AccessBlaster
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Thanks. Since I'm using Linux, the snipping tool may not be available. I'm using the program below (also works with MS Windows).
Not unless it was for dog catcher somewhere. I've heard nothing.Didn't a bunch of protesters interfere with voting last week?
Funny you should mention Ray Epps. He gets sentenced next week. They're looking for 6 months. Cool way to protect an FBI source, isn't it?Why isn't what's his name in prison for 20 years with all the video of him trying to get stupid people to break into the Capitol. Oh, I forgot, he was an FBI plant so his rhetoric wasn't dangerous because he was on the side of the government.
Seriously, Epps appears to be an instigator. As such he should receive the maximum sentence. Such a light sentence would seem to imply that Epps was really a "plant" and is serving time as cover. Evidently the DOJ did go after a member of the "Proud Boys" and charged him with instigating even though he was far away in Baltimore(?).Funny you should mention Ray Epps. He gets sentenced next week. They're looking for 6 months. Cool way to protect an FBI source, isn't it?
He didn't even go inside. Why are you not defending him?
Whoopty do. That is ZERO to a max of 6 months BTW. Didn't the Proud Boys guy get 20 years and he wasn't even at the event? Seems a little harsh compared to a max of 6 months. The government tried very hard to excuse Epps' behavior for YEARS and couldn't get away with it. So they're talking "tough" now but he'll do as little time as they can manage and he's probably getting paid very well for it. Members of Congress still excuse Epps' actions. Wonder why he's the only "insurgent" who isn't actually an "insurgent"? I'd say time served is even money.Funny you should mention Ray Epps. He gets sentenced next week. They're looking for 6 months.
And Trump, as we all know, will be running a selfless campaign as a tireless champion of the people, with extremely high levels of integrity, a strong commitment to strengthening public institutions, and a keen sense of public service.Biden will be running his 2024 presidential campaign based on tired hateful mantras against Trump
The irony, Biden-the presumptive dictator- is also running a claimed "selfless campaign as a tireless champion of the people, with extremely high levels of integrity, a strong commitment to strengthening public institutions, and a keen sense of public service." Proof of Biden's commitment to save democracy and restore the soul of the US are documented by his henchmen filing lawsuits to remove Trump from the ballot. Preserving the right of citizens to vote by disenfranchising them. Protecting democracy by eliminatingAnd Trump, as we all know, will be running a selfless campaign as a tireless champion of the people, with extremely high levels of integrity, a strong commitment to strengthening public institutions, and a keen sense of public service.
It's easy to see from the language you use that--like Trump--you are thoughtful and considerate in the choice of your words, and that you always take a balanced view of developments, not jumping to conclusions, or going off--as they say--half-cocked. I mean, what I really admire is the invitation you seem to extend to others to enter into a fair and balanced discussion, in an real issues-based approach to debate. You just really expose for us all sides of the issues, and after reading your posts, I feel like I have a much more multi-dimensional understanding of the dynamics of the events you discuss. This is why I see Trump, and fair minded followers of his--like yourself--as such a refreshing development in the context of that flourishing democracy the United States holds up as a beacon for other nations of the world to respect and admire.his henchmen
I guess you only can hear through one ear since you seem deaf and oblivious to the vile denigrating language Biden and his partisan followers spew all the time. And Happy New Year to you too .It's easy to see from the language you use that--like Trump--you are thoughtful and considerate in the choice of your words, and that you always take a balanced view of developments, not jumping to conclusions, or going off--as they say--half-cocked. I mean, what I really admire is the invitation you seem to extend to others to enter into a fair and balanced discussion, in an real issues-based approach to debate. You just really expose for us all sides of the issues, and after reading your posts, I feel like I have a much more multi-dimensional understanding of the dynamics of the events you discuss. This is why I see Trump, and fair minded followers of his--like yourself--as such a refreshing development in the context of that flourishing democracy the United States holds up as a beacon for other nations of the world to respect and admire.
Keep up the good work, and Happy New Year!!!
He was sentenced to one-year probation.Funny you should mention Ray Epps. He gets sentenced next week. They're looking for 6 months.
Exactly, they protect their own.Cool way to protect an FBI source, isn't it?
Because he's a leftwing tool, obviously.He didn't even go inside. Why are you not defending him?
Executive Privilege is a well known historic privilege that allows the president and his staff to communicate in private. It would seem that every president would want to protect that fundamental privilege for effective governance. Surprisingly, the Biden administration, in terms of Trump, has apparently waived that privilege so that Democrats can obtain Trump's privileged communication to use it as ammunition for their bogus attacks on Trump. This is another flagrant example of Democrats not comprehending that they are establishing a precedent where they themselves could have all their (embarrassing) privileged communications dumped into the public domain when a Republican becomes president.... we see how awful the current administration has been about going after a presidents necessary privilege's by simply treating him as someone with less authority.
Even Dershowitz condemned the Democrats for proposing to waive Trumps "Executive Privilege".
“The best thinking is that an incumbent president cannot waive the right of the previous president. It would make a mockery of the whole notion of privilege,” Dershowitz continued.