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Not sure I agree that we "dodged" "a breakdown in U.S. civil society." I mean, sure, I guess we're not yet literally living in the real life equivalents to the Nineteen Eighty-Four or Mad Max universes yet, but... *shrug* ...it's still kind of a shitshow right now, all the same. I'd say that "U.S. civil society" has broken down at least a little bit, thanks to Trump and thanks to the disease infecting this country of which Trump is just the biggest symptom.
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The ball game is not over yet, though. Not even close.

Pelosi threatens to delay Senate impeachment trial

Excerpt behind cut )

I mean, if there is a legitimate way to keep the tainted Trumpublican Senate out of the loop on this, I am all for it, but I feel like anything like that is a delaying measure, at best. And I don't believe that there's any amount of time that will pass or any amount of maneuvering that can be done that would, somehow, someway, miracle of miracles, convince the Trumpanzees on the Senate to do the right thing. They are already bound and determined to illegitimately acquit Trump, and I don't think there's a damn thing anyone else can do about that, save vote them out of office en masse when the time comes.



And, just for the hell of it, here are some takes by some famous and semi-famous dudes I follow on social media.

Wil Wheaton )

Dan Rather )

And here is a Seth Abramson thread for good measure.



All in all, I eagerly await the day I can finally see Donald Trump behind bars where he so richly deserves to be, whether that is months from now or years from now, assuming he doesn't (or I don't) die first.

Fuck Donald Trump. To hell with Donald Trump forever. Fuck anyone who still supports Donald Trump. To hell forever with anyone who still supports Donald Trump.
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Now they are starting to seriously talk about "a third term" for Trump. Jesus fucking Christ. (I mean, a lot of base-level Trumpanzees have been bloviating about this since forever, but this is the first time I've seen a Big Name™ like Mike Huckabee openly musing about it.)

And too many people, even in the replies to Mr. Abramson's thread here, which he points out in the thread itself, are all like "it was just a joke" or "he was just playing" or "it's not serious" or "lighten up" or whatever. I don't give a fuck if they are "just joking" or whatever. It's disgusting to entertain the idea of Trump potentially getting even a second term, much less an illegal third term. I'm in the "*fuck you* no matter *how* you meant this" camp.

Impeaching a President does not somehow magically make that President eligible for a third term in office. It is goddamned preposterous to even consider it. Besides, if that were the case, then why didn't Bill Clinton get a third term? Gee I wonder.

(EDIT) This definitely isn't the first time that the ludicrous notion of a third term for Trump has been floated. (/EDIT)

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Here is another Seth Abramson thread. I'll let it and him speak for themselves. Because god damn.

(And yet, even this won't matter all that much, either. This is just another thimbleful in the ocean of Trumpish malfeasance, both what has already come to light and what still has yet to do so.)
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Because of course they are.

Trump's base is egregiously toxic. I hope each and every person on social media or anywhere else who makes a death threat against a senator, for any reason, gets paid a visit from the FBI.
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As with the previous "Seth Abramson rants about David Axelrod" Twitter thread I posted, I think this is more Mr. Axelrod saying that this is what is going to happen, not that it is what should happen, and I don't necessarily disagree entirely. That said, Mr. Abramson is not wrong, either.

It's just that Trump and the Trumpanzees are going to do everything in their power, probably successfully, to try to make everyone forget about the impeachment once it's over, except insofar as Trump can use it to his own advantage, which he will most certainly try to do. (And his base, the real source of all of America's problems, will suck it right down through the sewer pipe directly connecting their lips and Trump's anus, and they will ask for even more, as usual.)

That said, I don't know one way or the other if David Axelrod is just calling it like he sees it, or if he has some sort of sinister ulterior motive here or what, as several people under this and the other thread have said. I kind of don't believe that's the case, but I could be wrong.

