them 9 cops had at least 117 rounds btwn them. they could have ended that shit right there.
Joe Biden is now POTUS
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them 9 cops had at least 117 rounds btwn them. they could have ended that shit right there.
I hope we get $5k checks and voting rights acts the first day.
We need to start thinking of mar a logo being part of federal assets because of forfeiture
This.... THERE IS NO WAY THAT THIS IS NOT CHARGED, becauseHow concerned should Donald Trump be that his Pennsylvania lawyer asked today to be removed from an election case since "(the) client has used the lawyer’s services to perpetrate a crime"?
I think Trump should be very concerned, especially due to what the White House counsel is now telling West Wing staffers …
And it seems Trump may face charges of treason in the form of sedition.
According to Daily Kos, a West Wing staffer told a source that White House Counsel Pat Cipollone was urging White House officials not to speak to Trump or enable his coup attempt in any way, in order to reduce chances they could be prosecuted for treason under the Sedition Act. “They’re being told to stay away from Trump,” the source said. The White House declined to comment.
When the White House counsel says sedition charges are possible for just talking to Trump, what do the ringleaders of the Trump coup attempts face?
whatever is not prosecuted becomes acceptable precedent of
future behaviour.
No they wontthey will be back
What else did these fools really expect from him??
I swear trump fans are the dumbest mofos on the planet....
Hopefully now the reality of how loyal that piece of shit is has finally sunk in....
If they didn't know he would throw them under the bus to save his own azz they are getting what they deserve. Guess they though he would give them a pardon
. Cacs going to be doing 10 years or more for their cult leader 
I wonder whether he would say this if he knew that he was not dying
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Limbaugh dismisses calls to end violence after mob hits Capitol
Dominick Mastrangelo 14 hrs ago
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Limbaugh dismisses calls to end violence after mob hits Capitol
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Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh took a dismissive tone to those calling for an end to violence after the ugly scenes of a mob insurrection at the Capitol, comparing the rioters to the colonists who sparked the American Revolution.
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"We're supposed to be horrified by the protesters," Limbaugh said on his program on Thursday. "There's a lot of people out there calling for the end of violence ... lot of conservatives, social media, who say that any violence or aggression at all is unacceptable regardless of the circumstances."
Limbaugh added: "I am glad Sam Adams ... Thomas Paine ... the actual tea party guys ... the men at Lexington and Concord, didn't feel that way."
Limbaugh said Wednesday's unrest was a result of months of American citizens being "fed up" with left-leaning political activism in the country.
"Yesterday, hundreds of thousands of people - Americans who have gotten tired of being ignored and lied about and smeared as racists by these very Democrats in the media and the popular culture," Limbaugh said.
"Americans who have gotten fed up with having elections stolen from them by the Democrats, including the White House. Now they think two more Senate seats have been stolen, and they thought they were going to be stolen even before the election."
Other conservative voices were highly critical of the mob, unlike Limbaugh.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who many critics have blamed for the chaos because he was one of the lawmakers to object to the election certification process, called the rioters "domestic terrorists."
Trump-ally Sen. Lindsey Graham, (R-SC) made a similar statement, saying the demonstrators were "repugnant to democracy." Graham opposed the Electoral College challenges.
Limbaugh also suggested a "tiny minority" of protesters and members of "Antifa and Democrat-sponsored instiagtors" were the ones committing the violent acts inside the Capitol building - even though video and still photographs of the scenes showed supporters waving Trump flags and wearing "MAGA" hats.
The rioters also had come to Washington to hear from President Trump.
Following a "Stop the Steal" rally on the National Mall on Wednesday, the mob overran the Capitol Building as a joint session of Congress prepared to certify the November presidential election results.
The breach sent lawmakers into hiding and resulted in one person being shot and killed during the chaos. Congress eventually reconvened later Wednesday night and certified president-elect Joe Biden's win.
Limbaugh has been supportive of Trump's false claims that the election was "stolen" from him and last year received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from Trump during a State of the Union Address.
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Limbaugh dismisses calls to end violence after mob hits Capitol
Dominick Mastrangelo 14 hrs ago
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Limbaugh dismisses calls to end violence after mob hits Capitol
http://a.msn.com/01/en-us/BB1czamf?ocid=sf
Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh took a dismissive tone to those calling for an end to violence after the ugly scenes of a mob insurrection at the Capitol, comparing the rioters to the colonists who sparked the American Revolution.
