@hannu_ikonen @w7voa he didn’t evade them, he ended up paying them. He’s being charged for paying them late, which is absurd.
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@pbump No one has seen the trial or the full evidence yet. It also doesn’t really matter if people view something skeptically; that’s a polling result, not a legal one.
@pbump Most people don’t even realize that Trump is going to be the Republican nominee; how can they be trusted to articulate policy discrepancies? Is there a poll that specifically asks any of its participants to enumerate *which* policies helped them more? I tend to think that would be much more illustrative than anything as vague.
@w7voa Maga madlibs to make the libs mad.
@tienle47 @Teri_Kanefield I think in degree, openness, and seeming lack of interest in how their embrace of crime might affect their electoral outcomes.
@Teri_Kanefield It’s become the animating M.O for the GOP as a party: commit so much constitutional damage, so many federal crimes, so many felonious lapses in judgement, that the system cannot reasonably hold the entire party accountable for fear of appearing entirely partisan. How do you, justifiably, pursue the vast majority of a political party for crimes without looking partisan? Under this cover they rig the system virtually unchallenged.
@w7voa Let me guess; he’s the only one that can prevent it from happening? RFK needs to stop swimming in internet sewage. What a hopeful message for a political candidate: total annihilation is nigh.
@Teri_Kanefield It might seem strange to quote a musical in this context, but Sondheim’s “Assassins” elucidates this self-aggrandizing psychology better than anything else I can think of. Specifically the lyrics of John Wilkes Booth after he’s murdered Lincoln: “Hunt me down, smear my name,
say I did it for the fame,
What I did was kill the man who killed my country.” The victimhood, the manufactured pathos, the wrong-headed narcissism — its all there.
say I did it for the fame,
What I did was kill the man who killed my country.” The victimhood, the manufactured pathos, the wrong-headed narcissism — its all there.
@w7voa Says Elon, the paragon of normalcy.