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Wasn't sure where to put this, but we need a thread for the wing nuts. Lauren Boebert.
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It's like none of them have read their bible and what it says about false idols. Shocking.
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They’re heretics
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de·range·ment di-ˈrānj-mənt
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: a disturbance of normal bodily functioning or operation
Hmmm....is this another example of projection? I know I cannot stand Trump for his autocratic, corrupt nature. Certainly not out of the norm for people like me to despise Trump. Where as those who throw that word out....well...lack of self awareness and critical thoughts.
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: a disturbance of normal bodily functioning or operation
Hmmm....is this another example of projection? I know I cannot stand Trump for his autocratic, corrupt nature. Certainly not out of the norm for people like me to despise Trump. Where as those who throw that word out....well...lack of self awareness and critical thoughts.
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Maybe Rodgers listened and learned all too well from Ari Fleischer, one of the guys who helped sell the Iraq WMD lie to the American public and continues to claim it wasn't a lie. Rodgers seems to be walking in Ari Fleischer's footsteps.
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Rodgers has maybe one more year left in the tank.
He's setting himself up as a 'victim' who can make bank on the Q-crazy speaking circuit for the rest of his life.
True. I wonder if the Jets won’t get rid of him. Why would you invite that amount of crazy into your locker room as arguably one of the team leaders? IMO, his supposed upside wouldn’t be worth it.
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Elon pushes/amplifies the racist theory that black people have lower IQ than white people.
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Chairman, Joint Chief of Staff and Viper Jock:Elon pushes/amplifies the racist theory that black people have lower IQ than white people.
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MOOSK: i don't understand why people are leaving Twitter and taking advertisers with them??
then turn around and promote and endorse stuff like this...
then turn around and promote and endorse stuff like this...
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Racist love making stupid and lazy comparisons when trying to score "intellectual" points to support their prejudices.Elon pushes/amplifies the racist theory that black people have lower IQ than white people.
Elon's war on wokeness continues to expose his own racist attitudes and intellectual laziness.
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The judge overseeing the election interference case against Donald Trump in Washington DC had her home visited by police after a fake emergency call, and attempts were made to do the same to prosecutor Jack Smith.
The Maine secretary of state was “swatted”, too, after she ruled that the former president could not appear on the ballot there because of the 14th amendment. The Colorado judges who ruled similarly have faced threats, leading to increased security.
There was also a round of bomb threats to state capitols, sent to secretaries of state and legislative offices, that were believed to be a hoax but led to evacuations around the country this month. Those hoaxes came after letters containing fentanyl were sent to elections office in a handful of states in November.
A recent wave of threats against elections officials and judges foretells a tense presidential election year that’s likely to see ongoing threats of political violence that could turn physical, as the future of US democracy hangs in the balance.
“It does seem sort of like it’s a message starting off the year, saying, ‘OK we are in 2024, and this is not going to be easy.' Elections are not going to go smoothly, and you better be scared,’” said Lilliana Mason, a political science professor at Johns Hopkins University who studies political violence.
The wave comes after several years of sustained threats to and harassment of elections officials, who have seen high turnover in their field as a result. It’s now part of the job to face an onslaught of harassing messages when running an election in the US.
While these recent threats haven’t carried physical violence, they aren’t innocent. They disrupt and intimidate the people involved – and they cause chaos, making it difficult for elections officials to do their jobs. Women and people of color are more often the targets of these threats, Mason said, which could drive people out of the jobs, potentially changing the profile of who runs elections.
A threat against a building, like the bomb threats, takes hours to investigate and evacuate to ensure people are safe. Threats like doxing, or posting personal information online, or swatting someone’s home take even longer to unwind, requiring more security, staying in another location and scrubbing online information. It’s not always clear, either, whether a threat is simply designed to sow chaos or will lead to violence.
“Today, it could be warnings. Tomorrow, there could be an actual bomb that goes off or there could be an assassination attempt with a rifle,” said Robert Pape, a University of Chicago professor who directs the Chicago Project on Security and Threats.…….
