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  The most honest thing that this report should have recommended be implemented was term limits for Congress and the Supreme Court.  It should have also recommended charges and the immediate dismissal for the members of Congress, the Supreme Court, and other Federal appointees that were found to have done anything remotely questionable regarding this.  
  The GOP shouldn’t get a pass for allowing this person to take over the party and go unchecked.  If McConnell had any sense of decency he would admit fault for how this all played out and resign along with others.
context: The transcripts didn’t need to be a part of the summary. It totally makes sense they just came later as evidence to back things up >
  
  Yeah, keep the focus on the main points and recommend charges first, then let the deeper details out after. >
  
  Release the findings, let the other side shriek and flail, then release the evidence that backs it all up. Mic drop >
  
  Nice timing. Anyone can now print these out, wrap them up, and give them to their Trunp-loving, Republican-voting family members to open on Christmas morning.  What better gift than the truth that they'll never see on Fox? >
  
  These people are so far gone. Nothing will change their minds. >
  
  How often do you have your mind changed regarding politics? >
  
  Not that often, though I'm at least open to discussing things and admitting if/when I'm wrong AND changing my mind. The beauty of being an Independent, I guess. >
  
  “An independent” lol speaking of oxymorons, independent means alone, an independent, suggests one of a group. I’m not attacking you but it sure seems silly. >
  
  Mike Pompeo “can’t recall” so many meetings because he was real ‘busy’ with the coup ur —umm —transition. >
  
  "Inconsistent with his memory"
  Yea right, you know that's exactly how that conversation went.
  
  Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told the Jauary 6 committee that he did not support Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia's proposal of summoning the Cabinet together to admonish President Donald Trump.
  
  ....
  
  An unnamed committee lawyer said that Scalia recalled Pompeo telling him sarcastically, "Can you imagine how the conversation will go?" >
  
  Seems about rihht >
  
  If by little they mean every outlet involved in American politics is covering the release nonstop, I agree. Little fanfare. >
  
  Well, not Fox News.  On the day of the release, the top headline at Fox News was about a single choir in one concert changing one line of a Christmas carol.  The headline was “the woke mob is now coming for Christmas music.” >
  
  Fox isn’t news. It’s “entertainment.” >
  
  But it isn't entertaining, so that's false advertising too. >
  
  They only call it entertainment for legal purposes. >
  
  I mean the juicy details are all in the report or previous hearings. There's a wealth of information people are trying to digest. >
  
  The voters who vote these people out, care 😎 >
  
  Problem is, none of these people were elected.  All family and friends of Trump. >
  
  That is … highly incorrect. >
  
  Little fanfare because there’s nothing to be excited about until the DOJ decides to prosecute. People have too much to worry about in their daily lives to care about something that doesn’t have an action yet. >
  
  Or because people are too short-sighted to appreciate the benefit of delivering this report to posterity. >
  
  What benefit >
  
  Extensive record keeping for “posterity” would be a great benefit to a society more socially advanced than ours. These records will burn with us at this rate, though. >
  
  Why the quotes? Posterity is your children and grandchildren. We should all want them to know the truth about what happened that day and the days leading up to it, so that perhaps they can avoid a repeat. >
  
  My grandchildren?! That’s wishful thinking. As I said there won’t be much around to preserve shit for if we don’t turn this ship around. >
  
  Well, it's Christmas and while we've been waiting like six years for the shoe to drop, maybe at the last minute for this congress seems like a lot of time was fucking wasted.
  I mean, we knew the Ginny Thomas paid for buses to get terrorists there immediately after it happened, but she isn't named on the report at all.  There were fucking receipts so we know that this report is compromised.  
  Six months ago there was a movie released that should have been enough to start fucking charging people.
  It's been two years.  We are exhausted and fed up because we all know that that the system will continue to reward and gift Trump to abuse the rules and he will die before charges are brought forward. >
  
  January 6th was Epstein's jail cell camera, but to our entire nation.  The groups who ignored the warnings are all co-conspirators. >
  
  To be fair - they released an absolute avalanche of data and none of the PDFs are searchable. A lot of those transcripts are around 200 pages and you can’t just do quick searches to pull out something specific.