Trump supporters behaving like the bags of ass that they are
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I think that was the case also the police drop the ball because people told them that he was doing this.....so everybody is trying to cover their ass.
Trump has told his staff, not to pay Rudy Giuliani
(CNN)President Donald Trump, irritated at being impeached for a second time, has told people to stop paying Rudy Giuliani's legal fees, a person familiar with the matter tells CNN, though aides were not clear if the President was serious about his instructions given he's lashing out at nearly everyone after the day's events.
Trump became the first president in US history to be impeached twice on Wednesday, one week after a mob stormed the US Capitol following a speech by the President that excoriated his supporters to fight against the counting of the electoral votes that would affirm President-elect Joe Biden's win. The insurrection left five people dead, including one Capitol Police officer, and has left the nation's capital and state capitols around the country preparing for potential violence as Biden is set to be inaugurated next week.
Trump has been blaming his longtime personal attorney and many others for the predicament he now finds himself in, though he has not accepted any responsibility in public or in private, people familiar with his reaction told CNN. Giuliani is still expected to play a role in Trump's impeachment defense but has been left out of most conversations thus far.
Another source of Trump's ire is House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who incensed Trump further on Wednesday by saying he bears responsibility for last week's riot. The President had already been upset with McCarthy after the California Republican left the option of censuring Trump on the table in a letter to colleagues earlier this week.
The details about Giuliani's legal fees were first reported by the Washington Post.
The President is now more isolated than ever. Several of his Cabinet secretaries -- the ones who haven't resigned in protest -- are avoiding him, his relationship with the vice president remains fractured and several of his senior staffers are scheduled to depart their posts this week.
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One White House adviser told CNN that "everybody's angry at everyone" inside the White House, with the President being upset because he thinks people aren't defending him enough.
"He's in self-pity mode," the source said, with Trump complaining he's been under siege for five years and he views this latest impeachment as a continuation of that.
But many people close to Trump view the current situation as different than his first impeachment, when he was charged with pressuring the government of Ukraine to dig up dirt on Biden to try and influence the presidential election.
"His actions led to here, no one else," the White House adviser said, adding, "He instigated a mob to charge on the Capitol building to stop the certification, he's not going to find a lot of sympathetic Republicans."
During the last impeachment effort, Trump allies in and out of the White House publicly defended him and sent out talking points throughout the impeachment proceeding. No similar effort materialized this time, with House Republican leadership deciding against pressuring their colleagues to stay in line and instead allowing them to vote their conscience. Ten Republicans voted with every Democrat to pass the single article of impeachment.
With his favorite mode of communication -- Twitter -- no longer available to him after Trump was banned from the social network on Friday, another person close to the White House worried that Trump may lash out further.
"He's been holed up in the residence, that's never a good thing. He's by himself, not a lot of people to bounce ideas off of -- whenever that happens he goes to his worst instincts," that person said. "Now that Twitter isn't available God only knows what the outlet will be."
(CNN)President Donald Trump, irritated at being impeached for a second time, has told people to stop paying Rudy Giuliani's legal fees, a person familiar with the matter tells CNN, though aides were not clear if the President was serious about his instructions given he's lashing out at nearly everyone after the day's events.
Trump became the first president in US history to be impeached twice on Wednesday, one week after a mob stormed the US Capitol following a speech by the President that excoriated his supporters to fight against the counting of the electoral votes that would affirm President-elect Joe Biden's win. The insurrection left five people dead, including one Capitol Police officer, and has left the nation's capital and state capitols around the country preparing for potential violence as Biden is set to be inaugurated next week.
Trump has been blaming his longtime personal attorney and many others for the predicament he now finds himself in, though he has not accepted any responsibility in public or in private, people familiar with his reaction told CNN. Giuliani is still expected to play a role in Trump's impeachment defense but has been left out of most conversations thus far.
Another source of Trump's ire is House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who incensed Trump further on Wednesday by saying he bears responsibility for last week's riot. The President had already been upset with McCarthy after the California Republican left the option of censuring Trump on the table in a letter to colleagues earlier this week.
