GOP weighs protecting Trump with law shielding ex-presidents from prosecution

[LaosLover]

12 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

While I can't support that, as we all know a POTUS that was a crook, I love for it happen just to see the opposition melting down in outrage.

Librul (I'm from the south) tears seem hard to come by these days.

[ozimoron]

2 minutes ago, LaosLover said:

Librul (I'm from the south) tears seem hard to come by these days.

Why would the Libruls cry when none of their own have been indicted but their opponents are in deep doodoo?

[LaosLover]

I'm laughing out loud at the wholly imaginary meltdown of you know, demo-rats.

 

What's the word for people who repeatedly see stuff that isn't there?

 

The word is:

 

Crazy.

Edited March 27, 2023 by LaosLover

[ozimoron]

26 minutes ago, LaosLover said:

I'm laughing out loud at the wholly imaginary meltdown of you know, demo-rats.

 

What's the word for people who repeatedly see stuff that isn't there?

 

The word is:

 

Crazy.

An NBC News poll in January showed that 55 percent of Americans— including a majority of independents— said they believe Republicans will spend ‘too much time investigating President Joe Biden and not enough time on other priorities.” 

The same poll revealed that 63 percent of those surveyed say they had little to no confidence that Congress will conduct a fair and impartial investigation into Biden and his administration.  

A Pew Research Center poll out that same month showed that 65 percent are concerned that Republican lawmakers will focus too much on Biden administration investigations, including four in 10 Republicans. 

 

https://thehill.com/homenews/house/3917317-hunter-biden-probes-put-gop-under-some-pressure/

 

The Manhattan grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump over hush money payments returned on Monday to hear more evidence, with still no word on when it might be asked to vote on a possible indictment.

 

The grand jury is now back on Trump, according to a person familiar with the matter who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss secretive proceedings. It was not immediately clear whether an additional witness might be called before the panel.

 

https://apnews.com/article/trump-hush-money-manhattan-investigations-grand-jury-742461a52c86bb491667b085bc1aaa0b?utm_source=homepage&utm_medium=TopNews&utm_campaign=position_06

[LaosLover]

I surf Breitbart for laughs. Also, The American Spectator for deep paleo-Trump goofiness.

 

This belief -also held here by socialist country-born teat suckers cosplaying as Trumpian rednecks- that libruls are in a head-exploding dither due to right wing manliness is a literal wet dream.

 

The dems run next time on abortion and voting rights. 4 years and covid have picked off a few hundred thousand confederate flag goons. A huge cohort of gen Z will hit age 18 and be itching to vote blue.

 

Uh-uh. It aint my side having the meltdown.

Edited March 27, 2023 by LaosLover

[ozimoron]

"Florida is where woke goes to die," according to the Sunshine State's governor, Republican Ron DeSantis, who has based much of his expected 2024 presidential campaign on being "anti-woke."

 

But a new poll from Rupert Murdoch's Wall Street Journal is devastating to many of the policies being promoted and enacted by Governor DeSantis in his "free state of Florida," calling into question how he and other Republicans who embrace his ideas will fare on the national stage.

 

"Patriotism, religious faith, having children and other priorities that helped define the national character for generations are receding in importance to Americans," warns the WSJ, with some on social media pointing to a graphic that purports to capture how much America has changed in the past 25 years.

 

https://www.rawstory.com/new-wsj-poll-shows-america-is-not-with-desantis-on-his-anti-woke-policies/

[ozimoron]

Not a good time to be a Trumpian.

 

With Donald Trump facing no less than four criminal investigations, as well as civil suits headed to court, his ever-changing team of lawyers has no leader and no coherent legal strategy, according to the Wall Street Journal.

 

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-lawyers-2659660424/

[ozimoron]

"This should panic Republicans who have any sense of reality," Rubin said. "Are they going to nominate a guy who was indicted for trying to overthrow the government, for trying to retain and obstruct justice? The Republican Party may be crazy, but I do not think the American people by any stretch of the imagination would re-elect Donald Trump, and that has serious consequences for the Republican Party.

 

 

https://www.newsweek.com/gop-trump-arrest-2024-new-york-desantis-1790570

Edited March 27, 2023 by ozimoron

[heybruce]

4 hours ago, LaosLover said:

I'm laughing out loud at the wholly imaginary meltdown of you know, demo-rats.

 

What's the word for people who repeatedly see stuff that isn't there?

 

The word is:

 

Crazy.

"demo-rats" 

 

Clever.  Now it's my turn:  repugnant-cans.

 

Now you can take your turn, or you could try to post something relevant to the topic.

