

Trump was literally begging senators to steal the election while the Capitol had been breached by the Trump/Hawley/Cruz/McCarthy riots: President Donald Trump and his attorney Rudy Giuliani both mistakenly made.
As insurrectionists stormed the U.S. Capitol this week, a few figures stood out. One man, clad in a combat helmet, body armor, and other tactical gear, was among the group.
I've seen a lot of beautiful things in my life. I've been in the Sagrada Familia and The Louvre. I've seen Vienna and I've seen Bangkok. I've been at Copan.
To supplement Paul's earlier post about the Trump/Hawley/Cruz/McCarthy Insurrection, the videos WaPo has up showing the shooting of Ashli Babbit as a mob tried to force its way into the.

https://twitter.com/BNONews/status/1347630360297938945 Again, one of the most amazing aspects of Wednesday's seditious autogolpe was the sheer impunity of the participants. The shock they must be feeling right now must be considerable..
House Democrats are currently planning to introduce articles of impeachment against President Trump as soon as Monday, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. That could set up a vote.

The decision to nominate Merrick Garland as Attorney General is, for better and worse, Joe Biden through and through: The choice of Garland is a good indication — both for.
USS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN-730) Well, things are getting serious. https://twitter.com/LisaDNews/status/1347585022480543746 This is reassuring in the sense that it means there will be some brakes applied if the President decides.
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