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Writes a strongly worded letter about how this can be solved by giving more money to the already wealthy.
Could you imagine if this was attempted by a intelligent and competent president with a strong team behind him? We would likely be living under an authoritarian regime as we speak. Thank God Trump and the MAGA cult are a bunch of incompetent morons. >

Look at the Bush team. They were all Nixon era flunkies who had 20 years to think... If I had it to do over... and they did. That's exactly what the Trump era flunkies are going to look like. Smarter from their mistakes, but the same goals. >

Exactly, we shouldn't view this as the end of a near miss, but rather a practice round for part 2 (2024?) >

I dont think it'll happen that soon. Maybe 2028. Republicans are desperately trying to seprate from MAGA but MAGA make up a lot of their votes. Also, covid continues to thin their voting pool sincd they spent the past 2 years continously questioning the legitimacy of the virus and vaccinations. >

Aren't COVID deaths equal among vaccinated and non vaccinated? >

You for real? I think you missed the /s 
If you are being serious, which I’m guessing you aren’t, a simple google search will provide more than enough credible sources to answer your question >

The mortality rates between those who have natural immunity and vaccinate based immunity are equal, with the natural immunity lasting longer than the vaccine based immunity. I don't see why you are refuting this when it's WHO statistics...... >

Easily verified: 
Scientific American: 
“The death rate among unvaccinated people is still far higher than that among the vaccinated even though vaccinated people.”
Unvaccinated have died 7x the rate of vaccinated. >

Ohhhh you're using only Americans stats lol. I'm talking global. America isn't....the healthiest country to run stats in..... >

No need to trail off ominously. Tell us how it isn’t relevant to look at US statistics specifically in terms of how vaccination rates and correlated deaths will impact future elections within the US. >

Link to the PDF of the final report. >

Why is it dated December 00, 2022??
So many placeholders on just the first few pages. Did anyone proofread this thing?
This can’t be the final version, else they did a shit job editing. >

The date of the release changed multiple times within the last week so there's that but those errors certainly don't reflect well. >

For the legitimacy of the government, it's important that this document exists. Of course MSM Fox News crowd will not read, but it will be read by others, not yet alive. Important as a historical record >

They will read it,  selectively quote it and reframe it. "Look what Hunter did now!" >

Leave none of the co-conspirators un-prosecuted.  If ratfucks like Bannon, Roger Stone, Flynn and several complicit current members of Congress get away with it, they'll just try again with DeSantis.      
Don't just address the last attempted insurrection, do something to prevent the next one. >

He paid for lawyers. Who told people not to remember or answer questions. >

This is news. He paid someone he hired! >

You got me! >

Was this ever in doubt?  I feel sure that those orchestrating this invasion of the White House should all be in prison by now.. >

It really wasn't. Anyone with two brain cells could have pieced together this pre-k puzzle. >

He spent months before the election saying he would do this. Then he spent months after saying he would do this. Anyone who tells you otherwise is gaslighting you.
Republicans have taken to gaslighting everyone around them as a political tactic. >

Remember - Republicans killed two legitimate attempts to impeach this criminal too. >

And the ‘central cause’ of the attack on the Capitol in 2021 has been raising money and planning another attack on the Capitol, this time with the goal of ‘terminating the Constitution’ in 2024. >

In other words, tRump instigated the Jan. 6 insurrection. >

Yup that's what happened  I don't know if I can share this  but I watched him do it live on t.v.! From beginning to end. That sack of seditious shit needs to be in jail already. >

And anyone with a single viable neuron made that same conclusion 1/7/21 >

Well, parts of the conspiracy network, lower on the conspiracy pyramid, have been convicted and are serving jail time. The “central cause” of the network will presumably face the same destiny. >

To be fair, we all knew this was true the day it happened. We watched it happen live. >

You mean the guy who was on TV telling his rally to go attack the Capitol?
Quite honestly, I'm shocked. There's just no way we could have known this until now. >

No shit. >

In other words, a frog’s ass is water tight and the Pope is Catholic. >

Wow. The guy the attackers were fighting to make dictator while dressed head to toe in gear plastered with his name who had months/years of pro-Trump activity and stances did it for Donald Trump because Donald Trump told them to do it?
Shocking allegation. /s >

Duh. >

So arrest him >

So Trump, Giuliani, Sidney Powell , Q and the MyPillow Guy versus everybody else? And even Trump privately admitted he lost the election. And his power play to announce he’d won before all the ballots were counted was pre-meditated and foretold by Bannon and Stone. >

What does this even mean? Will he face any criminal charges or get arrested anytime soon? >

It means that Congress has put DoJ in a position where they will either charge Trump, or, be forced (by public pressure) to offer some sort of explanation of why they won't. >


be forced (by public pressure) to offer some sort of explanation of why they won't.

Actually, not by public pressure, but by the statute that empowers Special Counsel Jack Smith. If he declines to prosecute the target of his investigation (Trump), then he has to report that declination decision to Congress, by law. >

And then Congress does what?