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The GQP: Trumpist Death Cult


Hugo Stiglitz

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The lack of dissent on the Schiff censure vote is another piece of circumstantial evidence that the GOP is, in totality, a criminal enterprise fighting for survival. 

When the story emerged about the NRA funneling funds to the GOP emerged, it suggested a trickle of dirty money flowing to all GOPs whether they were cognizant of it being dirty or not. Now add nogudnics Parvas and Fruman (the Ukrainian pals), and the question of there being other conduits of foreign money flowing to the GOP has been answered: of course there are.

Now we just have to wonder how many conduits there are. And how much money. And where has it gone. The number of nefarious contributors at some point must become noticeable to any elected official paying reasonable attention to his campaign income. That makes the rank and file office holders complicit.

A lot of GOPs must have had an inkling of the process. Refer to the Paul Ryan "family" conversation where he and GOP leaders, after meeting with Ukraine ambassador, state out loud a belief that Trump and Rohrbacher are in the pay of Putin.  Those present laugh, but the man (McCarthy) who made the remark follows up with, "I swear." Ryan then insists on no leaks of this conversation.

The participants denied the conversation took place until presented a transcript which they declared was inaccurate. Then presented with the actual audio, they said it was all a joke. Ha ha ha.

Now we have a proven set of back channels to Ukrainian politicians. Recall the back channel Kushner got caught establishing with the Russians shortly after Trump was elected.(all an innocent mistake. Sorry!).

Recall the Erik Prince (head of Blackwater and Sec. of Education Devos' brother) Seychelles meeting where he meets with Russian money man and reports directly back to Steve Bannon shortly after Trump was elected. Busy days were had shortly after Trump was elected but after the famed Trump Tower meeting with Dotard Jr. and others.

Throw in the early days Oval Office meeting where Trump laughs it up with the Russian ambassador and reveals top secret information. Throw in Trump's meetings with Putin where the tradition of having an American present to take notes is abandoned. Throw in Flynn and Manafort. Throw in the cession of Syria and determination to end Russia sanctions.

I worry that this massive, ongoing conspiracy (forest) will get boiled down to the fucking phone call (tree), and the simple-minded electorate informed by the idiotically detail-focused TV news media will never see that forest because of all the trees.

Imagine Mueller watching all of this. It's plainly obvious, just from the aspect of election interference and obstruction of justice, that the White House is a criminal operation with slimy tentacles extending into honey pots all over the world. It's on paper. But it's tl;dr. "Huh?"

The GOP obstruction is the final piece of evidence that the organization is without principle, honor, or merit of any kind. Unanimous consensus that Schiff not Trump should be censured illuminates the depravity of those who once claimed themselves to be the "adults."

The Senate will only convict if the base turns on Trump. Even then, they have to worry about Trump blabbing. When they put in the fix of a quick pardon from Pence and make immediate declarations that this whole thing is over, they'll have to worry about Trump facing charges not covered by presidential pardon and what he might do.

I could see Trump turning state's evidence to rat out the whole GOP to stay out of jail. Of course, he'd have to hope he gets a different set of guards than Epstein had.

Maybe because I don't have the patience to follow this in the detail that others do (bless them, pariticularly Hugo, for providing so much information), these big, shining incidents seem to add up to a colossal historical moment where an entire political party should be brought down.

We are poised on the brink of a watershed historical moment. The US does the right thing and enforces the law to protect the republic, or the voices of reason and law are drowned out allowing the US to slide irretrievably into the slime of banana republicanism.

I make no prediction.

Sorry this is so long, but I wanted to hit key points.

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3 minutes ago, RomaVicta said:

We are poised on the brink of a watershed historical moment. The US does the right thing and enforces the law to protect the republic, or the voices of reason and law are drowned out allowing the US to slide irretrievably into the slime of banana republicanism.

I make no prediction.

I do.  You know what it is.  There is no contradictory evidence.  There is no way this ends in a "negotiated settlement."  The only way it ends is on the deck of the Missouri in Tokyo Bay.  Or the deck of the Nagato in San Francisco Bay.  Either way, somebody gets nuked and surrenders.  But we know how it's gonna end up.

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3 hours ago, Biff Tannen said:

  Getting rid of the dotard is step one of many.

Getting rid of every current elected Republican needs to be the next (or simueltaneous) goal.  Until they are all gone, there is literally nothing to work on together, and no one in their party to work with.  They have made that perfectly clear for the rest of us.  

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Just now, Jack Straw said:

Getting rid of every current elected Republican needs to be the next (or simueltaneous) goal.  Until they are all gone, there is literally nothing to work on together, and no one in their party to work with.  They have made that perfectly clear for the rest of us.  

Yep.  Missouri, Nagato, all that.

