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I am not talking about 2026. I am talking about right now. Will republican members of the house feel less threatened by Trump because they don't have the primary threat, and vote against the budget bill? Or will the threat come from another funding source like Leonard Leo?
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If the primary threat is gone or diminished, how likely is it that the 3 vote house majority will disintegrate?
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Will Miller's protection go away if Pam Bondi is removed from the Florida bar? Will Bondi's power as AG be diminished enough that she is limited in her ability continue doing what she has been doing?
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Since elon is not on board anymore, what happens to Trump's threat to primary republicans who don't vote for the budget bill? Empty threats?
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Trump succeeds because no one in government pushes back against Trump's legitimacy to issue orders, especially law enforcement.
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Why can't the argument be made that since Trump, via section 3 of the 14th amendment, is ineligible to hold office because of January 6th, any orders he issues to government departments is also illegitimate; therefore, the ICE arrests are illegitimate and are unenforceable?
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critical comments of the Trump administration, and are using meta programs to infiltrate my phone. I have facebook, messenger, threads, and Whatsapp installed on phone. Anyone else experience this, and how did you solve this?
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Future ice employees(thugs) or gestapo agents?
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Amnesty will fail because Republicans don't have the necessary votes. They must be removed from office. Democrats regain majority, subpoena power, speaker No need to wait for 2026. Budget bill fails, Trump is stopped.
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Use your power to invoke house rule 9 and introduce an amnesty bill under section 3 of the 14th amendment for all of the Republicans who aid and abetted an insurrectionist. List their names on the bill. Vote on the bill.
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The person who put that language into the bill should be removed from office for violating their oaths.
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Steroidal violating their oaths of office
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Trump is stopped dead in his tracks. It will take time for governors to replace these people, and hold special elections for replacements. Proper oversight returns.
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Senate, and must pass by 2/3 vote to grant clemency. If democrats vote as a block against clemency, the bill will fail, and those members in the bill must be removed from office. Republicans lose their majority, the budget bill will no longer have support without extensive modification, and
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Any democrat in the house can invoke house rule 9 , and introduce an amnesty bill to grant clemency to members of the house and senate who have aided and abetted Trump so far in this administration. List every single member who has given aid in this bill. The bill must be voted on in the house and
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What they are really doing is calling the old price a sales price. Organic peanut butter has risen from $8 to $11.99 in less than a year.
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Offer them a get a get out of jail deal with immunity for their cooperation in detailing how Elon and company fabricated 2024 election results.
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If it doesn't, you know the election has been hacked. You can then go after all the DOGE teens and get one of them to flip about what actually happened in the election. The DOGE teens have already broken multiple laws with huge sentences possible for their roles in DOGE.
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If you hand count a randomly selected group of hand ballots, and then those ballots against safe, validated tabulating software, you should get the same results from the tabulating software used in the election.
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We should also prohibit current and former militia members from being ICE agents, and prohibit pardoned j6 people from being members of law enforcement.
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Priorities
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Community protection against potential violent kidnappers.
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Bring him up on charges of committing perjury in his testimony to congress. Then when he is convicted, sentence him to maximum prison sentence.
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How many times will Trump and Homan have to violate their oaths of office before congress decides to remove them from office?
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We need to create a funding group dedicated to throwing out the sponsors of these bills for violating their oaths of office.. Aim the ads at all of those people who are adversely impacted(most of us).
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Why isn't he arrested and put on trial at the Hague for human rights violations?
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The only way to deal with bullies is to slap them down hard, so that they can't get back up
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2nd amendment looking more and more like the only solution to put a stop to this.
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The supreme Court does not have the authority to change the constitution.
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They could do it quicker by introducing a clemency bill for his role on January 6th, then voting no. Game over.
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Hoping someone will just shoot him if he tries to do that. I would vote not guilty if there was a trial.
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If Schumer had lived in Germany during the 30's, he would have casually said nothing during Hitler's overthrow of democracy.
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Guns
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The only way to stop this is for Congress to emasculate the air Force 1 travel budget. Deprive af 1 of fuel so that can't take off unless it is official government business.
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The only way to stop this administration is to remove them from office.
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Power grid failure for the slope
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Just another way to fill up Tower Tower.
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Is Trump going to house all of the gold card purchasers in Trump Tower? Grifter on steroids. At least all of the criminals will be in one place for target practice /s.
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Or not have a sovereign wealth fund at all, and repeal all of those republican tax cuts to reduce the debt.
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If Trump wants to raise money for soverign funds, he should do it by repealing the Reagan, Bush 1&2, and Trump tax cuts. And prohibit Trump's or Elon's crypto coins from being part of the fund. Also put in stringent regulations to prevent Trump and Elon from benefiting in any way.
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Every day I turn on the news, it seems magnitudes worse than the day before. It's as if everyone in the Trump administration is using Lenin or Stalin as a role model and try to outdo them. When will the American people and the Republicans say enough, and put a stop to this f-ing nonsense.
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Flip the DOAG kids against Musk and Trump using as leverage their criminal behavior to reduce their criminal charges while working on DOAG.
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Trump has no constitutional or statutory powers to do anything because of his role on January 6th. He is illegitimate. Civil service employees should just say no.
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That woukd take an enormous number of hard drives to do.
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Right to life transforms itself into let them die.