Also, just generally speaking, I don't have any faith in the Congressional Democrats to not completely shit the bed with the way they handle the impeachment and the inevitable aftermath (i.e. Trump's acquittal), as depressing and frustrating as that is to say. As usual, as always, I hope that I am 100% entirely wrong and that I will be pleasantly surprised by the good guys actually winning this one.
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I can see where Mr. Abramson is coming from here, I really do... but... yeah... if you ignore the snarkish "skip ahead" and "move on" bits (the bits which Abramson is particularly focusing on), "The House will impeach @POTUS by the end of the year because what he did warrants it. The Senate will hold a trial in January but not convict, regardless of evidence, because he has absolute control of his party," is pretty much a 100% spot-on assessment of the situation (the only things that are potentially iffy are the hard "end of the year" and "January" predictions, but even those are probably going to be pretty close to accurate if not dead on). If one honestly thinks it might somehow end up any other way, then that one is smoking some really potent pie in the sky in that pipe dream of theirs.

As always, I hope I am *WRONG* about this, and that it actually does end up a different way than most everyone knows it will (i.e. with Trump convicted, removed from office, and immediately on his way to face actual criminal charges), but... it's not. It is simply not going to go that way. It is going to end up with Trump acquitted and with new ammo to use in his forever fraudulent 2020 campaign. And America as a whole seriously needs to be preparing now for what it is going to do in the aftermath of that blatant perversion of justice when it does happen.

The real, actual hope, at least for me, now, is in Trump soundly, decisively, indisputably losing in the 2020 election (along with most of his Trumpublican backers in Congress). I just think that this impeachment and subsequent acquittal is going to hinder the chances of that occurring, though. (Dreamwidth pre-post edit) And I have already said as much in previous posts here. (/DW pre-post edit)

If there is any other realistic way for this to end more favorably (and by that I mean unfavorably for Trump and fiends), I am all for it, but right now I just don't see what that other way could possibly be.

(Ah, at least Dreamwidth has the sense to include "pessimistic" with "optimistic" in its mood thing. Facebook stupidly only has "optimistic" [and doesn't even allow you to write in substitutions like Dreamwidth does].)
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Trump mocking a disabled reporter? A-OK just fine no problem, say the Trumpanzees.

Trump ordering "illegal" children held in concentration camps? A-OK just fine no problem, say the Trumpanzees. "I really don't care do u?" says Melania Trump.

Trump supporters mocking Chelsea Clinton and Malia and Sasha Obama and calling them dogs or apes or whatever? Well, clearly, that's just all in good fun, right?

This Pamela Karlan person saying Barron Trump won't ever be a literal baron? Holy fuck circle the wagons and get out the hangin' ropes and witch-burning wood, say the hypocritical, as always, Trumpanzees. "Should be ashamed" of her "pandering" says hypocritical Melania Trump.
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Yeah, everything about this is (part of) what pisses me off so much about Trumpublicans.

Remember when, as soon as the Repugnacans took control of Congress in 2010, Bitch McConnell said their most important job was to make sure Obama was a one-term president? Yeah, as usual, IOIYAR. They can (and did) hate Obama, but if you dare to dislike their God Emperor, you're just mad without reason, according to them.

In the case of Trump, however, unlike the case with Obama, there are actual, good, valid reasons to vehemently dislike Trump and want him removed from office, compared to the bullshit Faux Noise lies about Obama and stuff they claimed he did. (And even things he actually did do, like wearing a tan suit or ordering Dijon mustard on a hamberder oops I meant hamburger.)

And as I can prove here, I've disliked Donald Trump way before he was even nominated (you know, back during that brief moment in time when most of the Republican leadership also joined in with the rest of the correct-thinking world in disliking Trump), let alone before he was elected.
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This is one of the Seth Abramson's longer and more important threads of late.

Thread Reader version (though there's still something wonky with the Thread Reader site lately).

The gist: Trump and his defense team are going to try to fling a whole lot of utter horseshit against the wall and hope that just enough of it sticks (and it won't take much at all, given that the Trumpublican-controlled Senate is already highly favorable to Trump), and in doing so, they're going to dig up some old, ostensibly legitimate dirt related to the Democrats from back in 2016 and try to fraudulently conflate that with Trump's own dumbfuck conspiracy theories.

