BrewGuy61

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BrewGuy61

BrewGuy61

@lizzybetsdad

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BrewGuy61
BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
"Again and again, our major institutions, from the media to the judiciary, have amplified Trump’s presence; again and again, we have failed to name the consequences. Fascism can be defeated, but not when we are on its side." newyorker.com/magazine/dispa…
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Plácidyl Domingo@MaynardLeeRoth1·
@TheWapplehouse The amount of and kind of kompromant Fat Daddy T has on this cat gotta be extraordinary like Lindsey level blackmail
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BrewGuy61
BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
@agraybee Robust anti-trust enforcement would ameliorate a lot of the problems with our economy, whether the”sapient cattle” realize it or not. Whether running on explicitly may be a different question, but it’s definitely good policy.
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Everything Price Sufferer (but especially eggs)
There are people who psyopped themselves into thinking Lina Khan is national folk hero. And now we have interviews with the subsapient cattle is the median voter saying they thought he'd eliminate all taxes.
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HaNZ
HaNZ@HanZafar·
@PollTracker2024 She wrote papers for AIPAC about how Israel should continue its genocide of families. Unforgivable.
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Politics & Poll Tracker 📡
Politics & Poll Tracker 📡@PollTracker2024·
CNN: As Democrats brace for a bruising primary in Michigan’s US Senate race, Mallory McMorrow, one of the party’s top contenders, has quietly deleted thousands of old tweets — including posts in which she took jabs at the rural Midwest, lamented ever leaving California, and said she continued to vote there after she said she’d moved permanently to Michigan. cnn.com/2026/04/29/pol…
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BrewGuy61
BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
@jamesetta_w @WajahatAli Plus, come on. A 30.06 bullet tore through his ear, and it was completely healed in a couple of weeks? Either we’ve never gotten the whole story, or he really is Jesus.
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Jamesetta Williams 💕
Jamesetta Williams 💕@jamesetta_w·
@WajahatAli I’ve tried to make this argument and had several journalists tweet angrily at me. It’s not dastardly liberals folks it’s the fact the Trump is consistently untrustworthy
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CaliCraftsman 🇺🇸🦅🔨🪚🧊☢️
Staged is the mindset of a delusional crazy person It wasn't damn staged Stop with that nonsense and get out of LaLa TDS land Seek help if you think it was staged Reality check 🚨 Fact; a left wing highly political radicalized Democrat threw his life away and tried to take matters into his own hands with violence. He couldn't control his hatred and tried to assassinate the president and his cabinet.
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BrewGuy61
BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
@USATODAY He’s earned all the hatred he has engendered. The only people who can see a single redeeming quality in this corrupt, evil motherfucker are his brainwashed cult members and the equally compromised Establishment Media.
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BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
@TheCaptain1386 @MarkSZaidEsq Grand juries are not adversarial. They don’t automatically allow contradicting evidence in. In other words, the people in this grand jury were almost certainly presented with a wildly distorted version of the case and repeatedly lied to. This is not a good-faith prosecution.
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The Captain
The Captain@TheCaptain1386·
@MarkSZaidEsq It's a Grand Jury indictment. This means 12 citizens weighed the evidence, agreeing it was sufficient to warrant a trial. This is not simply charges brought by the DOJ.
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Mark S. Zaid
Mark S. Zaid@MarkSZaidEsq·
Yet no evidence cited beyond single photo we knew at outset. I can't fathom Comey's attnys are not working pro bono & by now he is immune from stresses that would arise from legit prosecutions. All this proves is pure political retaliation & what a laughing stock they are.
Acyn@Acyn

FBI Director Kash Patel explains how the criminal investigation into James Comey’s seashell post wasn’t a simple one: This has been a case that's been investigated over the past 9, 10, 11 months. These cases take time. Our investigators work methodically

