Hell, K-Pop boy band Stans basically destroyed attendance at his Tulsa rally.
Swifties are a thousand times more brutual and cunning.
Their only competition is Beyonce's Beyhive.
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Swifties are a thousand times more brutual and cunning.
Their only competition is Beyonce's Beyhive.
I used to be really scared of Anonymous. I still think they could cause major havoc if they wanted. But Swifties could literally cripple a small business in about a month if they wanted. No thanks.
Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville told reporters on Tuesday that he wanted the former president to be even “tougher” in his rhetoric on immigrants, when asked about Trump saying that they are “poisoning the blood” of the United States.
“I’m mad he wasn’t tougher than that,” said Tuberville, a conservative Alabama Republican, “because have you seen what’s happening at the border? We are being overrun. They’re taking us over.”
He continued, “They’re taking us over, so a little bit disappointed he wasn’t a little bit tougher.”
“I’m mad he wasn’t tougher than that,” said Tuberville, a conservative Alabama Republican, “because have you seen what’s happening at the border? We are being overrun. They’re taking us over.”
He continued, “They’re taking us over, so a little bit disappointed he wasn’t a little bit tougher.”
Trump recorded pressuring Wayne County canvassers not to certify 2020 vote
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Trump recorded pressuring Wayne County canvassers not to certify 2020 vote
Trump pressured two canvassers not to sign the certification of the 2020 presidential election, according to recordings reviewed by The Detroit News.
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All of the above, except the holding him accountable which has to happen. I am disgusted by him runnng, I am disgusted by the Gaetz Brigade, I am disgusted by the fact there are no conservatives pushing back on him, and I am disgusted that if he does believe he is innocent he is to cowardly to get on a debate stage
They are like a bunch of goons on a flipped recruit’s parents business
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Supreme Court declines to fast-track Trump immunity case bbc
Donald Trump has immunity from prosecution for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election.
Mr Trump's efforts to delay his trial appears successful, as the case must now work through the appeals process.
Special counsel Jack Smith had asked the court to take up the case in an expedited manner.
Mr Trump was indicted on election subversion charges earlier this year.
The court did not explain its decision, instead issuing an unsigned order saying that the judgment "is denied".
The ruling is a setback for Mr Smith, who had asked the Supreme Court to intervene early for fear that the appeals process could delay the start of Mr Trump's trial, which was scheduled to begin 4 March in Washington, DC.
His office declined to comment on the ruling.
Mr Smith is investigating Mr Trump's alleged attempts to overturn the election leading up to the 6 January Capitol riots.
District Judge Tanya Chutkan has paused the case while Mr Trump appeals. The former president is claiming he is immune from prosecution because he was acting in his official capacity as president before and during the riots.
Mr Smith argued to the Supreme Court in court filings that the case presented "a fundamental question at the heart of our democracy: whether a former president is absolutely immune" from being prosecuted for federal crimes allegedly committed while in the White House.
"The United States recognizes that this is an extraordinary request," he added. "This is an extraordinary case."
The ruling means the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit will have to rule in the case before it can be appealed to the Supreme Court, where it is expected to eventually be heard.
The appeals process may delay the start date of the trial, which prosecutors had hoped to hold before the election.
Donald Trump has immunity from prosecution for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election.
Mr Trump's efforts to delay his trial appears successful, as the case must now work through the appeals process.
Special counsel Jack Smith had asked the court to take up the case in an expedited manner.
Mr Trump was indicted on election subversion charges earlier this year.
The court did not explain its decision, instead issuing an unsigned order saying that the judgment "is denied".
The ruling is a setback for Mr Smith, who had asked the Supreme Court to intervene early for fear that the appeals process could delay the start of Mr Trump's trial, which was scheduled to begin 4 March in Washington, DC.
His office declined to comment on the ruling.
Mr Smith is investigating Mr Trump's alleged attempts to overturn the election leading up to the 6 January Capitol riots.
District Judge Tanya Chutkan has paused the case while Mr Trump appeals. The former president is claiming he is immune from prosecution because he was acting in his official capacity as president before and during the riots.
Mr Smith argued to the Supreme Court in court filings that the case presented "a fundamental question at the heart of our democracy: whether a former president is absolutely immune" from being prosecuted for federal crimes allegedly committed while in the White House.
"The United States recognizes that this is an extraordinary request," he added. "This is an extraordinary case."
The ruling means the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit will have to rule in the case before it can be appealed to the Supreme Court, where it is expected to eventually be heard.
The appeals process may delay the start date of the trial, which prosecutors had hoped to hold before the election.
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Kinzinger says Christians who back Trump ‘don’t understand’ their religion
Kinzinger is right since Trump has said before that he is such a good man that he doesn't need to ask God for forgiveness. But all have sinned and need forgiveness, especially Trump. Too bad Trump also doesn't understand the Christian religion.
Kinzinger says Christians who back Trump ‘don’t understand’ their religion
Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.) bashed former President Trump online and said Christians who support him “don’t understand” their religion. “I’m going to go out on a NOT limb here: this man is …
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Who reads this and thinks "yea, that's the dude I want running my country!" I know there are quite a few on this board who get excited by this. I don't, can't, and won't ever understand it.