And, yet, despite Seth Abramson's efforts to pre-debunk it all here (which I fully agree with), it's still probably going to be enough to get Trump off the hook. Like I said, his fellow criminals and lickspittles and potential Putin-blackmailees in the Trumpublican-controlled Senate are already predisposed to acquit him, even if Trump were to come in using absolutely nothing but the Bart Simpson defense or the Chewbacca defense. If Trump comes to them with anything even just a smidgen more believable than that, they're going to pounce on it like a cat on a catnip toy. The Trumpublican Senate is going to acquit Trump, that is just all there is to it. Doesn't matter how blatantly obvious it is that Trump is guilty as shit. He is going to be acquitted. That is the sad, disgusting, frustrating, enraging reality of the situation, and there's basically nothing that the rest of us can do about it, except to vote all of the complicit Trumpanzee assholes out of office as soon as possible. (And good luck getting that to actually happen. I've voted against Richard Burr and Thom Tillis every opportunity I've had to do so, and yet, there they are, in the Senate, fucking everything up.)

(EDIT)

Here are a couple of followup threads. (EDIT 3) And a third I didn't see initially. (/EDIT 3)

The above is a big part of why Trump continues getting away with all of his dogshit. The Left is too busy sniping and backbiting at each other over petty, stupid shit and getting their jimmies rustled to offer a coordinated front against Trump.

I hope Mr. Abramson takes up Ms. Chalupa's offer to talk about this directly, so that if he did get something wrong, he can correct it and apologize for it. And if he didn't get anything wrong, which seems consistent with what was said in the CNN article he posted containing direct quotes from Alexandra Chalpua herself, then well... I don't know what her or her sister are on about, honestly.

(EDIT 3)

However, Abramson's entire point was that if things she is directly quoted as saying in publicly available interviews are there for him to access, they're there for Trump's defense team to access as well (which, as stated in Abramson's original thread [which all the Chalupa-defenders currently dogpiling on Abramson obviously have not actually read], Team Trump is already doing that). It doesn't matter a single flying fuck what sort of "understanding" or "clearing the air" Abramson and Chalupa may come to (or not) behind closed doors speaking to each other privately, if that ever even happens, because Trump's team is already taking her already publicly available quotes and are planning to twist them all out of context and inappropriately apply them to Trump's defense. And Abramson's point is that even if Chalupa thinks she is 100% in the clear and goes into any potential testimony believing that this alone makes her somehow impregnable, she's going to be in for a huge shock when Team Trump (and Team Trump's allies in the Senate) drags her through the mud all over again, if she's not prepared to effectively shut them down. But they (i.e. Chalupa's sister Andrea and whoever this Sarah Kendzior is) just seem to be mostly interested in nothing but calling Abramson a liar and sending Twitter attack dogs after him. I mean, it seems to me like they should be on the same team here, but they're currently at each others throats, which is utterly fucking asinine.

(/EDIT 3)

In any case, one way or the other, the bottom line is that Donald Trump and his defense are still going to use that shit in his "defense," whether it's 100% false or only 98% false (and the less false it is, the better for Trump it is, even if it has fuck all to do with Trump [I mean, you know, outside of Trump's connection to Paul Manafort, since Trump and Manafort were secretly doing crimes together at the time]), so everyone who is opposed to Trump had goddamn well better get their ducks in a fucking row and be prepared to handle it.

(EDIT 2) And shit like the above is why I utterly hate Twitter with the passion of a million suns, because Twitter is where bullshit crosstalk and people talking at each other rather than with each other like that thrives best. If Twitter headquarters and all of its servers and codebase exploded right now, I would not shed a single tear. Everyone who "relies" on Twitter would find other, hopefully better means to communicate. (/EDIT 2)

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Via Seth Abramson.

As plenty of others in Mr. Abramson's Twitter replies have pointed out, if Rudy already has all this "real" dirt on Biden in his safe like he claims to have, why did he need to try to get Ukraine to manufacture fake dirt against Biden on Trump's behalf?

And as Mr. Abramson says himself, why would something that is supposedly helpful to Trump, such as dirt on Biden, be an effective "insurance policy" against Trump if Trump were to throw him "under the bus"? You'd think that would make Trump want to "disappear" Giuliani all the quicker, right?

