Drivin’ that train high on denial, Trumpy Jones you better watch your lies! Trouble ahead, trouble behind, don’t you know NY is gonna make you do time!
For a guy who claims to be the world’s best winner, he and his legal team have a win percentage of 0.2. And that is possibly being generous. It would be hilarious if the consequences of his arrogance and stupidity weren’t so potentially serious.
If anyone thinks he’s giving up, think again! He’s worse than the Covid, he’s a pandemic all on his own, AND he’ll call up his white SUPREMEST buddies to start a civil war….they’re ready to give their LIVES for him! CANT FIX STUPID!
Instead of evidence of fraud, Paxton’s lawsuit implicitly argues that fraud should be assumed in an election — that is, in any election won by a Democrat. Using numbers that appear directly pulled from their asses, Paxton and company are arguing it was “improbable” that Biden could have won those states, which should be reason enough to assume fraud — and fraud on such a grand scale that there’s no clear way for states to disprove the accusation.
Sedition is a serious charge, but it’s the right word. Most House Republicans and 17 state attorneys general are standing against the right of Americans to choose their own leaders. As elected officials, they are using the power granted to them by the people to declare that the people should not have such power. Even though they lost this case, this time around, the fact that so many traitors hold elected office in America is a major crisis all by itself.
Republicans want more than a coup: Trump’s loyalty test exposes their hatred for democracy. More than half of House Republicans and 17 GOP attorneys general have outed themselves as traitors (salon.com)
Perhaps part of the underlying conceit here is that while delirium tremens is traditionally supposed to make you see pink elephants, delirium Trumpens makes you be them. And as with the purple cow of old rhyme—I’d rather see than be one!
Well sure.. One would think that by now trump would know that you can not go in through the front door… This is the very thing trump hired Barr to fix.
This link below is re the suit that tried to deprive other states of their Constitutionally granted state powers, the one the Supreme Court rejected, and which EVERY Supreme Court Justice considered to be without any basis. (Alito and Thomas say they would have heard it but would have voted against TX; the others considered it such an unConstitutional sham that they decided to not even hear it.). One scary thing is that there were so many elected legislators and some other Attorneys General who were supportive of destroying a basic Constitutional state power in PA, GA, WI, and MI. When a person discusses states rights this one is about as basic as it gets.
Even worse: can you believe there are actually some elected legislators from those four targeted states who were willing to totally screw over their own states and their own voters?
Now, granted, rumor has it that at least several state legislators have been threatened by reactionary groups saying they would bomb their homes and murder their families so that might also be happening to federal ones, but the right thing to do then is to get police and FBI protection, not undermine the very foundations of our nation and our states, to which they took an oath that they have violated.
Hopefully, the ones who were did that are voted out next time around (if they already were not this time), preferably by failing in their primaries with more honorable candidates run, and that is true for the ones who did that from every state.
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The unprecedented nature of the Paxton suit, plus the fact that the state’s chief appellate lawyer, Kyle Hawkins, did not sign the Texas brief as he usually would do, has spurred speculation that Paxton is seeking a pardon. He is currently under indictment over securities fraud, and is being investigated by the FBI on bribery and abuse of power allegations.
Consequences required: The GOP cannot be allowed to attempt government overthrow and just walk away
Republicans in 2020 first waged a conspiracy of silence, under the claim that they were giving Trump’s delicate feelings time to heal. Then, one after another, they moved from bystanders to active participants in an attempt to upend the election. And that attempt moved to outright sedition. Nowhere was that more clear than in the 126 members of the House who signed onto the Texas suit. Republicans were, in fact, so eager to raise their hands to join Traitors for Trump that they updated the list just to fit in more names.
This is how Michael Steele—former chairman of the Republican National Convention—describes the actions of those Republicans.
“The act itself by the 126 members of the United States House of Representatives, is an affront to the country. It’s an offense to the Constitution and it leaves an indelible stain that will be hard for these 126 members to wipe off their political skin for a long time to come.”
And here’s what Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has to say about the actions by other members of her chamber.
“The 126 Republican Members that signed onto this lawsuit brought dishonor to the House. Instead of upholding their oath to support and defend the Constitution, they chose to subvert the Constitution and undermine public trust in our sacred democratic institutions.”
