I'm not optimistic, either. I think the Dems are mainly putting their case out there for the midterm elections. Getting the 17 Republicans needed to convict seems like an unlikely scenario, given that people like Ted Cruz are already claiming that the House managers haven't proved a direct link between Trump's speech and the storming of the Capitol. I do like how the managers laid out Trump's campaign to maintain power beginning in the summer of 2020, with his ridiculous assertion that if he lost, the election must have been rigged (but if he won, it wasn't -- makes no sense!).
The way he phrased it was that the ONLY way he could lose is if it was rigged.
Oh, I know. I was paraphrasing, but I guess I wasn't precise in my choice of words.
But yes, way too many people believe his lie that the election was stolen from him. The thing is, those Republican lawmakers who don't believe the lie also don't seem to have the courage to set the record straight with their constituents, probably out of fear of losing their seat in Congress or their lives, given what happened on Jan. 6. It's a dangerous time to be a lawmaker.
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There is little doubt in my mind that even if Trump does not serve any jail time, he will spend most of the rest of his life as a defendant in numerous court cases.
Morality vs. grocery shopping: Would you shop at a grocery store (or any other type of retailer) if you knew they supported and contributed to political causes and politicians you yourself don’t support or agree with? Some people are wrestling with that right now.
Florida grocery chain faces growing backlash over ties to the pro-Trump Capitol attack
After news broke that a founding family member of the Publix supermarket chain donated $300,000 to the Trump rally that preceded the Capitol attack on Jan. 6, people who frequented the stores are parting ways, according to a report from The Guardian."It was the last straw," Wendy Mize, 57, told...People Are Calling for a Boycott of This Grocery Chain Over DC Riots
Rouses Markets, a Louisiana-based grocer, is facing backlash after a photo surfaced of its co-founder posed among a sea of Trump supporters in D.C.
I don't agree with any stores, if you can name an anti-establishment retailer I'll buy from them.Morality vs. grocery shopping: Would you shop at a grocery store (or any other type of retailer) if you knew they supported and contributed to political causes and politicians you yourself don’t support or agree with? Some people are wrestling with that right now.
Florida grocery chain faces growing backlash over ties to the pro-Trump Capitol attack
After news broke that a founding family member of the Publix supermarket chain donated $300,000 to the Trump rally that preceded the Capitol attack on Jan. 6, people who frequented the stores are parting ways, according to a report from The Guardian."It was the last straw," Wendy Mize, 57, told...People Are Calling for a Boycott of This Grocery Chain Over DC Riots
Rouses Markets, a Louisiana-based grocer, is facing backlash after a photo surfaced of its co-founder posed among a sea of Trump supporters in D.C.
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That state is like Georgia. they are getting more blue by the day. This power crisis could turn into a story about corruption, mismanagement, and short sightedness. People of Texas might want to see some changes in their political landscape.
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