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'I’m facing a prison sentence': US Capitol rioters plead with Trump for pardons
Arrested Trump supporters say they were ‘listening’ to the president
Watching the way that apparently perfectly normal sane people could suddenly switch into a parallel universe, a whole different reality, I found myself thinking, "I wonder what it's like in places where Islamist insurgent movements like the Taliban or Daesh are starting to make their presence felt?"Was this already posted?
The communications director for Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado, a firebrand Republican freshman who boasts about carrying a gun to work, has quit after less than two weeks on the job.
Why it matters: Ben Goldey’s resignation cited last week's insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, which came amid efforts by Boebert and other Republican lawmakers to block certification of President-elect Joe Biden’s Electoral College victory. Her rhetoric on the issue mirrored President Trump's, which has fueled baseless election conspiracy theories and resulting violence.
What we’re hearing: Goldey said in a statement to Axios: "Following the events of January 6th, I’ve decided to part ways with the office. I wish her and the people of Colorado’s Third District the best."
And refused to be part of removing him from office.Then he finished the job, took his family home, and wondered, especially after having no contact from the WH, if crazy ass Trump had sent people there to kill him.
Yeah. One would think either fear or anger, or both, would’ve prompted him to implement those proceedings with great alacrity. But that would be the sane and reasonable response.And refused to be part of removing him from office.
Private jet, eh? More of that economic anxiety.
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'I’m facing a prison sentence': US Capitol rioters plead with Trump for pardons
Arrested Trump supporters say they were ‘listening’ to the presidentwww.theguardian.com
Makes me wonder what Trump has on him. Perhaps a little investigation about Russian help in the 2016 election? Either that or it's some sort of weird Christian thing where he feels he must forgive the person who wanted him murdered.Yeah. One would think either fear or anger, or both, would’ve prompted him to implement those proceedings with great alacrity. But that would be the sane and reasonable response.
Easy. He signed on to be VP to control the Supreme Court. He got all of his greatest wishes fulfilled, but probably didn't expect that his own president would try to have him killed.Pence also has a history of giving a damn what history thinks of him, IIRC he almost went down as the Governor who lost Indiana the Indy 500... over gay wedding cake laws, and he backpeddled like a madman. His Turbo-WASP country club sense of decorum wouldn't let him stand there on the 6th and declare Trump the winner. Why did he sign on as VP in the first place? A: he was the least popular man in Indiana. B: He thought it was his shot to be President one day.
Now he just wants to not be on the A list of Worst People Ever. I mean, Baghdad Bob is still alive and well somewhere in the UAE, living a quiet leave me alone life. Turbo-WASP country club decorum is usually alright with that sort of fate.
Pence also has a history of giving a damn what history thinks of him, IIRC he almost went down as the Governor who lost Indiana the Indy 500... over gay wedding cake laws, and he backpeddled like a madman. His Turbo-WASP country club sense of decorum wouldn't let him stand there on the 6th and declare Trump the winner. Why did he sign on as VP in the first place? A: he was the least popular man in Indiana. B: He thought it was his shot to be President one day.
Now he just wants to not be on the A list of Worst People Ever. I mean, Baghdad Bob is still alive and well somewhere in the UAE, living a quiet leave me alone life. Turbo-WASP country club decorum is usually alright with that sort of fate.
Easy. He signed on to be VP to control the Supreme Court. He got all of his greatest wishes fulfilled, but probably didn't expect that his own president would try to have him killed.
Play with fire, get burned.
Be interested to find out how he got that pass.....
I swear they've all hit their heads.the truck that was adorned with gun decals
Yes, which traitorous representative gave him a pass? Maybe a WH staffer? Either way, identify them.Be interested to find out how he got that pass.....
His family owns a lot of apartment building in New York City. That's the basis that Fred Trump built his initial fortune on. I meant those.Though if you own an apartment in one of his buildings, it's not going to be very easy to sell right now, I'd have thought.
And I'm not sure for how much longer his buildings will remain his, as some of his huge loans and mortgages over the next couple of years.
Pence's wife and daughter were also with him in the Capitol and at some point, they were less than 100 feet away from the terrorists.Makes me wonder what Trump has on him. Perhaps a little investigation about Russian help in the 2016 election? Either that or it's some sort of weird Christian thing where he feels he must forgive the person who wanted him murdered.
There is a time for forgiveness. I don't think someone wanting you murdered is one of them, at least in regard to penalizing them. One can always forgive later, once the perpetrator is safely ensconced in prison.
Just thinking on this further. This cop needs to be given the Medal of Honor.How the rioters who stormed the Capitol came dangerously close to Pence
One minute, 100 feet