It did get turned on the Democrats. Complaints about Brett Kavanaugh were to be sent to the FBI. However, the Trump White House instructed the FBI to forward them to the administration. Wray admitted they did not investigate the complaints. Again, Trump r****d it so he would get what he wanted.

From diminishing snow and ice to increasing temperatures to rising sea level to more frequent and destructive e*****e w*****r events, 97% of scientists agree c*****e c****e is happening and it is man-made.

A new study from Lund University in Sweden on how the P****r-BioNTech C****-** v*****e affects human liver cells under experimental conditions. Two of the authors, Associate Professor Yang de Marinis (YDM) and Professor Magnus Rasmussen (MR), share their views in this article.

https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/article/qa-c****-**-v*****e-study-gains-attention

YDM: The attention of the media and the general public reflects a concern among some regarding new v*****e technologies. This in itself motivates the need for further studies.

Based on this study, is there any reason to not get v******ted?

MR: There is no reason for anyone to change their decision to take the v*****e based on this study.

No, C****-** v*****es do not alter your DNA. Find out more below.
https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/c****-**-v*****es/is-it-true/is-it-true-can-c****-**-v*****es-alter-my-dna

You are right, no story here. She is unstable, and it is better to avoid getting into a situation that she can manipulate into being the victim. She learned well from Trump - say or do outlandish things, and when called on it, say you are being treated meanly.

He was doing his job and keeping a r****r from injuring or k*****g representatives of the government

The video evidence shown at the hearings was violent and d********g. Yet, MAGA thinks it was a harmless rally. As Trump would say "Believe what I say, not what you see with your own eyes."

When in doubt, say Anifa or B*M and the problem is solved. No thinking needed for Trump deniers.

The S.S. Trump is sinking.

When confronted with facts they do not like, Trump supporters claim that it is f**e news. They learned this approach from one of the best confidence man, and the worst presidents. It is the response of a toddler.

Nine different bodies have investigated B******i: the State Department's Accountability Review Board and eight separate congressional committees or staff reports. With the select committee's reports in, all of them have now completed investigations. Each has identified problems with the way the incident was handled, but none have uncovered real evidence of an administration cover-up or failure to properly respond to the attacks.

Just like Trump, another Putin lover. Way to go comrade!

I see Trump being indicted and going to jail. However, DeSantis will become president and continue the damage he has done in Florida to the whole country.

I got this feces from the article you posted. Did you even read it?

America is headed for disaster
YASCHA MOUNK Jul 02, 2022 9:40 PM ET
When Trump was first elected in 2016, he lacked the experience, the team, and the vision to wield power effectively. He had never held elected office at any level. He lacked a detailed or sophisticated understanding of how the federal bureaucracy works. He barely had any loyal followers in Washington. Many senior staffers in his administration tried to do what they could to stop the administration from engaging in the most extreme or unsavory actions. Congressional Republicans, including the Speaker of the House, eyed him with great skepticism. And while he already believed himself to be the only legitimate representative of the people, he did not have a conscious plan to undermine checks and balances; in the early years of his presidency, conflicts with independent institutions arose piecemeal whenever someone somewhere told him that he did not have the authority to do something he wanted.

If Trump returns to power in 2024, he will not be constrained in the same ways. He now has four years of experience governing the country. He has come to have a much better understanding of what it takes to t***slate his wishes into reality. He has built up a deep bench of loyal followers who also have significant experience in the executive branch. This time around, his most senior appointees are unlikely to balk at pursuing an immoral or even unconstitutional course of action. Nearly all Republican members of Congress who were willing to defy Trump have retired or lost their primaries. And consolidating his power is now likely to be the top item of Trump’s agenda from his first day in office.

There is even more reason than in the past to believe that Trump has the will and the sk**l to subvert American democracy. Scarily, there is also good reason to fear that he might soon have the opportunity—perhaps even if he narrowly loses in 2024.