The auto-pen scandal is going to be massive

[A2SG]

That's even worse than the claim that Biden was replaced by actor Struan Rodger

What, Billy Shears was busy?

-- A2SG, I heard the news today, oh boy.....

 

[BPPLEE]

What, Billy Shears was busy?

-- A2SG, I heard the news today, oh boy.....

Ringo was busy

 

[Larniavc]

They went after Trump in search of a crime and the intent was to keep him from being elected. It didn't work. It won the primary for him and helped him get elected

They did find the crimes though, didn’t they? The fact is that a lot of America does not care that Trump is a convicted criminal.

The reputational damage to America is done and cannot be overestimated.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Republicans uncover no new intel on Biden during hearing on his cognitive abilities in office​

The probe didn't uncover any new information on the former president -- with Democratic members of the subcommittee boycotting the hearing.

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer, who was among the witnesses, compared his time working under Trump in his first term to his observations of Biden, praising Trump's energy and mental focus. Spicer never worked for the Biden administration.

Next up for Sean, Dancing with the GOP's Star Witnesses

 

[Say it aint so]

Republicans uncover no new intel on Biden during hearing on his cognitive abilities in office​

The probe didn't uncover any new information on the former president -- with Democratic members of the subcommittee boycotting the hearing.

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer, who was among the witnesses, compared his time working under Trump in his first term to his observations of Biden, praising Trump's energy and mental focus. Spicer never worked for the Biden administration.

Next up for Sean, Dancing with the GOP's Star Witnesses

"Today's hearing is about competency, corruption and cover up within the Biden administration. Simply put, the last administration was rudderless from one crisis to another. The Biden Administration failed and folded. The partisan media did their best to cover up those failures," --Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley​

A rudderless ship usually leads to chaos, no discipline, and infighting. Did Chuck say this with a straight face?

 

[A2SG]

"Today's hearing is about competency, corruption and cover up within the Biden administration. Simply put, the last administration was rudderless from one crisis to another. The Biden Administration failed and folded. The partisan media did their best to cover up those failures," --Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley​

A rudderless ship usually leads to chaos, no discipline, and infighting. Did Chuck say this with a straight face?

Yeah, it's easy to make bombastic statements like that, but can they back it up with actual evidence? Time will tell. Though, given how much evidence hearings such as this have compiled against President Biden up to this point, let's just say I hope they haven't got their hopes up too high.

-- A2SG, though, given that the SCOTUS has ruled that presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts, there doesn't seem to be much that can be done about it.....

 

[BPPLEE]

Yeah, it's easy to make bombastic statements like that, but can they back it up with actual evidence? Time will tell. Though, given how much evidence hearings such as this have compiled against President Biden up to this point, let's just say I hope they haven't got their hopes up too high.

-- A2SG, though, given that the SCOTUS has ruled that presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts, there doesn't seem to be much that can be done about it.....

I don't think Biden is the one they plan to prosecute.
I thought they were looking for who was making the decisions behind the scenes

 

[A2SG]

I don't think Biden is the one they plan to prosecute.
I thought they were looking for who was making the decisions behind the scene

Okay. They still need evidence, though.

-- A2SG, still how courts work...for the moment, anyway....

 

[Servus]

Okay. They still need evidence, though.

The documents in question are the evidence.

 

[A2SG]

The documents in question are the evidence.

Nope. If you want to prove the autopen was used without authorization, you need to prove that, AND that some specific person (AKA the defendant) did it. Showing a jury a signed document doesn't prove anything.

-- A2SG, except maybe that the document exists and was signed....

 

[BPPLEE]

Okay. They still need evidence, though.

-- A2SG, still how courts work...for the moment, anyway....

Sure. Of course they need evidence. I agree

 

[Servus]

Nope. If you want to prove the autopen was used without authorization, you need to prove that, AND that some specific person (AKA the defendant) did it. Showing a jury a signed document doesn't prove anything.

And the documents in question will be Exibit A.

 

[essentialsaltes]

And the documents in question will be Exibit A.

But there's no exhibit B when the best the GOP can do is put Sean Spicer up as a witness to talk about how sharp Donald Trump is so the Congressman can all sycophantically agree with greater and greater force.

Meanwhile...

“Let me be clear: I made the decisions during my presidency,” Biden said. “I made the decisions about the pardons, executive orders, legislation, and proclamations. Any suggestion that I didn’t is ridiculous and false.”

Well, that's that.

/thread

 

[Servus]

But there's no exhibit B when the best the GOP can do is put Sean Spicer up as a witness to talk about how sharp Donald Trump is so the Congressman can all sycophantically agree with greater and greater force.

Meanwhile...

Right he made the decisions which is why Nancy Pelosi made him resign his candidacy. Who was really making all of the decisions, running the country, and signing documents is a legitimate question that should be investigated. If it's proven to be untrue, than that question can be laid to rest. The more objection and pushback there is to it being investigated, the more suspicious it looks.

 

[hedrick]

Right he made the decisions which is why Nancy Pelosi made him resign his candidacy. Who was really making all of the decisions, running the country, and signing documents is a legitimate question that should be investigated. If it's proven to be untrue, than that question can be laid to rest. The more objection and pushback there is to it being investigated, the more suspicious it looks.

Democratic leaders wanted him to drop out because they thought he'd lose, not because they thought he was incapable of running the country.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Who was really making all of the decisions, running the country, and signing documents is a legitimate question that should be investigated.

It just was by the Congress. What did they discover?

[Spicer praised] Trump's energy and mental focus

"[We're] fortunate enough to have a leader like President Trump, who is so unmistakably in command," Republican Sen. Eric Schmitt said.

 

[BPPLEE]

Democratic leaders wanted him to drop out because they thought he'd lose, not because they thought he was incapable of running the country.

He was incapable of getting through a debate without exposing how bad off he was,
Much less running the country

 

[Servus]

It just was by the Congress. What did they discover?

[Spicer praised] Trump's energy and mental focus

"[We're] fortunate enough to have a leader like President Trump, who is so unmistakably in command," Republican Sen. Eric Schmitt said.

What does that have to do with Biden documents?

 

[Larniavc]

Has this become huge yet?

 

[Servus]

Democratic leaders wanted him to drop out because they thought he'd lose, not because they thought he was incapable of running the country.

That only happened after his performance or lack thereof during the debate, which pretty much obliterated any doubt regarding his cognitive abilities for many. And made all the claims about him being sharp as a tack appear to be a lie. It was a classic "the emperor has no clothes" situation.