© Getty Limbaugh dismisses calls to end violence after mob hits Capitol
"We're supposed to be horrified by the protesters," Limbaugh said on his program on Thursday. "There's a lot of people out there calling for the end of violence ... lot of conservatives, social media, who say that any violence or aggression at all is unacceptable regardless of the circumstances."
Limbaugh added: "I am glad Sam Adams ... Thomas Paine ... the actual tea party guys ... the men at Lexington and Concord, didn't feel that way."
Limbaugh said Wednesday's unrest was a result of months of American citizens being "fed up" with left-leaning political activism in the country.
"Yesterday, hundreds of thousands of people - Americans who have gotten tired of being ignored and lied about and smeared as racists by these very Democrats in the media and the popular culture," Limbaugh said.
"Americans who have gotten fed up with having elections stolen from them by the Democrats, including the White House. Now they think two more Senate seats have been stolen, and they thought they were going to be stolen even before the election."
Other conservative voices were highly critical of the mob, unlike Limbaugh.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who many critics have blamed for the chaos because he was one of the lawmakers to object to the election certification process, called the rioters "domestic terrorists."
Trump-ally Sen. Lindsey Graham, (R-SC) made a similar statement, saying the demonstrators were "repugnant to democracy." Graham opposed the Electoral College challenges.
Limbaugh also suggested a "tiny minority" of protesters and members of "Antifa and Democrat-sponsored instiagtors" were the ones committing the violent acts inside the Capitol building - even though video and still photographs of the scenes showed supporters waving Trump flags and wearing "MAGA" hats.
The rioters also had come to Washington to hear from President Trump.
Following a "Stop the Steal" rally on the National Mall on Wednesday, the mob overran the Capitol Building as a joint session of Congress prepared to certify the November presidential election results.
The breach sent lawmakers into hiding and resulted in one person being shot and killed during the chaos. Congress eventually reconvened later Wednesday night and certified president-elect Joe Biden's win.
Limbaugh has been supportive of Trump's false claims that the election was "stolen" from him and last year received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from Trump during a State of the Union Address.
In case anyone else missed it. The most likely reason so many in Trumps camp have been resigning lately is not out of disgust and conscious thought but LIKELY, because they don’t want their names involved invoking their required participation in the 25th amendment.
That’s right!
Cowards to the very fucking end!!!
That’s right!
Cowards to the very fucking end!!!
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Let them try their cult leader 45 can't and won't protect them anymore he already has their moneythey will be back
Trump was deliberately 'trying to stage a coup' says his former White House national security official
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President Donald Trump was deliberately "trying to stage a coup" by inciting a mob of his supporters to storm the Capitol, which only failed because the military did not join in, a former national security official to the president has said.
A mob of Trump's supporters violently stormed the Capitol building on Wednesday, just hours after the president urged them to "fight much harder" to overturn the election.
Supporters broke police lines and entered the building through broken doors and windows before ransacking the offices of lawmakers and entering the House and Senate chambers.
Hill said a public intervention from all 10 living former defence secretaries this week had prevented armed forces from becoming involved in the coup attempt, so Trump had opted instead to incite his supporters.
"This could have turned into a full-blown coup had he had any of those key [military and security] institutions following him," Fiona Hill, who served as a US national security adviser on Russia between 2017 and 2019, told the Daily Beast.
She added: "Just because it failed or didn't succeed doesn't mean it wasn't real."
Alarm had grown in defense circles that the president would attempt to involve the military after his former national security adviser Michael Flynn floated the idea of bringing in troops to "rerun" the election as the president continued to baselessly insist he had won the election.
"They prevented the military from being involved in any coup attempt. But instead, Trump tried to incite it himself," Hill said. "Just because it failed or didn't succeed doesn't mean it wasn't real."
Multiple officials including Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts and Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger have also accused Trump of trying to launch a coup. Three European security officials this week also characterised Trump's actions as a coup attempt in conversations with Insider.
Two Cabinet secretaries, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and transportation secretary Elaine Chao resigned over the riot, along with multiple White House officials.
"There is no mistaking the impact your rhetoric had on the situation, and it is the inflection point for me," said DeVos in a resignation letter to the president.
A federal prosecutor on Thursday said that President Trump was being investigated for possible incitement over the siege at the Capitol.
Michael Sherwin, the acting US attorney in Washington, DC, told reporters that prosecutors will examine the statements Trump made at the rally at which he urged his supporters to "fight like hell" to stop Congress from certifying Biden's victory.