Remember when, for a brief time after 9/11, Rudy Giuliani was a respected public figure? Yeah... I barely recall that now. And even back then, he was apparently just as big of a crook and a liar as he is now, it was just that far fewer people knew of it.
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Via Seth Abramson thread: "Trump lunches with two of his biggest Senate GOP critics"

Also, this: "Romney calls lunch with Trump 'delightful'"



Trump, alone, or even Trump, with his little inner circle of criminal co-conspirators, have never been the real danger, extremely dangerous though they might be.

The real danger lies in every GOP member of Congress, House and Senate, and the objective fact that they are all wholly owned by Trump and Putin and will do everything in their power to preserve Trump's own power. It is appalling. It is obvious. It is disgusting. It is blatant. It is depressing. It is brazen. It is enraging. It is ridiculous. It is insane. If not for these Trumpublican Congressasshats, Trump would have been removed from office years ago.

Here's the thing I'm not sure about, though... have the GOP/Republicans always been this despicable, willing to do whatever evil thing they have to to get what they want? Looking at least as far back as Sarah Palin (blatantly drumming up anti-terrorist fears with regards to Obama) and George W. Bush (used lies to start the Iraq War) indicates that maybe this is the case. Or does all this recent Trump-asskissing and Trump-bootlicking occur as a result of some heinous kompromat that Putin managed to get on all these shitbags when (never forget) Russia hacked them at the same time Russia hacked the DNC, but for whatever reason didn't release any of the RNC stuff to Wikileaks (unlike the DNC), for the purpose of using it to control them as he seems to be doing now?

In any case, Trump is doing anything and everything in his power to directly aid Russia, and has been doing so since before becoming POTUS, and the Trumpublicans in Congress are doing everything in their power to directly aid Trump, which directly aids Russia, and have been doing so ever since Trump was nominated (probably thanks to Russian interference and disinformation, same as the reason why Trump was elected), and it's just... like... Jesus fucking Christ already. How much longer until this nightmare finally ends with them all in prison, or, most likely failing that, no longer serving in government, at the very least?

(EDIT) Of course, I'm wrong here. The real danger lies in all the clueless, gullible, moronic "normal people" who keep repeatedly electing these asshats to power. (/EDIT)
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In a near-perfect world, all of these guys, Seth Abramson, Dan Rather, Cody Johnston, John Oliver, Trevor Noah, Wil Wheaton, Anne Rice and every other famous, influential voice I've seen and heard criticizing Trump (and also those I haven't personally seen or heard) would all form together into a kind of giant anti-Trump Voltron and just wreck all of his shit, once and for all, rather than each of them merely remaining separate entities with the reach, power, and influence of only themselves.

Or, at the very least, it could be sort of like all those big names coming together for "We Are The World," except this time it would be "Trump Must Go (To Prison)."

If absolutely nothing else, I kind of wish they'd at least all get together and compare notes.
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So, apparently, Donald Trump had a "secret"/"unplanned"/"unscheduled" hospital visit over the weekend or some shit? Oh wait, crap, I posted the wrong link there.

Trump people, of course, say there's nothing to worry about. Routine checkup or whatever. Maybe that's true, maybe it isn't (not that I would give the slightest shit if Trump did have some kind of health-related emergency), but given that Trump and his people lie constantly, who really knows what's going on. I was going to add "besides them," but most of the time I don't even think they know what's really going on.

Seriously, if Trump were to just suddenly drop dead right now of a heart attack or something, I would be simultaneously relieved, because that means he would no longer be the President, and disappointed, because that also means he would have escaped facing justice for all of his criminal bullshit. I would not, however, shed a single tear or lose a single night's sleep over his stupid, lying, corrupt, corpulent ass.

(EDIT) And here is a Seth Abramson thread on the matter for good measure. (/EDIT)
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The main reason Republican politicians didn't (and still don't) consider Trump to be "a unique threat to American democracy and rule of law—one *outside* of normal politics" is because Trump was too useful to them, in a very partisan, "normal politics" manner, as a rubber stamp for their own shitty, destructive, borderline evil policies. Similarly, but in a far more damaging way, Trump was also far too useful to Bitch McConnell as a way to easily stack the Supreme Court with the shittiest of shitty Justices, and that is probably the worst thing of all to come out of Trump's so-called "Presidency" (this side of Trump just going completely nuts at some point in the next year and starting a nuclear war or something).

