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Irish_Dem

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52. Mark Twain

Sun Dec 1, 2024, 09:26 PM

Dec 1

“Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn't.”

Who benefits from America becoming a backward, third world country?
No safety net. No health care.
No belief in modern medicine.

A ruthless dangerous psychopath and known criminal traitor in the White House.

Yes we have stepped into the looking glass but I think there is some rhyme and reason behind it.

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The lesson is that "justice delayed is justice denied". [View all] kentuck Dec 1 OP

it sends a message to every citizen - laws are for suckers Blues Heron Dec 1 #1

... and losers Seinan Sensei Dec 1 #9

And apparently the "suckers & losers" club is where we all get to live FoxNewsSucks Dec 1 #18

There were many reasons this happened. BonnieJW Dec 1 #27

Except corporate media isn't silent: krkaufman Dec 1 #50

Laws are for the poor and middle class, not the wealthy. The rich will just use their $$$ to delay, delay, delay like iluvtennis Dec 1 #31

The US is full of justice. markodochartaigh Dec 1 #40

Truth is becoming irrelevant. Dennis Donovan Dec 1 #2

We are drowning in propaganda dlk Dec 1 #3

...and being elected is now proof that you were innocent. RoeVWade Dec 1 #14

If we truly are in a post-truth world, slightlv Dec 1 #49

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court sits there, under the illusion they can fix it anytime they wish... kentuck Dec 1 #4

And 3auld6phart Dec 1 #16

It sends a message to MAGA too. It was a witch hunt. There was never anything there. Fish700 Dec 1 #5

We don't yet know how this will play out. Irish_Dem Dec 1 #6

Yeah we do. We know what he has said, we know what he did the last time he was in power. Autumn Dec 1 #24

That band of great Americans is now more than ever the grassroots of our nation. Magoo48 Dec 1 #42

70% of the US voters voted for Trump or didn't care enough to vote. Irish_Dem Dec 1 #43

The only difference between truth and fiction FullySupportDems Dec 1 #51

Mark Twain Irish_Dem Dec 1 #52

Glenn K chimes in, from yesterday... RobertDevereaux Dec 1 #7

On one hand, at 82, I'm curious to see how it plays out. Bumbles Dec 1 #8

Ditto that. erronis Dec 1 #21

That is the most important question... karin_sj Dec 1 #10

Do we have time? Cirsium Dec 1 #35

Thanks, Merrick. paleotn Dec 1 #11

I'll never understand why Biden didn't replace him FoxNewsSucks Dec 1 #20

Norms are for Democrats Ponietz Dec 1 #34

We used to hold those at the top to a higher standard. CrispyQ Dec 1 #12

K&R spanone Dec 1 #13

Will Herr Twitler turn the US The Wizard Dec 1 #15

"Special Counsel Jack Smith is due to release his report soon and it will be meaningless." Just your opinion, obviously ancianita Dec 1 #17

In my opinion, those that are interested in the report already know what is in the report... kentuck Dec 1 #19

In my opinion, your opinion can't possibly know the actual evidence acquired by Jack Smith, because only in ancianita Dec 1 #22

Do you think any evidence revealed now will change how trump's acolytes or the magats who control Congress react? Scrivener7 Dec 1 #32

Yes. Enough to get some votes in the House and Senate from Republicans who face midterms in 2026. ancianita Dec 1 #36

"Pessimism in advance." *sigh* What we most feared has happened! Scrivener7 Dec 1 #37

Too late. Evolve Dammit Dec 1 #41

The truth is always right on time. ancianita Dec 1 #45

I would have agreed two years ago. We the people still can't read the Mueller report Evolve Dammit Dec 1 #46

Evidence in the report will have an impact in current and future historical and legal circles. As truth should. ancianita Dec 1 #47

Redacted and withheld findings dont make me happy. Evolve Dammit Dec 2 #56

The most important thing is that no one must speak ill of Garland Orrex Dec 1 #23

Joe's biggest mistake. Kid Berwyn Dec 1 #25

The traitor will have records of his impeachments and investigations expunged dalton99a Dec 1 #26

Yes, "justice delayed is justice denied"... dchill Dec 1 #28

THIS !!! FACT NOT IN DISPUTE: Garland *COULD HAVE* assigned a SC to prosecute Benedict Donald the day after he ... uponit7771 Dec 1 #29

46 months and counting republianmushroom Dec 1 #30

Ah, careful. I have been scornfully belittled by many every time I have said that for the last 3 years. Scrivener7 Dec 1 #33

And Now On the Football Field Pesky1 Dec 1 #38

I said it before when the members of Congress moniss Dec 1 #39

Merrick Garland Charmin One Dec 1 #44

Garland did what he was supposed to do.. Escape Dec 2 #55

Agree Meowmee Dec 1 #48

Is it incompetence.. dlilafae Dec 2 #53

Is there nothing that could have been done dlilafae Dec 2 #54