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To be fair, President Trump’s four years in office weren’t so bad, except when when he incited an insurrection against the government, mismanaged a pandemic that killed nearly half a million Americans

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Y’all about to get a great visual representation of Cullman, Alabama. Only good things to come out of Cullman are the Britt brothers (Roll Tide!) and orange rolls from All Steak restaurant. That pla

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You seem really pissed off for a nontrumper.  Just laugh at the trumpers, bro.  They’re really gullible dumbfucks who worship this orange blob…you know, people completely unlike yourself.  

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A former President of this country got from "ultimate sacrifice for the country they love" to "lunatic thugs" in the very same sentence on Memorial Day.  

and calling fascists "Pigs" almost sounds like he's anti-facists.  Is there like a name for that or something?  

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Storming Normandy Beach and walking into 1,000,000 rounds of machine gun fire, or crawling into pitch black shoulder width tunnels the Viet Cong used while alone and armed with nothing more than a flashlight and one pistol vs. tweeting and watching Fox News.  It’s a close call.

Wonder how many of his supporters will understand how badly he just insulted vets on Memorial Day.

Almost as badly as the time he said he doesn’t like American POWs.
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Wonder how many of his supporters will understand how badly he just insulted vets on Memorial Day.

Almost as badly as the time he said he doesn’t like American POWs.

The majority of his supporters are illiterate. That microblog might as well be xixida0ijasidfjapsfjaoihuhfsdjngakgnaokdgng but in all caps.

Mmmmm more fat old orange god circle photo pls 

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My vet blood is fucking boiling. Let's revisit Dante with respect to dotard. 

1. Limbo - Didn't have time to be good or bad so yeah welcome to hell-lite
2. Lust
3. Gluttony
4. Greed
5. Anger
6. Heresy
7. Violence
8. Fraud
9. Treachery

Checks every fucking level except 1!

Dotard fan: Those 12th century philosophers are anti-Trump! 

 

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It's not so much the Executive Order overriding a 160 year old constitutional amendment that has withstood every single appeal against it.  Trump's secretly super-effective plan is to physically remove the Constitution and its Amendments from the National Archives Museum and take them to Mar-a-Lago.  By doing so, he will have negated the protections surrounding the 14th just by thinking about it.  And 35% of this country are reading this and thinking, "Yeah, that seems reasonable.  Let's go with that."  

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It's going to be amazing to watch this battle where Dotard and Meatball Ron try to one up each other on who can fuck more people over. 

Ron six months from now: "Oh yeah, well if I'm elected I'm bringing back slavery!". 
 

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Yeah, Ron is gonna try to highlight these little tinny battles he's waged (many of which he's lost, BTW).  But try and prop those up as a model for he'll for America if elected.  Trump just says, "Meatball Ron is a Traitor to the Party and to our Country."  And it's game over in 30 seconds.  He's so fucked, he doesn't even know it.  It's like when Henry in "Goodfellas" is relieved about Morty.  "Even if I told him how close he was, he'd never believe me.  

Ron is bringing Disney Characters to a literal AR-15 fight.  There's a 10% chance he gets clipped by a MAGA nutjob, never mind losing the primaries in embarrassing fashion.  He's in a tough spot, his star will never again be so bright as this cycle, but the chances for implosion rival those of a white dwarf.  All puns intended.

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He can go to hell ….

 

Trump is now using Kari Lake’s dark filter. I guess he didn’t like the pics of him without his makeup on. Man, I’d like the mineral rights to his face when he’s all dolled up.

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Yeah.

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-fbi-justice-department-purge-1234743318/

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In recent months, the former president has asked close advisers, including at least one of his personal attorneys, if “we know” all the names of senior FBI agents and Justice Department personnel who have worked on the federal probes into him. That’s according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter and another person briefed on it. 

Trump has then privately discussed that should he return to the White House, it is imperative his new Department of Justice “quickly” and “immediately” purge the FBI and DOJ’s ranks of these officials and agents who’ve led the Trump-related criminal investigations, the sources recount. The ex-president has of course dubbed all such probes as illegitimate “witch hunts,” and is now campaigning for the White House on a platform of “retribution” and cleaning house.

 

 

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Separately, the twice-impeached former president has been saying for many months that on “day one” of his potential second term, he wants FBI director Christopher Wray “out” of the bureau, according to another source familiar with the matter and two people close to Trump. It’s an ironic turn, given that Trump appointed Wray in 2017. 

(Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Trump’s 2024 primary rival, has also pledged to fire Wray, telling Fox News last week that he’d do so on “day one.”) 

But in the years since, Trump came to deeply distrust Wray. By the end of 2020, Trump was venting to senior administration officials that he would make it a top priority to replace Wray “next year,” blasting the director for not wholesale purging the FBI of non-Trump-loyalists. Trump lost the 2020 election to Joe Biden, and thus didn’t get his chance to fire Wray in 2021.

 

 

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During some of the conversations this year, including at Trump’s Florida club Mar-a-Lago, some of Trump’s close political allies told him that they are working on figuring out the identities of the FBI and DOJ staff and forming lists, two of the sources relay to Rolling Stone. 

However, others have complained that the feds aren’t making it easy for them.

In December 2022, the conservative nonprofit Judicial Watch — run by prominent Trump ally Tom Fitton — filed a Freedom of Information Act request demanding information about “all employees hired by or detailed to the office of Special Counsel Jack Smith.” In April, the Justice Department denied the request on the ground that it was an “unwarranted invasion of personal privacy” and that it would “interfere with enforcement proceedings.” 

 

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“One can only conclude, after seeing the uproar over the anti-Trump, partisan Mueller operation, that the Garland Justice Department has something to hide about Jack Smith and his prosecutors again targeting Trump and other Republicans with unprecedented investigations,” Fitton said at the time. 

