Trump Rally:
Q - What are you hoping to hear today?
A - That heโs gonna make America great again and end China.
Q - Whatโs the #1 issue you care about?
A - I want Trump back in office.
Q - And you sir?
A - Um, yeah. Voter .. get .. he belongs back there. And the voter fraud.
Woman at Trump rally: โI watch Trump every time heโs on TV. He just brings me so much hope and inspiration. We need to get down on our hands and knees and pray for this man to get into office. Evil has taken over. Good needs to overcome.โ
1. Trump commits crimes.
2. Trump gets charged with crimes.
3. Trump labels the charges โelection interference.โ
4. Trump then uses that as justification to take campaign donations from people to pay his legal bills.
Don the Con strikes again. The Grifter King.
Unbelievable: For the first time in the history of America, a President was impeached not once but twice for attempting to extort a foreign leader in exchange for dirt against his political opponent, and for inciting an insurrection.
And House Republicans will hold a vote this week to expunge those impeachments from Trump's record.
According to a Politico scoop, GOP House Speaker Kevin McCarthy made a secret promise to Trump that he would hold a vote to expunge Trump's two impeachments, a promise that McCarthy denies. He was being pressured by the disgraced former President for an endorsement, and offered up the ill-advised expunging idea instead.
Multiple moderate House Republicans have indicated that they wish neither to revisit Trump's impeachments nor his January 6th involvement, as that will put vulnerable House Republicans' reelection hopes at risk.
Furthermore, another risk posed would be if the measure fails to pass, the risk of embarrassment would be huge. โThe problem is: If you have an expungement, and it goes to the floor and fails โ which it probably will โ then the media will treat it like itโs a third impeachment, and it will show disunity among Republican ranks. Itโs a huge strategic risk,โ said one senior GOP member.
Do you think House Republicans should risk even more failure and humiliation by attempting to expunge Trump's impeachments, or should they cut their losses and settle for the permanent stain on Trump's already horrendous record?
I want my life back. I want my life before Donald back. I donโt want to know this much about politics. I want to feel safe to not have to watch the news for just one day because I fear whatโs coming next from him. I am so sick of all of this and I want my damn life back.
Unbelievable: For the first time in the history of America, a President was impeached not once but twice for attempting to extort a foreign leader in exchange for dirt against his political opponent, and for inciting an insurrection.
And House Republicans will hold a vote this week to expunge those impeachments from Trump's record.
According to a Politico scoop, GOP House Speaker Kevin McCarthy made a secret promise to Trump that he would hold a vote to expunge Trump's two impeachments, a promise that McCarthy denies. He was being pressured by the disgraced former President for an endorsement, and offered up the ill-advised expunging idea instead.
Multiple moderate House Republicans have indicated that they wish neither to revisit Trump's impeachments nor his January 6th involvement, as that will put vulnerable House Republicans' reelection hopes at risk.
Furthermore, another risk posed would be if the measure fails to pass, the risk of embarrassment would be huge. โThe problem is: If you have an expungement, and it goes to the floor and fails โ which it probably will โ then the media will treat it like itโs a third impeachment, and it will show disunity among Republican ranks. Itโs a huge strategic risk,โ said one senior GOP member.
Do you think House Republicans should risk even more failure and humiliation by attempting to expunge Trump's impeachments, or should they cut their losses and settle for the permanent stain on Trump's already horrendous record?
With a complete disregard for the lives of those attempting to escape their circumstances, Gov. Greg Abbott has not only neglected his responsibility to protect life, but he has exacerbated it.
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