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Denounce the Capitol storming in Brazil but remain silent about their complicity in the attack on the US Capitol?  Republicans.  The new standard for political Alzheimer's disease.
This is what happens when people like Trump are not made to face consequences of their actions, others think it’s fine to act in the same way. >

Is it any surprise??? Literally had Trump advisors like Bannon working with Bolsonaro. >

I wish we had some kind of department who had the job of bringing these people to justice. >

...and Merrick Garland still sleeps comfortably in his bed. >

Denounce the Capitol storming in Brazil but remain silent about their complicity in the attack on the US Capitol?  Republicans.  The new standard for political Alzheimer's disease. >

If there was ever a person's opinion I didn't give a damn about regarding an attempted coup, it's Trump's. >

True…I’ll add all other topics in the known universe as well to that list >

Considering Bolsonaro has been seen in Florida I almost wonder if there was some coordination between Trump and Bolsonaro >

Bannon and Miller have their hands in this. >

Follow the money !!! >

Of course, he is watching tv with Bolso in his dining room. >

Here's a better question: Why are Republicans saying that trying to overthrow an election because of made up claims of fraud is a good thing if it happens in the US but bad if it happens in Brazil?
Trump's a fascist asshole, but at least he's logically consistent about it. >

Because they’re voter base is a combination of people who are incredibly stupid and don’t see the contradiction or people who just don’t care as long as it’s their “team.” >

How do we expect Republican’ts to support democracy abroad when they don’t support it at home? If they can’t see the similarities between the two insurrections, then they are even dumber than I give them credit for. >

No wonder, all of Trump's fantasies are about fascist dictatorships. >

Oh sure, Republicans denounce it when it’s someone else’s Capitol… >

In this case, Newsweek took statement of 2 Republicans and attributed it to the rest of the party. Other Republicans are probably sad it failed in Brazil. >

To be fair hes trying to figure out how he can Sue the people in Brazil for likeness infringement >

The Beaverton: Trump sues far-right Brazilian protestors for trademark infringement /s >

I should sue them for joke theft lol >

Weren't they just peaceful tourists? >

Trump and his minions helped Bolsonaro plan the insurrection.  There's a reason Bolsonaro went to Florida a few days before the insurrection.  This is what happens when fascist insurrectionists are allowed to be free.  They will repeat their crimes over and over again until they get what they want (like Hitler did).  The only solution is to lock them up for life. >

they are just refining their tools. they want elections to mean nothing in the US like they mean nothing in Russia >

Agreed
“In chess, the pawns go first” >

Is Bolso staying at MaraLago? >

"The violence in Brazil is not the way to achieve anything, I vehemently condemn the acts of violence and vandalism displayed in Brasilia today."
Lying is the way! - George Santos >

Oh great, so now we have Mr. Uncredible and his wannabe sidekick in the same story!
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^(Speaking of) ^(Santos) ^(and cartoon characters, did you ever notice he looks exactly like) ^(Doofus Drake) ^(from Ducktales?) >

I completely forgot about Ducktales. >

So did Disney. >

Now, if we could just get Donald to STFU about everything else… >

Stephen Miller planned this with Bolsonaros staff. >

Didn't Bolsonaro's son meet with the my pillow guy on Jan 5th two years ago? It's like they helped plan ours, too. >

I bet somebody had their phone privileges taken away to prevent any new 'oopsies.' >

Trump has been super quiet since announcing his campaign. Sounds like he finally is listening to someone and shutting the fuck up >

Of course Trump is silent, he is being told not to cheer them on publicly because it will look bad.
Fuck Republicans and their hypocrisy >

Replublicans denounce capital storming?! Republicans?! 
The contrarianism is fucking exhausting. >

He is quiet when the violence is the type he likes. >

Oh sure, they denounce it there, but endorse it here.  Fuck republicans.  They wouldn’t know the definition of shame. >

So they denounce storming of another country's capitol but not their own. >

He probably forgot who Bolso was. >

He can’t remember which one of the Mexican countries he’s from. >

Any statements from “leaders” McConnell and McCarthy yet? >

Oh, so Republicans can denounce an insurrection. >

Why are Republicans denouncing this normal tourist visit? It seems like legitimate political discourse to me. >

