The Donald Trump Score Card

Post of a blogger:

"I'd love to tell you whether or not I'm running, but I can't."
"I'd love to show you my tax returns, but I can't."
"I'd love to show you my healthcare plan, but I can't."
"I'd love to show you the evidence of voter fraud, but I can't."

 

More:

I'd love to turn over my communications I had with my associates before the Capitol riot, but I can't.

I would have loved to stop the riot at the Capitol, but they wouldn't let me go there.

I'd love to tell you what could be done right now in Afghanistan, but election laws prevent me.

 

Trump actually used that one on Hannity when asked, if he was president right now, what would he do to help the situation in Afghanistan.

Trump answered by saying election laws prevent him from answering, as if answering a question that hypothetically says he's the current president would somehow get him in trouble with the government because it's supposedly tantamount to officially starting a run for president.

 

And I want to know when the culprit- Trump- is going to answer for this. But instead, he’s gearing up to run for another term. Amazing how this works out for him.

 

EXCLUSIVE: Jan. 6 Protest Organizers Say They Participated in 'Dozens' of Planning Meetings With Members of Congress and White House Staff
Hunter Walker
October 24, 2021 8:33 PM ET

EXCLUSIVE: Jan. 6 Protest Organizers Say They Participated in 'Dozens' of Planning Meetings With Members of Congress and White House Staff

excerpt:

"As the House investigation into the Jan. 6 attack heats up, some of the planners of the pro-Trump rallies that took place in Washington, D.C., have begun communicating with congressional investigators and sharing new information about what happened when the former president’s supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol. Two of these people have spoken to Rolling Stone extensively in recent weeks and detailed explosive allegations that multiple members of Congress were intimately involved in planning both Trump’s efforts to overturn his election loss and the Jan. 6 events that turned violent.

Rolling Stone separately confirmed a third person involved in the main Jan. 6 rally in D.C. has communicated with the committee. This is the first report that the committee is hearing major new allegations from potential cooperating witnesses. While there have been prior indications that members of Congress were involved, this is also the first account detailing their purported role and its scope. The two sources also claim they interacted with members of Trump’s team, including former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, who they describe as having had an opportunity to prevent the violence.

The two sources, both of whom have been granted anonymity due to the ongoing investigation, describe participating in “dozens” of planning briefings ahead of that day when Trump supporters broke into the Capitol as his election loss to President Joe Biden was being certified.

“I remember Marjorie Taylor Greene specifically,” the organizer says. “I remember talking to probably close to a dozen other members at one point or another or their staffs.”"

 

I would have run into the Florida school unarmed and taken down the mass shooter, if only they had let me in there.

 

This conspiracy runs so deep it cuts to the very core, the very foundation of our democracy.

This is quite simply put 'high treason' and I support the death penalty

 

“Maybe I have to leave the country, I don’t know,” ~ Donald J. Trump

 

Trump upset about ads on Fox critical of him.


Trump Has Weekend Freakout Over 'Horrible' Fox News Ads

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"“What good is it if FOX News speaks well of me when they continually allow horrible and untruthful anti-Trump commercials to be run—and plenty of them,” Trump said in a statement. “In the good old days, that would never have happened and today it happens all of the time.”

It’s not clear which ad triggered the former president, but several anti-Trump groups have been running spots critical of him and his supporters in Congress, often airing them on Fox News in hopes he’ll see them.

The progressive PAC MeidasTouch said it was one of their spots, airing on the right-wing network in the market where Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort is located:"

 

Murdock only cares about money and, right now, you could get really good odds in Vegas betting on Donald Duck, whose a LOSER if I ever saw one.

Congress are idiots, just like the fucking judges, and the shit is hitting the fan so bad we need a fucking snowplow.

 

Cowboy is singing the cow chip blues.


Cowboys for Trump founder turns on Trump in conference speech over Capitol riot charges

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"Cowboys for Trump founder Couy Griffin, who is facing charges in connection with the U.S. Capitol riot, has turned on the former president in a conference speech for abandoning January 6 rioters and failing to deliver on a campaign promise.

Griffin is facing misdemeanor criminal charges in the insurrection on the Capitol on January 6, where he was seen attempting to lead a crowd of rioters in prayer on an outdoor terrace. He supports Trump's baseless claims of widespread voter fraud, but denies that he knowingly entered restricted grounds to disrupt Congress certifying President Joe Biden's election win.

"We supported President Trump because of his fight for justice as well. And for four years we cried, 'Lock her up. Lock her up. Lock her up.' We know she's a criminal. What did the president tell us? 'If I was in charge of the law, you'd be in jail,'" Griffin said Sunday at a QAnon conference in Las Vegas, Nevada.