The details about Giuliani's legal fees were first reported by the Washington Post.
The President is now more isolated than ever. Several of his Cabinet secretaries -- the ones who haven't resigned in protest -- are avoiding him, his relationship with the vice president remains fractured and several of his senior staffers are scheduled to depart their posts this week.
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One White House adviser told CNN that "everybody's angry at everyone" inside the White House, with the President being upset because he thinks people aren't defending him enough.
"He's in self-pity mode," the source said, with Trump complaining he's been under siege for five years and he views this latest impeachment as a continuation of that.
But many people close to Trump view the current situation as different than his first impeachment, when he was charged with pressuring the government of Ukraine to dig up dirt on Biden to try and influence the presidential election.
"His actions led to here, no one else," the White House adviser said, adding, "He instigated a mob to charge on the Capitol building to stop the certification, he's not going to find a lot of sympathetic Republicans."
During the last impeachment effort, Trump allies in and out of the White House publicly defended him and sent out talking points throughout the impeachment proceeding. No similar effort materialized this time, with House Republican leadership deciding against pressuring their colleagues to stay in line and instead allowing them to vote their conscience. Ten Republicans voted with every Democrat to pass the single article of impeachment.
With his favorite mode of communication -- Twitter -- no longer available to him after Trump was banned from the social network on Friday, another person close to the White House worried that Trump may lash out further.
"He's been holed up in the residence, that's never a good thing. He's by himself, not a lot of people to bounce ideas off of -- whenever that happens he goes to his worst instincts," that person said. "Now that Twitter isn't available God only knows what the outlet will be."
The Las Vegas shooting went away fast. It’s the largest mass shooting in modern US History and over 2 years later we still don’t know much about his motive, plans,how he got the money, or who helped him.
We have more details about the OJ Simpson case than the largest mass shooting in the modern era.
Hold up...
I saw a video where they are trying to make it seem like a Brutha organized that shit. That’s some BS. In the pictures and videos of the incident, I only saw that one brutha with the backpack and he was just taking pictures(likely an undercover cop). This was purely a CAC act.
I saw a video where they are trying to make it seem like a Brutha organized that shit. That’s some BS. In the pictures and videos of the incident, I only saw that one brutha with the backpack and he was just taking pictures(likely an undercover cop). This was purely a CAC act.
WATCH ALL THE VIDEO BELOW
Trump watching the terrorist act on the Capitol
Jr has to be hands down one of the dumbest muthafuckas on the face of the earth.
Gotdamn they believe that shit
When he said kimburrrlyJr has to be hands down one of the dumbest muthafuckas on the face of the earth.
So they arrested the guy who killed the capitol police officer with the fire extinguisher.
That guy is a firefighter from Delaware.
Delaware County... Which is the county between Philly and the Delaware border.
Retired Delco firefighter arrested for hurling fire extinguisher at Capitol Police during riot
A Delaware County man is suspected of assaulting three Capitol Police officers with a fire extinguisher during last week’s violent riots at the U.S. Capitol.
Robert Sanford, an Upper Chichester resident and retired Chester city firefighter, was allegedly caught on video hurling a fire extinguisher at a group of officers. He was taken into custody by FBI agents early Thursday morning and now faces three felony counts of assaulting a police officer.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington D.C. has been investigating and prosecuting insurrectionists nationally. Sanford’s alleged crime appears to be separate from a different high-profile fire extinguisher incident, in which Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick was struck and killed with one as the pro-Trump mob overtook the Capitol.
The alleged assault came as rioters breached a line of Capitol officers and surged toward the building, where lawmakers were inside debating certification of the 2020 election. The Wall Street Journal has released video that allegedly shows Sanford throwing an extinguisher at a group of officers. CBS News reported that images of a man at the rally with a hat emblazoned “CFD” — the initials of the Chester Fire Department — was Sanford.
Chester Mayor Thaddeus Kirkland acknowledged that Sanford had served in that city’s fire department from 1994 until February of 2020. He offered condolences to family and friends of those wounded during the riot.
