Yes, while they get busy, cleaning house, in our Federal Law Enforcement, DOJ, CIA and who all else needs a boot in their ass, due in every little aspect, to "politics", let's just take a good look at who the F is politics. Because, for the good of the future of America, there are many in the House and Senate who need to be expelled, no matter the size and style of, boot in the ass. Take their ill gotten gains, line their ass up to the front door and plant it. Get the fuck out of Our Goverment, get out of our lives, money, zero attachment to the people. We need to clean house where the politics live. And it ain't going to be removed by voting.

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"Merrick Garland...who is a good man..."

No, he is most certainly not. He is an anti-American miserable evil little man with a yuge chip on his shoulder.

I generally respect Dershowitz for his legal mind, but he is way off the reservation with everything else. He's friends with (and voted for) Hillary Clinton for God's sake.

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Originally posted by Gustofer:

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"Merrick Garland...who is a good man..."

No, he is most certainly not. He is an anti-American miserable evil little man with a yuge chip on his shoulder.

I generally respect Dershowitz for his legal mind, but he is way off the reservation with everything else. He's friends with (and voted for) Hillary Clinton for God's sake.

I'm with you on this. Dershowitz is a superb legal scholar and knows (and supports) the Constitution. But he's a Democrat and I don't agree with his ideas on other matters.

flashguy

Seems Dershowitz is clear on the differences of what the law is and what his preferences are.
Much the same attitude of what Scalia was.
Liberals argue on emotion and conservatives argue about the law.

The thing about Alan Dershowitz's comments about Bragg and Durham and the like is that his comments carry great weight- not in spite of his being Hillary Clinton supporter, but because of it.

The remarks he makes in support of Donald Trump, when factoring in his political views, combined with his rather vast legal knowledge, indicate that he is really and truly trying to remain objective. You can say it's all negated because he's foolish enough to support Hillary Clinton but you have to view his remarks from the perspective of leftists. Mr. Dershowitz confounds those SOBs.

check out the attitude of this FBI representative

video at:

https://townhall.com/videos/20...-durham-report-n8313

There's nothing like a top FBI official, testifying before Congress, behaving like a passive-agressive teenager talking to mom and dad.

Everyone in the country needs to see that clip.

Disgusting!

Joey D
5/22/23

Biden’s ‘just not getting the job done,’ Newt Gingrich scolds

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Originally posted by 41:

Biden’s ‘just not getting the job done,’ Newt Gingrich scolds

Now if that ain't the understatement of the decade.

The FBI Knows What Car Was Used In J6 DNC Pipe Bomb, But Refuses To Identify Prime Suspect

https://thefederalist.com/2023...ntify-prime-suspect/

The FBI is continuing to stonewall congressional oversight of the agency’s investigation into a pair of pipe bombs found at the Democrat National Committee and Republican National Committee headquarters on Jan. 6, 2021.

On Wednesday, House Republicans on the Judiciary Committee re-upped demands for a comprehensive briefing on the two-year-old case over which the FBI has refused transparency.

Earlier this month, an FBI whistleblower told the Washington Times the FBI identified the vehicle the suspect entered shortly after planting the bombs but has not pursued the individual.

“The FBI had surveillance video that showed the person entering a car with a visible license plate after exiting a Metro stop in Northern Virginia,” the Times reported.

Kyle Seraphin, a former FBI agent who worked on the case, told the paper that the agency “tied whoever the person was that dropped the bombs with [surveillance] cameras all the way through the train and getting into a car with that license plate.” Seraphin also told the Washington Times that the two bombs were inoperable.

“One former FBI assistant director observed, ‘[i]t just doesn’t add up … there’s just too much to work with to not know who this guy is,'” the Judiciary Republicans wrote.

Now lawmakers are seeking answers over the status of the investigation

^^^^^^^
The FBI doesn't want Congress to know it was someone they paid to do the job!

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:

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Originally posted by 41:

Biden’s ‘just not getting the job done,’ Newt Gingrich scolds

Now if that ain't the understatement of the decade.

Biden says former President Jimmy Carter asked him to do his eulogy

There.....we now know they had something in common. Two peas in a pod.

This could go in the Trump or Biden thread, I think it will get more views here and it needs to be understood.

