One would be hard-pressed to provide a more odorous stream of effluent than this, save for the gaseous emissions of the Diapered One himself. From both ends, of course.raison de arizona wrote: ↑Sat Oct 07, 2023 3:01 pmhttps://x.com/StephenM/status/1710672748299624875?s=20Stephen Miller @StephenM wrote: Our world was at peace under President Trump.
His clear-eyed realism, raw projection of national strength, and his rejection of ideology in favor of pragmatism and national interest, brought us an unprecedented era of global harmony.
Whereas the DC set prattles on endlessly about the rules-based international order — the bloodless and esoteric obsession of the grad school credential class divorced from the iron laws of history — Trump understood the forces that shape world events: relationships, resources, rivalries, and the rational pursuit of self-interest and self-determination.
He understood you cannot impose an ideology over the essential nature of nation and man.
Instead of wasting away America’s diplomatic and financial assets trying to forcibly impose our values across the planet — which consistently yields the opposite effect — he focused on the formation of mutually-beneficial partnerships to foster global stability.
And he used our economic leverage as deterrence rather than fritter it away on nation building: knowing that a country which seeks to protect its own economic interests will always command more respect and find more common ground in its dealings with foreign powers.
Biden trashed it all. Set it all ablaze. His Administration’s toxic blend of idiocy, imbecility, incompetence and ideological extremism has turned calm into calamity. Peace into pandemonium. Harmony into hell.
The message sent and received by our our humiliation in Afghanistan, our cash bonfire in Ukraine, our internal repression as we preach “democracy,” our cultural self-flagellation, self-abasement and the self-annihilation of our own border, is that we are not a country to be taken seriously only taken advantage of. Over and over.
Under Biden, we are not a sovereign nation but a checkbook. A printing press. A mark. A punching bag. A sunken power. A spent power. A hollowed power. A rapidly declining power.
And as the torch of American liberty goes dark the world is lit instead by the fire of destruction.
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I know his parents, and I feel very sad for them.
Awful to be so ashamed of your own son.
Awful to be so ashamed of your own son.
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Sorry, but had to post this.
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Ron Filipkowski @RonFilipkowski wrote: Stephen Miller says the greatest weakness of the MAGA movement is that they are too obsessed with playing by the rules.
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Miller warns of the dangers of ignoring presidential immunity, even after leaving office.
https://x.com/StephenM/status/1730954482538680421?s=20
https://x.com/StephenM/status/1730954482538680421?s=20
Stephen Miller @StephenM wrote: Many likely don’t appreciate just how radical and dangerous it is to revoke the doctrine of presidential immunity. In effect, this gives any single far-left judge, jury or prosecutor a veto over the actions of the democratically-elected president.
It means a Letitia James or a James Comey alone decides what a president can or cannot do in the fulfillment of his duties.
The fact that such a persecution may initiate after a president has left office is irrelevant: future presidents will now exercise their office within the narrow confines of this anti-constitutional anti-democratic framework.
A President is the embodiment of the state and the voter. So when he becomes liable for his exercise of speech as president it is, in fact, the whole American people who have been robbed of their sovereign authority — authority transferred yet again to the unelected, unreformed and unaccountable.
Conservatives not speaking out against these travesties are clearly uninterested in conserving this Republic.
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what scares me is some of that almost makes senseraison de arizona wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2023 4:14 pm Miller warns of the dangers of ignoring presidential immunity, even after leaving office.
https://x.com/StephenM/status/1730954482538680421?s=20Stephen Miller @StephenM wrote: Many likely don’t appreciate just how radical and dangerous it is to revoke the doctrine of presidential immunity. In effect, this gives any single far-left judge, jury or prosecutor a veto over the actions of the democratically-elected president.
It means a Letitia James or a James Comey alone decides what a president can or cannot do in the fulfillment of his duties.
The fact that such a persecution may initiate after a president has left office is irrelevant: future presidents will now exercise their office within the narrow confines of this anti-constitutional anti-democratic framework.
A President is the embodiment of the state and the voter. So when he becomes liable for his exercise of speech as president it is, in fact, the whole American people who have been robbed of their sovereign authority — authority transferred yet again to the unelected, unreformed and unaccountable.
Conservatives not speaking out against these travesties are clearly uninterested in conserving this Republic.
