Notes from the Resistance
“I just bought shoptrumpsneakers.com” the activist wrote. [More]
Destined to be every bit as successful as Good Pillow.
Meanwhile, we’re not giving up our guns and he can’t shake the knowledge that he’s impotent to force us, so all he can do is troll for attention from other weaklings who also don’t matter.
[Via Steve T]
McDaniel blamed him for some of the RNC’s fundraising woes, saying his organization is collecting from donors who would otherwise fund a more robust party effort. [More]
Right, because if you donate to the RNC instead of only to deserving candidates, your money helps fund the subversion of Susan Collins, Brian Fitzpatrick, and the Swamp.
As for questioning the national worship-worthiness of “socialist” MLK, or how quotas vs. merit have observable negative repercussions, what informed thinking person doesn’t do that?
If you warn Trump about Charlie Kirk, do it because he’s just another Vichycon fraud. And that NBC News, like the rest of the DSM, is gaslighting Republicans to distance themselves from what’s supposed to make them different from Democrats lest they be smeared as racists– which they will be, regardless.
U.S. Government Is Hiding Documents That Incriminate Intelligence Community For Illegal Spying And Election Interference, Say Sources [More]
Hence the noisy raid to cover up what they were really looking for…?
[Via Michael G]
Donald Trump boasted that he did “nothing” to alter the Second Amendment during his time as president – just hours after a mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade left one person dead and dozens more injured. [More]
First of all, that’s not quite true, but Joe will now explain what moron criminal scumbags have to do with protection of the lawful exercise of Second Amendment rights agaiunst infringements.
What? He won’t?
Because his only agenda here is to rile up the ignorant to vote for Joe Biden and demand more citizen disarmament edicts, demonstrable by the patehtically transparent way he’s latched onto parroting the gun-grabber narrative du jour…?
You suck, Joe. You’re the reason “mainstream” media is held in contempt and I call them the DSM. But keep trying to please master to avoid being discarded.
[Via Michael G]
Well, they nabbed one of them…for another crime. [More]
Alvin’s interested in power through agenda advancement, not public safety.
Who would be dumb enough to think otherwise?
[Via Michael G]
Donald Trump’s promise to “restore law and order” by indemnifying police officers “against any and all liability” appeals to that sentiment, even as it underestimates the difficulty of successfully suing police officers and overlooks the fact that cops already are routinely indemnified against damages when plaintiffs manage to overcome the barrier created by qualified immunity. [More]
Yet much of the non-critical thinking audience practically orgasmed when he announced it.
USA! USA!
[Via Michael G]
The former president and — legal challenges aside — presumed GOP contender for the office in November, knew just which buttons to push to stoke the boundless enthusiasm of the thousands of supporters. [More]
This is what we’ve got to work with. And work we must.
Why Trump was charged and Biden wasn’t [More]
I left suddenly on Thursday because I’d just gotten my press credentials approved to hear Donald Trump speak at NRA’s Great American Outdoor Show and had to get to Harrisburg, PA.
I spent yesterday writing it up for Firearms News.
Magliocca watched as Republicans such as Sens. Mitch McConnell and Mitt Romney described the attack as an “insurrection.” [More]
Ah, the same “Republican leaders” all in on the Schumer invasion plot…
It’s almost like controlled opposition or something…
It would be a “yuge” mistake. Knowing the truth about Kennedy’s historic support for citizen disarmament would take the fire out of a lot of gun-owning voters’ bellies. [More]
Stop me if you’ve heard about Trump’s advisors giving him crap advice before. Would you really vote to put someone who doesn’t trust you with guns a heartbeat away from the presidency?
Trump-Carroll Judge Was ‘Mentor’ to E. Jean’s Lawyer, Conflict of Interest Appeal Expected. [More]
Why was this a surprise to his high-priced lawyer?
And the stupid, biased jurors remind me of this lynch mob.
[Via Michael G]
President Trump Calls on ‘All Willing States’ to Deploy Their National Guards to Texas to Defend U.S-Mexico Border as Red State Alliance Grows to 25 [More]
While the rest of his statement plays well with MAGA voters, calling for that and not having checked to see if anyone would do it seems like more of the same impulsiveness that is one of his most vulnerable flaws, and can’t serve well in his current legal cases.
[Via bondmen]
“Now she’s got to sharpen her message… she’s got a month to make her case,” noted Reed, who is once again neutral in the GOP nomination after helping to steer a super PAC that was supporting former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s unsuccessful 2024 campaign. [More]
Right. A “Never Trumper” Vichycon Christie supporter is “neutral.”
I also see Faux News’ Paul Steinhauser made a point of throwing sand on frontrunner momentum and emphasizing “Iowa’s low-turnout Republican presidential caucuses” and “the former president’s nearly twelve point margin over Haley was below what most of the final public opinion surveys conducted ahead of the primary had suggested.”
With “real reporter” layoffs becoming a thing, I guess he’s trying to stay competitive with AI…
Ex-IRS Consultant Took Job With Intention Of Stealing Trump’s Tax Returns: DOJ [More]
How is it that a consultant can get carte blanche instead of controlled access to limited files pertaining to a contract with authorization safeguards?
And when are they going to prosecute the co-conspirator receivers of stolen information, like The New York Times and ProPublica?
[Via bondmen]
She first turned to David Rubenstein, the co-founder and co-executive chairman of The Carlyle Group… [More]
Guess which other “access capitalist” insider else made a fortune with the Carlyle group.