The core of Marxism is oppressor vs. oppressed, classism, built around an economic viewpoint. Such a view never considered the rise of the middle class and, as such, is irrelevant.

But the basics persist with identity politics replacing economics as today's paradigm. It explains how the rich and powerful can be part of the favored class and how they cultivate that status, among other things.


The Formidable Candidacy of Joe Biden

Is Joe Biden beatable in 2024? Forget the gnawing apprehension on the right that the Democratic Party has figured out how to bend election results in its favor. Ignore the looming question of who is to be the Republican Party nominee. All else being equal, is Joe Biden too formidable a candidate for conservatives to defeat?

The 2022 midterm election was not a fluke. Conservatives were caught off guard and, to this day, do not really understand what happened. The lesson of the midterm election—to invoke Orwellian language for the now-Orwellian world in which we live—is that apparent weakness turned out to be real strength. Joe Biden, the shadow of a president, held the Democratic coalition together, not through his strength, but through his weakness. Weak poll numbers for Biden? They work in his favor. His relative popularity does not matter; what matters is that through his weakness, the identity politics coalition holds together and marches forward.

To understand and grapple with this paradox, conservatives must jettison old paradigms. The presidential election is right around the corner. The Right is not ready for it. Their ideas are outdated, suitable for wars past but not present. Tired proclamations about the long march of cultural Marxism through our institutions and about the evils of Progressivism may fill the coffers of conservative think tanks, but they misread the current moment. They cannot help us understand why, appearances notwithstanding, Joe Biden is a formidable candidate, and why he is likely to win a second term. Joe Biden is neither a Marxist nor a progressive, nor are many members of the Democratic Party.

Some may still call themselves Marxists or Progressives, but these familiar markers obscure a new and dangerous project that has been gestating in the womb of America’s once-beloved universities for several decades, and which has spilled over into politics. To prepare for the upcoming offensive, conservatives can start by declaring that the Left is pouring new wine into old bottles, and that the new wine is poisonous to our body politic. They must stop talking about the old bottles of cultural Marxism and Progressivism. Immediately. Otherwise they will continue to look positively Jurassic, and painfully behind the times.

The future has arrived, and American citizens know it. We have entered a new moment in American history. The enemy is not Marxism abroad and Progressivism at home. The enemy is identity politics, which the Biden Administration is exporting abroad and consolidating at home. Identity politics shares with Marxism the proposition that the world is differentiated along one axis, namely, the oppressors and the oppressed, and it shares with Progressivism the idea that the state must reorganize society from above... (continue reading at link)

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Originally posted by parabellum:
There's nothing like a top FBI official, testifying before Congress, behaving like a passive-agressive teenager talking to mom and dad.

Everyone in the country needs to see that clip.

Check out this clip:
https://twitter.com/SteakforPo.../1662133419651002369

Texas AG Ken Paxton impeached, suspended from duties; will face Senate trial. The Texas House voted 121-23 to suspend the attorney general and refer him to the Senate for trial on charges of bribery, abuse of office and obstruction. It was the first such impeachment since 1975. Well now Trump is saying it's a witch hunt against Paxton and the charges are phony, despite the overwhelming bi-partisan vote. He says he will target anyone who votes for impeachment. I really don't understand why Trump doesn't just stay out of this. Evidence is strong that Paxton did what has been alleged.

https://www.texastribune.org/2...-paxton-impeachment/

^^^The TX House impeached him outside of the actual rules per the Texas legislature. This was also after the FBI investigated him several years ago and declined to prosecute him.

The following was posted on facebook by a TX County Judge Keough, who knows Paxton and is familiar with the situation:

"Texas law is pretty clear on the surface of a layman’s reading. No officer of this state may be impeached from office for an act the officer may have committed before the officer's election to office. Attorney General Ken Paxton was overwhelmingly elected to the office of Attorney General in November of 2022 and was sworn in earlier this year. In Montgomery County alone, he received over 73% of the vote. The Articles of Impeachment drafted by the General Ethics Committee in the Texas House conveniently withhold the alleged dates to which the alleged offenses occurred."

https://www.facebook.com/countyjudgekeough

There's also a thread on this --> https://sigforum.com/eve/forum...0601935/m/8870030105

I'm gonna wait to hear more actual facts on this before rendering judgement.