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Luntz takes a snapshot of Trump voters in various stages of the grieving process.
An 'angry' Penice navigates the fallout of his rupture with Trump over election, Capitol riots
Before leaving office, President Barack Obama awarded the nation’s highest civilian honor – the Presidential Medal of Freedom – to his vice president.
To his vice president, Trump bestowed the label of coward.
“Mike Pence didn’t have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our Country and our Cons ution,” Trump tweeted in a post that Twitter removed Wednesday evening.
Trump has also barred Pence’s chief of staff, Marc Short, from the White House.
“He’s blaming me for advice to VP,” Short told RealClearPolitics.
(snowball) Inhofetold the Tulsa World on Wednesday that he’s “never seen Pence as angry as he was today.”
Trump’s public denunciation of his vice president is unprecedented in the history of the modern vice presidency
turning on Pence is particularly striking given Vice President
Pence's loyalty to the president which some ... would regard as having been excessive in the history of the office,”
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ts/6582212002/
Is Penice mad enough at Trash to support 25th Amendment removal? He should ask his wife if it's OK
Luntz takes a snapshot of Trump voters in various stages of the grieving process.
Token black guy: CHECK
BREAKING:
Vice President Mike Penice will not invoke the 25th Amendment against Trump;
Democrats preparing articles of Impeachment.
People are wonderful
Justice Dept. backs off the prospect of charging Trump for inciting a riot.
no charges would be filed against anyone who made inflammatory comments at the rally where the president spoke.
“Don’t expect any charges of that nature,”
their focus “is on the events at the Capitol.”
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/01/08/us/trump-biden
The Cons ution’s Option for Impeachment
After a President Leaves Office
"To haul a former president back before the tribunal of Congress
when it has uncovered misconduct makes eminent sense
when the only permissible sanctions might be those that the Cons ution provides.
That misconduct invariably calls for a special remedy, and
the Cons ution provides that in disabling the president
who has committed such misconduct
of ever being able again to serve as president or
any other federal office and
continuing to benefit financially from his time as president."
https://www.justsecurity.org/.../the-cons utions.../
Will the Dems do it? Not with feckless, spineless Pelosi running the House.
Last edited by boutons_deux; 01-10-2021 at 03:52 PM.
If the only punishment Trump faces for this is having his Twitter account suspended then we may as well be living in a lawless third world country.
JUST
GOT
REAL
Probably the first thing that gets Trump's attention.
New York State Bar Association moves to remove Rudy Giuliani's membership
https://www.rawstory.com/bar-associa...move-giuliani/
Several 1000 Yale Law (Hawley) grads and Harvard Law (Cruz) grads pe ion to have both disbarred
Trump supporters plan 'armed protests' in all 50 states starting this weekend
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-insur...sts-2649874870
PGA yanks 2022 tourney from Trash's Bedminster, which must cost Trash $Ms
Dems introduce a single Article of Impeachment
Continued Delays to Confirmation Process of Biden Nominees Are A Threat to National Security and Public Safety
President Trump and his allies in Congress have done everything in their power to slow down the transition and undermine President-elect Biden's ability to hit the ground running on day one.
the Senate is already behind in the confirmation process for his incoming administration.
Control of the Senate cannot be used as an excuse for delays;
Republicans were always going to be in control of the Senate during the lame duck period and
it was their responsibility to keep nomination processes moving forward.
Biden is at risk of entering office without a single confirmed Cabinet position,
making this the first time a new administration would not have at least part of its national security team in place since the Cold War.
four years ago, hearings for President Trump’s national security nominees were well under way:
Homeland Security (1/10/17),
State (1/11/17),
Attorney General (1/11/17), and
Defense (1/12/17).
Many of President Obama’s national security nominees had hearings on a similar timeline:
State (1/13/09),
Homeland Security (1/15/09), and
Attorney General (1/15, 1/16/09).
https://www.commondreams.org/newswire/2021/01/11/continued-delays-confirmation-process-biden-nominees-are-threat-national
This is on McConnell, not Trash.
ing Dems, esp Biden, babbling about establishing bipartisanship
it includes last week's phone call to Brad, funny no one is talking about that anymore, it's thematically connected to the Jan 6th attack on the US Congress.
Trump Approval Hits All-Time Low of 33 Percent, Nearly Two-Thirds Say President is ‘Undermining Democracy’
https://www.mediaite.com/trump/trump-approval-hits-all-time-low-of-33-percent-nearly-two-thirds-say-president-is-undermining-democracy-quinnipiac/
that's almost double McConnell's approval rating in KY
Trump gets cucked by PGA: https://www.espn.com/golf/story/_/id...trump-national
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