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1 hour ago, HenryJames said:

 

He's gone from John McCain's likable gay friend to being one of the more loathsome people in American politics.  He does complete 180's with just a mere mention from Trump.  I said this in one of the other threads but him and Franklin Graham were the two biggest 180's in regards to Trump.  We now know that Franklin had a thing with the pool boy and Lindsey is obvious.  

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-impeachment-inquiry-live-updates/2019/10/23/8a9b1fd8-f51a-11e9-8cf0-4cc99f74d127_story.html

 

A group of House Republicans stormed into a secure room at the Capitol on Wednesday where the latest witness in the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry was set to testify, shutting down the proceedings.

The disruption delayed closed-door testimony from Laura Cooper, the Pentagon official who oversees Ukraine policy, whom lawmakers planned to ask about the White House’s decision to withhold military aid for several months over the summer.

 

This is the Intelligence committee, correct? There are republicans on the intelligence committee correct? Why didn't security arrest these fucks?

 

 

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3 minutes ago, High Plains Drifter said:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-impeachment-inquiry-live-updates/2019/10/23/8a9b1fd8-f51a-11e9-8cf0-4cc99f74d127_story.html

 

A group of House Republicans stormed into a secure room at the Capitol on Wednesday where the latest witness in the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry was set to testify, shutting down the proceedings.

The disruption delayed closed-door testimony from Laura Cooper, the Pentagon official who oversees Ukraine policy, whom lawmakers planned to ask about the White House’s decision to withhold military aid for several months over the summer.

Party of law and order complete and utter frauds and willing supporters of and collaborators in treason

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9 minutes ago, Jack Straw said:

Party of law and order complete and utter frauds and willing supporters of and collaborators in treason

 

1 minute ago, Longhorn_Fan68 said:

Amen.

Because if they lose control, they all go down together. Likely, they've all received nice benefits from foreigners and know that they will be found out if they can't keep the investigations under control.

Criminal Enterprise. Idiot World. Bad combination.

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2 minutes ago, RomaVicta said:

 

Because if they lose control, they all go down together. Likely, they've all received nice benefits from foreigners and know that they will be found out if they can't keep the investigations under control.

Criminal Enterprise. Idiot World. Bad combination.

and I will be watching with popcorn at the ready when each and every one of them get their comeuppance  

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A group of House Republicans stormed into a secure room at the Capitol on Wednesday where the latest witness in the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry was set to testify, shutting down the proceedings.
The disruption delayed closed-door testimony from Laura Cooper, the Pentagon official who oversees Ukraine policy, whom lawmakers planned to ask about the White House’s decision to withhold military aid for several months over the summer.
 
This is the Intelligence committee, correct? There are republicans on the intelligence committee correct? Why didn't security arrest these fucks?
 
 
So what's to stop them from doing this with the whistle blower in the room?
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18 minutes ago, Eastwood said:
1 hour ago, High Plains Drifter said:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-impeachment-inquiry-live-updates/2019/10/23/8a9b1fd8-f51a-11e9-8cf0-4cc99f74d127_story.html
 
A group of House Republicans stormed into a secure room at the Capitol on Wednesday where the latest witness in the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry was set to testify, shutting down the proceedings.
The disruption delayed closed-door testimony from Laura Cooper, the Pentagon official who oversees Ukraine policy, whom lawmakers planned to ask about the White House’s decision to withhold military aid for several months over the summer.
 
This is the Intelligence committee, correct? There are republicans on the intelligence committee correct? Why didn't security arrest these fucks?
 
 

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So what's to stop them from doing this with the whistle blower in the room?

Maybe a head shot from a U.S Marshal?  Not saying Gaetz or Nunes deserves a bullet to the dome, but I'd understand ...

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The republican crime organization is at this point fighting to keep their own sorry butts out of jail. I’m actually surprised it took them this long for them  to start storming commitee hearings. Thugs don’t like investigations that might eventually implicate them in crimes. Just ask the leader of the thugs, the guy we for some reason are still calling the president. 

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The Republican crime organization above all needs the executive branch to remain in the hands of fellow Republican criminals.  After all that’s what is keeping a lot of them out of prison. Right now they figure trump, as an incumbent, is still their best bet to keep the executive branch “in the family” so to speak. 

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51 minutes ago, RomaVicta said:

You can imagine these sexist jackasses thinking, "Well hell, that Arab girl is good looking. We'll just run a good looking white girl to whup her ass!"

No other qualities considered.

Well, to be fair, when a good looking white girl is in play, a lot of other thought goes by the wayside.

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2 minutes ago, Mrs Whiggins said:

SMH. I understand that part about you males, but if a guy's  BSC meter doesn't go off with that young lady, then he deserves whatever happens.

It ain't whether the meter goes off.

It's whether you're willing to ignore the alarm bells.

And....

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