I mean him as the most powerful person in the world. You think him tweeting about it was some sort of an achievement? Him assembling a legal team, who paid for that? People who donated to that campaign. I watched all of those hearings. Making some phone calls, cool. Pressuring states to uphold their election laws? No, the Attorney General and the FBI could have done that though, oh wait, he didn't clean that up, people on here were saying for fucking years to sort that out, if you're going to tell me that wasn't avoidable, and that he didn't have full autonomy over that process, you're a moron. Press conferences, nope, watched every one, barely said anything except for some tweets and went completely silent after January 6th. "Pushing" VP Pence to do the right thing? You mean ending his political career if he didn't? Any reasonable person would consider telling them to go fuck themselves at that proposition...Which is exactly what he did...By the way, if you're working with someone for 4 years, how can you not figure out whether you can trust them or not, same goes with Barr...
Let me ask you a couple questions, did President Trump have the authority to enact the Insurrection Act, detaining those people involved and the evidence? The answer is yes by the way. Was Barr able to be fired at any point in time? Is the Attorney General able to fire people at the FBI, and direct them to investigate certain crimes? Again, the answer to those questions is yes. Is Trump able to fire the Director of the FBI and put in, Ronald Macdonald would have been a better fucking choice, literally...So he complains about mail in ballots for 7 months prior, and doesn't direct the intelligence communities to, oh I don't know, keep an eye on it. Which again, he had full autonomy over these organizations. No, this was a big fucking mistake and if you can't acknowledge that, than I don't know what to tell you. Another question, what was the purpose of getting that protest started? People are complaining about Ted Cruz, who I don't trust whatsoever, regardless, that it was reckless and I think he said dangerous or something, totally agree, wasn't incitement or insurrection, fucking stupid though. What was he actually trying to achieve, I really can't answer that question. I really, really could go on, but I'm done, have a good one dude.
Why the fuck are you blaming Trump and not the fuckers who stole this election? It's like you are lashing out at MAGA and Trump instead of focusing your anger and rage at the left and the deep state.
did President Trump have the authority to enact the Insurrection Act
If the military brass are just going to say "we're not going to do anything because there was 'no fraud' (all the media said so!) and we're not going to risk civil conflict over it".
Having the authority to invoke the insurrection act means nothing if you don't have the power to invoke it.
I mean him as the most powerful person in the world. You think him tweeting about it was some sort of an achievement? Him assembling a legal team, who paid for that? People who donated to that campaign. I watched all of those hearings. Making some phone calls, cool. Pressuring states to uphold their election laws? No, the Attorney General and the FBI could have done that though, oh wait, he didn't clean that up, people on here were saying for fucking years to sort that out, if you're going to tell me that wasn't avoidable, and that he didn't have full autonomy over that process, you're a moron. Press conferences, nope, watched every one, barely said anything except for some tweets and went completely silent after January 6th. "Pushing" VP Pence to do the right thing? You mean ending his political career if he didn't? Any reasonable person would consider telling them to go fuck themselves at that proposition...Which is exactly what he did...By the way, if you're working with someone for 4 years, how can you not figure out whether you can trust them or not, same goes with Barr...
Let me ask you a couple questions, did President Trump have the authority to enact the Insurrection Act, detaining those people involved and the evidence? The answer is yes by the way. Was Barr able to be fired at any point in time? Is the Attorney General able to fire people at the FBI, and direct them to investigate certain crimes? Again, the answer to those questions is yes. Is Trump able to fire the Director of the FBI and put in, Ronald Macdonald would have been a better fucking choice, literally...So he complains about mail in ballots for 7 months prior, and doesn't direct the intelligence communities to, oh I don't know, keep an eye on it. Which again, he had full autonomy over these organizations. No, this was a big fucking mistake and if you can't acknowledge that, than I don't know what to tell you. Another question, what was the purpose of getting that protest started? People are complaining about Ted Cruz, who I don't trust whatsoever, regardless, that it was reckless and I think he said dangerous or something, totally agree, wasn't incitement or insurrection, fucking stupid though. What was he actually trying to achieve, I really can't answer that question. I really, really could go on, but I'm done, have a good one dude.
Why the fuck are you blaming Trump and not the fuckers who stole this election? It's like you are lashing out at MAGA and Trump instead of focusing your anger and rage at the left and the deep state.
It would be illegal for me to do that...
If the military brass are just going to say "we're not going to do anything because there was 'no fraud' (all the media said so!) and we're not going to risk civil conflict over it".
Having the authority to invoke the insurrection act means nothing if you don't have the power to invoke it.