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    One has to wonder. If Trump is actually impeached and forced to resign, I have zero doubt there will be blood. The guy has built up too much of a cult of personality.

    Ironic thing is that they all view the people they are pandering to as idiots, and really only profess things for the sole reason that they play well with the base. I think (shudder) Coulter finally figured it out.
    Coulter will be back licking his ass next year

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    The American Right hankers for a civil war: a history in four videos


    Before the 2016 election, far-right militiamen held exercises in the Georgia woods to prepare for 'resistance' to a Clinton administration.

    Buried inHasson’s deleted emails,

    along with correspondence to neo-Nazi leaders and

    ruminations on his admiration for Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik,

    were his working notes for events around which he was planning actions, notably:

    “what if trump illegally impeached” and

    “civil war if trump impeached”.


    As Chris Hayes
    adroitly observed,

    it’s not hard to find where
    Hasson might have obtained the belief that civil war would erupt if President Trump were to face impeachment:

    Civil war has become an endemic talking point and source of speculation among right-wing pundits.

    Only this week,
    longtime Republican operative Joseph diGenova went on Laura Ingraham’s Fox News show and warned:

    We are in a civil war in this country.

    There's two standards of justice, one for Democrats, one for Republicans.

    The press is all Democrat, all liberal, all progressive, all left—

    they hate Republicans, they hate Trump.

    So the suggestion that there's ever going to be civil discourse in this country for the foreseeable future in this country is over.

    It's not going to be.

    It's going to be total war.

    And as I say to my friends,

    I do two things—

    I vote and

    I buy guns.


    Before he was indicted in the Mueller investigation,

    Roger Stone was fond of warning that civil war lay around the corner if any attempt were made to remove Donald Trump from office.

    Televangelist and Trump ally Jim Bakker made similar warnings only
    a few months into the presidency.

    Far-right pundits like Kurt Schlichter have
    pondered what a civil war might look like—

    concluding, naturally, that the right will kick their asses.

    Even before Trump’s election,

    talk of civil war was bubbling up with great frequency among far-right militiamen

    who believed a Hillary Clinton presidency would bring about a fresh kind of “tyranny,” many of whom
    prepared for armed resistance in the event she won.

    Indeed, the talk has cropped up in other recent domestic-terrorism incidents:

    Three Kansas militiamen arrested in October 2016 for plotting the truck bombing of a rural community of Somali refugees

    were acting under the assumption that Clinton would win, and

    were planning to act the day after the November election as an opening act of resistance to her administration.


    https://www.dailykos.com/stories/1837424


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    The American Right hankers for a civil war: a history in four videos


    Before the 2016 election, far-right militiamen held exercises in the Georgia woods to prepare for 'resistance' to a Clinton administration.

    Buried in Hasson’s deleted emails,

    along with correspondence to neo-Nazi leaders and

    ruminations on his admiration for Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik,

    were his working notes for events around which he was planning actions, notably:

    “what if trump illegally impeached” and

    “civil war if trump impeached”.


    As Chris Hayes
    adroitly observed, it’s not hard to find where Hasson might have obtained the belief that civil war would erupt if President Trump were to face impeachment:

    Civil war has become an endemic talking point and source of speculation among right-wing pundits.

    Only this week,
    longtime Republican operative Joseph diGenova went on Laura Ingraham’s Fox News show and warned:

    We are in a civil war in this country.

    There's two standards of justice, one for Democrats, one for Republicans.

    The press is all Democrat, all liberal, all progressive, all left—

    they hate Republicans, they hate Trump.

    So the suggestion that there's ever going to be civil discourse in this country for the foreseeable future in this country is over.

    It's not going to be.

    It's going to be total war.

    And as I say to my friends,

    I do two things—

    I vote and

    I buy guns.


    [FONT="]Before he was indicted in the Mueller investigation,

    Roger Stone was fond of warning that civil war lay around the corner if any attempt were made to remove Donald Trump from office.

    Televangelist and Trump ally Jim Bakker made similar warnings only
    a few months into the presidency.

    Far-right pundits like Kurt Schlichter have
    pondered what a civil war might look like—

    concluding, naturally, that the right will kick their asses.
    [/FONT]

    [FONT="]Even before Trump’s election, talk of civil war was bubbling up with great frequency among far-right militiamen who believed a Hillary Clinton presidency would bring about a fresh kind of “tyranny,” many of whom prepared for armed resistance in the event she won.

    Indeed, the talk has cropped up in other recent domestic-terrorism incidents:

    Three Kansas militiamen arrested in October 2016 for plotting the truck bombing of a rural community of Somali refugees

    were acting under the assumption that Clinton would win, and

    were planning to act the day after the November election as an opening act of resistance to her administration.
    [/FONT]


    https://www.dailykos.com/stories/1837424


    One has to wonder what their reaction to a President Sanders would be. Fox "news' will have a hard time spinning coordinated terror attacks by right-wing white supremicists.

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    I suppose a lot of the militiamen are adored, venerated vets trained to kill anywhere, overseas or in USA

    Killing is fundamental to their iden y, aka, ing sick assholes.

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    I hate chris as much as the next guy, but you dont think thats fishy?

    Either america is dumb to hire him or he was an american agent to start.started of
    Kid pled guilty, did his time, and fully admitted how much of an idiot he was. Chris doesn't really care about him, and doesn't really think the kid is a threat either, he is just trying to deflect, as he always does.

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    This kind of stuff predates Trump, it’s been going on since Reagan discovered how powerful it was to tell people that Republican vs. Democrat was a matter of good vs. evil, and its intensity level has ramped up since then. Before Trump it was Sarah Palin going crazy about death panels and how much gas would cost under Obama. The Republican candidates who’ve tried to lead a campaign without extremely negative rhetoric (Romney, Dole, McCain) all got their clock cleaned because Republican policy simply doesn’t appeal to enough people.
    This kind of stuff is fed by Fox "news" 24/7 scaremongering. Republicans win when people are afraid of some group of scary brown people.

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    I hate chris as much as the next guy, but you dont think thats fishy?

    Either america is dumb to hire him or he was an american agent to start.started of
    Easier to assume that the kid did something stupid, then realized how stupid it was.

    Wouldn't be the first to do so, and that theory makes fewer assumptions than a "secret mole", with an open past.

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