"Yes, we are looking at all actors here, not only the people that went into the building, but ... were there others that maybe assisted or facilitated or played some ancillary role in this," Sherwin said.
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- Fiona Hill, a former national security official appointed by President Donald Trump, said he was 'trying to stage a coup' after a mob of his supporters stormed the Capitol in Washington, DC, on Wednesday.
- "This could have turned into a full-blown coup had he had any of those key institutions following him," Fiona Hill told the Daily Beast.
- Hours before a violent mob of protestors broke into the building, President Trump had told them at a rally to 'fight much harder' and 'take our country back.'
- Hill said a public intervention from all 10 living former defence secretaries this week had prevented armed forces from becoming involved in the coup attempt.
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President Donald Trump was deliberately "trying to stage a coup" by inciting a mob of his supporters to storm the Capitol, which only failed because the military did not join in, a former national security official to the president has said.
A mob of Trump's supporters violently stormed the Capitol building on Wednesday, just hours after the president urged them to "fight much harder" to overturn the election.
Supporters broke police lines and entered the building through broken doors and windows before ransacking the offices of lawmakers and entering the House and Senate chambers.
Hill said a public intervention from all 10 living former defence secretaries this week had prevented armed forces from becoming involved in the coup attempt, so Trump had opted instead to incite his supporters.
"This could have turned into a full-blown coup had he had any of those key [military and security] institutions following him," Fiona Hill, who served as a US national security adviser on Russia between 2017 and 2019, told the Daily Beast.
She added: "Just because it failed or didn't succeed doesn't mean it wasn't real."
Alarm had grown in defense circles that the president would attempt to involve the military after his former national security adviser Michael Flynn floated the idea of bringing in troops to "rerun" the election as the president continued to baselessly insist he had won the election.
"They prevented the military from being involved in any coup attempt. But instead, Trump tried to incite it himself," Hill said. "Just because it failed or didn't succeed doesn't mean it wasn't real."
Multiple officials including Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts and Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger have also accused Trump of trying to launch a coup. Three European security officials this week also characterised Trump's actions as a coup attempt in conversations with Insider.
Two Cabinet secretaries, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and transportation secretary Elaine Chao resigned over the riot, along with multiple White House officials.
"There is no mistaking the impact your rhetoric had on the situation, and it is the inflection point for me," said DeVos in a resignation letter to the president.
A federal prosecutor on Thursday said that President Trump was being investigated for possible incitement over the siege at the Capitol.
Michael Sherwin, the acting US attorney in Washington, DC, told reporters that prosecutors will examine the statements Trump made at the rally at which he urged his supporters to "fight like hell" to stop Congress from certifying Biden's victory.
"Yes, we are looking at all actors here, not only the people that went into the building, but ... were there others that maybe assisted or facilitated or played some ancillary role in this," Sherwin said.
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They shole forget how to crack heads when cacs are confrontational.
figures
Interesting. When a Supreme Court Justice is vetted, isn't their family relationships looked into as well? I mean, he's been on the bench for 30 years, just wondering if he can be impeached for his wife's idiocracy. If so, bring it on!!
Whoosh
He was vetted down to a cunt hair.
I know, but is there precedent where a judge's family is used to oust them from a bench? Not speaking solely on SCJ, just thinking in general...
My sarcasm radar was off. My bad, fam
If Trump had any sense he would resign and have Pence pardon him. But he may have burned that bridge with Pence by his actions
Saul good man, lots of coons and self haters round these parts lately(although most have gone back to the dumpster from once they came now that their orange god is done) so I can understand people being testy lol
Dude has no sense. Every decision he makes puts him in a worse position.
Well said, Also they are saying he wanted to fire Pence and if he could he would have.
I don’t think Pence was happy and when the election was over in November he was happy and ready to move on from Trump
Yea, the trolls have become less low key. The OP of that Kamala thread referred to this particular thread as, get this, "Trump-bashing"
Yep, the opposite of the midas touch
Damn, if that crazy bitch got 1.3 billion, then I’m definitely doing something wrong in life. I got to figure shit out
Sad times man, but the bgol wolves always get their meal and dispose of these trolls post haste in threads so it all works out in the end.(just wish they gave us the greenlight to ban these idiots)
A trip down the rabbit hole.
A 2nd impeachment can be done with swift action.
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