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The Maine secretary of state was “swatted”, too, after she ruled that the former president could not appear on the ballot there because of the 14th amendment. The Colorado judges who ruled similarly have faced threats, leading to increased security.
There was also a round of bomb threats to state capitols, sent to secretaries of state and legislative offices, that were believed to be a hoax but led to evacuations around the country this month. Those hoaxes came after letters containing fentanyl were sent to elections office in a handful of states in November.
A recent wave of threats against elections officials and judges foretells a tense presidential election year that’s likely to see ongoing threats of political violence that could turn physical, as the future of US democracy hangs in the balance.
“It does seem sort of like it’s a message starting off the year, saying, ‘OK we are in 2024, and this is not going to be easy.' Elections are not going to go smoothly, and you better be scared,’” said Lilliana Mason, a political science professor at Johns Hopkins University who studies political violence.
The wave comes after several years of sustained threats to and harassment of elections officials, who have seen high turnover in their field as a result. It’s now part of the job to face an onslaught of harassing messages when running an election in the US.
While these recent threats haven’t carried physical violence, they aren’t innocent. They disrupt and intimidate the people involved – and they cause chaos, making it difficult for elections officials to do their jobs. Women and people of color are more often the targets of these threats, Mason said, which could drive people out of the jobs, potentially changing the profile of who runs elections.
A threat against a building, like the bomb threats, takes hours to investigate and evacuate to ensure people are safe. Threats like doxing, or posting personal information online, or swatting someone’s home take even longer to unwind, requiring more security, staying in another location and scrubbing online information. It’s not always clear, either, whether a threat is simply designed to sow chaos or will lead to violence.
“Today, it could be warnings. Tomorrow, there could be an actual bomb that goes off or there could be an assassination attempt with a rifle,” said Robert Pape, a University of Chicago professor who directs the Chicago Project on Security and Threats.…….
‘Better be scared’: threats of political violence foretell tense election year
Several years of sustained harassment of election workers and judges have led to security concerns and high a high turnover
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Backers of former President Donald Trump filed a petition Wednesday seeking to recall Wisconsin Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos from office, citing Vos' opposition to Trump and his not moving forward with impeaching the state's top elections official.
The effort faces a high bar for success, but it points to continued anger among Trump's most ardent supporters in battleground Wisconsin over his loss in the 2020 election and how Vos responded to it.
Trump narrowly won Wisconsin in 2016 but lost to President Joe Biden by a similar margin of about 21,000 votes in 2020. The result has withstood two partial recounts, numerous lawsuits, an independent audit and a review by a conservative law firm.
Wisconsin is once again expected to be one of a handful of swing states in this year's presidential election.
Vos is the most powerful Republican in the state Legislature, who drives the GOP’s agenda both in the Statehouse and beyond. He was first elected in 2004 and is the longest-serving Assembly speaker in state history, holding the post since 2013.
Vos has faced heat from the right — including Trump — over the 2020 election results and how elections are run in the state. Vos refused attempts from Trump and his supporters to decertify Biden's win.................
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The effort faces a high bar for success, but it points to continued anger among Trump's most ardent supporters in battleground Wisconsin over his loss in the 2020 election and how Vos responded to it.
Trump narrowly won Wisconsin in 2016 but lost to President Joe Biden by a similar margin of about 21,000 votes in 2020. The result has withstood two partial recounts, numerous lawsuits, an independent audit and a review by a conservative law firm.
Wisconsin is once again expected to be one of a handful of swing states in this year's presidential election.
Vos is the most powerful Republican in the state Legislature, who drives the GOP’s agenda both in the Statehouse and beyond. He was first elected in 2004 and is the longest-serving Assembly speaker in state history, holding the post since 2013.
Vos has faced heat from the right — including Trump — over the 2020 election results and how elections are run in the state. Vos refused attempts from Trump and his supporters to decertify Biden's win.................
Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos targeted for recall for not supporting Trump
Backers of former President Donald Trump have filed a petition seeking to recall Wisconsin Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos from office.
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