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13 minutes ago, Genie said:

They are probably stupid enough to think that Trump would keep them out of jail.

Oh without question. 

More likely expected to be awarded medals. 

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15 minutes ago, Genie said:

They are probably stupid enough to think that Trump would keep them out of jail.

He still has the power to pardon them all. And himself of courser.

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1 hour ago, sne said:

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I wonder will they arrest the members of the media who followed the protesters in or if they are using a hardline established inside the building (restricted area) as a cut-off point.

Gonna be so many nervous people if it's simply entering the building, though I doubt they could do that given the numerous vids of quasi-helpful police. Even if the police were simply acting that way as they were overmanned and prioritized crowd safety.

 

 

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3 hours ago, TheAuthority said:

Is that really freakin' necessary? 

How is anyone meant to respect what you say when you use that language with other folks?

The question was framed in a manner that was not in any way relevant to reality, and I know that you know that. That is silly, and you wrote it, so in that moment you were silly. It does not mean that you are silly.

Relax, we are all stupid from time to time. 

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3 minutes ago, villakram said:

I wonder will they arrest the members of the media who followed the protesters in or if they are using a hardline established inside the building (restricted area) as a cut-off point.

Recognised MSM journalists will not be prosecuted. Legitimate interest to report the events. Pseudo RW citizen journalists should be though. I think most people can rationally draw the lines between the two

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5 minutes ago, bickster said:

Recognised MSM journalists will not be prosecuted. Legitimate interest to report the events. Pseudo RW citizen journalists should be though. I think most people can rationally draw the lines between the two

It's an interesting question. The classic media is no longer the only game in town. In this day and age, the citizen can wake up in the morning and have a media organization registered and up and running (website/home studio) by the afternoon.

Or do journalists have to be registered now? and only those approved by the government matter? 

 

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19 hours ago, Brumerican said:

It wouldn't surprise me if Trump retweeted General Flynn very soon.

The Q Anon crowd are adamant Trump is going to have Everybody arrested because Italy did it.

 

Flynn has been suspended from Twitter along with Sidney Powell.

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Just now, bickster said:

Qanon purge apparently. also @wetheinevitable and @prayingmedic

How long before Pelosi's laptop is found containing an email thanking that Italian for stealing them a victory ?😀

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18 minutes ago, villakram said:

It's an interesting question. The classic media is no longer the only game in town. In this day and age, the citizen can wake up in the morning and have a media organization registered and up and running (website/home studio) by the afternoon.

Or do journalists have to be registered now? and only those approved by the government matter? 

 

I imagine anyone working for the media would need accreditation when entering the Capitol Hill or such buildings while they are in session.

Having a Youtube channel or a fanzine likely won't cut it :D 

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2 hours ago, sne said:

He still has the power to pardon them all. And himself of courser.

I thought he couldn’t do himself and he’d need to stand down and then be pardoned by Pence? Thought I read it on here but could be wrong.

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Just now, Genie said:

I thought he couldn’t do himself and he’d need to stand down and then be pardoned by Pence? Thought I read it on here but could be wrong.

It's never been tried so isn't 100% guaranteed, resigning and being pardoned by the incoming Pres has precident from Nixon / Ford

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28 minutes ago, villakram said:

It's an interesting question. The classic media is no longer the only game in town. In this day and age, the citizen can wake up in the morning and have a media organization registered and up and running (website/home studio) by the afternoon.

Or do journalists have to be registered now? and only those approved by the government matter? 

 

It's quite simple, if you are proper press, you will have a press card.  It's obviously a system designed to ensure that only left wing elites can get into the press.   They have to sit an exam with questions only extreme left wingers will be able to interpret because of the unique way their brains function.  But as well as being left wing socialists/commies they ALSO have to be elitist and so only get a card if they can prove they are only at least 1 immediate family member removed from a multi millionaire. 

Unless they are working for Fox in which case they can get a card by default, but no one knows why this happens. 

In short, you can't wake up one morning and decide you and your iPhone are becoming a media company.  You can make media but your not a member of the press. 

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The Presidential pardon thing is absolutely shocking.  I really cannot believe this exists, it's absolutely ridiculous. 

But the question is can Trump pardon people like our friend Derrick Evans before he's been charged with anything? If so they should not charge him with anything until Trump has gone. 

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7 hours ago, legov said:

 

Let him talk. He's digging his own grave (barring some pre-emptive pardon by Trump) and even if he doesn't get prosecuted he's going to become irrelevant after what happened.

How the heck did he get elected as mayor of arguably the most liberal city in America, by the way?

A bit of a side issue, but I think you have to make a bit of a distinction between New York on the federal level, where it is undoubtedly very liberal, and on the municipal level. It's true that the mayors preceding Giuliani were Democrats, but mostly not liberal ones as far as I understand, especially Koch.

Not sure which American city is the most liberal. Maybe Austin or Seattle these days?

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13 minutes ago, Genie said:

I thought he couldn’t do himself and he’d need to stand down and then be pardoned by Pence? Thought I read it on here but could be wrong.

It's interesting he's been investigating this though isn't it.  He obviously doesn't trust Pence to pardon him if he hands him the Presidency. Would be hilarious if he handed over the reigns and Pence just told him to go rot in hell. 

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4 hours ago, bickster said:

Depends what you mean by impeached. Impeachment is actually the process of bringing the case to Congress iirc. In that instance, yes he has. The impeachment, however failed, so no he hasn't if you follow?

impeach him once, shame on you. impeach him, he can’t be impeached again.

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