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I mean, sure, I don't consider Miller stupid. Just evil. But he conveniently neglects that it's not James or Comey 'alone'. It is literally a due process before a court, and after weighing discussion and evidence, a judge has then found 'You know, no, running for re-election is the optional duty of an individual as a citizen, not a duty of the office itself." Miller and his ilk excel at trying to make these broad sweeping arguments which ignore the specific facts forgetting that a) we write exceptions into law all the time, and b) depending on venue and type, immunity is not always not statutory or constitutional law but case precedent and case precedent alone.Kriselda Gray wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2023 6:34 pmwhat scares me is some of that almost makes senseraison de arizona wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2023 4:14 pm Miller warns of the dangers of ignoring presidential immunity, even after leaving office.Stephen Miller @StephenM wrote: Many likely don’t appreciate just how radical and dangerous it is to revoke the doctrine of presidential immunity. In effect, this gives any single far-left judge, jury or prosecutor a veto over the actions of the democratically-elected president.
It means a Letitia James or a James Comey alone decides what a president can or cannot do in the fulfillment of his duties.
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As round and round we run;
And the truth shall ever come uppermost,
And justice shall be done.
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No prosecutor or jury has “veto power over the actions of a democratically elected president.”raison de arizona wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2023 4:14 pm Miller warns of the dangers of ignoring presidential immunity, even after leaving office.
https://x.com/StephenM/status/1730954482538680421?s=20Stephen Miller @StephenM wrote: Many likely don’t appreciate just how radical and dangerous it is to revoke the doctrine of presidential immunity. In effect, this gives any single far-left judge, jury or prosecutor a veto over the actions of the democratically-elected president.
It means a Letitia James or a James Comey alone decides what a president can or cannot do in the fulfillment of his duties.
The fact that such a persecution may initiate after a president has left office is irrelevant: future presidents will now exercise their office within the narrow confines of this anti-constitutional anti-democratic framework.
A President is the embodiment of the state and the voter. So when he becomes liable for his exercise of speech as president it is, in fact, the whole American people who have been robbed of their sovereign authority — authority transferred yet again to the unelected, unreformed and unaccountable.
Conservatives not speaking out against these travesties are clearly uninterested in conserving this Republic.
Whether the president enjoys immunity under the facts of a given case is a question of law decided by the judge. It’s part of the checks and balances that occurs between co-equal branches of government. Miller, of course, knows this, but he’s got to say something if he wants to rouse the rabble.
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You're talkin' crazy man....Maybenaut wrote: ↑Sat Dec 02, 2023 10:07 pm
Whether the president enjoys immunity under the facts of a given case is a question of law decided by the judge. It’s part of the checks and balances that occurs between co-equal branches of government. Miller, of course, knows this, but he’s got to say something if he wants to rouse the rabble.
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Hasn't pretty much his entire family disowned him at this point?NewMexGirl wrote: ↑Sat Oct 07, 2023 5:25 pm I know his parents, and I feel very sad for them.
Awful to be so ashamed of your own son.
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Stephen Miller reminds me - a lot of Max Naumann.
Miller pals around with white nationalists and literal nazis, and spews a psychopathic hatred of "the other", be they immigrants, woman, people of color, etc. It's made it clear he would be quite comfortable if trump and his allies were able to create a fourth reich here in the US, has long as the people he hates are sent to the camps.
He seems to be unwilling to see that the very same people who he pals around with, are quite willing to send him to the camps as well, because he's Jewish.
Max Naumann was the founder of Verband nationaldeutscher Juden, or the League of National German Jews (aka "Jews for Hitler"). Founded in 1921, it was an association of German Jews during the Weimar Republic and the early days of nazi Germany. He was a committed national socialist and worked hard with the nazi party early on to come to power, as well as a useful tool to claim that the nazi party weren't really anti-semitic.
The League of National German Jews was disbanded and outlawed in 1935 by the Gestapo, and Naumann was sent to Columbia Concentration Camp. He actually was released from there, but died of cancer afterwards.
Miller pals around with white nationalists and literal nazis, and spews a psychopathic hatred of "the other", be they immigrants, woman, people of color, etc. It's made it clear he would be quite comfortable if trump and his allies were able to create a fourth reich here in the US, has long as the people he hates are sent to the camps.
He seems to be unwilling to see that the very same people who he pals around with, are quite willing to send him to the camps as well, because he's Jewish.
