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We gottem boys. We did it. Us. We are so good.
"WASHINGTON — 
The highest-profile congressional investigation since Watergate concluded Thursday that former President Trump intentionally spread false claims about the 2020 election and provoked a mob of his supporters to attack the U.S. Capitol." >

I feel like it's an understatement - in my view, this is the highest-profile congressional investigation including Watergate. >

Watergate was breaking and entering and this is a coup.
I'd say this is more the highest profile investigation since Johnson, who betrayed his country to the Confederates. >

“As you read this report, please consider this: Vice President Pence, along with many of the appointed officials who surrounded Donald Trump, worked to defeat many of the worst parts of Trump’s plan to overturn the election,” committee Vice-Chair Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) wrote in the foreword to the report. “This was not a certainty. It is comforting to assume that the institutions of our Republic will always withstand those who try to defeat our Constitution from within. But our institutions are only strong when those who hold office are faithful to our Constitution.” >

And Pence is still circling Donald's hole with his tongue >

This baffles me. People who believe the ‘big lie’ think Trump won which means those chanting “hang mike pence”think Pence didn’t ‘stop the steal’ because he wanted Biden? and that he sabotaged his own religious ideals for Biden? Or to triangulate towards his own run for office? I’m generally confused what people mad at mike pence are mad at him for in regards to the 2020 election. I’m asking to understand not to fight.. thoughtful responses appreciated. >

Most of people who are mad at Pence believe:

The 2020 presidential election really was stolen and Trump really did win
There was a high-level coordinated attack on our elections to put Biden in place (possibly by the international baby-eating Satanic abortionist cabal being run by the Clintons out of a pizza parlor, if you're the QAnon type)
Pence had the power not to certify the results of the election, thus sending it back to the individual states to re-count, confirm, and re-submit for certification
Pence did not do this because he is a coward or secretly wanted Biden to win or wanted to promote himself as the next GOP candidate or whatever
Trump possibly would have led the "revolutionaries" (read: insurrectionists) into the capitol building had Pence just done what they wanted him to do
Pence is therefore possibly guilty of treason for being party to this unprecedented attack on our democracy

The most amazing thing about this is Trump had been telegraphing his claims of a stolen election since 2016 and is a known liar who will say literally anything to get applause and attention. It is baffling to me that there is a single person in America willing to take Donald fucking Trump at his word. 
Anyway, this is why they have now turned on Mike Pence, the guy who was supposed to help Trump save Christianity in America and is now considered a cowardly traitor by all these big brain geniuses. >

Link to the full final report! 
Merry early Christmas! >

I like how the report openly acknowledges that there are media outlets (Fox, OANN, etc) that are specifically designed to deliberately brainwash and mislead people into believing insane shit. 
Seeing that relives me quite a bit, honestly. I didn't think they would mention anything specifically about this. >

Hands down, he is guilty AF. >

I think the most shocking thing about Jan. 6 is how easily it happened—that the GOP enabled this at all levels of American politics, and now how they show open disdain for the US Constitution and it’s values. >

I didn’t need an investigation. We all saw it happen. >

History matters. >

Facts matter most. History can be skewed and washed. But the facts will always remain >

Hope you can share this insight with Ye. >

We all knew this would be the end result of Trumpism, right? Even his supporters? It seems inevitable. >

I think it's a mistake to call this an 'end result'. It was a status report on an ongoing situation, in which the money players, the power brokers, and the lieutenants on the ground remain undeterred and largely unencumbered by any meaningful stoppage. The end has yet to be written >

Somebody decided to get this ready for the History Books. >

No. Shit. Sherlock. >

Conservatives: nuh uh! >

Yeh I know, I saw it happen. >

So after 1000 "he is really gonna get it now" reports with nothing happening, is this nearing an end, I am exhausted. >

Oh God, aren't we all! >

Yawn..... WHERE'S THE FUCKING PRISON CELL. I DONT GIVE A FUCK ANYMORE UNTIL THAT FUCKER IS BEHIND A JAIL CELL. >

Well hopefully that’ll never happen >

You mean Trump is the evil Trump? I am shocked, shocked! Well, not that shocked. >

Pitchforks and torches go get im >

Really?! No... you don't say! I'm shocked! Oh my! 😱  /s >

That's great to hear, but is he going to be stopped from running for president again? Barred from holding any office? What are the consequences here? >

I think what is so scary is how many people in the US believe a dictatorship is what will “fix their lives”. If anything it will make their lives worse and at what point as history has shown: “round them up, they are a drain to society.” I mean the report of Meadows and others referring to Trump as “the boss” and how “he will take care of you”. Then they all get thrown under the bus when Trump doesn’t get his way. I mean you get the mob mentality but at the same time. Trump having magical powers to make stupid and evil people do his bidding is even more scary. >

Where's the consequences for this? Are we even equipped to solve that level of treason? What's next? >

The DOJ and states to do their job. >

Glad to know what we all knew almost 2 years ago. Big Rs will still bury their heads in the sand about it. >

He knew they were a bunch of suckers. >

Does anyone care? This has been public knowledge for two years now, just like everyone in Washington knew Trump was peddling secret state documents ever since he left the WH. And what's been done about it? Absolutely zero legal consequences, not a single criminal proceedings or an indicement. And not only are American people not in the streets demanding justice in the interest of persevering their republic, but this midterms they actually voted for the party that supported the coup. >


not a single criminal proceedings or an indicement

Peter Navarro was charged and arrested for contempt by a Jan 6 committee recommendation to DOJ, as was Steve Bannon. That's just from the January 6 committee's DOJ recommendations and that's the same thing that they've done here. Also, getting a search warrant for Mar-A-Lago counts as a criminal proceeding because it constitutes a claim of crimes committed to the court via sworn affidavit, which is enough to describe as a criminal proceeding, the next step will be a charge, followed by indictment, or both at the same time. Meanwhile a thousand plus Jan 6 insurrectionists have been jailed, some with charges like seditious conspiracy.
All that to say it's being willfully blind to claim nothing is happening or has happened. No president in the history of America, even Nixon, has ever been recommended by Congress or anyone else to the DOJ for criminal charges before. This is absolutely unprecedented and should constitute the biggest evidence that indeed "something is being done about it." >

Trump should be evicted from the US >

Y’all still hung up on this shit huh? >

Yea, when a president tries to steal an election, it's a big deal >

Nobody cares >

He innocent idc >

Absolutely flabbergasted. Truly astounded. Quite flummoxed perhaps. Really rustles my jimmys. Got me feeling gooby wooby. >

Listen.....why are we putting off our internal hatred towards each other....let's agree to keep our military in place for our country sake and just get the next civil war underway if you are in the military you stand aside and do what you swore to do protect the country. It's poor vs rich we all know it. The trust and respect in each other and government has been washed away we are on the edge let's jump already..... >

I think too much credit is being given to trump here. People of this country are mad Democrats and Republicans and it’s easy to see why. Our leaders on both sides of the aisle do not have our best interest at heart and they don’t uphold their promises.