Now, all of these Republican politicians are in far too deep, with their own continued existences as government officials too tightly intertwined with Trump-as-President. Now, they feel like they must double down and triple down on their asinine public support of Trump and their vicious public derision of Trump's enemies (i.e. any and all normal, correct-thinking people who can easily see Trump and everyone surrounding Trump for the obvious, blatant, brazen criminals that they all clearly are). Now, these Republican politicians feel like they have to do everything in their power to thwart this impeachment process, including trying to disingenuously spin it as a partisan-only shitshow.

All of that is why I believe that each and every Republican politician who still continues to support Trump now should, at the very least, be removed forever from their jobs in government, regardless of whatever the outcome of the impeachment itself may be. As far as I am concerned, the point of no return for Trump-supporting Republicans was passed years ago.
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Another thread here.

Now, more generally speaking...

I have to admit that, on the one hand, I find Mr. Abramson's constant, persistent, incessant plugging of his books to be increasingly tiresome.

However, on the other hand, I definitely see where he's coming from, tiresome though I may find it. If I had written what I believe to be the definitive books on Trump's criminal bullshit, I'd probably be plugging the everloving shit out of them as well (hypocritically so). If I had written what I believe to be the definitive books on Trump's criminal bullshit, I'd feel more inclined to just refer people to them rather than rehash everything on my personal/professional Twitter feed as well. If I were known, as Mr. Abramson is, for regularly reporting on/predicting newsworthy items in the Trump/Russia affair six months to a year or more prior to when major mainstream media finally picks up on them (and, indeed, if I wrote what I believed to be the definitive book about them), I would want my well-deserved credit for it as well.

All that said, however, I would also realize that my constant plugging of my books, even though I believed them to be the definitive books on Trump's criminal bullshit, could be seen as offputting and annoying to the followers of my feed, so I would try to tone it down a little bit. I would try to make an effort to talk about new developments without immediately tying it into my books, and I would try to chill out with all the tooting of my own horn, no matter how well justified that horn-tooting might be, because I would be afraid that I would come off as too selfish and petty and overly concerned with sales of my books.

Now some may read my post, right here, and dismiss it as "concern trolling" on my part. And they'd be half right. I am not trolling, but I am definitely, legitimately concerned that too many people who might otherwise fully agree with Mr. Abramson are seeing nothing but the constant book plugging from him and are, as such, being cynically turned off to his message (i.e. that Trump is, has been, and always will be a blatant criminal who deserves to spend the rest of his natural life behind bars). I mean, I absolutely agree with him, otherwise, about pretty much everything he's said over the years, so far, but even for me, the incessant book plugging is becoming trite and banal. That said, though, I'm not exactly sure what else he should do. I think his books should be read... I just think he may be overdoing it a bit with the continuous self-promotion.
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Thread by Seth Abramson.

To be utterly honest and frank, at this point in time, I am almost to the point where I wouldn't even really care all that much if Trump actually did literally flee the United States for the rest of his life and was forced to hole up in some *ahem* shithole country that doesn't have an extradition agreement with the United States. I'm not quite to that point yet, though, as I'd still much rather see Trump rotting in a prison cell for the rest of his life, but if Trump fleeing and never returning is the quickest way to get him out office as President, then maybe that would be the best for all concerned. I don't know.

If Trump does flee, though, I hope he ends up in a country like his beloved Russia, where the threat of assassination due to becoming more of a liability than an asset to his master Putin constantly hangs over his head forever, until he dies (naturally or otherwise). Same for whoever else might flee with him.

In case it wasn't crystal clear yet, I just really, really, REALLY hate Donald Trump and want him gone forever. The sooner that I never, ever have to hear the name "Trump" again, the better off I will be. The whats, whens, wheres, whys, and hows of it all just don't much matter to me anymore. I still don't want Trump to be assassinated while he's still on US soil, where the possibility still exists that he may yet be apprehended and charged with his crimes, though, but other than that, I don't much care anymore what happens to him. Just so long as he ceases to be the President of the United States of America, with sooner being much better than later, which is by far the most important thing, regardless of any other considerations.

