/article/joe-biden-inaugurations-coronavirus-pandemic-kamala-harris-6b8c0cd59033b837f136563d09b528cc
WASHINGTON (AP) — Stay away.
That’s the message from the congressional committee organizing inauguration ceremonies for President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
A day after Biden’s own organizing committee announced that the swearing-in would take place on Jan. 20 outside the Capitol Building, the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies announced that permitted attendance at the event will be drastically reduced due to COVID-19 precautions.
Instead of the usual 200,000 tickets distributed to members of Congress and passed out to their constituents, organizers will allow just over 1,000 tickets — one for each of the 535 members of Congress and one guest each.
Despite this week’s rollout of the new vaccine, its availability to the general public is still months away. Committee Chairman Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., said in a statement that concerns about spiraling virus numbers around the country “warranted a difficult decision to limit attendance at the 59th Inaugural Ceremonies to a live audience that resembles a State of the Union.”
In a way, it’s a fitting culmination for a historic presidential campaign that was conducted almost entirely under pandemic conditions. Biden’s own inaugural committee, which works with the congressional committee, had already asked supporters to stay away from Washington and plan safe inaugural celebrations at home.
“We know that many Americans would have wanted to attend the Inauguration in-person. At the same time, safety must be our top priority,” Sen. Amy Klobuchar, a Minnesota Democrat and member of the committee, said in the statement. “While the pandemic has forced us to limit in-person attendance, it also brings opportunities to honor our democracy in innovative ways so that Americans across the country can experience Inauguration Day from home.”
Biden’s team has turned to the same production team that handled the largely virtual Democratic National Convention. Features of that convention, such as the virtual roll call from every state, may be incorporated into a virtual inauguration experience.
Blunt said planners were developing “enhanced opportunities to watch the ceremonies online, in addition to the traditional televised national broadcast.”
OldMedUser
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Heyzuse dood! Lets not get all cray-cray over this.
For sure the Trumpster and his ReTrumplican base are nutso but even the worst of them are barely calling for armed revolt.
There might be some localized gunfights here and there but Civil War 2.0 is not going to happen.
You yanks talk a good revolt but it's all BS macho posturing like Trump and his army of one.
At 12:01 pm January 20, 2021 Joe f'n Biden and his catwoman Kamala are going to blow the stink of Trump out of the WH and tell the world that the US of A is now open for business!
I'm a f'n Canadian and still get a chubby just thinking about it!
It's a brave new world opening up and I believe it's going to be better than it has been for decades.
and the best to all of us in this very strange holiday season. Mask up and live to enjoy it!
printer
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It is all about Me, Me, Me. And Russia didn't do it because I have a Trump Tower to build in Moscow.
Trump downplays impact of hack, questions whether Russia involved
President Trump on Saturday downplayed the impact of a sprawling hack on a litany of government agencies while questioning officials' conclusion that Russia was behind the attack.
Trump used his first public comments on the cyber intrusion to dismiss the severity of the hack while asserting that the media was playing it up to hurt him. He also questioned who perpetrated it, despite officials such as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo saying that Russia was to blame for the attack.
The president's comments, issued in a pair of tweets, directly contradicted government officials and outside experts who said the attack that hit the departments of Energy, Homeland Security, State and Treasury, among others, was one of the broadest cyberattacks in recent memory.
“The Cyber Hack is far greater in the Fake News Media than in actuality. I have been fully briefed and everything is well under control. Russia, Russia, Russia is the priority chant when anything happens because Lamestream is, for mostly financial reasons, petrified of discussing the possibility that it may be China (it may!),” Trump tweeted.
“There could also have been a hit on our ridiculous voting machines during the election, which is now obvious that I won big, making it an even more corrupted embarrassment for the USA,” he added, echoing his claims that widespread voter fraud and irregularities kept him from winning a second term.
The tweets flew in the face of recent comments from high-ranking officials such as Pompeo who said Friday evening that Russia was behind the intrusion.
"I can’t say much more, as we’re still unpacking precisely what it is, and I’m sure some of it will remain classified. But suffice it to say there was a significant effort to use a piece of third-party software to essentially embed code inside of U.S. government systems and it now appears systems of private companies and companies and governments across the world as well," Pompeo said on "The Mark Levin Show."
"This was a very significant effort, and I think it’s the case that now we can say pretty clearly that it was the Russians that engaged in this activity," he added.
thehill.com
Trump downplays impact of hack, questions whether Russia involved
President Trump on Saturday downplayed the impact of a sprawling hack on a litany of government agencies while questioning officials' conclusion that Russia was behind the attack.
Trump used his first public comments on the cyber intrusion to dismiss the severity of the hack while asserting that the media was playing it up to hurt him. He also questioned who perpetrated it, despite officials such as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo saying that Russia was to blame for the attack.
The president's comments, issued in a pair of tweets, directly contradicted government officials and outside experts who said the attack that hit the departments of Energy, Homeland Security, State and Treasury, among others, was one of the broadest cyberattacks in recent memory.
“The Cyber Hack is far greater in the Fake News Media than in actuality. I have been fully briefed and everything is well under control. Russia, Russia, Russia is the priority chant when anything happens because Lamestream is, for mostly financial reasons, petrified of discussing the possibility that it may be China (it may!),” Trump tweeted.
“There could also have been a hit on our ridiculous voting machines during the election, which is now obvious that I won big, making it an even more corrupted embarrassment for the USA,” he added, echoing his claims that widespread voter fraud and irregularities kept him from winning a second term.
The tweets flew in the face of recent comments from high-ranking officials such as Pompeo who said Friday evening that Russia was behind the intrusion.
"I can’t say much more, as we’re still unpacking precisely what it is, and I’m sure some of it will remain classified. But suffice it to say there was a significant effort to use a piece of third-party software to essentially embed code inside of U.S. government systems and it now appears systems of private companies and companies and governments across the world as well," Pompeo said on "The Mark Levin Show."
"This was a very significant effort, and I think it’s the case that now we can say pretty clearly that it was the Russians that engaged in this activity," he added.
Trump downplays impact of hack, questions whether Russia involved
Trump downplayed the impact of the sprawling hack while questioning officials’ conclusion that Russia was behind the attack
thehill.com
captainmorgan
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