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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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Now let us get testimonies from the Secret Service agents who were at the White House gate during the end of May/beginning of June 2020 when "mostly peaceful protestors" tried to storm the building. I'm sure the Blue Checkmarks remember that. It was when they laughed at the First Family being sent to White House bunker.
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Probably because they don't allow mental illnesses since the idea is they need to protect a single high value individual.
Can't really afford to spend millions for someone who's gonna have a mental breakdown and miss an entire week in a row because "muh depression"
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Because they have to be relied upon and competence only allows a certain set of political beliefs (not saying JUST right wing, but certainly far-left is out.)
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Guys, I think we're witnessing the red-pilling of @The Last Stand in real time.
His girlfriend, probably. And if so, he needs to dump that shit like last night's Taco Bell.
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Well, I’m sure he went in to talk more about this… oh, wait - he was killed when KAL 07 got shot down in the 80s by the USSR. Guess he didn’t have a point or anything.
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.. huh. You'd think a certain someone in that state would be watching this as well, but nope.
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Nah, too busy cooming over cyberpunk/90s vidya and noir pulp books to focus on real-world politics at the moment.
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It's amazing how the Russians decided to shoot down the one airplane holding the congressman who spoke out against early Globohomo.
I'm going out on a limb here and guessing that maybe the Russians aren't quite so based and red pilled...
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They're treated like shit and as disposable (technically true given their status as bodyguards) help by everyone in the White House. One doesn't put effort into subverting the useless trash, only the useful trash. So Trump comes along, treats them as human beings doing a stressful job, and that buys loyalty for life. They did start to subvert the Secret Service in response to what was happening under Trump, but those people got caught quick as ringers and backstabbers.
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Purging the permanent bureaucracy of the thousands of partisan operatives and globohomo NGO allies would go a long way to restoring America to an actual functioning republic.
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Larry McDonald was great, was backed big time by the John Birch Society (who weren't the nut-jobs the media proclaimed them to be). It is nice that I am hearing more discussion about him now on the Internet, than back then, a few weeks after his death, in the media. The powers that were/are wanted him buried. As to if they killed him? His death was suspicious as all hell, but there is little hard evidence. There also haven't been many people digging through the old Soviet archives on the subject either.
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Isn't that what he tried to do in 2016?
And if you're wondering why none of our enemies are taking advantage, that's because Russia is busy in Ukraine, China plays the long game to turn people into their puppets and that hasn't fully manifested, and Iran doesn't have the capabilities to a launch a nuke at the United States yet.
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STFU Ms. "My Car Runs on Sunshine Gurl".
You might be right. The moment where the world shakes off the spell of globalism. At least for a season.
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I dont know how they stop the immediate lawsuit and appeals judge who will block it and then roberts siding against Trump 5/4 with a ruling that only Democrats can fire anyone.
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Like I said, a post Trump presidency scares me. This will get ugly.
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My understanding of this situation is a bit limited, but most federal agencies are under the Executive Branches control - Which would put the president in a position of authority to dismantle them all. Those organizations then had some power delegated to them via congress, but with their dismantling, the responsibility would just go back onto congress.
There probably would be lawsuits, but if the SC did step in, I can't imagine they'd hard veto it - They're gonna be a bit stuck on the constitutional interpretations since the constitution doesn't say they can delegate powers in the way they do. Wild speculation, but they might rule that congress would need to exercise their veto power to prevent the dismantling, to provide a check from the executive branch on the legislative branches ability to delegate authority.
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"You can take 5 of the worst Presidents in American History and they would not have done as much damage as Joe Biden has" - Donald Trump 2022
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Roberts. Vote. Doesn't. Matter.
We have 6 Republican justices. Please stop and think what that means.
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That we need 3 clones of Thomas Clarence
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I just want to see more politicians beating the shit out of each other. Least it would be entertaining.
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