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Absolutely. This lady has taken first place on the useless asshole list.

What propaganda? It's all true. You just hate it because it doesn't fit your fucked-up agenda.

That's "ungrateful" you uneducated fuck-stick.

Hey asshole, this thread is for politics, not web-camming. If you don't like what you see here, there's many other threads you can troll. Trying to intimidate me or anybody else out of posting here is a fruitless effort. You don't like it? I give zero fucks.

OAN Fail: Arizona GOP 'Audit' Fueled By Disinformation | Crooks and Liars CROOKSANDLIARS.COM Republican State Senator Karen Fann, sponsor of the wacky Arizona "audit," gave away the game when she insisted that OAN is a credible news source.

The greatest danger to American democracy right now is not coming from Russia, China, or North Korea. It is coming from the Republican Party. Only 25 percent of voters self-identify as Republican, the GOP's worst showing against Democrats since 2012 and sharply down since last November. But those who remain in the Party are far angrier, more ideological, more truth-denying, and more racist than Republicans who preceded them. And so are the lawmakers who represent them. Today's Republican Party increasingly is defined not by its shared beliefs but by its shared delusions. Last Friday, 54 U.S. senators voted in favor of proceeding to debate a House-passed bill to establish a commission to investigate the causes and events of the January 6th insurrection. This was 6 votes short of the number of votes needed for "cloture," or stopping debate – meaning any further consideration of the bill would have been filibustered by Republicans indefinitely. So there will be no bi-partisan investigation. The 54 Senators who voted yes to cloture – in favor of the commission – represent 189 million Americans, or 58% of the American population. The 35 who voted no represent 104 million Americans, or 32% of the population. In other words, 32% of American voters got to decide that the nation would not know about what happened to American democracy on January 6. Furthermore, the 35 who voted against the commission were all Republicans. They did not want such an inquiry because it might jeopardize their chances of gaining a majority of the House or Senate in the 2022 midterm elections. They also wanted to stay in the good graces of Donald Trump, whose participation in that insurrection might have been more fully revealed. Eight of these Republicans voted against certifying Joe Biden as president on January 6. Some of their constituents were responsible for the insurrection in the first place. The Republican Party is also pursuing new laws in many states making it harder for likely Democrats to vote and opposing voting reforms in Congress. It is actively purging any Republican who has the temerity to criticize Trump. They have removed from her leadership position Liz Cheney, who called Trump's efforts to overturn the election and his role in inciting the deadly Jan. 6 riot the greatest "betrayal by a president of the United States of his office and his oath to the Constitution." Local Republicans leaders have either stepped down or been forced out of their party positions for not supporting Trump's baseless election claims or for criticizing the former president's role in inciting the deadly Capitol riot. American democracy is at an inflection point. Senate Democrats must get rid of the filibuster and push through major reforms – voting rights, as well as policies that will enable more Americans in the bottom half – most of them without college educations, many of whom cling to the Republican Party – to do better. In the 1930s, Franklin D. Roosevelt noted that the survival of American democracy depended on the adoption of policies that comprised the New Deal. In that Depression decade, democracy was under siege around the world, and dictators were on the rise. Joe Biden understands that America and the world face a similar challenge. And like FDR, Biden is making a strong case that the adoption of his policies will buttress democracy against the forces of tyranny, not only as an example to the rest of the world but here at home. - Robert Reich

We all heard it LOUD & CLEAR. Cleanup in Aisle Q: Sidney Powell denies Michael Flynn said what he said yesterday at 'Patriot Roundup' - Raw Story - Celebrating 17 Years of Independent Journalism WWW.RAWSTORY.COM Kraken attorney Sidney Powell began her remarks to the QAnon-sponsored Patriot Roundup for God and Country in Dallas with a little housekeeping on behalf of her erstwhile client, retired Lt...

Epic burn of those complete idiots. 🤣

Oh geez. I forgot about the pets. Poor things.

I'm surprised they don't have more disagreements living in that shoe box together.

I think he's mentally & physically in much better shape than the guy he beat in the election.

Wow, Saggy even thinks he knows my religious beliefs. Is there nothing this moron doesn't think he knows??

OKKK Saggy nut sack.

That's the 800th time you've said that. You need new material.

Sick fucks, these traitors. A former associate of Trump ally Roger Stone appeared to gesture for Hillary Clinton to be hanged at a conference with QAnon attendees WWW.YAHOO.COM Jason Sullivan, a former social media adviser to Roger Stone, made a gesture appearing to resemble a noose, receiving loud cheers from a crowd.

Damn! A whole paragraph just about me? Your obsession is unhealthy.

GQP had their chance. Now fuck 'em. Rep. Jamie Raskin: Democrats to 'move forward without the Senate' on Jan. 6 investigation WWW.YAHOO.COM Rep. Jamie Raskin: Democrats to 'move forward without the Senate' on Jan. 6 investigation