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Propagandist? imaginary? From the figment of ones imgination?In America, you're innocent even AFTER your proven guilty according to Trump supporters. So I guess you can't trust the justice system without Trump either.
Hmmmm....what kind of behaviour does that sound like?
The fact that Donald Trump won the election overwhelmingly shows that the majority of the American people do not care, and neither do I.
Once I as see all his supporters acknowledge the legitimacy of his convictions, then I'll acknowledge it's my imagination. As it is, you can't even manage to get all the trump supporting posters on CF here to do htat.Propagandist? imaginary? From the figment of ones imgination?
okie dokie -Once I as see all his supporters acknowledge the legitimacy of his convictions, then I'll acknowledge it's my imagination. As it is, you can't even manage to get all the trump supporting posters on CF here to do htat.
I must have missed it when appointing Matt Gaetz as AG was brought up during the campaign.The fact that Donald Trump won the election overwhelmingly shows that the majority of the American people do not care, and neither do I.
I have no idea. Ask @Nihilist Virus.I must have missed it when appointing Matt Gaetz as AG was brought up during the campaign.
Why would I ask somebody else to support a claim you made?I have no idea. Ask @Nihilist Virus.
Other than president-elect Trump's choosing, what makes you say that?Oh, and Matt will make a great Attorney General
I didn't make a claim other than that the majority of Americans don't seem to care about politician's criminal record. As demonstrated by Trump's election win.Why would I ask somebody else to support a claim you made?
Well, to be fair, all that says is that a (slight) majority of Americans didn't care about Donald Trump's criminal convictions. That doesn't mean they'll feel the same about any other politician's criminal record.I didn't make a claim other than that the majority of Americans don't seem to care about politician's criminal record. As demonstrated by Trump's election win.
That is a fair statement.Well, to be fair, all that says is that a (slight) majority of Americans didn't care about Donald Trump's criminal convictions. That doesn't mean they'll feel the same about any other politician's criminal record.
-- A2SG, unless you think Bob Menendez has a shot at running for President in 2028....
I would think that the results of an ethics investigation would be relevant information when evaluating a person for the position of Attorney General, but that's just me.Speaker Johnson urges Ethics panel not to release Gaetz report
“I think it’s a terrible breach of protocol and tradition and the spirit of the rule.”
[Heavens! A breach of protocol. Johnson may have a fit of vapors when Trump adjourns the Senate and recess appoints his Cabinet.]
The Speaker argued Friday that the “House’s tradition” on the matter is the panel not issuing reports after members leave the chamber. That move, however, is not entirely unprecedented; in 1987, the panel released its report into former Rep. William Boner (D-Tenn.) after he resigned from the House.
While true, it's also important for the GOP to protect accused sex offenders in their midst.I would think that the results of an ethics investigation would be relevant information when evaluating a person for the position of Attorney General, but that's just me.
See, they brought in their expert.While true, it's also important for the GOP to protect accused sex offenders in their midst.
Senator Durbin tells House ethics panel to preserve Gaetz report, records
“Make no mistake: this information could be relevant to the question of Mr. Gaetz’s confirmation as the next Attorney General of the United States and our constitutional responsibility of advice and consent.”
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