Max Naumann was the founder of Verband nationaldeutscher Juden, or the League of National German Jews (aka "Jews for Hitler"). Founded in 1921, it was an association of German Jews during the Weimar Republic and the early days of nazi Germany. He was a committed national socialist and worked hard with the nazi party early on to come to power, as well as a useful tool to claim that the nazi party weren't really anti-semitic.
The League of National German Jews was disbanded and outlawed in 1935 by the Gestapo, and Naumann was sent to Columbia Concentration Camp. He actually was released from there, but died of cancer afterwards.
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Yep.
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Miller went on Spicer's show and got spicy! He's gonna lock up the whole administration now that immunity has been lifted. BRING ME EVERYONE!
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Wait!!! Trump and company think SCOTUS will overturn the ruling and give him absolute immunity at the same time these morons are screaming that every living Democrat who’s been in Congress the last 40 years is headed for Gitmo. Have I got that right?
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In a nutshell...they will get to eat their cake, and have it too [also]...Slim Cognito wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 7:45 pm Wait!!! Trump and company think SCOTUS will overturn the ruling and give him absolute immunity at the same time these morons are screaming that every living Democrat who’s been in Congress the last 40 years is headed for Gitmo. Have I got that right?
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Get a load of this maroon!
https://x.com/StephenM/status/1768457869286916338?s=20
https://x.com/StephenM/status/1768457869286916338?s=20
Stephen Miller @StephenM wrote: Just a reminder that if the courts abolish presidential immunity Joe Biden can be prosecuted for the border invasion — a criminal conspiracy to import new voters — by both state and federal prosecutors.
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And, of course, the flip side is that, if SCOTUS does rule that the prez has absolute immunity, as Mr. Miller and the MAGA crowd want, then you can't touch Joe Biden.raison de arizona wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 11:29 pm Get a load of this maroon!
https://x.com/StephenM/status/1768457869286916338?s=20Stephen Miller @StephenM wrote: Just a reminder that if the courts abolish presidential immunity Joe Biden can be prosecuted for the border invasion — a criminal conspiracy to import new voters — by both state and federal prosecutors.
What they all conveniently ignore is that the question before the court is not whether POTUS has immunity, but whether he/she has ABSOLUTE immunity. A ruling that is unfavorable to Trump will not abolish immunity. It will just recognize that there are limits to that immunity, just as there always have been.
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Also, you don’t get it before and after presidency, or for personal acts.
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Not according to Stephen Miller and Donald Trump. Absolute means absolute.pipistrelle wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 1:18 pm Also, you don’t get it before and after presidency, or for personal acts.
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Except for Biden. That felon should be imprisoned for life no trial necessarynoblepa wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 1:20 pmNot according to Stephen Miller and Donald Trump. Absolute means absolute.pipistrelle wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 1:18 pm Also, you don’t get it before and after presidency, or for personal acts.
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Nope. Shoot by a firing squad with no trial.....jemcanada2 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 1:26 pm
Except for Biden. That felon should be imprisoned for life no trial necessary
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I got whiplash this A.M. whilst listening to some pod or other. They were discussing the Miller amicus brief.raison de arizona wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 11:29 pm Get a load of this maroon!
https://x.com/StephenM/status/1768457869286916338?s=20Stephen Miller @StephenM wrote: Just a reminder that if the courts abolish presidential immunity Joe Biden can be prosecuted for the border invasion — a criminal conspiracy to import new voters — by both state and federal prosecutors.
Somehow I missed it all these dreary years that Miller is not a lawyer. Seriously? This dude with a BA in poly sci wrote an amicus brief? AND CANON THANKED HIM FOR IT AND SAID IT WOULD BE USEFUL???
Oy effing vey iz mir.
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I did know that and that he has zero qualifications for anything. It struck me because I always presumed I'm not qualified for the positions he's had. I did find this interesting from Wikipedia:
Sounds like he was easily influenced and isn't very bright. No critical thinking skills. And as is not unusual with gullible and not too bright people (e.g., MAGA):Miller has said he became a committed conservative after reading Guns, Crime, and Freedom, a book opposing gun control by Wayne LaPierre, CEO of the National Rifle Association.
Duke University's former senior vice president, John Burness, told The News & Observer in February 2017 that, while at Duke, Miller "seemed to assume that if you were in disagreement with him, there was something malevolent or stupid about your thinking—incredibly intolerant."