That affront, that dishonor, that indelible stain has to be marked by action. It has to be marked by censure and expulsion. By refusal to seat those involved. By consequences that are lasting and impactful. Because if the Republicans get to take this shot at the nation and stroll away with chins held high, they will take another, and another. And not every one will miss.
Concretionist over 3 years ago
He’s clearly incompetent to do anything complex like understand the infection process, or plan a legal defense, or drive a train…
Daeder over 3 years ago
Moscow Mitch must be so disappointed that “his” courts are advocating for the maintenance of American Democracy over the installment of Autocracy.
mattro65 over 3 years ago
A fitting requiem for a four year train wreck.
The Love of Money is . . . over 3 years ago
It’s nice to see Lady Justice smile . . . . . and have the courts declare Trump a LOSER. . . . ./S
LookingGlass Premium Member over 3 years ago
Next on Mango Mussolini’s agenda, declaring MARTIAL LAW and firing all the “Supremes!!”
/SNARK/
Walrus Gumbo Premium Member over 3 years ago
Drivin’ that train high on denial, Trumpy Jones you better watch your lies! Trouble ahead, trouble behind, don’t you know NY is gonna make you do time!
Imagine over 3 years ago
Trump has always been a train wreck.
Rayzor63 over 3 years ago
For a guy who claims to be the world’s best winner, he and his legal team have a win percentage of 0.2. And that is possibly being generous. It would be hilarious if the consequences of his arrogance and stupidity weren’t so potentially serious.
Radish the wordsmith over 3 years ago
Vicious lying unAmerican squirming dog dictator Trump is a loser, just like his party.
Zebrastripes over 3 years ago
If anyone thinks he’s giving up, think again! He’s worse than the Covid, he’s a pandemic all on his own, AND he’ll call up his white SUPREMEST buddies to start a civil war….they’re ready to give their LIVES for him! CANT FIX STUPID!
akachman Premium Member over 3 years ago
The courts worked as they were supposed to! No fake news allowed in court.
dotbup over 3 years ago
Instead of evidence of fraud, Paxton’s lawsuit implicitly argues that fraud should be assumed in an election — that is, in any election won by a Democrat. Using numbers that appear directly pulled from their asses, Paxton and company are arguing it was “improbable” that Biden could have won those states, which should be reason enough to assume fraud — and fraud on such a grand scale that there’s no clear way for states to disprove the accusation.
Sedition is a serious charge, but it’s the right word. Most House Republicans and 17 state attorneys general are standing against the right of Americans to choose their own leaders. As elected officials, they are using the power granted to them by the people to declare that the people should not have such power. Even though they lost this case, this time around, the fact that so many traitors hold elected office in America is a major crisis all by itself.
Republicans want more than a coup: Trump’s loyalty test exposes their hatred for democracy. More than half of House Republicans and 17 GOP attorneys general have outed themselves as traitors (salon.com)
Rhetor over 3 years ago
Perhaps part of the underlying conceit here is that while delirium tremens is traditionally supposed to make you see pink elephants, delirium Trumpens makes you be them. And as with the purple cow of old rhyme—I’d rather see than be one!
Masterskrain Premium Member over 3 years ago
TRAITOR trump’s Texas Temper Tantrum TOTALLY Trashed, THOROUGHLY TOSSED!
Another Take over 3 years ago
♪♪♫ Drivin that train, without a brain
Donald Trump, you need to, get out now
Trouble ahead, trouble behind
Tryin’ to steal elections should be a federal crime ♪♪♫
apologies to the Dead
WestNYC Premium Member over 3 years ago
The two most senior of the arch conservative justices told the Texas AG Paxton to take a hike, which means Trump has no friends on SCOTUS.
Alberta Oil Premium Member over 3 years ago
Well sure.. One would think that by now trump would know that you can not go in through the front door… This is the very thing trump hired Barr to fix.
Redd Panda over 3 years ago
You know the joke, about a sinking ship, full of lawyers?
Can we swap republikans for the lawyers? Makes me smile, just thinking about that.
