Really?No he is not. ICE isn't in the streets.
For those unfamiliar with the viral video that sparked this manhunt, it shows an assailant in a motorcycle helmet throwing rocks into the windshields of ICE vehicles. One agent was injured during the attack, which occurred on Saturday morning. Astonishingly, some in the press tried to paint the attacker in a sympathetic light, describing him as a "demonstrator" and implying that placing him on the FBI Most Wanted List was an unfair escalation.
Wow, this is colossally daft, well done. You're comparing Trump's deployment of the NG to the LA scenario.Shows just how serious this is. Democrat Governors asleep at the switch refusing to deploy the NG. Waltz is another fine example. But Newsome walking in the footsteps of George Wallace.
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On an unseasonably chilly but sunny day, March 20, 1965, U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson stood on the porch of his Texas ranch and read a telegram he had just sent to Alabama Gov. George Wallace.
"I am calling into federal service selected units of the Alabama National Guard… to help you meet your state responsibilities," Johnson said.
“For more than a week, Johnson and Wallace had been going back and forth about the president's concerns for the safety of Black Alabamians trying to exercise their right to vote and peacefully protest police brutality. “
It's too bad LBJ decided to go all in on fighting the Viet Congs. He would have had a hell of a legacy otherwise.
MAGA Jesus is deploying the Guard and the Marines because he wants to pretend he's a tough guy. He apparently seems more interested in using the US military on Americans than on foreign adversaries.
So you admit it is a completely different situation that what LBJ facedTrump is protecting ICE from violent rioters. Something Newsome nor Waltz thought was necessary.
Gavin’s failure to act in the name of safety was a non-starter.
Lives were then and now under threat.So you admit it is a completely different situation that what LBJ faced
Can you point out the ICE agents being protected by CA NG in any recent news reports?Yes. Have you turned on the tube lately?
Shows just how serious this is. Democrat Governors asleep at the switch refusing to deploy the NG. Waltz is another fine example. But Newsome walking in the footsteps of George Wallace.
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On an unseasonably chilly but sunny day, March 20, 1965, U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson stood on the porch of his Texas ranch and read a telegram he had just sent to Alabama Gov. George Wallace.
"I am calling into federal service selected units of the Alabama National Guard… to help you meet your state responsibilities," Johnson said.
“For more than a week, Johnson and Wallace had been going back and forth about the president's concerns for the safety of Black Alabamians trying to exercise their right to vote and peacefully protest police brutality. “
Well, it's @VySky who lives in some weird wacky alternate reality where windmills cause cancer and electric boats attract sharks and water kills magnetism, so of course he'll make up all sorts of wild, wacky and weird things.Can one say Trump overrode Newsome when he never spoke to him about it?
No you feebly trying to compare George Wallace to Gavin Newsom when the situations were completely different.Lives were then and now under threat.
So no.
Its about lives. What do you fail to understand about that?No you feebly trying to compare George Wallace to Gavin Newsom when the situations were completely different.
This is closer to a southern President sending in the National Guard and troops to force segregation throughout the rest of the country.Shows just how serious this is. Democrat Governors asleep at the switch refusing to deploy the NG. Waltz is another fine example. But Newsome walking in the footsteps of George Wallace.
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On an unseasonably chilly but sunny day, March 20, 1965, U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson stood on the porch of his Texas ranch and read a telegram he had just sent to Alabama Gov. George Wallace.
"I am calling into federal service selected units of the Alabama National Guard… to help you meet your state responsibilities," Johnson said.
“For more than a week, Johnson and Wallace had been going back and forth about the president's concerns for the safety of Black Alabamians trying to exercise their right to vote and peacefully protest police brutality. “
Would agree it is about protecting lives, both those of ICE and those of the protestors.Its about lives. What do you fail to understand about that?
But it's not.Its about lives. What do you fail to understand about that?
He'll fix it.I mean if he can declassify documents by thinking about it, he can have perfect phone calls by thinking about it, too.
Its about lives. What do you fail to understand about that?
And you've been crying since.Shows just how serious this is. Democrat Governors asleep at the switch refusing to deploy the NG. Waltz is another fine example. But Newsome walking in the footsteps of George Wallace.
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On an unseasonably chilly but sunny day, March 20, 1965, U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson stood on the porch of his Texas ranch and read a telegram he had just sent to Alabama Gov. George Wallace.
"I am calling into federal service selected units of the Alabama National Guard… to help you meet your state responsibilities," Johnson said.
“For more than a week, Johnson and Wallace had been going back and forth about the president's concerns for the safety of Black Alabamians trying to exercise their right to vote and peacefully protest police brutality. “
They want that wiped from history books.So you admit it is a completely different situation that what LBJ faced
It was all part of the Democratic party platform that brought people (well some of them) together. Why did Democrays hate black people so much? It's just part of their history when they were the party of slavery.Even non-political southern white conservatives hated black people. Why was that?
It was all part of the Democratic party platform that brought people (well some of them) together. Why did Democrays hate black people so much? It's just part of their history when they were the party of slavery.
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