"Mr. President, you've been in charge of the law for four years," he added. "At the end of your four year time, the only ones locked up were men like me, and others like me, that have stood by the president the strongest.""

 

Trump ended his rants about Hilllary years ago. The rhetoric of his clan today calls for locking up Fauci and police who defended members of Congress during his riot.

 

... and insulting police officers who defended the Capitol.


Trump privately called the officers who defended the Capitol on January 6 'pussies,' report says

excerpt:

"In the months since the insurrection, multiple officers have recounted their horror and accused Trump of lying about the nature of the riot.

But according to sources who spoke with The Daily Beast, Trump believes a number of officers who worked that day were weak, and called them "pussies."

The former president has on occasion expressed pity for some officers who worked that day, but has also said that he believes the events of January 6 "broke" several officers because they weren't tough enough, The Daily Beast reported."

 

https://theweek.com/donald-trump/10...hey-will-implicate-gop-members-of-congress-in

excerpt:

"Ali said in a since-deleted livestream that he, Gosar, Brooks, and Biggs "schemed up" the "Wild" protest, and Gosar, Greene, and Boebert were listed as speakers at that Capitol protest. But the two organizers of the main protest said Alexander had agreed to call of his event, then reneged, and White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows declined to step in and stop that second, potentially explosive event. "They knew that they weren't there to sing 'Kumbaya' and, like, put up a peace sign," the second planner told Rolling Stone.

The established plan, they said, was for Trump and his allies to present evidence of election fraud while the GOP representatives objected to certifying President Biden's victory. "The Capitol was never in play," the planner told Rolling Stone. "The breaking point for me," the first organizer said, was when "Trump starts talking about walking to the Capitol.""

 

A twisted statement by Andy Biggs following Trump's riot at the Capitol.


Congressman Biggs Addresses Calls to Impeach President Trump for Second Time

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"President Trump has fought the Swamp, the radical left, the mainstream media, many within the establishment of his own party, and foreign actors intent on diminishing America's greatness. He will leave behind a legacy filled with remarkable achievements. President Trump kept his promises to the American people in spite of some of the most vehement opposition a president has ever faced. The Democrats' lies and spiteful efforts to remove him from office yet again will never change his legacy nor the positive ways that he impacted the future of our nation."

 

Rep. Biggs of AZ still doesn't know who won the AZ election.


Biggs says he 'doesn't know' Trump lost Arizona as Congress questions Arizona’s election ‘audit’

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“Who won the election in Arizona? Donald Trump or Joe Biden?” Raskin asked Biggs.

“We don’t know,” Biggs incorrectly claimed, adding: “There are a lot of issues with this election that took place.”

Raskin expressed exasperation as he resumed his opening statement to the rest of the House Oversight and Reform Committee.

“There’s the problem that we have,” Raskin said. “Donald Trump refused to accept the results. And unfortunately, we have one of the world’s great political parties, which has followed him off of the ledge of this electoral lunacy, and it’s dangerous for democracy.”

The nearly four-hour U.S. House hearing was the first public effort by Congress to question several key Arizona officials and other election experts about the questionable procedures involved in the months-long, GOP-led ballot review and the ramifications for public faith in the election process.

 

Biggs says he 'doesn't know' Trump lost Arizona as Congress questions Arizona’s election ‘audit’

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"Absent from that interrogation was Doug Logan, CEO of Cyber Ninjas, the Florida-based firm that was hired to conduct the ballot review.

Logan told the committee this week that he was refusing to testify, a decision that comes after his company also has repeatedly refused to cooperate with document requests from lawmakers in D.C. and in Arizona."

 

Unsubstantiated claims by Ben Cotton.


Biggs says he 'doesn't know' Trump lost Arizona as Congress questions Arizona’s election ‘audit’

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"The most inflammatory allegations came from Cotton, who claimed he discovered that thousands of files had been deleted from election department servers, and that several pieces of election equipment had been connected to the internet.

In one case, Cotton alleged that someone purged the full results of the general election from the county’s system. Many of the alleged deletions happened before key moments, he said, such as a forensic audit the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors ordered of its tabulation machines in February, or when the county turned over the machines to the audit team in April.

“So, who did it? Why did they do it?” Cotton asked.

But the county, which fact-checked many of the claims in real-time on its Twitter feed, said many of the files Cotton referred to weren’t deleted at all, but were instead archived and backed up elsewhere, which it described as a standard process.

“Nothing was purged. Cyber Ninjas don’t understand the business of elections. We can’t keep everything on the EMS (Election Management System) server because it has storage limits,” the county said.

And the county said none of its employees have intentionally deleted any data, and that any claims that they “were intentionally overriding logs is disingenuous. This is part of normal Windows configuration.”"