Good riddance, as @popcornreel, and good news:
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Good riddance, as @popcornreel says, and good news:
Gaetz was a trial balloon from Trump to see if he could get a republican Congress to do absolutely anything he wants, no matter how hideous. Apparently he can’t. Yet.
I have no doubt that the next nominee will be awful as well, but I’m willing to take the win here. The would-be authoritarian doesn’t have a completely blank check yet.
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Martin Vermeer FCDreplied to Paul Cantrell last edited by
@inthehands @popcornreel I have a different theory.
Martin Vermeer FCD (@[email protected])
@[email protected] @[email protected] This is weird. I wonder who has the goods on him. Surely not the House Ethics Committee report - trumpsters take those things in their stride, Access Hollywood style. Edit: Lolita honeypot in a state with a Dem AG?
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Paul Cantrellreplied to Martin Vermeer FCD last edited by
Yes, the speed of the exit definitely suggest somebody has yet more damning goods on him. The point of my post is that that wasn’t supposed to even matter.
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Martin Vermeer FCDreplied to Paul Cantrell last edited by
@inthehands @popcornreel Actual blackmail may work where mere shame fails.
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Paul Cantrellreplied to Martin Vermeer FCD last edited by
@martinvermeer
Right, but blackmail requires shame and/or a functioning legal system, both of which the Power of Trump was •supposed• to make him immune to.