[LaosLover]

Demo-rats is a daily weak jibe over on  Breitbart -where fantasies of librul mental breakdowns abound; like they do with the poster who I quoted, who I generally love -when he's talking about hookers.

 

I'm making fun of low info types who say it -and by extension, you -who can't get even this most obvious of jokes.

 

We're talking: shrieky denials, desperate threats, and now demented, never gonna pass legislation. 

 

Sounds like "a meltdown" to me.  

 

Biden is dull but worthy, Trump is out of gas, you are searching for a clue.

[pomchop]

70% of republicans still think that trump won the election ignoring all the 60+ tossed court cases as well as recount after recount and investigation of every conspiracy theory and nonsense dead voters, voter machines changes etc done mostly by republican state officials....not a shred of evidence over two years post election yet they still cling to the big LIE. 

 

 How can anyone have a rational conversation with a group that refuses to acknowledge the most basic indisputable  FACT that trump LOST.

 

Tells you all you need to know about republicans having lost touch with reality and supporting the idea of dictatorship and throwing out the will of the voters of Americans.  Truly disgusting.

 

 

[ThailandRyan]

7 minutes ago, pomchop said:

70% of republicans still think that trump won the election ignoring all the 60+ tossed court cases as well as recount after recount and investigation of every conspiracy theory and nonsense dead voters, voter machines changes etc done mostly by republican state officials....not a shred of evidence over two years post election yet they still cling to the big LIE. 

 

 How can anyone have a rational conversation with a group that refuses to acknowledge the most basic indisputable  FACT that trump LOST.

 

Tells you all you need to know about republicans having lost touch with reality and supporting the idea of dictatorship and throwing out the will of the voters of Americans.  Truly disgusting.

 

 

Reminds me of the battle of the two Knights skit that Monty Pyton did. One Knight looses an arm, then another, then a leg, then the other legs, but keeps denying he's been beaten. Much like the MAGA crowd and Trump.

[heybruce]

30 minutes ago, LaosLover said:

Demo-rats is a daily weak jibe over on  Breitbart -where fantasies of librul mental breakdowns abound; like they do with the poster who I quoted, who I generally love -when he's talking about hookers.

 

I'm making fun of low info types who say it -and by extension, you -who can't get even this most obvious of jokes.

 

We're talking: shrieky denials, desperate threats, and now demented, never gonna pass legislation. 

 

Sounds like "a meltdown" to me.  

 

Biden is dull but worthy, Trump is out of gas, you are searching for a clue.

I apologize for not taking your post as humor.  In my defense, there are plenty of low info posters who use terms like that in the mistaken belief that they are being clever.  There is also a Faux News pundit who attempted to popularize the term "demonrats".  https://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/jeanine-pirro-calls-democrats-demon-rats-thats-what-i-said-demon-rats

Edited March 28, 2023 by heybruce

[LaosLover]

Love your posts, HeyB. We're in the same church, different pews.

 

My fave righty, would be-funny diss is that liberals are stuck on "Orange Man Bad".

 

Putting imaginary, learning-impaired speech into the mouths of people who disagree with you goes hand in hand with wistful yearning for never going to happen "outrage".

 

The hey day for this was say, 6 months after the election. The world has moved on.

 

If you bought an "I drink Librul Tears" mug to drink coffee in at the office, people just think you're a loser now, not a bold iconoclast.

 

Brits and commonwealth type senior citizens enjoying (by US standards) lavish social safety nets who are in the thrall of someone who would take away their healthcare in a heartbeat are essentially turkeys voting for Christmas.

[LaosLover]

It doesn't look like a JoeBlow poster like me can start a topic here anymore, prob a good idea given the feverish delusion I see in this branch, BUT:

 

How does Trump win again in a million years? 

 

Who is the person who didn't vote for him the last time who wakes up today and says, "I love what I'm hearing, how can I have more of this?" The last time, there was Obama-fatigue and the very American impulse to try something new.

 

As I, a mere layperson understands it, to win you have to get all the same people as the last time to vote for you, plus some NEW ones. Meanwhile, Captain Popularity has turned Arizona and Georgia at least light blue, against all odds, for the first time in history.

 

I can def see how a ton of soft republican suburban women now toss him under the bus over gun control and abortion. I can see how the young turn out en masse to bin him. Even right wing Chinese people are mad at him for his baffling and stupid anti-Asian racism. 

 

Where are the people in sufficient numbers in an epileptic fury over Hunter's laptop to put him over?

 

Can any Trump head here lay out a plausible path to victory for me?

[thaibeachlovers]

18 hours ago, LaosLover said:

Can any Trump head here lay out a plausible path to victory for me?

Biden or Harris being the Democrat candidate.

Edited March 28, 2023 by thaibeachlovers