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Family of sociopaths.
Thank you for cataloguing all this, imaginary cow person! You are doing God’s work! >

np! I am the final boss of r/politics 😆 >

My dude why was your original comment removed? >

I dunno why it was removed .... maybe the curse words?   Here's a copy of Imaginary_Cow_6379's comment with the curses edited out:

I knew it! Idk if most people noticed how insane the presidential transition was way before January 6th. But it was so I started saving some of the crazy stuff that was happening at the time:


Trump blocks Biden’s incoming staff in unprecedented ways


White House, escalating tensions, orders agencies to rebuff Biden transition team


Trump Budget Chief Hampers Biden Transition With Ban on Meetings


Biden accuses US defence department of obstruction on transition


Scoop: Pentagon halts Biden transition briefings


Biden Team Rejects Claims of ‘Mutually-Agreed Upon’ Pause in Transition Cooperation


Pentagon to resume briefings for Biden transition team after ‘irresponsible’ delays, report says


‘Really quite shocking’: Inside the ugly transition at the Pentagon


Trump officials in the Pentagon reportedly blocked Biden's transition team from accessing information on military operations, including the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines


How Biden’s transition team will work around Trump’s blockade of the government


Biden team seeks Covid-19 back-channels with transition locked out


Trump’s Team Is Sabotaging the Transition


I’ve never seen anything like this before and was just blown away. With the hindsight of January 6th tho all of it looks even worse. >

Good job!
Did you get that from an Archived page? It might be a good idea to provide any such link separately, just in case y'know it wasn't removed for "bad words". >

I didn't have to go that far.   It was still visible on their profile.
I can't think of any other reason the post was removed.  Even swearing isn't against the rules, but it's my best guess since I don't see why this comment was removed in the first place >

As if there was any COVID planning after the election. Everybody was busy trying to end democracy. >

Surely there were still funds to be misappropriated and supplies to hold for ransom? >

“The notion of the federal stockpile is that it's supposed to be our stockpile. It's not supposed to be states' stockpiles that they then use.” >

What a fucking moron. Evil fucking moron. >

His fingerprints are all over trying to make the pandemic worse. >

if you're not able to be part of the solution, there's money to be had prolonging the problem.
-american politics 302: graft and corruption in the modern age >

How very Ferengi >

That’s gotta be a rule of acquisition >

Republicans are always ready to throw the American people to the wolves if it means they get to keep the leftover red meat. >


Republicans are always ready to throw the American people to the wolves

You mean werewolves? >

And he still got votes....  seriously.  holy hell. >

Fortunately there are just more vampires in Georgia than werewolves. How else could we explain Warnock's win? Wait...sounds like "warlock"...that's it, he magicked and witch-crafted his way in!
(/s, for the love of all that's good) >

That /s means they're super cereal about it. >

How does an unelected Pinocchio doll "order" anything regarding the incoming President of the United States? Riddle me that.

In the days and weeks after Joe Biden defeated Mr Trump, he frequently castigated the Trump administration for failing to enter a formal transition process, in which new, incoming staff are brought up to speed by their outgoing counterparts.
With the nation gripped by the Covid-19 pandemic, he was particularly angered that by slowing the transition process, Mr Trump’s actions could lead to more deaths.
Speaking in Delaware, two weeks after election day, Mr Biden said: “If we have to wait until Jan 20 to start that planning, it puts us behind. More people may die if we don’t coordinate.”
It has now been revealed that the decision to bar the Biden administration from planning came from Mr Kushner, according to new transcripts from the House select committee investigating January 6. >

Kushner was also behind slowing the original COVID response, when it was mostly affecting the more populous blue states. Also involved in the obstacles to states receiving materials and resources from the federal government ("... these are ours") and probably the seizure and theft of supplies states were acquiring themselves. >

Trump rightfully gets all the attention, but I need pompous asshole Jared Kushner in a cell right next to him.
Stealing medical supplies to sell for your own personal profit during a pandemic, as a government official? That alone should land him a life sentence. And that's without even touching the literal billions from Saudi Arabia.
America stands for nothing if Trump and Kushner can operate with impunity >

Don't forget the part where he denied requests from states to PPE from the federal government's stockpile, told states to buy their own PPE, then confiscated the PPE that states bought and resold it for personal profit. >

I remember, was it Hogan who said they were literally hiding supplies so the federal government wouldn't confiscate them? Shit got real funny during that whole time period, and they're going to get away with almost all of it.
It's too bad millions are still convinced they did nothing wrong. At least I can spot the most obvious conmen in the room smdh >

One of trump's most heinous acts was putting his completely unqualified son-in-law in charge of a pandemic. >

No money to be made for Kushner on that one.... >

I thought they confiscated supplies that states already bought and then made states bid on buying them back. Some governors even had armed escorts for stuff because of it. >

I think I mentioned that. The link talks about gov Hogan using armed escorts. >

Because nothing assures your long term goals like not telling your replacement the plan. Genius.
In reality, it shows the trump administration had exactly zero plan. Of they did, they would want that plan carried out... >

I think it’s more likely they would want the democrats to fail at the cost of the American people so that they can point and shout “see!?” so that the brainless voters out there would put them back in power. >

Will there ever be an investigation into the ~~handling~~ mishandling of the pandemic? Other than whatever clown show the new house has planned for Fauci? Kushner should have to answer to this under oath. Most people don't even know that he literally and unnecessarily caused distress and death to thousands, maybe tens of thousands of Americans. At this point, my best hope for some form of accountability is someone famous or with deep pockets doing an Oscar-worthy documentary that casts a dark cloud over this evil cartoon villain for the rest of his pampered life. He's despicable. 
/rant >

The documentaries/movies about this administration are going to be BONKERS. >

I was going through this link…
It shows all the countries with the amount of cases and amount of deaths in their populations from COVID. The US had 100m cases and over 1m people died. No other country came close. Even India only had 500,000 deaths, and they have a much denser population than the US. If Covid wasn’t politicized and trump followed fauci’s lead, I don’t think a million Americans would have died, it would have been way less.