LaffyCan you say “cult”?
Via @atrupar, citing CNN video clip:
Sen. Bill Cassidy says Trump is likely to be convicted in the documents case and says he should drop out of the race -- but then in the next breath indicates he'll still vote for him anyway
Nicole ParsonsThe only way to achieve this kind of zombie unanimity in GOP talking points, is the donors.
Watching Youngkin being wooed is creepy.
https://issueone.org/donors-key-findings-and-profiles-of-the-top-15-dark-money-groups/
Charles Koch
https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2023/07/charles-koch-heritage-foundation-republicans-climate-policy/
Kevin Leecaster@Npars01 @GottaLaff @atrupar
It's just disgusting to watch those Republican megadonors get away with this crap while the media treats George Soros like Hitler or something.
I'm still predicting that the GOP nominee is going to be Tim Scott though.
@GreenFire @GottaLaff @atrupar
Tim Scott as the nominee for the party of "Let's bring back Jim Crow" ?
I don't see it happening with the Trump base. Ditto Nikki Haley. The base adores its bigotry too much.
"Bigoted Old White Men Only Need Apply" is stamped on their foreheads.
Larry Ellison, Musk, Thiel, Yass, Uihlein, Hendricks, Adelson, Bigelow, etc poured money into the coup and its cover-up.
Ellison is funding Tim Scott.
I ask why?
https://puck.news/larry-ellisons-eight-figure-anti-trump-dowry/
A L Katz@Npars01 @GreenFire @GottaLaff @atrupar At some point, investigators & prosecutors will have to ask the obvious question about the insurrection (and all its component parts including fake elector schemes) - who paid for it? Who, for example, paid the "war room's" hotel bill at the Willard?
Just as the coup's foot soldiers and plotters need to be prosecuted, so, too, must we prosecute the money. And then we can seize it - which will underwrite the cost of the prosecution - and maybe even pay down our national debt some...