“While Robert Sanford adorned a hat with a Fire Department logo, he is not a current employee of the city of Chester,” he said. “If any person, be it current or former employee or resident, is confirmed to have participated in last week’s event at the Capitol, then we hope our legal system will work according to its purpose and bring them to justice.”
Federal officials have said Sanford will make an initial court appearance in Philadelphia at 1 p.m. Thursday.
Retired Delco firefighter charged with assault for hurling fire extinguisher at Capitol Police
His alleged crime appears to be separate from a different high-profile incident, in which Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick was struck and killed.
felony assault?Delaware County... Which is the county between Philly and the Delaware border.
Retired Delco firefighter arrested for hurling fire extinguisher at Capitol Police during riot
A Delaware County man is suspected of assaulting three Capitol Police officers with a fire extinguisher during last week’s violent riots at the U.S. Capitol.
Robert Sanford, an Upper Chichester resident and retired Chester city firefighter, was allegedly caught on video hurling a fire extinguisher at a group of officers. He was taken into custody by FBI agents early Thursday morning and now faces three felony counts of assaulting a police officer.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington D.C. has been investigating and prosecuting insurrectionists nationally. Sanford’s alleged crime appears to be separate from a different high-profile fire extinguisher incident, in which Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick was struck and killed with one as the pro-Trump mob overtook the Capitol.
The alleged assault came as rioters breached a line of Capitol officers and surged toward the building, where lawmakers were inside debating certification of the 2020 election. The Wall Street Journal has released video that allegedly shows Sanford throwing an extinguisher at a group of officers. CBS News reported that images of a man at the rally with a hat emblazoned “CFD” — the initials of the Chester Fire Department — was Sanford.
Chester Mayor Thaddeus Kirkland acknowledged that Sanford had served in that city’s fire department from 1994 until February of 2020. He offered condolences to family and friends of those wounded during the riot.
“While Robert Sanford adorned a hat with a Fire Department logo, he is not a current employee of the city of Chester,” he said. “If any person, be it current or former employee or resident, is confirmed to have participated in last week’s event at the Capitol, then we hope our legal system will work according to its purpose and bring them to justice.”
Federal officials have said Sanford will make an initial court appearance in Philadelphia at 1 p.m. Thursday.
Retired Delco firefighter charged with assault for hurling fire extinguisher at Capitol Police
His alleged crime appears to be separate from a different high-profile incident, in which Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick was struck and killed.whyy.org
why not murder or manslaughter?
out here killin mufuckas and they still get white privilege.
They explain that in literally the third sentence in the post you quoted.
This is crazy, its looking more and more like a an inside job.
We black people were saying that while it was happening in real time. Ain't nobody surprised but white people.
That video is super old. That dude was not at the capitol.
New documents suggest Las Vegas shooter was conspiracy theorist – what we know
In the documents, those who encountered gunman Stephen Paddock say he expressed conspiratorial, anti-government beliefs characteristic of the far right
In the documents, those who encountered gunman Stephen Paddock say he expressed conspiratorial, anti-government beliefs characteristic of the far right
New documents suggest Las Vegas shooter was conspiracy theorist – what we know
In the documents, those who encountered gunman Stephen Paddock say he expressed conspiratorial, anti-government beliefs characteristic of the far rightwww.theguardian.com
In the documents, those who encountered gunman Stephen Paddock say he expressed conspiratorial, anti-government beliefs characteristic of the far right
Supposedly he lived in the same Town as Cliven Bundy. Some other folks attached to Bundy assaulted and killed Federal officers a few years back.
No you sensitive BITCH. I am simply adding context so people are clear.
It wasn't a personal attack on you but you such a pussy/female you can't understand that everything isn't always an attack.
I got to be MAGA? Cause I want the truth to be known and not have niggas looking stupid commenting about inaccuracies?
The truth matters dummy. Fuck off.
It wasn't a personal attack on you but you such a pussy/female you can't understand that everything isn't always an attack.
I got to be MAGA? Cause I want the truth to be known and not have niggas looking stupid commenting about inaccuracies?