Even Bolsonaro denounced the actions of his supporters, something Trump didn't do... >

They're a couple of weeks too late... >

Well of course the orange turd is silent.... >

Who cares? He's not a figure of consequence anymore. His input is not valuable. >

what's he gonna say?  their using his playbook >

He's doing the same thing he was when his supporters were doing this - watching it all unfold with a sadistic grin. >

Santos denounced it and I was quite surprised. From what I understand his, third set of Grandparents were from Brazil. >

Now we’re not just having articles on everything Trump does, but on everything Trump doesn’t do. >

Our champion of democracy falls silent as one of his right wing terror buddies supporters act in an insurrectionist manner. Hard to believe. >

Stephen Miller would have handled this properly but according to Trump he's "99% gay and probably not reliable."
I'm not making that up. Sam Seder broke the news this morning. >

What does it matter what some civilian says? >

Dude can't help himself, he's gonna come out for Bolsanarro, guaranteed. >

I'm surprised Trump is silent since DeSantis is giving Bolsonaro sanctuary. >

He's wondering why they haven't killed any people, and a little disappointed. >

I’m pretty sure that when the investigations are done, the same people responsible for planning and executing the J6 insurrection attempt in the US will be also behind the attempt to overthrow Brazil’s government >

He doesn't need to say anything. It's his playbook. >

It's a 'trial balloon '.
If it floats then he'll chime in to take credit.
If it flops he'll stay quiet or state the he knew it would turn out that way. >

Personally, I prefer my Donald Tmurps to be silent on any and all subjects. >

Trump lives for chaos and violence. >

In other words Republicans are perfectly fine with spring our capitol, just not anyone else's. >

Do they? >

So the United States now enjoys joint and several liability for not prosecuting elected officials or taking the insurrection seriously.  Trump officials have even been advising the Brazilian insurrectionists 
Brazil now has an international criminal case and claim to take against these people and the Department of Justice for doing nothing to stop it. >

I don't think anyone really cares what he thinks... >

Why would he? He’s not President anymore nor does he hold any political office >

This is what happens when people like Trump are not made to face consequences of their actions, others think it’s fine to act in the same way. >

Is it any surprise??? Literally had Trump advisors like Bannon working with Bolsonaro. >

I wish we had some kind of department who had the job of bringing these people to justice. >

...and Merrick Garland still sleeps comfortably in his bed. >

Denounce the Capitol storming in Brazil but remain silent about their complicity in the attack on the US Capitol?  Republicans.  The new standard for political Alzheimer's disease. >

If there was ever a person's opinion I didn't give a damn about regarding an attempted coup, it's Trump's. >

True…I’ll add all other topics in the known universe as well to that list >

Considering Bolsonaro has been seen in Florida I almost wonder if there was some coordination between Trump and Bolsonaro >

Bannon and Miller have their hands in this. >

Follow the money !!! >

Of course, he is watching tv with Bolso in his dining room. >

Here's a better question: Why are Republicans saying that trying to overthrow an election because of made up claims of fraud is a good thing if it happens in the US but bad if it happens in Brazil?
Trump's a fascist asshole, but at least he's logically consistent about it. >

Because they’re voter base is a combination of people who are incredibly stupid and don’t see the contradiction or people who just don’t care as long as it’s their “team.” >

How do we expect Republican’ts to support democracy abroad when they don’t support it at home? If they can’t see the similarities between the two insurrections, then they are even dumber than I give them credit for. >

No wonder, all of Trump's fantasies are about fascist dictatorships. >

Oh sure, Republicans denounce it when it’s someone else’s Capitol… >

In this case, Newsweek took statement of 2 Republicans and attributed it to the rest of the party. Other Republicans are probably sad it failed in Brazil. >

To be fair hes trying to figure out how he can Sue the people in Brazil for likeness infringement >

The Beaverton: Trump sues far-right Brazilian protestors for trademark infringement /s >

I should sue them for joke theft lol >

Weren't they just peaceful tourists? >

Trump and his minions helped Bolsonaro plan the insurrection.  There's a reason Bolsonaro went to Florida a few days before the insurrection.  This is what happens when fascist insurrectionists are allowed to be free.  They will repeat their crimes over and over again until they get what they want (like Hitler did).  The only solution is to lock them up for life. >

they are just refining their tools. they want elections to mean nothing in the US like they mean nothing in Russia >

