I'm going to let them fake a dossier and then cheat on the election because I don't like Trump
This tim will be different
WOOF
This tim will be different
WOOF
Ron D is my front runner
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New Fish
https://twitter.com/NikkiFried/status/1488883649701462020?s=20&t=ioOZjl-LZOSO_CTB7A7Lzw
ha ha no one is going to believe this either
ha ha no one is going to believe this either
Independent voters won't like Ron training nazis
Disagree
Independent voters are a myth
Aka democrats
So last week Ron was aksed if he got the booster. While he gave a great answer on no mandates and medical privacy he didn't answer the question. What is he afraid of? Does he buy the Trumptrash narrative put out by the left? Trump is a big vax booster and got boosted. I don't give a shit. That's what freedom is. You do your thing I do mine. Everyone has or will answer that question. Be a man and a leader
Then he is asked about legalizing marijuana. Again won't say other than he hates the smell.
I know Trump is against all drugs. Fine. Democrats have promised for 40 years to remove the fed law and here we are with nothing happening. Not a top 5 issue for me. Either way
Ron sounds like he has advisors triangulating the race. I don't like that
Warned
Then he is asked about legalizing marijuana. Again won't say other than he hates the smell.
I know Trump is against all drugs. Fine. Democrats have promised for 40 years to remove the fed law and here we are with nothing happening. Not a top 5 issue for me. Either way
Ron sounds like he has advisors triangulating the race. I don't like that
Warned
https://newsmax.com/newsmax-tv/lindsey-graham-pardons-equal-justice-jan-6/2022/02/01/id/1055054/
Former President Donald Trump has received significant pushback over his suggestion at a weekend rally that he would pardon overcharged and mistreated Jan. 6 arrestees -- he considers them political prisoners, not offenders.
But despite the stir his remarks caused, Trump didn't shrink from them[/b] in an interview airing Tuesday night on Newsmax.
"These people are being treated horribly," Trump told "Rob Schmitt Tonight" in an exclusive interview. "I would absolutely – because some of them are being treated very unfairly – yeah, I would absolutely give them a pardon, if things don't work out fairly."
"I would absolutely be prepared, and Lindsey Graham doesn't know what the hell he's talking about, if he says that, because you have to have equal justice," Trump added. "It's very, very unfair what's happened to this group of people."
The charges and sentences thus far are "out of proportion," Trump said, particularly when compared with the lack of charges for summer 2020 participants in riots, arson attacks and vandalism tied to the protests over the police killing of George Floyd.
"Out of proportion? Like 20 times out of proportion," Trump said of the Jan. 6 defendants. "These people are being persecuted."
Not only are the charges trumped up, but the conditions are "disgusting" in the jails, Trump insisted.
"These people are in jail, in a horrible, disgusting, dirty jail so bad that the court system – which is very left – is angry that people have to live like this," Trump said. "And some of these people are not guilty. Many of these people are not guilty.
"What they've done to these, in many cases, patriots – they're soldiers, they're policemen – what they've done to them compared to what they've done to the other side? You know, you have to have equal justice. And this isn't equal."
"Look, they tried to burn down – we're talking federal buildings – they were terrible," Trump said. "Every Democrat city was on fire, and nobody says anything about it. Antifa and BLM were causing such problems, including death. They're not treating these people the same way."
Your move Ron
Former President Donald Trump has received significant pushback over his suggestion at a weekend rally that he would pardon overcharged and mistreated Jan. 6 arrestees -- he considers them political prisoners, not offenders.
But despite the stir his remarks caused, Trump didn't shrink from them[/b] in an interview airing Tuesday night on Newsmax.
"These people are being treated horribly," Trump told "Rob Schmitt Tonight" in an exclusive interview. "I would absolutely – because some of them are being treated very unfairly – yeah, I would absolutely give them a pardon, if things don't work out fairly."
"I would absolutely be prepared, and Lindsey Graham doesn't know what the hell he's talking about, if he says that, because you have to have equal justice," Trump added. "It's very, very unfair what's happened to this group of people."
The charges and sentences thus far are "out of proportion," Trump said, particularly when compared with the lack of charges for summer 2020 participants in riots, arson attacks and vandalism tied to the protests over the police killing of George Floyd.
"Out of proportion? Like 20 times out of proportion," Trump said of the Jan. 6 defendants. "These people are being persecuted."
Not only are the charges trumped up, but the conditions are "disgusting" in the jails, Trump insisted.
"These people are in jail, in a horrible, disgusting, dirty jail so bad that the court system – which is very left – is angry that people have to live like this," Trump said. "And some of these people are not guilty. Many of these people are not guilty.
"What they've done to these, in many cases, patriots – they're soldiers, they're policemen – what they've done to them compared to what they've done to the other side? You know, you have to have equal justice. And this isn't equal."
"Look, they tried to burn down – we're talking federal buildings – they were terrible," Trump said. "Every Democrat city was on fire, and nobody says anything about it. Antifa and BLM were causing such problems, including death. They're not treating these people the same way."
Your move Ron
The housewives respond
Graham defended his stance in a statement Wednesday.
"I stand with the police officers who protect our streets, federal courthouses, and the United States Capitol against rioters," Graham said, The Hill reported. "They deserve our respect and support, and I will not second-guess the decisions they made under dire circumstances.
"All Americans are entitled to have a speedy trial and their day in court, but those who actively engage in violence for whatever political cause must be held accountable and not be forgiven."
No fundamental difference from Pelosi
Graham defended his stance in a statement Wednesday.
"I stand with the police officers who protect our streets, federal courthouses, and the United States Capitol against rioters," Graham said, The Hill reported. "They deserve our respect and support, and I will not second-guess the decisions they made under dire circumstances.
"All Americans are entitled to have a speedy trial and their day in court, but those who actively engage in violence for whatever political cause must be held accountable and not be forgiven."
No fundamental difference from Pelosi
hardhat
New Fish
There is no 'but' in the Constitution that prohibits a speedy trial, Lindsay.
Fuck off, you uniparty fag.
