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oDDmON , in Fears grow that Trump will use the military in ‘dictatorial ways’ if he returns to the White House

Fears? Try certainty.

Nobody , in Trump again vows to be a day-one ‘dictator’ in Iowa town hall

[Trump] recently suggested that he would order the arrest and prosecution of Mr Biden and other top Democrats, also told the assembled Iowa voters that he’d assemble a “deportation force” to remove more than 7,000,000 migrants from the country without due process.

I'm getting nostalgic for the days when all he thought he could get away with was shooting a guy on Fifth Avenue.

Anticorp , in The Supreme Court Just Erased Part of the Constitution

We are a nation without laws, run by a bunch of criminals. If the laws are never enforced, then they essentially don't exist. The only time laws are enforced are against the people, the working class that props the country up. The political and business class citizens are excluded from judgement.

cabron_offsets , in 'No Question This Is Dead’: Biden Impeachment Probe Collapses

The republican traitor filth will push it through, like their boss putin expects.

PrinceWith999Enemies , in Romney says Trump Nato comments make ‘friends wonder if they can rely on America’

Jesus Christ, the current candidates manage to make Mitt Fucking Romney look like he’s 30 years old.

Got_Bent ,

In my own mind, 1994 was a couple weeks ago, not thirty years ago. It takes a conscious mental step for me to register that these candidates are demented geriatrics because they're still young in my mind because 1994 was last week.

This also applies to musicians as well as that creepy old dude I see in the mirror. No idea where he came from.

I suspect the vast majority of older voters are not taking that conscious mental step and are voting for young candidates that they remember from "last week."

This is not a justification at all. Merely a self reflection that I occasionally get caught up in time denial myself.

carl_dungeon , in GOP senators defy Trump by advancing foreign aid bill

It’s almost like that fucking muppet isn’t in charge of anything huh.

Municipal0379 ,

The house of reps enters the chat….

As much as I’d like to see the bill become law it won’t.

perviouslyiner ,

Almost like senators understand geopolitics, shocker!

homesweethomeMrL , in Supreme Court justices steer clear of insurrection question in Trump ballot case

The central point? Of course they did.

Gradually_Adjusting , in In Huge Reversal, GOP Poised To Kill The Border-Ukraine Package It Demanded
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The party of failure and violence

SinningStromgald , in Republicans Who Screamed About A Crisis On The Border Oppose A Plan To Fix It

Can't complain about something that is no longer an issue. Where would they get the next few decades of outrage bait from if they did?

omgitsaheadcrab , in Are Biden and Trump too old to run?

Yes

Crackhappy , in Green Day Trashes Trump Again During Subway Gig In Disguise
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I hate Jimmy Fallon but that was awesome.

pottedmeat7910 , in Haley says US has ‘never been a racist country’

She's playing to her audience, which consists mostly of white people that have never actually experienced racism.

eran_morad , in Trump Promises Voters Vengeance In His Final Pitch Before Iowa Caucus

Greasy orange traitor fuck. Lock him the fuck up.

Limonene , in Donald Trump Is a National-Security Risk

The article talks about how presidential candidates (and some other office candidates) get secret security information before they are actually elected. And it says that Donald Trump should not receive that information.

Shouldn't candidates have to apply for a security clearance, if they want this info before they are elected? This could make it a nonpartisan issue, while achieving the same result (since Trump would not be eligible for a security clearance, due to his history of mishandling documents).

IMongoose ,

The main argument against making mandatory tests or additional subjective criteria, is introducing gatekeeping into the election. Who approves the clearance? Who double checks it? Who do they report to? Are you going to trust the current administration when they say that someone doesn't have clearance and can't run? The system is set up so that the people are in charge of the government, and not the government being in charge of the government. The issue that we are running into though is when the people are absolute morons.

heavy , in Michigan Just Became the First State in 6 Decades to Scrap an Infamous Anti-Union Law

Michigan is starting to sound pretty legit

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