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  He still has the confidential docs -or his contacts do. Why is this still a thing?
context: I love how an institution that was the favorite pet of Republicans for decades is now enemy #1 solely because their orange shitgibbon had his feelings hurt. 
  Oh, and the whole multiple felony crimes thing. >
  
  Not to mention Russia... the arch cold war enemy that every young Republican imagined would invade the USA at any moment so they could play out their Red Dawn Wolverine fantasies... THAT Russia, is now the GOP's bestest buddy because said Orange Shitgibbon has a man crush on Putin. >
  
  And he only has a man crush on Putin because the KGB said nice things to him in 1987 when he, as a private US citizen, visited Russia during the height of the Cold War after being invited. By our enemy.
  When he returned from Moscow talking shit about NATO and how the US should leave should have been the last time anyone ever heard from Trump.
  He should have been immediately arrested as soon as his plane was wheels down, hauled away, interrogated, convicted of espionage, and then locked away never to be seen again. Had anyone with less than wealthy status tried to visit Russia at that time, they likely wouldn’t have even made it to the plane, let alone out of their front door. >
  
  At the time, Trump was seen as a harmless stooge. Now he’s a harmful stooge. >
  
  That is true.
  Turns out, those who dismissed him as a stooge were the real stooges.
  A stooge by himself is harmless, sure, but a stooge with Trump money is always dangerous. Money is power, and woe be unto us that our leaders 35 years ago forgot that for even a moment. >
  
  What threat is a single man? Now that same man backed by a thousand idiots and you have a problem. That man backed by tens of millions, many in positions of power, and you have a threat to your survival. >
  
  Add support of not just tens of millions domestically, but support of a hostile foreign government, and it’s even worse.
  It’s not like he went to visit a friend, he met with the KGB. That alone, regardless of his wealth and lack of domestic support has now, should have sent up red flags all over the place immediately. 
  Our leaders failed us horribly in the late 80’s. >
  
  This tracks. This is the same party that beat cops on Jan 6 with thin blue line flags. >
  
  So Republicans don't back the blue anymore? >
  
  They back their local good old boys- not law. It is the essence of privilage. >
  
  But only until they get a ticket >
  
  "Tread on those people, not me!" >
  
  There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect. >
  
  Conservative opinions are all nonsense, if they were investigating a Democrat they would have FBI flags in their front yards. >
  
  If the Democratic President did the shit that Trump did on a daily basis you’d see FBI flags and bumper stickers everywhere. 
  FBI: Fuck Biden, Investigate!
  Or, for those that are too clever to be crass; FBI: Fuck Brandon, Investigate! >
  
  Don't even have to imagine. These were the same idiots calling on the FBI to investigate Obama because they didn't think he was American.
  Or more recently, Hunter Biden's Laptop. >
  
  They also wanted to investigate Obama bc he did nothing to protect the US against 9/11 >
  
  Yeah he was so remiss in fulfilling his role as president that he didn’t invent a Time Machine in order to go back in time and prevent it. How can anyone not see that Obama had a duty as president to invent time travel? So irresponsible of him not to have done so >
  
  Had science not had a hand tied behind their backs, we’d be swimming in time travel stories of heroism about what the GOP actually saved us from
  GOP candidate kills debate opponent and says “We had to do it.  You wouldn’t believe the shit he goes on to do.  Trust us.  We knew what needed to be done.” >
  
  I know. Obama should go to prison for his anti-time travel agenda >
  
  It’s communism, really. >
  
  You’re right. I can’t believe I didn’t recognize that immediately. Back during the height of Covid, I read a message board complaint about handling a disease with communism. I asked if he objected to the government paying for vacations because that was the only thing that even remotely fit the definition of communism. Nope, that wasn’t the problem, but he couldn’t explain how anything Biden was doing even remotely related to communism. But you have shown me the light anything they don’t like is either communism or satanic, but back then I didn’t even understand what they meant by socialism. You have shown me the errors of my judgment >
  
  Trump could be convicted for burning down and orphanage and Republicans will still have his back.
  It’s genuinely scary that if Trump faces serious charges, Republicans will take it as an “act of war” and push back full force on democrats. >
  
  Not because they LIKE him, but because they are afraid of him (and his handlers) and what they know and hold over them...
  ain't America great? >
  
  But wait, what about “blue lives matter”….. >
  
  *Terms and conditions may apply >
  
  The party of Law and Order. >
  
  I am certain that the FBI is disproportionately conservative. That is, FBI agents are significantly more likely to self-describe as conservative rather than progressive than would the general public. These snowflake whiners are a subset of conservatives and they are anti-Constitution and the FBI should absolutely purge them.  As should the Secret Service. >
  
  I'm pretty sure the Republicans would like to defund the FBI now. >
  
  Wow Republicans no longer backing the blue! Who would have thought conservatives would turn on law enforcement who are largely conservative themselves? >
  
  They should just go after the source and attack the guy who hired the guy leading the F.B.I. >
  
  So, Trump and Republicans are guilty. Okay. >
  
  So let me get this right, the GOP prides itself on being the party of patriots, heroes, servicemen and law enforcement. That is, until one of them are investigated and their dirty laundry/hypocrisy is on display for the world to see. >
  
  Put them in jail too >
  
  Party of law and order, folks >
  
  Party of scofflaws. >
  
  Clearly a great use of time and resources…what shit for brains the GOP have become. >
  
  I think the gop should just submit >
  
  That is an indication Republicans believe Donald Trump is guilty >
  
  That's ok.  They expected this.  They waited until enough information could be made public to ensure those who would do this are of sufficient minority. >
  
  Fuck the GOP- hypocrisy personified. >
  
  The party of law and order. >
  
  I never thought my fbi movie prop windbreaker would be “anti American” to a conservatives.  Yet now my father in law call it an “f.b. Antifa” jacket… ok >
  
  Fuck the police coming' straight out the country club. >
  
  Ah yes the “pro-police” party steps up their law enforcement hate. Crazy how many law enforcement officers are Republican bootlickers… the cognitive dissonance must be so painful >
  
  So the party of law and order has now turned against the top law enforcement agency in the country, because the criminal activities of TFG is under investigation? >
  
  From my experience young republicans hate the feds they constantly meme about the feds so this is not a surprise. the only surprise here is that this is news worthy. >
  
  Lol when the FBI are considered the 'goos guys' you know you've massively fucked up. >
  
  You’re thinking of the CIA >
  
  Why not both? >
  
  Sooo not distancing ourselves from Trump after all then, fellas?? >
  
  Stepping up attacks on a federal agency sounds like a good way to open investigations.
  Honestly it’s the most I’m doing stuff you shouldn’t look at proclamations they could do.