Agreed
“In chess, the pawns go first” >

Is Bolso staying at MaraLago? >

"The violence in Brazil is not the way to achieve anything, I vehemently condemn the acts of violence and vandalism displayed in Brasilia today."
Lying is the way! - George Santos >

Oh great, so now we have Mr. Uncredible and his wannabe sidekick in the same story!
​
^(Speaking of) ^(Santos) ^(and cartoon characters, did you ever notice he looks exactly like) ^(Doofus Drake) ^(from Ducktales?) >

I completely forgot about Ducktales. >

So did Disney. >

Now, if we could just get Donald to STFU about everything else… >

Stephen Miller planned this with Bolsonaros staff. >

Didn't Bolsonaro's son meet with the my pillow guy on Jan 5th two years ago? It's like they helped plan ours, too. >

I bet somebody had their phone privileges taken away to prevent any new 'oopsies.' >

Trump has been super quiet since announcing his campaign. Sounds like he finally is listening to someone and shutting the fuck up >

Of course Trump is silent, he is being told not to cheer them on publicly because it will look bad.
Fuck Republicans and their hypocrisy >

Replublicans denounce capital storming?! Republicans?! 
The contrarianism is fucking exhausting. >

He is quiet when the violence is the type he likes. >

Oh sure, they denounce it there, but endorse it here.  Fuck republicans.  They wouldn’t know the definition of shame. >

So they denounce storming of another country's capitol but not their own. >

He probably forgot who Bolso was. >

He can’t remember which one of the Mexican countries he’s from. >

Any statements from “leaders” McConnell and McCarthy yet? >

Oh, so Republicans can denounce an insurrection. >

Why are Republicans denouncing this normal tourist visit? It seems like legitimate political discourse to me. >

Even Bolsonaro denounced the actions of his supporters, something Trump didn't do... >

They're a couple of weeks too late... >

Well of course the orange turd is silent.... >

Who cares? He's not a figure of consequence anymore. His input is not valuable. >

what's he gonna say?  their using his playbook >

He's doing the same thing he was when his supporters were doing this - watching it all unfold with a sadistic grin. >

Santos denounced it and I was quite surprised. From what I understand his, third set of Grandparents were from Brazil. >

Now we’re not just having articles on everything Trump does, but on everything Trump doesn’t do. >

Our champion of democracy falls silent as one of his right wing terror buddies supporters act in an insurrectionist manner. Hard to believe. >

Stephen Miller would have handled this properly but according to Trump he's "99% gay and probably not reliable."
I'm not making that up. Sam Seder broke the news this morning. >

What does it matter what some civilian says? >

Dude can't help himself, he's gonna come out for Bolsanarro, guaranteed. >

I'm surprised Trump is silent since DeSantis is giving Bolsonaro sanctuary. >

He's wondering why they haven't killed any people, and a little disappointed. >

I’m pretty sure that when the investigations are done, the same people responsible for planning and executing the J6 insurrection attempt in the US will be also behind the attempt to overthrow Brazil’s government >

He doesn't need to say anything. It's his playbook. >

It's a 'trial balloon '.
If it floats then he'll chime in to take credit.
If it flops he'll stay quiet or state the he knew it would turn out that way. >

Personally, I prefer my Donald Tmurps to be silent on any and all subjects. >

Trump lives for chaos and violence. >

In other words Republicans are perfectly fine with spring our capitol, just not anyone else's. >

Do they? >

So the United States now enjoys joint and several liability for not prosecuting elected officials or taking the insurrection seriously.  Trump officials have even been advising the Brazilian insurrectionists 
Brazil now has an international criminal case and claim to take against these people and the Department of Justice for doing nothing to stop it. >

Of course they denounce actual freedom >

I don't think anyone really cares what he thinks... >

Why would he? He’s not President anymore nor does he hold any political office >

This is what happens when people like Trump are not made to face consequences of their actions, others think it’s fine to act in the same way. >

Is it any surprise??? Literally had Trump advisors like Bannon working with Bolsonaro. >

I wish we had some kind of department who had the job of bringing these people to justice. >

...and Merrick Garland still sleeps comfortably in his bed.