Mike Honcho

He's not really up on how the first amendment works, is he?

Of course he does, he's getting attention.

Besides, they are busy investigating people like Chris Krebs who dared to say the 2020 election was on the up and up. Trump literally wants these 2 men arrested for criticizing him By presidential edict, President Trump has singled out for criminal prosecution two people who worked in his first administration and spoke out publicly against him. The first is Chris Krebs, chief of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency from 2018 until Trump fired him on Nov. 17, 2020. Krebs publicly contradicted Trump’s false claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen. Trump has branded Krebs “a significant bad-faith actor” who poses grave “risks” to the American public. The second is Miles Taylor, a former Department of Homeland Security employee who publicly criticized Trump in an anonymous book and various media appearances. According to Trump, Taylor, like Krebs poses “risks” to the U.S. and is also a “bad-faith actor” (though not a “significant” bad-faith actor like Krebs) who “stoked dissension” with his public commentary. In a separate set of orders, Trump directed Attorney General Pam Bondi to open criminal investigations of Krebs and Taylor. Such investigations are selective and nonsensical. Once upon a time, we had a Justice Department that acted independently of the president when it came to particular cases. Not any more. Notably absent from Trump’s orders is any plausible theory that either individual committed a federal crime. After all, it is no federal crime to be a “bad-faith actor” or “significant bad-faith actor,” or to “stoke dissension” or even to be a “wise guy,” the words Trump chose to vilify Krebs from the Oval Office. Krebs also stung Trump as a key witness for the Jan. 6 select committee, describing how he worked to secure the 2020 election, rebut conspiracy theories and shore up voters’ confidence in the results.

This +1

Trump already watched the FBI make a raid on Mar-A-Lago, probably just wants to avoid ICE showing up too.

Well, it used to be wrong, when we actually cared about what was written in the Constitution, today...

FFS -

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We can request that, but can't request extradition for accidental criminal detention. Regardless, this has got to be a serious human rights violation, the guy seemingly is in prison having committed no crime.

Very common issue among many of the alums.

My alma mater. On Wisconsin!

I spit up on my keyboard.

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4 of us have the same lineup, I can't believe 3 of you cheated!

He cheats every week. Also, I think it's raining, they should stop the race right now!

I think it comes in 12 or 24 packs.

A counterfeiting operation.

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Not in this one, but in other videos he's watches they were.

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It is the issue, it's a govt. funded public space that apparently is open for people to read stories out loud. If the govt. restricts that for drag queens or whoever, that's a first amendment violation.

Fixed.

Exactly why do you think China wouldn't win a trade war with the US, they need us more than we need them. We can't make products as cheaply as they can. The U.S. amounts to less than 15% of their exports total. I don't think their citizens will suffer the loss of goods from the US as much as we will from them. And even if the Chinese population did suffer, their govt. is less likely to be moved by it than the US govt. So what advantages does the US have in this war and negotiations?

My guess it goes along the lines of his phone call in 2017 to the President of Mexico where he begged him to say that Mexico would pay for the wall, so he could claim a win.