And so it has begun

[revo]

How is the revelation that Sean Hannity was guiding TFG through the insurrection not a fireable offense, such as the one that got Chris Cuomo in trouble (granted, he had other troubles)? Cuomo helped out his governor brother, Hannity helped out TFG. Where's the difference?

[GwynnInTheHall]

How is the revelation that Sean Hannity was guiding TFG through the insurrection not a fireable offense, such as the one that got Chris Cuomo in trouble (granted, he had other troubles)? Cuomo helped out his governor brother, Hannity helped out TFG. Where's the difference?

Both Sides...blah blah blah...Whatabout...

Seriously--Those on the right, rarely--if ever-- hold themselves or each other accountable for anything.

[Ken]

How is the revelation that Sean Hannity was guiding TFG through the insurrection not a fireable offense, such as the one that got Chris Cuomo in trouble (granted, he had other troubles)? Cuomo helped out his governor brother, Hannity helped out TFG. Where's the difference?

Guiding him through a tour of the capital building, not an insurrection. This Fox remember. No insurrection.

[revo]

Jan 6th marcher and election denier Doug Mastriano won the Pennsylvania GOP Governor's primary. These far right lunatics are becoming mainstream, which is very scary.

Oh, by the way, no word on if Mastriano thinks his win was rigged.

[umjewman]

Jan 6th marcher and election denier Doug Mastriano won the Pennsylvania GOP Governor's primary. These far right lunatics are becoming mainstream, which is very scary.

Oh, by the way, no word on if Mastriano thinks his win was rigged.

On the plus side, at least Douchebag Cawthorn lost his primary.

[revo]

Washington Commanders DC Jack Del Rio said that January 6th was just a "dust-up at the Capitol, and nothing burned down" and why aren't we comparing it to the previous summer, when BLM protested and "damaged property" because of police brutality. I mean, right?

[Ken]

Washington Commanders DC Jack Del Rio said that January 6th was just a "dust-up at the Capitol, and nothing burned down" and why aren't we comparing it to the previous summer, when BLM protested and "damaged property" because of police brutality. I mean, right?

can we just contract the whole team at this point?

[revo]

can we just contract the whole team at this point?

LOL. It's kind of bizarre he would go public with this nonsense given that a) he manages a defense full of black players; and b) he works in the nation's capitol. Read the room, Jackie.

[madducks]

Fox News was afraid that their viewers would be tempted to switch channels to watch the January 6 Committee hearings during commercial breaks. So, they didn't take any commercial breaks while the hearings were being aired lol.

[revo]

Fox News was afraid that their viewers would be tempted to switch channels to watch the January 6 Committee hearings during commercial breaks. So, they didn't take any commercial breaks while the hearings were being aired lol.

It's really quite mind boggling the contortions this "news" network will go through to avoid their viewers seeing how their hero is really a vicious criminal.

[DMT]

It's really quite mind boggling the contortions this "news" network will go through to avoid their viewers seeing how their hero is really a vicious criminal.

It's even more mind boggling that so many of our fellow citizens are that mind-numbingly stupid that they don't see through the ruse.

[madducks]

It's even more mind boggling that so many of our fellow citizens are that mind-numbingly stupid that they don't see through the ruse.

So true. That was the inspiration for my RJ signature.

[revo]

What did we learn today?

- The grifter set up an “Election Fraud Fund” but didn’t use ANY of the money to find out about “election fraud.” (Hmmm, probably because there wasn’t any). Instead he transferred it into his PAC (and likely pocketed most of it)
- AG Bill Barr called any and all of his “election fraud” to be complete BS

[Sour Masher]

What did we learn today?

- The grifter set up an “Election Fraud Fund” but didn’t use ANY of the money to find out about “election fraud.” (Hmmm, probably because there wasn’t any). Instead he transferred it into his PAC (and likely pocketed most of it)
- AG Bill Barr called any and all of his “election fraud” to be complete BS

It's great that he has shown integrity since the very end of Trump's admin, but I really don't get how he was his attack dog for all the stuff Trump did to choreograph his insurrection. If he had actually acted like an AG instead of someone who seemed more like Trump's on-the-payroll personal attorney, maybe (probably not, but maybe), some of this could have been avoided. What the hell was all that? I'd love to know where his line in the sand was/is, because clearly, at some point, Trump crossed it and he decided to be a man of integrity. But he sure did not seem like that for most of his tenure.

[revo]

Yesterday, Texas Republicans:
- voted to claim Biden's thrashing of Trump was "illegitimate"
- booed Sen Cornyn because he had the gall to help on the Senate's recent gun deal
- called for repealing the Gun Control Act of 1968, which prevents felons from purchasing guns
- embraced ramping up anti-abortion rhetoric in schools
- said LGBTQ folks have an "abnormal lifestyle choice"

Wow.