ClearedHot Posted Friday at 04:53 PM Posted Friday at 04:53 PM 1 hour ago, tac airlifter said: To confirm, you’re saying when the House report is released you bet there will be proof that Gaetz is a sex offender, which is a felony? You’re betting me alcohol that the house report will have evidence sufficient to uphold criminal charges of felony sex offense? That is the rub, it will never come out. It was going to be released today but because he resigned effective Wednesday, the case is closed.
Sua Sponte Posted Friday at 06:46 PM Posted Friday at 06:46 PM 1 hour ago, ClearedHot said: That is the rub, it will never come out. It was going to be released today but because he resigned effective Wednesday, the case is closed. Then why did the Speaker ask for them not to release it?
ClearedHot Posted Friday at 07:56 PM Posted Friday at 07:56 PM 1 hour ago, Sua Sponte said: Then why did the Speaker ask for them not to release it? Because some want to go outside the rules and release it to damage him. Since Gaetz has resigned, the probe has ended as the panel only has jurisdiction over a member when they are serving in Congress.
Sua Sponte Posted Friday at 08:45 PM Posted Friday at 08:45 PM 44 minutes ago, ClearedHot said: Because some want to go outside the rules and release it to damage him. Since Gaetz has resigned, the probe has ended as the panel only has jurisdiction over a member when they are serving in Congress. Would it only damage him if what they found was substantiated? Just because he’s no longer part of the House doesn’t negate the possibly of him doing, or not doing, the alleged conduct. He’s also nominated to be the top federal prosecutor, which would be perilous if he possibly committed ethical violations.
ClearedHot Posted Saturday at 12:42 AM Posted Saturday at 12:42 AM 3 hours ago, Sua Sponte said: Would it only damage him if what they found was substantiated? Just because he’s no longer part of the House doesn’t negate the possibly of him doing, or not doing, the alleged conduct. He’s also nominated to be the top federal prosecutor, which would be perilous if he possibly committed ethical violations. I am guessing and would not be surprised if there were bad things in the report and while I agree with you in principle, we've already lived through two years of a the system bending the rules to punish political opponents. Keep in mind, he was already investigated by DOJ and they decided NOT to pursue charges, seems like the system taking two bites at the apple to punish him politically. He is (or was), my rep and I do not care for him. But I do care for the rule of law and while I think he is the wrong choice for AG, I am vehemently against changing the rules simply because we don't like him. 2
arg Posted Saturday at 07:55 AM Posted Saturday at 07:55 AM I want to hear about qualified immunity and civil forfeiture
Negatory Posted Saturday at 11:17 AM Posted Saturday at 11:17 AM 10 hours ago, ClearedHot said: He is (or was), my rep and I do not care for him. But I do care for the rule of law and while I think he is the wrong choice for AG, I am vehemently against changing the rules simply because we don't like him. Translation: Because this is my side, I care more about technicalities than if our attorney general committed actual sex crimes against minors. Cherrypicking FBI results and choosing to get mad at which ones you want to get mad at is called “cognitive dissonance.” Hurr durr, Hunter laptop investigation bad and should be checked. Matt Gaetz sex crimes good. Seeing previous military officers compromise themselves is half funny half sad. 1 7
TreeA10 Posted Saturday at 12:52 PM Posted Saturday at 12:52 PM Laptop - real as admitted by the FBI. Gaetz allegations investigation not enough to charge - also FBI. If there is proof of crimes committed then charge him, convict him, and I'll gladly join the firing squad. Unsubstantiated anonymous accusations which seem common in the last couple years or rumors do not a criminal make but do make for great reputation destroying MSM fodder. 1 3
SocialD Posted Saturday at 01:57 PM Posted Saturday at 01:57 PM 23 hours ago, Lord Ratner said: You had a literal cartoon of a toxic progressive running for president against Donald Trump. That's why Trump won. If you sincerely think that a riot at the Capitol is the most dangerous threat to the Constitution in the past decade or so, then you just aren't paying attention. Shack! If your point could be turned into a video, it would be this guy. I'm right, you're wrong and I have the moral high ground, so you can't even talk. This is why Trump won.
