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Sep 11, 2020Liked by John Stoehr

So after he's not reelected and if he resigns and Pence pardons him, can he still be tried in states where he has committed crimes?

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Sep 10, 2020Liked by John Stoehr

I am sure that when Trump was briefed and he understood how bad the virus is, he asked what could be done. And when he was told, one thought crossed his evil little mind: "Oh no, if I do that I won't be able to hold my rally's!

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Sep 10, 2020Liked by John Stoehr

The thing I found interesting about the Woodward article -- and this resonates with Dan Mikulec's claim below -- is that Trump had the option to 'act decisively' in a way that would have earned him credit for leadership....

Curiously, despite his regal pretensions, he retreated to instincts honed over the course of multiple corporate bankruptcies: don't 'do' anything, just try to jawbone the problem away.

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Sep 10, 2020Liked by John Stoehr

*"claim" is the wrong word -- 'observation' is more apt.

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Sep 10, 2020Liked by John Stoehr

Deliberate premeditated mass murder. The "wartime president" should be tried for war crimes and genocide.

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Sep 11, 2020Liked by John Stoehr

What if he resigns after not being reelected and Pence pardons him?

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Sep 10, 2020Liked by John Stoehr

The Claim: I didn't want to start a panic

The Reality: Trump has no qualms inducing panic, on a daily basis over such topics as MS-13, Mexican rapists, brown "illegals" streaming over our southern border, BLM, Antifa and suburban unrest.

And the Republicans, led by Mitch McConnell stood by and watched it happen.

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