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BREAKING: Republican Congressman Thomas Massie exposes Trump for choking off water to Colorado to punish Lauren Boebert after she voted to release the Epstein files.
This is a jaw-dropping revelation...
"Lauren Boebert, they took her over to the Situation Room, right? Like this is where if they're trying to kill or capture Osama bin Laden, this is where they are at the White House," Massie said during an interview with Tucker Carlson. "They took her into the Situation Room and tried to whip her into taking her name off of the discharge petition."
"Over Epstein?" asked Carlson.
"Over Epstein. Yep," confirmed Massie. "And then the president vetoed a bill that would have brought water to a large portion of Colorado."
"Over Epstein," Carlson repeated.
"Over Epstein," said Massie. "And this isn't even— At this point, it's not just about Lauren Boebert. Why are people in Colorado deprived of water because their representative wants to expose a sex trafficking ring?"
"I mean, none of this makes any sense at all," said Carlson.
Unfortunately, it makes all too much sense. Trump is a deeply vindictive man. He wouldn't hesitate to punish an entire state if he thought that it would hurt Boebert's political career. Hell, he wouldn't hesitate to punish the entire country if he thought it would hurt an enemy.
As for why he didn't want the Epstein files released, that's even more obvious. His name is all over those documents. We still don't have the full files, but the ones we have seen include allegations that Trump raped and sexually abused minors with his long-time friend Epstein.
The bill that Trump vetoed to punish Boebert was related to a 130-mile pipeline aimed at carrying water from the Pueblo Reservoir to roughly 50,000 rural Coloradans. Currently, those people struggle to obtain adequate water and what water they do have access to is often contaminated with salt, radioactive waste, and toxic chemicals.
The bill would have extended repayment periods for local municipalities and it passed unanimously in Congress before Trump vetoed it. According to the Congressional Budget Office, the measure would have added a relatively measly (by federal spending standards) $500,000 to the government's costs for the project. Trump vetoed it anyway. This is the same man who's now seeking $1 billion in taxpayer funds for his ballroom.
In other words, Trump chose to make innocent Americans drink harmful water because he was upset that his pedophilia had been exposed.
This is an impeachment worthy offense.
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@washingtonpost@doritmi A toddler would have done a better job running your shithole country than that corrupt filthy pedophile y’all elected again. “Accidentally.” “Addressing the problem.” SMDH. Most incompetent & corrupt administration in history
@IRanMediaco Wake up: under Donald, many American citizens can’t move forward in life.His dishonesty toward the American people isn’t accidental. It’s consistent. Promises made, promises broken, and the truth bent to fit his interests. That pattern costs working families to suffer.
@washingtonpost Trump proved a POTUS can overstep his power and control every agency in government whether they like it or not and out bought Congress doesn't give a fuck. I hope the next dem erases everything Trump did or ever thought of doing.