On Friday, Fitton told Rolling Stone that the DOJ is still “stonewalling” him and his group on the identities: “I don’t understand why it is that the names of prosecutors involved in a criminal investigation are secret. The Durham report shows it’s important we know who’s working there. We don’t want Social Security numbers or personal phone numbers, but certainly senior leaders and others who are pursuing this need to be disclosed. 

“We were able to get hiring material for the Mueller investigations, interviews applications and stuff like that,” he added.

Fitton said his group is still seeking the information administratively, but that “this is the type of lawsuit we typically would pursue.”

Other developments have made it harder for MAGA allies to create a comprehensive list of whom to potentially fire. Prior to Smith’s appointment, full names — in official DOJ email addresses — would appear in emails sent by Justice Department lawyers working on the Trump-related probes, to attorneys for subjects and likely targets of the investigations. But in the time since Special Counsel Smith started overseeing the probes last year, such emails began at times only showing initials for multiple DOJ addresses, obscuring the names of certain lawyers or personnel working on the special counsel’s team, according to a source with direct knowledge of the situation.

The feds, including Special Counsel Smith’s office, are currently investigating Trump and his associates for their efforts leading up to the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol attack, as well as for the ex-president’s hoarding of classified documents after he left office. Trump remains the leading candidate for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination in various polls, and he has already been indicted in a separate criminal investigation in New York. His lawyers are also expecting a federal indictment in the Justice Department’s Mar-a-Lago documents probe soon, and have already briefed Trump as such.

The identities of law enforcement personnel involved in the Mar-a-Lago investigation have been a flashpoint between Trump and the Justice Department since the FBI executed a search warrant on his residence in August 2022. Prosecutors unsealed a copy of the search warrant with the names of agents redacted, but the former president posted a copy of the document with the names of two FBI agents involved in the search. 

The search kicked off an “unprecedented” number of threats against FBI agents and an attack by an armed Trump supporter on the FBI’s Cincinnati field office. 

Trump’s latest crusade against the FBI coincides with his plans for a complete remaking of the federal bureaucracy. That includes promises to install extreme loyalists like Jeffrey Clark and Michael Flynn, who aided Trump’s anti-democratic efforts to overturn the 2020 election outcome. Trump also has pledged to sign an executive order, dubbed Schedule F, that would make it easier to hire loyalists and fire nonpartisan civil servants. 

 

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20 minutes ago, Francisco 2.0 said:

Yeah.

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-fbi-justice-department-purge-1234743318/

 

 

 

 

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“One can only conclude, after seeing the uproar over the anti-Trump, partisan Mueller operation, that the Garland Justice Department has something to hide about Jack Smith and his prosecutors again targeting Trump and other Republicans with unprecedented investigations,” Fitton said at the time. 

On Friday, Fitton told Rolling Stone that the DOJ is still “stonewalling” him and his group on the identities: “I don’t understand why it is that the names of prosecutors involved in a criminal investigation are secret. The Durham report shows it’s important we know who’s working there. We don’t want Social Security numbers or personal phone numbers, but certainly senior leaders and others who are pursuing this need to be disclosed. 

“We were able to get hiring material for the Mueller investigations, interviews applications and stuff like that,” he added.

Fitton said his group is still seeking the information administratively, but that “this is the type of lawsuit we typically would pursue.”

Other developments have made it harder for MAGA allies to create a comprehensive list of whom to potentially fire. Prior to Smith’s appointment, full names — in official DOJ email addresses — would appear in emails sent by Justice Department lawyers working on the Trump-related probes, to attorneys for subjects and likely targets of the investigations. But in the time since Special Counsel Smith started overseeing the probes last year, such emails began at times only showing initials for multiple DOJ addresses, obscuring the names of certain lawyers or personnel working on the special counsel’s team, according to a source with direct knowledge of the situation.

The feds, including Special Counsel Smith’s office, are currently investigating Trump and his associates for their efforts leading up to the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol attack, as well as for the ex-president’s hoarding of classified documents after he left office. Trump remains the leading candidate for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination in various polls, and he has already been indicted in a separate criminal investigation in New York. His lawyers are also expecting a federal indictment in the Justice Department’s Mar-a-Lago documents probe soon, and have already briefed Trump as such.

The identities of law enforcement personnel involved in the Mar-a-Lago investigation have been a flashpoint between Trump and the Justice Department since the FBI executed a search warrant on his residence in August 2022. Prosecutors unsealed a copy of the search warrant with the names of agents redacted, but the former president posted a copy of the document with the names of two FBI agents involved in the search. 

The search kicked off an “unprecedented” number of threats against FBI agents and an attack by an armed Trump supporter on the FBI’s Cincinnati field office. 

Trump’s latest crusade against the FBI coincides with his plans for a complete remaking of the federal bureaucracy. That includes promises to install extreme loyalists like Jeffrey Clark and Michael Flynn, who aided Trump’s anti-democratic efforts to overturn the 2020 election outcome. Trump also has pledged to sign an executive order, dubbed Schedule F, that would make it easier to hire loyalists and fire nonpartisan civil servants. 

 

All those republicans currently up in arms about the weaponization of government are surely horrified by the prospect of this. 

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18 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

Dumb ass knows it’ll go straight to the courts. Thomas and Alito are ready to rubber stamp it. Roberts is a lean ‘yes’ because it terminates voting rights … 

No, he won’t actually do it. He had 4 years to do it, didn’t do it.  Plus, conservatives aren’t cool with EOs any more, remember?  That’s a principled stance that definitely won’t change when their party is in the White House. 

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