winwhenfight.bsky.social
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The question isn't whether it's BS. It's why do they want to go full on oligarchy. And why do Democrats in Congress think it's business as usual to attend a SOTU address when the opposing party openly abandons democracy, in all its checks and balances, its precedence and morality, for autocracy?
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And the money goes straight to Trump via DOGE's treasury hack to do with whatever - interpreted as federal programs for red states, and cutting federal programs for blue states.
A tariff on imports is passed directly on to all Americans, the proceeds of which go directly to the Trump.
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And if Democrats get censored, then that makes 2026 that much better. It also means censored Democrats don't have to attend sessions in the House or Senate, leaving them open to holding press conferences on the Capitol's steps.
What better way to (a) stand up, and (b) rile up the protesters!?!?
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Why didn't Democrats, one-by-one, heckle Trump, disrupt his lies and propaganda, get censored. Because Trump doesn't care about them! In fact, they're already censored in the fact that Republicans don't listen to them, don't talk to them.
It can't be business as usual.
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Why did Democrats sit there and remain silent while a Congressman (Al Green) was forcefully removed, violating his free speech?
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Except the part where she concedes the day after Nov 5, before all absentee and provisional ballots had been counted. She forgot to tell us she didn't plan to fight.
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The wrong side of morality, sure. But what if the new conservative party doesn't give a fuck about morality??
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There was no way to hack elections 80 yrs ago, so he would not have become president, and similarly the extreme-right party would not have come into power, and the SCOTUS court then had not ruled absolute immunity for a sitting president.
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I can, but you must know that kinda cryptic shit most people can't follow. GTFOH LOL
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Well, they go on strike and then gather to protest in DC, making it difficult to be arrested individually.
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How do you deny rights to minorities? You first denigrate them. Trump right now is denigrating LGBTQ by ignoring the mental health disorder GID (Gender Identity Disorder) as defined in the globally accepted DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual), and redefining gender to eliminate their rights.
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And regardless of what anyone says, everyone has a conscience. When the guilt is too much to handle, they move to deny right to vote to everyone that isn't a white Christian nationalist. Then they won't have to hack voting machinery again, or install gerrymandering districts or voter suppression.
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Again, they need authoritarianism in order to escape accountability for their crimes.
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3/2...
Once the judicial and executive branches are compromised, then how long before the current corrupt Republican Party do his bidding by introducing an amendment to create a third Trump term? Hint: Rep Ogles (R) introduced a resolution last month already to do just that!
Wake up Steve Schmidt!
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Further, Trump's absolute immunity is the vehicle that allows a corrupt man to entrap and corrupt the minions under him. Those anti-qualified confirmations, are ready to do his bidding, with the goal of destroying our democracy.
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Yet there are no hand recounts of paper ballots, and no organization to plan for any.
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The very fact that Republicans are hook line and sinker for this man, accepting Q-Anon beliefs, antisemitism, white nationalism, Nazism, all within a decade of 250 yrs of democratic rule, suggests the nefariousness of prior actions.
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And when citizens start to learn how you're cheating, well then you need to move to a dictatorship in order to prevent accountability for your crimes.
This is where we are today. Trump has hijacked the Republican party by threatening to take the ship down if they don't succumb to his will.
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And this cheating is through voting machine hacking, then voter suppression. Even unconstitutional means by a Florida governor stopping the counting of votes in Bush v Gore 2000.
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And why does a party need to destroy democracy? Because they aren't functioning well within it - they don't understand the increasing complexities of modern democracy, the increasing competitiveness for jobs and wealth. They resort to cheating to retain power.
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The Maga think tank Heritage Foundation is responsible - they reverse engineered our democratic processes to yield total Republican control. You don't do that unless you have a plan of action once you get it. And if the plan is to destruct democracy, well then thats always easier than building up.
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Why couldn't Biden have used Seal Team 6 and the immunity ruling to rebalance the SCOTUS court that caused this whole mess - Schedule F, Chevron, absolute immunity? We wouldn't be here staring at the abyss!
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Geez, you can't effing speak. WTH?? Get some balls and make sense or get the fuck outta here LOL
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Sounds like you're now mumblinggggg! Good luck LOL
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This could explain why an entire Republican party is complicit with Trump and his crimes. And they started stealing elections when it became known they were closely tied ES&S Voting Systems, the company who's voting equipment is used in 60% of the U.S. voting precincts.
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If Dems wanted to hide their crimes they woulda just corrupted the DOJ and FBI by firing non-loyalists. I mean what the hell do you think loyalism does? It's not to help perform your daily job. It's to set a priority that says if your boss wants you to do something illegal, then that comes first!
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But you can if you're now a Russian ally!!!!
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So when people say Trump is failing on his promises to Make America Great Again, they're forgetting that the America that MAGA wants to make great again, is not the same America Democrats want to make great again. They're America is white Christian conservatives.
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What if access to education is? And by causation, over years of racist education, you can infer intelligence or knowledge by race itself? We're not talking about capacity for intelligence. We're talking about intelligence itself.
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Quick Question: Where can I find Democrats in Tuscaloosa? Besides the Tuscaloosa County Democratic Party, which has no Facebook page, and only a website with only executive meetings monthly. Thanks
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2/2 ... instead, feeding ballots into high speed scanners made by the same company whose optical ballot scanners scanned the original ballots. That's not true independence. And many of the counties in these swing states are using ES&S Voting Systems, which has been reported on as having R ties.
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1/2 But that's just the motivation needed. What's missing is any organization for a manual hand recount in the swing states. Nothing. Sure there were recounts for Senate races, but those don't look at other races on the ballot. And the method of those recounts is still not hand counts, but ...
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In other words, did Elon Musk have his bright aerospace engineers inject bullet ballots for Trump at the state tabulation level, that in effect, voted FOR the people that sold their voter registration to Elon during his voter registration lottery?
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It's this ePollBook and the alarming drop-off rate for the Trump ballots that makes most on the left (and the right) concerned that the vote tabulation at the state level was hacked to alter the election outcome, at least in the swing states. See SmartElections for drop-off calculations and data.