The punchline; “A pretty good start.”
briangj2 over 3 years ago
Locomotive Breath
by Jethro Tull
In the shuffling madness
Of the locomotive breath
Runs the all time loser
Headlong to his death
Oh, he feels the pistons screaming
Steam breaking on his brow
Old Charlie stole the handle
And the train it won’t stop going
No way it could slow down
retpost over 3 years ago
Trump`s next move, take Airforce One to friendly country?
Michael G. over 3 years ago
How will this stop the fascists? Puh-leez.
SukieCrandall Premium Member over 3 years ago
This link below is re the suit that tried to deprive other states of their Constitutionally granted state powers, the one the Supreme Court rejected, and which EVERY Supreme Court Justice considered to be without any basis. (Alito and Thomas say they would have heard it but would have voted against TX; the others considered it such an unConstitutional sham that they decided to not even hear it.). One scary thing is that there were so many elected legislators and some other Attorneys General who were supportive of destroying a basic Constitutional state power in PA, GA, WI, and MI. When a person discusses states rights this one is about as basic as it gets.
Even worse: can you believe there are actually some elected legislators from those four targeted states who were willing to totally screw over their own states and their own voters?
Now, granted, rumor has it that at least several state legislators have been threatened by reactionary groups saying they would bomb their homes and murder their families so that might also be happening to federal ones, but the right thing to do then is to get police and FBI protection, not undermine the very foundations of our nation and our states, to which they took an oath that they have violated.
Hopefully, the ones who were did that are voted out next time around (if they already were not this time), preferably by failing in their primaries with more honorable candidates run, and that is true for the ones who did that from every state.
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The unprecedented nature of the Paxton suit, plus the fact that the state’s chief appellate lawyer, Kyle Hawkins, did not sign the Texas brief as he usually would do, has spurred speculation that Paxton is seeking a pardon. He is currently under indictment over securities fraud, and is being investigated by the FBI on bribery and abuse of power allegations.
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https://www.npr.org/2020/12/11/945617913/supreme-court-shuts-door-on-trump-election-prospects
Babs Maloney Premium Member over 3 years ago
Gorsuch, Kavanaugh & Barrett must be so embarrassed and ashamed to have been nominated to the SCOTUS by and totally insane moron!
Radish the wordsmith over 3 years ago
Now the Texas criminals want to secede.
Radish the wordsmith over 3 years ago
Consequences required: The GOP cannot be allowed to attempt government overthrow and just walk away
Republicans in 2020 first waged a conspiracy of silence, under the claim that they were giving Trump’s delicate feelings time to heal. Then, one after another, they moved from bystanders to active participants in an attempt to upend the election. And that attempt moved to outright sedition. Nowhere was that more clear than in the 126 members of the House who signed onto the Texas suit. Republicans were, in fact, so eager to raise their hands to join Traitors for Trump that they updated the list just to fit in more names.
This is how Michael Steele—former chairman of the Republican National Convention—describes the actions of those Republicans.
“The act itself by the 126 members of the United States House of Representatives, is an affront to the country. It’s an offense to the Constitution and it leaves an indelible stain that will be hard for these 126 members to wipe off their political skin for a long time to come.”
And here’s what Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has to say about the actions by other members of her chamber.
“The 126 Republican Members that signed onto this lawsuit brought dishonor to the House. Instead of upholding their oath to support and defend the Constitution, they chose to subvert the Constitution and undermine public trust in our sacred democratic institutions.”
That affront, that dishonor, that indelible stain has to be marked by action. It has to be marked by censure and expulsion. By refusal to seat those involved. By consequences that are lasting and impactful. Because if the Republicans get to take this shot at the nation and stroll away with chins held high, they will take another, and another. And not every one will miss.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2020/12/12/2001560/-Consequences-required-The-GOP-cannot-be-allowed-to-attempt-government-overthrow-and-walk-away
ferddo over 3 years ago
Trump finds there actually IS a limit to the amount of “justice” he can buy…
PaulGoes over 3 years ago
The little engine that couldn’t
cracker65 over 3 years ago
Nice
jhayesd31 over 3 years ago
When he declares Martial law can we hang him? And Rudy too?
Only one crime is listed in the constitution, and only one punishment.
Treason and Hanging