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RNC getting nervous as 1/6 committee looks at its complicity with Trump in deliberately spreading misinformation

Um, I said "supposedly". Trump was spreading disinformation. Even his AG admitted that.
Sorry, that hasn't been proven yet. Not even the House is ready to call for indictments. The current AG hasn't taken any action.

And I don't give a rat's ass what Barr has to say. He lost what remaining credibility he had when he refused to investigate election fraud.
 
Zero evidence but yea you keep on waiting for the election fraud.
Deflection.

But hey...if the House...or the DOJ...has something, someone should indict, don't you think?
 
Deflection.

But hey...if the House...or the DOJ...has something, someone should indict, don't you think?
That’s your go to. The information that has come out of Jan 6 is embarrassing. Trump and his stooges have shown they are incapable to accomplish anything of value.
You want to meet at the Four Seasons?
 
That’s your go to. The information that has come out of Jan 6 is embarrassing. Trump and his stooges have shown they are incapable to accomplish anything of value.
You want to meet at the Four Seasons?
Ahhh...there you are: Embarrassing.

That's what this dog and pony show is all about: Finding something embarrassing.

It has nothing to do with legal/not legal...nothing to do with crime/no crime. It's all about the narrative.
 
Ahhh...there you are: Embarrassing.

That's what this dog and pony show is all about: Finding something embarrassing.

It has nothing to do with legal/not legal...nothing to do with crime/no crime. It's all about the narrative.
Stop the steal
 
Deflection.

But hey...if the House...or the DOJ...has something, someone should indict, don't you think?
What do you believe to be the acceptable timeline for an investigation? How many lawsuits is acceptable in order to block and/or prolong the investigation?
 
Ahhh...there you are: Embarrassing.

That's what this dog and pony show is all about: Finding something embarrassing.

It has nothing to do with legal/not legal...nothing to do with crime/no crime. It's all about the narrative.
Read the emails and text amongst the Trump boob squad. Rudy and Bernie K running around spreading their bs and crying to the RNC for payment. It’s all out there.
 
What do you believe to be the acceptable timeline for an investigation? How many lawsuits is acceptable in order to block and/or prolong the investigation?
For the House dog and pony show? As many lawsuits as can be mounted. Since the House is doing this for the narrative, anything that diminishes that narrative is a good thing.

For the DOJ? Who is mounting lawsuits against them? Hell, WHAT is the DOJ investigating?
 
For the House dog and pony show? As many lawsuits as can be mounted. Since the House is doing this for the narrative, anything that diminishes that narrative is a good thing.

For the DOJ? Who is mounting lawsuits against them? Hell, WHAT is the DOJ investigating?
Here you go again.
 
Why is everyone on the GOP side a target of the Jan 6 investigation but not Nancy Pelosi who was one of the principles in charge of the Capital police and is bound to have information pertaining to their preparedness?

You did already know that Mitch McConnell was on the same committee as Pelosi, and both of them signed off on the same records, including how they both signed off on the document where they declined additional help on Jan 6 ? Why would you say it's Pelosi's fault without naming McConnell?
 
Sorry, that hasn't been proven yet. Not even the House is ready to call for indictments. The current AG hasn't taken any action.

And I don't give a rat's ass what Barr has to say. He lost what remaining credibility he had when he refused to investigate election fraud.

It's a fact that Will Barr issued a directive allowing federal prosecutors more leeway to widen voter fraud investigations on November 9, 2020. Some people argued at the time that he allowed too much leeway, but that's an opinion. I don't think it's accurate to say he refused to investigate. I would say he sent out a directive to tell his prosecutors to go get the evidence. That's not a refusal.
 
At this point, honestly.....who still has serious doubts that there were dozens and dozens of high profile GOPers directly (or indirectly) involved in the failed coup attempt of Jan 6, 2021?

Elected members of Congress.....elected members of state legislatures.....appointed members of Trump's administration.....Trump's family......Trump himself......multiple members of FoxNews' primetime and daytime lineups.......prominent ultra-wealthy conservatives.......etc. etc. etc.

I doubt that AG Garland has the stones to do what needs to be done, but I am certainly praying that he will.

Anyone/everyone who was even remotely involved in the attack on the Capital needs to face some kind of legal judgment. The more powerful/influential they are, the more important it is that they face consequences.

If not, they will be back to try again the very next time their side loses the White House and/or Congress.
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Another thread blaming Trump for everything.

So liberal media = 100% true
Conservative media/Trump = 100% false

Then blame it all on Trump and his supporters and supporters of America and the Constitution. Seems confusing?

Is the MSM goal to conquer and divide? Seems like that would be treason?
 
It's a fact that Will Barr issued a directive allowing federal prosecutors more leeway to widen voter fraud investigations on November 9, 2020. Some people argued at the time that he allowed too much leeway, but that's an opinion. I don't think it's accurate to say he refused to investigate. I would say he sent out a directive to tell his prosecutors to go get the evidence. That's not a refusal.
The ones who found evidence...he told them to stop.
 
What an anti American statement.
Fighting against abuse of power is very American. Sorry you'd prefer so kind of anti-American socialist hellhole.
 
You don't seem to mind when Trump and other traitors do it. Why the double standard?
Sorry, you'll have to be more specific.
 
I can cite my claim,


can you cite yours?
Yes.

 
Sorry, that hasn't been proven yet. Not even the House is ready to call for indictments. The current AG hasn't taken any action.

And I don't give a rat's ass what Barr has to say. He lost what remaining credibility he had when he refused to investigate election fraud.
bbm: Barr did in fact gave a directive to investigate election fraud. There was no massive voter fraud found and when he tried to make the former guy understand that; the former guy got angry and Barr *resigned or the former guy asked for his resignation; depending on what version you choose to believe*
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