And, no, I'm not going to get all overly hung up about the propriety or lack thereof of people chanting "Lock him up" at a Democrat rally, whether it's Bernie or whoever else. Fucking Trump more than fucking deserves it at this point. It's the least of what he deserves. That said, I can appreciate Mr. Abramson's inclination to still take the high road, all the same, because sinking to Trump's level is another way in which Trump wins, because nobody is ever going to be able to out-Trump Trump (and anyone with a lick of common sense and a sense of decency shouldn't want to be capable of out-Trumping Trump).
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"BuzzFeed News sued the US government to see all the work that Mueller’s team kept secret. We have published the first installment, with revelations about the Ukraine conspiracy theory, Michael Cohen, Paul Manafort, and more."

Found via Seth Abramson.

I want to be excited about this, but... I still think none of this kind of thing is going to accomplish much of anything in the way of finally taking Trump down, if all the stuff that has come out before hasn't already done so. As always, I hope I'm wrong, but at this point, it simply sucks too much to get one's hopes up too much that Trump may actually one day face justice for all of his criminal bullshit.

And at this point, to be perfectly frank, just Trump and just Trump's inner circle of lackeys going down won't be even remotely enough to satisfy me. For a start, I want all of the Republicans in Congress who have supported and propped up Trump, despite his blatant, brazen criminal behavior, to face the music as well, right alongside Trump and his cronies. But they won't. At worst, if Trump does eventually get brought down as he so deserves, the GOP Congressasshats will all just feign shock, harrumph about how bad Trump was, spin everything else in a way that makes them look good which all the gullible, ignorant, hateful dumbfucks in their base will suck down like shit flushed down a toilet, and then get off scot-free. Because the Republican party and the United States federal government in general is so far beyond fucked up now that it will never be properly repaired from all this Trumpian pigfuckery. Might as well just burn the whole goddamned thing to the ground and rebuild anew. *weary sigh*

(EDIT)

Some bits from the article:



"In response to a court order, the Justice Department released the first installment of documents: hundreds of pages of summaries of FBI interviews with witnesses, available here for the first time. Another installment will be released every month for at least the next eight years."

dot dot dot



"Trump supporter and associate Ted Malloch emailed Bannon before the first debate and said Trump should start by handing Hillary Clinton a 'Writ of Indictment.'"

Excerpt from the associated memo embedded in the article:

"Here is the idea:

"In his opening remarks Scene One, in other words--hand Hillary a Writ of Indictment. Have it typed out and actually hand it physically to her.

"What is INDICTMENT?

"A written accusation of one or more persons of a crime or misdemeanour, presented to, and preferred upon oath or affirmation, by a grand jury legally convoked. Say this and then add, this Indictment is on behalf of all the American people since our Justice Department will not indict you due to crony politics. I present it to you formally here tonight, and serve you on behalf of ALL the American people for you
[sic] undeniable crimes against America, destruction of evidence in the form of emails, and theft of funds to your own personal benefit and enrichment."

Holy shit. What the actual fuck. The unmitigated hubris and hypocrisy on display here is ludicrous.

Seriously, just burn the whole fucking thing down and start over. Maybe even nuke the site from orbit, just to be sure.

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To hell with these Republicans.

Here's a Seth Abramson thread on the topic.

Here's a sardonic post on the Some More News FB page on the topic.

My own copy/pasted FB post, motivated by the topic at hand, but speaking more generally:

The sooner the Republican Party, at least in its current form, dies fully and forever, the better off the United States will be. I include in that every facet of it, from Future Prison Inmate Trump and his circle of criminal accomplices, to the Republican reprobates in Congress doing anything and everything they can to keep Trump in office, no matter how reprehensible (many of whom very likely overlap with the "criminal accomplices" of the first group), to the lying asshats on RWNJ "news" sources like Faux Noise and Bratbarf/Reichfart and such, all the way down to the clueless, gullible, hateful morons in the Republican base who swallow everything told to them by the prior groups as if it were gospel truth. Whether the death of the Republican Party occurs as a result of all involved either finally coming to their senses and abandoning the party, winding up in prison for the rest of their lives, or literally dying, at this point I don't much care anymore (except that I still don't want the third thing to happen to Trump until after the second thing happens to Trump).

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