Trumps thread of lies
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UPDATED: Monday, August 17, 2026 22:39
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Originally posted by reaverfan:
Anonymous sources say.
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Originally posted by THG:
Trump appointees shouldn't bother to unpack. In 56 days there're gone. Can't wait to see Barr humiliated. After all he did say " history is written by the winners. "And he lost big time.
tick tock
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Yup. Maybe Biden will just outright put some of the Bushes into power again.
All of your Lincoln Project GOP war machine buddies aren't going to be on the unemployment dole during GWB 2.0's tenure.

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Ex-GOP Pennsylvania Governor Condemns Trump's Gettysburg Meeting as Attempt 'to Undermine the Republic'
Former Pennsylvania governor Tom Ridge has accused President Donald Trump of staging a "bogus event on the hallowed grounds of Gettysburg" to overturn the result of the election.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/ex-gop-pennsylvania-governor-c
ondemns-trump-s-gettysburg-meeting-as-attempt-to-undermine-the-republic/ar-BB1bnAXP?ocid=msedgntp
More concerning Trumps failed coup attempt.
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Originally posted by captaincrunch:
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Its refreshing to hear sumwun not holding bak on their well justified anger. Everybody shoud be that angry.
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Michael Rappaport is just sad that he hasn't been relevant for 20 years.
He did not age well either. Jesus Christ he looks old. He somehow looks like a grandpa and a chemo kid at the same time. No surprise that Hollywood hasn't been knocking in his door in a while.
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Trump's outrageous lies used to be terrifying — now they're just pathetic
Trump is the same BS artist as always, but with no power to enforce his lies, he's becoming a shabby punchline
https://www.salon.com/2020/12/03/trumps-outrageous-lies-used-to-be-ter
rifying--now-theyre-just-pathetic/
Donald Trump was at it again Wednesday, releasing a 46-minute video full of ridiculous lies, claiming that his loss to Joe Biden in November's presidential election was due to "corrupt forces" operating "on a scale never seen before." He called on the Supreme Court to throw out enough votes so that "I very easily win in all states."
It's the sort of thing that used to be both riveting and terrifying. Indeed, two days after the election, Trump went on national television to give a similar, if blessedly shorter, speech making essentially the same claims: That he's the victim of a widespread conspiracy, that he's the real winner, that votes from certain cities — strangely enough, cities with large Black populations — are inherently suspect and illegitimate.
At the time, most experts felt confident that Trump's coup attempt would fail. Still, watching the president of the United States blatantly attempt to steal an election by telling vicious and racist lies was chilling. For weeks, there was an undercurrent of panic that he might somehow pull it off, as he has managed, in the past, to pull off all manner of illegal and unethical acts without facing consequences.
Even Stephen Colbert was rattled. And Stephen Colbert never gets rattled.
But as often happens with sequels, Trump's latest conspiracy theory tirade was bigger and bolder, yet somehow much less impressive. Trump's self-pitying rant registered as pitiful instead of frightening. The speech barely touched the top headlines at most major news sites. It was driven down in coverage not just by the rapidly worsening COVID-19 pandemic, but also by other political stories, such as the U.S. Senate runoff election in Georgia and even other Trump-related stories, like the fate of Attorney General Bill Barr or the impact of Michael Flynn's pardon. The tone of most media coverage was more condescending than fearful. Outrage is quickly being eclipsed by annoyance at Trump for being a pest who doesn't know when to pack it up and go home.
Stephen Colbert was back to his usual form, dunking on Trump with carefree laughter.
What has changed? It certainly isn't Trump himself, who hasn't changed in his entire life, and will die as the same dumb and miserable narcissist he has been since he first paid someone else to take his SATs for him. His attacks on democracy are just more of the same narcissistic pseudo-ideology that has defined his entire life, a stalwart belief that he can bullshit his way out of anything and that he should be allowed to "win," no matter what, simply because he was born a Trump.
No, what has changed is power. Trump may still be president for another 48 days, but his power is receding, and with it his ability to terrorize us with his lies is receding as well. Arguably, Trump accelerated the process of losing his power by attempting a coup in a first place. Every time he loses a battle, in the courts and the statehouses, he illustrates again the limits of his powers. He's looking less like a dictator and more like a sad guy at an undersized desk every day.
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He's circling the drain. Have to give him some *credit* - he'll make that grift last as long as possible. He's fleeced over $200,000,000 from his "supporters" since the election. Not bad for a months worth of emails.
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Originally posted by captaincrunch:
He's circling the drain. Have to give him some *credit* - he'll make that grift last as long as possible. He's fleeced over $200,000,000 from his "supporters" since the election. Not bad for a months worth of emails.
Fact, and he's still at it. He has just fleeced his moron minions out of 200 million more. You gotta love it. I guess an education is worth getting even if it only means you are less likely to be conned.
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