On October 03 2024 02:18 oBlade wrote:
If there's one thing Republicans had been consistent on until Drumpf was convicted, it was their support of Democratic prosecutors in their application of the law. From Chesa Boudin to Andrew Warren to Kim Foxx to Kamala Harris to Merrick Garland and the Obama and Biden DOJs to the FBI and CIA... it's only when they finally convict Drumpf of fraud to influence an election that already happened that Republicans cry foul and take back their unconditional support.
Come to Jesus? July 13th, there were some loud popping noises when Drumpf fell at a rally.
Pretty sure the well is poisoned at that point, Drumpf could come out as FDR tomorrow with a weeping apology and be met with "so now apologize for lying about xyz, too bad can't trust someone who admits to lying."
Firstly because that wasn't any of the 34 counts, but for curiosity's sake when's the last time he continued to maintain that?
If there's one thing Republicans had been consistent on until Drumpf was convicted, it was their support of Democratic prosecutors in their application of the law. From Chesa Boudin to Andrew Warren to Kim Foxx to Kamala Harris to Merrick Garland and the Obama and Biden DOJs to the FBI and CIA... it's only when they finally convict Drumpf of fraud to influence an election that already happened that Republicans cry foul and take back their unconditional support.
Come to Jesus? July 13th, there were some loud popping noises when Drumpf fell at a rally.
Pretty sure the well is poisoned at that point, Drumpf could come out as FDR tomorrow with a weeping apology and be met with "so now apologize for lying about xyz, too bad can't trust someone who admits to lying."
Firstly because that wasn't any of the 34 counts, but for curiosity's sake when's the last time he continued to maintain that?
He said that in his debate against Harris. Not sure if he's said it more recently than that.