They should not only bankrupt him, but they should make him do 3 hours per day, 5 days per week, for 10 years...on the radio... explaining how he made so much money (sometimes $800k per day) selling bullshit to those who would believe anything, at the expense of families who had their 8-year-olds murdered in a school decorated for the holidays.
Today at CPAC...
Viktor Orban...hanging with his bud Donnie at his Saudi-back golf outing last week. The guy who last week talked about White Supremacy in a speech (Viktor, not Donnie). As a result:
A member of Viktor Orbanâs inner circle resigned after the Hungarian prime minister spoke out against becoming âpeoples of mixed raceâ. Zsuzsa Hegedus, who has known the nationalist Mr Orban for 20 years, described the speech as a âpure Nazi textâ, according to Hungarian media. The International Auschwitz Committee of Holocaust survivors called the speech âstupid and dangerousâ.
If you haven't been to Hungary, it's what Tucker wants the US to be. Authoritarian. Xenophobic. Strong!
For you Fox Nation subscribers, you can watch the live stream!
Not clear from this what they actually did to promote extreme Republican candidates. Did they advertise? Have their surrogates promote them? Hand out MAGA hats to winos asleep in alleys?
Or did they chuckle, rub their hands together, and write detailed memos to each other and convince themselves that their brilliant strategy was working?
Likely most of that was directed through friendly media outlets.
Not clear from this what they actually did to promote extreme Republican candidates. Did they advertise? Have their surrogates promote them? Hand out MAGA hats to winos asleep in alleys?
Or did they chuckle, rub their hands together, and write detailed memos to each other and convince themselves that their brilliant strategy was working?
A particularly interesting race for the likes of me is Peter Meijer's district in Michigan. Meijer took over for Justin Amash after he retired and has proved to be a very similar politician: a principled libertarian running as a Republican to get ballot access; a species that is no longer terribly welcome in the Republican party.
He is facing a MAGA primary challenger backed by Trump, whose wrath Meijer incurred by voting for impeachment the second time. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has run TV ads for the challengerâsomething he hasn't been able to fund himself. The DCCC obviously (if cluelessly) thinks he'd be easier to beat than Meijer.
A particularly interesting race for the likes of me is Peter Meijer's district in Michigan. Meijer took over for Justin Amash after he retired and has proved to be a very similar politician: a principled libertarian running as a Republican to get ballot access; a species that is no longer terribly welcome in the Republican party.
He is facing a MAGA primary challenger backed by Trump, whose wrath Meijer incurred by voting for impeachment the second time. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has run TV ads for the challenger—something he hasn't been able to fund himself. The DCCC obviously (if cluelessly) thinks he'd be easier to beat than Meijer.
Location: Perched on the precipice of the cauldron of truth
Posted:
Jul 22, 2022 - 6:57pm
Steely_D wrote:
1) sounds like the same tactics used to game the Supreme Court appointments
2) any lawyers out there who have a less nefarious answer that makes sense? Is this a typical timing?
Typically, in federal court, sentencing occurs 90 days after conviction or guilty plea.
Because it will be a high drama event right before the elections designed to influence them against anything republican. Same as the Mueller investigation was designed to do the same before the Trump midterms in which Congress was successfully flipped to democrat.
1) sounds like the same tactics used to game the Supreme Court appointments
2) any lawyers out there who have a less nefarious answer that makes sense? Is this a typical timing?
So Bannon was quickly convicted, and that's no surprise. But sentencing in October? Can someone help me understand why that's so far in the future?
Because it will be a high drama event right before the elections designed to influence them against anything republican. Same as the Mueller investigation was designed to do the same before the Trump midterms in which Congress was successfully flipped to democrat.
