jsdgt.bsky.social
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As noted by so many, we're hooked on trying to stop the impeachable offenses of a corrupt President. If Senate Republicans had done their Constitutional duty and voted yes at his second impeachment, we wouldn't be in this mess right now.
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Exactly. He'll either have to ask his lawyers or say he doesn't know if he has to follow that.
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He doesn't care. He can't run again, he's grifting as much as he can and will either fly away to a country without an extradition treaty leaving the Republican Party in the lurch or will set himself up as President for life. No matter what he won't need any voters anymore.
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It sure seems like he's threatening an American citizen because he used his First Amendment right to freedom of speech, doesn't it?
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Good Lord we haven't even made it through 100 days and they're already emboldened to do this. If the Republicans in Congress don't start stepping up, the American people need to stage a walk-out. Pick one day and everyone stays home, grinding the country to a halt, with obvious exceptions. ππππππ!
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This Republican administration doesn't want statistics and facts, especially on gun violence and children. If there are no facts, they can spin a tale no one can refute.
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I can't fathom anyone turning a blind eye to the unconstitutional behavior the administration is exhibiting, yet Congressional Republicans are remaining mum. To those Republicans I repeat: "Have you no sense of decency, at long last? Have you left no sense of decency?" Stand up to him, now!
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How about Booker for Majority Leader and AOC for Speaker? They've actually resisted.
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I wish you had been elected to head the DNC and I hope you'll always be available to advise them, you've done a phenomenal job in Wisconsin. Thank you and good luck in your next endeavor.
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It's great to see how many people turned out. As for Putin's puppet, he probably cheats more at golf than on his current wife, sees golf courses more often than her too I'd bet.
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I care about my 401k, I worked for years as a nurse, retired one year ago and now I have to worry that the 401k I haven't had to touch but might need later on is evaporating. Jeanine Pirro needs to stop drinking the kool-aid out of that wine box she downs nightly.
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They're worried they'll lose at least one seat in the Florida special elections and possibly this one if she leaves. This has nothing to do with 2026, it's about trying to ram through things now.
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Absolutely.
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Well it would seem that no one's going to stand up to Trump, so I'm sure he (actually Stephen Miller, a charming mix of Hermann GΓΆring and Heinrich Himmler because we know Trump isnt smart enough) will try every power grab he can when it comes to immigration. Miller hates anyone not white.
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Very interesting stance on Democratic leadership
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Those poor families! Imagine your newborn being exposed to a deadly disease and other than some immunoglobulin there's nothing you can do but wait and hope your little infant doesn't get sick. Some people are just idiots and the rest of us pay for it.
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I'm worried any finding can be twisted to look like whatever they want. Most people understand that people are hired on merit, that DEI ensures that one candidate isn't picked because of privilege, or denied because of prejudice. I'm sure most of them know that too, but their supporters don't.
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Yet they'll get away with it because no one seems to have a spine left to take them on.
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How in good conscience can they vote yes on a bill that cuts social services, codifies as lawful whatever the hell Musk and doge are doing and gives up more checks and balances to a wanna be dictator? How?
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This is unconscionable. Let them have their land and stop bombing innocent civilians.
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The anger I'm feeling right now is off the charts. This is why people give up and stay home when there's an election. Nothing we do seems to matter.
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Worse than the Republicans.
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Here ya go crazy oligarch and demented President, the keys to democracy are all yours. We had a good run. I'd almost bet he couldn't hold together the needed no votes. We need a leader, not cheap suits that fold. In disgusted with all political Party's right now. π€¬
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Please press him on caving. I'll miss democracy and this is where it died.
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Convicted Felon's supporters don't care about corruption, conservative voters don't care as long as the corruption doesn't conflict with their agenda and the people who understand it are dumbfounded that Republicans and Independents aren't on the news 24/7 beating the drum about it.
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I'm surprised about Mr. King agreeing with the death penalty, even for a savage killer. I can't reconcile the death penalty with a first world nation, of course I'm not sure we're still a first world nation.
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Allowing women to be transfered into mens prison is encouraging women to be assaulted in that prison. What is wrong with this administration?
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They'll go after middle class filers.
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So much for "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."