The truth matters dummy. Fuck off.
so you the purveyor of truth when there was no lie?
again what was inaccurate that you was protecting niggas from ?
Gotcha
They need to put this bastard in front of a firing squad. Then they need to make possession of this flag illegal with a maximum penalty.
Have a great day dummy.
Absolutely, this flag should be a hate crime.
They need to put this bastard in front of a firing squad. Then they need to make possession of this flag illegal with a maximum penalty.
Dead MAGA rioter Ashli Babbitt and her Marine husband were in a THROUPLE with live-in 29-year-old bartender who is sticking by the widower's side as he mourns his wife's Capitol shooting death
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Ashli Babbitt (right) and her ex-Marine husband Aaron were in a three-way relationship with a 29-year-old bartender Kayla Joyce (left). A picture posted on Aaron's Facebook shows the throuple at the beach, the women in bikinis and him topless, wearing sunglasses and a lion tattoo on his chest
- Trump supporter and Air Force vet Ashli Babbitt, 35, was shot dead by Capitol Hill police in last week's riot
- DailyMail.com can reveal that Ashli and her ex-Marine husband Aaron were in a three-way relationship with a 29-year-old bartender
- Ashli's brother confirmed that their girlfriend Kayla Joyce lived with the married couple in San Diego
- Kayla is sticking by Aaron's side and consoling him as he mourns his wife's death
- Ashli and Aaron, who served as a Marine from 2000 to 2005, married in 2019 and met their girlfriend less than a year into their marriage
- They met while Kayla was working at their local bar, Ocean Beach Brewery
- Ashli's brother Andrew, 21, said his late sister was raised to welcome people of all sexual orientations, colors or creeds – as long as they were 'Team America'
Ashli Babbitt and her Marine husband were in a THROUPLE
DailyMail.com can reveal that Ashli Babbitt and her ex-Marine husband Aaron were in a three-way relationship with a 29-year-old bartender named Kayla Joyce.
Ashli Babbitt (right) and her ex-Marine husband Aaron were in a three-way relationship with a 29-year-old bartender Kayla Joyce (left). A picture posted on Aaron's Facebook shows the throuple at the beach, the women in bikinis and him topless, wearing sunglasses and a lion tattoo on his chest
You take an oath to the constitution when you become a member of the military. I've been inside the Capital building 3 times that I can remember. It's an awesome experience to view and be in the building. As a veteran her file needs to be updated and she needs to be given a dishonorable discharge. Every one involved in committing treason and sedition which is what that shit was need to be tried under UCMJ!!!!Dead MAGA rioter Ashli Babbitt and her Marine husband were in a THROUPLE with live-in 29-year-old bartender who is sticking by the widower's side as he mourns his wife's Capitol shooting death
- Trump supporter and Air Force vet Ashli Babbitt, 35, was shot dead by Capitol Hill police in last week's riot
- DailyMail.com can reveal that Ashli and her ex-Marine husband Aaron were in a three-way relationship with a 29-year-old bartender
- Ashli's brother confirmed that their girlfriend Kayla Joyce lived with the married couple in San Diego
- Kayla is sticking by Aaron's side and consoling him as he mourns his wife's death
- Ashli and Aaron, who served as a Marine from 2000 to 2005, married in 2019 and met their girlfriend less than a year into their marriage
- They met while Kayla was working at their local bar, Ocean Beach Brewery
- Ashli's brother Andrew, 21, said his late sister was raised to welcome people of all sexual orientations, colors or creeds – as long as they were 'Team America'
Ashli Babbitt and her Marine husband were in a THROUPLE
DailyMail.com can reveal that Ashli Babbitt and her ex-Marine husband Aaron were in a three-way relationship with a 29-year-old bartender named Kayla Joyce.
Ashli Babbitt (right) and her ex-Marine husband Aaron were in a three-way relationship with a 29-year-old bartender Kayla Joyce (left). A picture posted on Aaron's Facebook shows the throuple at the beach, the women in bikinis and him topless, wearing sunglasses and a lion tattoo on his chest