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1776 Anglo-Saxon Courage
1776 Anglo-Saxon Courage@publius603·
@atrupar "86" isn't a restaurant term (originally, at least); it's a Mafia term, familiar to all FBI agents, meaning, "to take someone 8 miles outta town and put him 6 feet under: to kill." Comey knew exactly what he was doing.
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Aaron Rupar
Aaron Rupar@atrupar·
REP. MARK ALFORD: James Comey is a very intelligent man. I would assume he knows what the term '86' means. I was a waiter for some time. When you 86 the order, you kill the order. When you 8647, that is tantamount to saying 'kill the president' KEILAR: When you 86 an order, you get rid of the order, but you're not killing the food ALFORD: It's the same principle
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Penny@pennyelizabeths·
@peterbakernyt You know he does it because your tears are hilarious, right? If you stopped clutching your pearls over everything, it wouldn't be nearly as fun.
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Peter Baker
Peter Baker@peterbakernyt·
His name is now on some federal buildings, his signature will soon be on the dollar bill, his face will be on coins and national park passes. And now Trump is putting his own picture on US passports. apnews.com/article/passpo…
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Larry Kraus
Larry Kraus@lkraus01·
@peterbakernyt For the commerative 250th anniversary of America. And to be limited in time. By the way, Presidential likenesses appear all over our government postage stamps and currency. So you know..
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Jay Town@JayTownAlabama·
Before the “legal pundits” claim the indictment against Comey is flawed, keep in mind a few things: - A Grand Jury disagrees. - Professional prosecutors disagree. - DOJ and @DAGToddBlanche disagree. - Comey made many inconsistent statements about what he thought the shells meant. - Non-public evidence exists to prove that Comey knew what “8647” meant. There is no doubt that subpoenas went to Comey’s cell and email providers. Within those returns could be admissions he knew what it meant but perhaps was “just joking”. That sort of reckless disregard of the public perception of the threat is exactly the evidence that takes this BARD. Also, Comey spent a lot of time publicly pontificating about what “86” means. He called the shell formation “clever”and “cool”. Wondered with his wife what it meant. Menus? Leaving a place? Few North Carolina jurors will consider this even plausible. Know what else? COMEY NEVER QUESTIONED WHAT 47 MEANT! It could be reckless that Comey knew 47 meant “Trump” and knew “86” meant at least getting rid of him in some fashion. It would be laughable that the former FBI Director didn’t stop and wonder if it would be reckless to applaud “getting rid of the President” in some fashion as “clever” or “cool”. Conscious disregard of an objective threat to the President is a crime. Also, neither statute requires ANY intent to carry out the threat! So yeah…not good to be Comey! And yeah…his Instagram post was reckless. @TheJusticeDept is treating this case like dozens of other similar cases. That consistency IS legitimacy. My $.02.
U.S. Department of Justice@TheJusticeDept

🚨TODAY: Federal Grand Jury Indicts Former FBI Director James Comey for Threats to Harm President Trump “Threatening the life of the President of the United States is a grave violation of our nation’s laws,” said Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. “The grand jury returned an indictment alleging James Comey did just that, at a time when this country has witnessed violent incitement followed by deadly actions against President Trump and other elected officials. The temperature needs to be turned down, and anyone who dials it up and threatens the life of the President will be held accountable.” Read more: justice.gov/opa/pr/federal…

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BrewGuy61
BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
@CaseyMattox_ @SarahLongwell25 There hasn’t been a fraction of the outrage expressed in elite circles over massive, government-directed censorship that there was over “cancel culture” or campus protests. So, how about you consider fucking off, you disingenuous twat?
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Casey Mattox
Casey Mattox@CaseyMattox_·
@SarahLongwell25 Consider being slightly clearer about who you’re talking about. Because in your current posture seeking 0 allies on the right and all on the left that hardly comes across. But there are plenty of positive examples if you want to look for them.
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Robert Kelner
Robert Kelner@robkelner·
It used to be a meaningful thing to be on the receiving end of a federal indictment. You could assume the Government would be very likely to obtain a conviction. Not so much anymore. This case is legally unfounded and borderline frivolous. Even if a grand jury was persuaded to indict a ham sandwich….
FIRE@TheFIREorg

Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted over his now-deleted “86 47” social media post. But Comey’s speech is protected by the First Amendment. It is not a “true threat” and cannot justify federal prosecution. Longstanding Supreme Court precedent is directly on point.

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I.M.U.@PAEONIA111·
@Doggymum23 @RadioFreeTom Does it matter? KC probably chuckles at that gauche American, but respects Trump's genuine love for Britain and the Royal family. Also, Trump can be charming- and I'm sure charms KC and Camilla.
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BrewGuy61
BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
@_rotimia @susanbordson If your point is you’re a fucking dipshit looking for reasons to shit on Democrats, it was proven with your original tweet.
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Rotimi Adeoye
Rotimi Adeoye@_rotimia·
@susanbordson I mean this proves my point, if you know the media environment is broken and has bad incentives that create bad behavior, why would you make decisions like this that only hurt your ability to succeed given the terrible media environment?
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