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Aaron Rupar @atrupar wrote: BURGUM: Donald Trump at the end of his term left the White House. We had a smooth transition.

WELKER: January 6 wasn't exactly a smooth transition.

BURGUM: Well, I think we have to say there was a smooth transition ... I've been living under what I call the Biden dictatorship.

Vance says presidents must have immunity, though possibly not Biden
“That would be the responsibility of the Attorney General,” the Ohio senator said.

Sen. J.D. Vance said Sunday a president must have immunity from prosecution for his actions in office while also saying that it would be up to a future “Attorney General” to determine whether to prosecute President Joe Biden for unspecified criminal activity.

When asked by “Face the Nation” host Margaret Brennan as to whether the Justice Department of a possible next Trump administration might charge Biden, Vance (R-Ohio) said: “First of all, that would be the responsibility of the Attorney General, Margaret. But Donald Trump did not say that he’s trying to throw his political opponent in jail.”

In response to a subsequent Biden prosecution question by CBS’ Brennan, Vance said: “I want people who commit crimes to face the appropriate response in law,” before adding: “The problem that I have Margaret is not with which Democrats should prosecute which Republican and vice versa; it’s let’s get out of the prosecuting of people based on their politics.”

The Supreme Court is expected to rule Monday in Trump v. United States on a claim by Trump that presidents are immune from prosecution for what they do or have done in office. “I’m very confident,” Vance said Sunday, “that the fundamental principle here is the President’s got to be able to do his job in the same way that police officers, judges, prosecutors, enjoy some immunity, that principle has to apply to the president too.”

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2024 1:07 pm Holy cow. I REJECT YOUR REALITY AND SUBSTITUTE MY OWN.
https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1807421169760423973

Aaron Rupar @atrupar wrote: BURGUM: Donald Trump at the end of his term left the White House. We had a smooth transition.

WELKER: January 6 wasn't exactly a smooth transition.

BURGUM: Well, I think we have to say there was a smooth transition ... I've been living under what I call the Biden dictatorship.

Moar at the link, including Burgum refusing to commit to accepting the election results and dismissing tfg's lies because they are the same old ones and, "Everything that he said on Thursday night he's been saying before. So this is not news."

bill_g wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2024 4:44 pmGov Abbott TX

• I am confident it won't be a black man, so not Scott, Donalds, or Carson.
• I'm quite sure it won't be Vivek. 1) He isn't MAGAt 2) He's not subservient 3) He's Indian, the racists would freak out 4) He's a real billionaire who's not going to prison and would outshine the quadfectee.
• I'm pretty sure he won't nominate a woman, because what if he needs to denigrate and degrade her later? So not Elise and certainly not Empty Gee. He can't even pretend to respect either of them.
• I'm almost certain it won't be Rubio, who told Donald he has a small dick.
• I'm almost certain it won't be Vance - he wrote a book once, so he has way more accomplishments than the quadfectee. An elected senator is always going to be a deal killer.
• And I can't imagine it being Burgum, who is a hole in the space-time continuum whatever room he occupies. Actually, it might be Burgum, I can see Trump doing what he did with Pence, didn't even introduce him and spent 45 minutes talking about himself. Yeah, he could do that again. Except does Burgum have perfect white hair?

sad-cafe wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 3:05 pm this can't be real


if so, the nightmare gets worse

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