Fortunately, this is not what happened. Instead, the (Republican) judge told Willis that she could not have her paramour as one of the team, but said the defense assertion that this was a conflict of interest that disqualified her and the case should be dismissed outright was nonsense – which of course it was. He dismissed some minor points, but left the main one intact, which one expert I read commented made it that much easier for her to accelerate the case, which is great, since #45’s court appointments clearly defer to him rather than the Constitution they swore an oath to.
No, Pence hasn’t grown a pair – the reason he won’t endorse #45 (but won’t vote for a Democrat) is hilarious: he claims he isn’t conservative enough anymore, the way he was first term. He cites, among other things, #45’s willingness to shift his abortion stance.
So he does NOT care that #45:
- tried to overthrow the government
- would have allowed people to hang Pence
- has no morals whatsoever a supposedly conservative Christian should respect
You would think Pence has nothing to lose by calling this out. No! He’s just not conservative enough, which as my daughter pointed out, means that Nazis aren’t right-wing enough for him.
However, as one analysis pointed out, it allows the chicken@#$% Republicans to “not endorse” while protecting themselves from actually criticizing #45 – that it might be a doorway others will go through.
That same analysis pointed out that of the ridiculous number of people in Cabinet positions in this one administration (44), forty of them have criticized, rejected, or otherwise publicly withdrawn from the president they served. Tells you something, doesn’t it? The closer you get, the less you want to vote for him. Which is why he lost New York, of course.
Or this one: “Republicans’ excess death rate spiked after COVID-19 vaccines arrived, a study says”
“[T]he excess death rate among Republican voters was 43% higher than the excess death rate among Democratic voters” after vaccine eligibility was opened.The different rates “were concentrated in counties with lower vaccination rates, and primarily noted in voters residing in Ohio…”
https://www. npr. org/2023/07/25/1189939229/covid-deaths-democrats-republicans-gap-study
Nice try, but if you look at WHO died of COVID, it was disproportionately in red states that believed the disinformation spread by Republicans. You can track with astonishing accuracy the match between percentage of votes for #45 and the number of COVID deaths.
Note this article’s headline: “For red and blue America, a glaring divide in COVID-19 death rates persists 2 years later- Post-vaccine, death rates in red states were 38% higher than in blue states."
Nice try, but if you look at WHO died of COVID, it was disproportionately in red states that believed the disinformation spread by Republicans. You can track with astonishing accuracy the match between percentage of votes for #45 and the number of COVID deaths.
Note this article’s headline: “For red and blue America, a glaring divide in COVID-19 death rates persists 2 years later- Post-vaccine, death rates in red states were 38% higher than in blue states
Oh, dear. I’m so sorry you hate liberals so much. Hopefully you can get some grace from Jesus Christ, who welcomed all peoples together to care for each other, you know, just like liberals…
Yeah, they’re even dumber than their dad, since they are both stupid AND believe themselves to be even more entitled. Wait until their father throws them under the bus and/or into jail to protect himself…
Fortunately, this is not what happened. Instead, the (Republican) judge told Willis that she could not have her paramour as one of the team, but said the defense assertion that this was a conflict of interest that disqualified her and the case should be dismissed outright was nonsense – which of course it was. He dismissed some minor points, but left the main one intact, which one expert I read commented made it that much easier for her to accelerate the case, which is great, since #45’s court appointments clearly defer to him rather than the Constitution they swore an oath to.