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Lofgren added: “Now it's for someone else to decide whether that's illegal or not. That's not the purview of a legislative committee.” Bennie Thompson said similar
Donald Trump did not and does not reasonably believe the there was election fraud. Under the doctrine of conscious avoidance, he cannot put his head in the sand to avoid reality.
The “delusional sociopath” defense (h/t @chrislhayes) would not hold up in a criminal trial.
Lauren Boebert “praying” for President Biden’s death at a “Christian” event is just the latest and perhaps most despicable example that this person never should have been handed a microphone by voters.
Bill Barr admitting Trump knew he had lost. Ivanka Trump admitting Barr is right. Jason Miller admitting Trump was siding with a visibly drunk Rudy Giuliani. Trump people are selling each other out by the minute. They’re all toast. Now indict Trump.
I get there are people—good people—who worry that prosecuting Trump will lead to civil unrest and violence. But not prosecuting him will hasten the demise of democracy. Prosecute the guilty.
Years later and I still can’t see how Missouri thought it was a good idea to replace Senator Claire McCaskill with neo-Nazi seditionist scum Josh Hawley. Not to mention the fact that he doesn’t even live there and lives in Virginia. Truly insane.
It seems the justified criticism of Macron’s previous statements about Putin and Russia have been listened to in Paris; this is a very welcome change in tone from the French.