Step-Back Lauri
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What war with Iran? It's special operation to protect American interests. Just like Putin over Ukraine. Is it that hard to understand? /S
Trump Dictatorship and All Things Politics
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Don't forget selling off the American people's land to the rich.
The Thriller
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Haha yep!
Lose access to the wasatch back and uintas? It’s what the forgotten blue collar slob voted for in 2024! Enjoy
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So this guy is doing things the right way, questioning and pushing to make the laws we enact better and to make sure we are good international citizens with healthy discourse, but he stands in opposition to der Führer-wannabe so he MUST be put down at all costs. Trump's not a fascist dictator though, right?
www.nbcnews.com
Two key advisers to President Donald Trump are launching a group to unseat Rep. Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican with a pattern of opposing Trump who most recently lambasted his decision Saturday to strike three Iranian nuclear facilities.
Chris LaCivita, a senior political adviser to Trump, confirmed to NBC News on Sunday that he and Tony Fabrizio, another Trump adviser, will run the anti-Massie super PAC.
Axios first reported the super PAC was being formed.
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Trump and Massie, a libertarian who has represented Kentucky's 4th Congressional District since 2012, have long been at odds, with Trump saying he wanted Massie thrown out of the GOP in 2020. Still, Massie has retained his seat, winning multiple primary challenges and even Trump’s endorsement in 2022.
But Massie has continued to be a thorn in Trump's side during his second term. In addition to opposing Trump's strikes against Iran, he has consistently voted against his "big, beautiful bill" throughout the process.
Massie also partnered with Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., last week to introduce a war powers resolution meant to “prohibit involvement in Iran.”
“The Constitution does not permit the executive branch to unilaterally commit an act of war against a sovereign nation that hasn’t attacked the United States,” Massie said of the resolution in a statement at the time.
After the strikes in Iran on Saturday, Massie dug into Trump’s decision, writing on social media, “This is not Constitutional.”
Trump's team launches group to unseat Republican Thomas Massie
Trump has heavily criticized Massie, of Kentucky, who has opposed his strikes on Iran and his "big, beautiful bill" in Congress.
Two key advisers to President Donald Trump are launching a group to unseat Rep. Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican with a pattern of opposing Trump who most recently lambasted his decision Saturday to strike three Iranian nuclear facilities.
Chris LaCivita, a senior political adviser to Trump, confirmed to NBC News on Sunday that he and Tony Fabrizio, another Trump adviser, will run the anti-Massie super PAC.
Axios first reported the super PAC was being formed.
Follow along for live coverage
Trump and Massie, a libertarian who has represented Kentucky's 4th Congressional District since 2012, have long been at odds, with Trump saying he wanted Massie thrown out of the GOP in 2020. Still, Massie has retained his seat, winning multiple primary challenges and even Trump’s endorsement in 2022.
But Massie has continued to be a thorn in Trump's side during his second term. In addition to opposing Trump's strikes against Iran, he has consistently voted against his "big, beautiful bill" throughout the process.
Massie also partnered with Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., last week to introduce a war powers resolution meant to “prohibit involvement in Iran.”
“The Constitution does not permit the executive branch to unilaterally commit an act of war against a sovereign nation that hasn’t attacked the United States,” Massie said of the resolution in a statement at the time.
After the strikes in Iran on Saturday, Massie dug into Trump’s decision, writing on social media, “This is not Constitutional.”
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At what point do these kinds of shenanigans constitute high crimes and misdemeanors anyway? We better flip enough seats at the midterms to have enough to impeach. He needs to be taken out of office, one way or another.
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We might have enough for the House to impeach, but having enough votes in the Senate to convict would likely be a real long shot.
Sardines
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As soon as there are enough people in the House and Senate who will vote for impeachment.
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Surprised his polls aren't worse...
www.pewresearch.org
(The Poles haven't been so bad since 1939...)
U.S. Image Declines in Many Nations Amid Low Confidence in Trump
More than half of adults in 19 of 24 countries surveyed lack confidence in Trump’s leadership on the world stage.
www.pewresearch.org
(The Poles haven't been so bad since 1939...)
The Thriller
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Yes
He’s brown and that really provokes the economic anxiety of trumpers. This whole ICE deportation is about whitening America. Deport the browns and set a precedent so fewer browns come here. Sure, it might **** over our economy. But white supremacy isn’t about what’s best for the economy; it’s about maintaining or in this case, restoring the (natural) hierarchy, white dudes on top browns on the bottom.
“Make America Great Again!”
Not exactly a dog whistle but a blow horn.
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