agentsquirrel @ agentsquirrel @sh.itjust.works

Posts

0

Comments

58

Joined

2 yr. ago

He was mayor of Baddock, a town near Pittsburg that had and probably still has a lot of problems. He has tattoos on his one arm of the dates that people were murdered in the town. I live on the other end of the state so I don't know Braddock well, but I believe he did quite a bit for the community. He's very straightforward and honest about issues in his life, and many people here can relate to him. His wife Gisele is from Brazil and is an activist and involved in a lot of charity and social efforts. Fetterman doesn't just talk the talk, he walks the walk.

Well, he is correct in that it would have be historic. A bigger opportunity for Pence right now would be to have some balls and a backbone, call out Trump for the criminal, insurrectionist, and traitor that he is, and lead the Republican party back to its so-called morality, law-and-order, and "character matters" roots. I'm not a fan of Pence by any means (I totally disagree with him on nearly every issue), but this is the real historic tragedy of Pence and his political career.

he would probably just appeal to the Supreme Court and get them to make up some reason to rule in his favor.

This would undoubtedly become the pinnacle of the Roberts Court being on the wrong side of history, though maybe they'd find a way to top that....

I only hope someone in every state brings a case.

That's my hope as well. All it takes is for Trump to be removed from the ballot in one or two swing states to have him lose the election.

(Just to be clear to the studio audience, I'm not in favor of "rigging" the system on a technicality so Republicans lose / Democrats win. This is a matter of keeping a criminal defendant insurrectionist and mis-handler of highly classified information out of perhaps the most powerful position in the world.)

People who wanted Linux on the desktop to be so user-friendly their grandma could use it are now grandparents.

The 14th Amendment is consider to be "self-executing" and public election officials can disqualify candidates when presented with a plausible argument.

And then there are other amendments like the 2nd Amendment with the puzzling and vague "well-regulated militia" language that never seems to be a problem...

That is undoubtedly a great bounty hunter resume stuffer.

Honestly, him never being president again and having to stay alone for a few years in a cheap motel with free HBO with the Secret Service guarding outside would be enough for me.

Hey, land is people, too, and land has the right to vote! /s

The "Law and Order" party is now cool with all laws being subject to a popularity contest.

"Official" military... There are plenty of extreme right wing supporters of Trump in the military.

Sure, if they could identify an instance in which he "engaged in insurrection or rebellion [...], or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof". Biden has never committed such an offense, so in order for red states to attempt this they'd have to fabricate facts and have a sufficient number of state officials go along with it, essentially The Big Lie 2.0.

And the beauty of this is it only takes a few swing states blocking him on the ballot to wreck his election.

Rick Santorum round two. He lived in Virginia.

The only reason he's getting coverage or any attendees at his events is because he's a Kennedy. If he didn't have that last name he'd be just yet another fringe candidate giving talks to fifteen people at a time at fire companies and senior centers.

If you haven't read the indictment document you don't have any basis for claiming bogus charges.

The documents aren't the big problem, it's that he hid them after repeated attempts. That's obstruction. He's also on tape showing a document to an unauthorized person.