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It's a bit of a roundabout, but this should suffice, a wayback machine snapshot of his main twitter page on Sept 1st 2016:

It lacks images unfortunately, however you might also find this useful, big ups to Null and John Flynt for making me aware of this:
 
It's a bit of a roundabout, but this should suffice, a wayback machine snapshot of his main twitter page on Sept 1st 2016:

It lacks images unfortunately, however you might also find this useful, big ups to Null and John Flynt for making me aware of this:
https://web.archive.org/web/20160908042224/https://twitter.com/BarackObama/status/771070737624866816

the direct tweet from archive.org

Obama's tweet is still live btw
https://archive.vn/ogoRw
 
You guys might have to do a triple take on this


Also, more peaceful protests here

 
You guys might have to do a triple take on this


Also, more peaceful protests here

I notice the liberals getting mad at the opposite party for doing what they supposed to do. And the reasons they give for opposing this like childish. Well reminds me of how the democrats in Virginia treated the 2A crowd so fuck them all.

This type of no self reflection fucked the democrats in the aftermath of 2016, which is why they doubled down in 2020.
 
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When they confirm whomever Trump nominates, the collective screeching will be a great presage to the 2020 election results. I don't see how that won't depress turnout among certain demographics who now think there's no point, that the battle is lost. At worst, it turns motivation from positive (we need to do this to get our person in) to negative (we need to get rid of le cheeto man), and negative motivations don't tend to propel voting as much as positive ones.
 
Can Mitch just say "we vote immediately," or does he have to hold the formality of hearings, et cetera?
 
They should do it at night just to fuck with people. Liberals wake up to find a new supreme court justice.

Just accept and put on the act of being amoral fascists to drive liberals up the wall even more.
Normally, NORMALLY, I'd disagree. Yet at this point there would be no reason not to.
 
Can Mitch just say "we vote immediately," or does he have to hold the formality of hearings, et cetera?
I'm pretty sure if he wanted to he could skip the Judiciary Committee and the actual hearing, since the point of the Judiciary Committee is just to give some kind of endorsement(or non endorsement) for the candidate when they head to the full Senate for the final confirmation vote. According to Lindsey Graham, it seems they are going to have some kind of formal process, but said all 11 Republicans in the Judiciary Committee will support the nominee.
 
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