Lord Ratner Posted Saturday at 02:02 PM Posted Saturday at 02:02 PM (edited) 2 hours ago, Negatory said: Because this is my side, I care more about technicalities than if our attorney general committed actual sex crimes against minors. Here we go again. If innocent until proven guilty is a technicality for you, then your evidence-free initial response to COVID seems to be the standard by which we should judge you. I'm old enough to remember when the Democratic party called Brett Kavanaugh a gang rapist based on absolutely zero evidence, including the newly-rejected vice president. So pardon me if I choose to trust our founding-principals on the assessment of guilt rather than the oft-corrupted media complex when deciding if Gaetz is a child rapist. Until the sin of the Kavanaugh hearing is confessed and atoned for, I won't be trusting *any* accusations of guilt from Democrats unless I see the evidence myself. You know, the same way I literally saw the Hunter Biden laptop materials with my own eyes. Why is it you pop up here only to make the absolute dumbest arguments? Edited Saturday at 02:06 PM by Lord Ratner 6
Sua Sponte Posted Saturday at 02:49 PM Posted Saturday at 02:49 PM 46 minutes ago, Lord Ratner said: Here we go again. If innocent until proven guilty is a technicality for you, then your evidence-free initial response to COVID seems to be the standard by which we should judge you. I'm old enough to remember when the Democratic party called Brett Kavanaugh a gang rapist based on absolutely zero evidence, including the newly-rejected vice president. So pardon me if I choose to trust our founding-principals on the assessment of guilt rather than the oft-corrupted media complex when deciding if Gaetz is a child rapist. Until the sin of the Kavanaugh hearing is confessed and atoned for, I won't be trusting *any* accusations of guilt from Democrats unless I see the evidence myself. You know, the same way I literally saw the Hunter Biden laptop materials with my own eyes. Why is it you pop up here only to make the absolute dumbest arguments? I don't think people who have never been falsely accused of a crime, and acquitted, understand the "innocent until proven guilty." They're also the dipshit who don't realize how easily it is to be accused of a crime and fuck up your personal and professional life. 1 2 3
gearhog Posted Saturday at 07:45 PM Posted Saturday at 07:45 PM Their playbook has a single page. https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/15/politics/trump-transition-hegseth-allegations/index.html
Smokin Posted yesterday at 01:41 AM Posted yesterday at 01:41 AM Someone accused him, therefore he is unfit. Sounds about right. Oh, also he's an insider threat security risk because he's a Christian as classified by a security manager that admits to watching MSNBC while driving to work. As if watching MSNBC wasn't bad enough, he said he was watching it while driving to work. Yeah, I trust that dude's judgement. It would be refreshing to hear someone make an argument for or against based on his merits.
bfargin Posted yesterday at 03:25 AM Posted yesterday at 03:25 AM To hear Senator Pocahontas Warren calling Tulsi Gabbard a Russian Asset and Spy pisses me off beyond recognition. Unless she can actually prove it isn't that slanderous and legally actionable (even towards a public figure)? I'd love to see her charged and tried. 2
Smokin Posted yesterday at 04:12 AM Posted yesterday at 04:12 AM As I understand it, the threshold for libel is way higher when speaking about a public figure. However, if someone really said that they were a Russian agent, I think that would still meet that threshold.
uhhello Posted yesterday at 04:51 AM Posted yesterday at 04:51 AM 1 hour ago, bfargin said: To hear Senator Pocahontas Warren calling Tulsi Gabbard a Russian Asset and Spy pisses me off beyond recognition. Unless she can actually prove it isn't that slanderous and legally actionable (even towards a public figure)? I'd love to see her charged and tried. Let her talk. Just digging a deeper hole.
ClearedHot Posted yesterday at 12:12 PM Posted yesterday at 12:12 PM 8 hours ago, bfargin said: To hear Senator Pocahontas Warren calling Tulsi Gabbard a Russian Asset and Spy pisses me off beyond recognition. Unless she can actually prove it isn't that slanderous and legally actionable (even towards a public figure)? I'd love to see her charged and tried. Rich isn't it. The double standard is astounding especially when you look at the case of Democrat Congressman Eric Swalwell who actually WAS having an affair with a Chinese agent...no big deal according to Democrats. 2 1 5
HeloDude Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Very few on the left will admit that they got beat badly a couple weeks ago because the majority of Americans disagree with them on most of the important issues. So of course they’re not going to support anything Trump does going forward, and in addition, they’ll slander his cabinet picks. And the progressives will do this on left wing/establishment media sources (redundant) which by and large continue to lose more and more support as their ratings plummet. I see this all as a good thing.
arg Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 15 hours ago, bfargin said: To hear Senator Pocahontas Warren calling Tulsi Gabbard a Russian Asset and Spy pisses me off beyond recognition. Unless she can actually prove it isn't that slanderous and legally actionable (even towards a public figure)? I'd love to see her charged and tried. Don't forget that bonkers chick from FL. Wasserman-Shultz
Majestik Møøse Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago On 11/14/2024 at 7:50 AM, BashiChuni said: I know. And I’m happy you don’t think all countries should have a say in our foreign policy as you eloquently wrote below. Which is exactly why the US should tell Zelenskyy and Ukraine to pound sand and negotiate for peace. Something tulsi will be in favor of. “Zip ahead to 4:45 when she goes into "just like we wouldn't want Venezuela to come to our country..." to over throw our government, we shouldn't go into theirs...blah, blah, blah. It underscores this neo liberal idea(l) that all country's are equal and get to have an equal say in the way the world works. Nah. No thanks. Venezuela's merry-go-round of dictators don't get to have an equal say in the way the world works because they're a so-called country with borders on the map.” Ukraine is a friendly democratic nation with zero expansionist desires that was invaded by an unfriendly, undemocratic nation with expansionist desires. That’s the reason that Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and Finland joined NATO. Because none of them could trust Russia. And as long as Putin is in power and attempting to derail our foreign policy on every continent, neither can we. Abandoning Ukraine is giving him a historic come from behind win, and it damages trust in the US for every ally. 2 1
disgruntledemployee Posted 16 hours ago Author Posted 16 hours ago Just because a prosecutor declines charges doesn't always mean it didn't happen. Does anyone know WHY the DOJ chose not to prosecute Gaetz? Perp's status? Poor/incomplete investigation? Procescutor bias? Victim cooperation? Facts/witnesses sufficient to convince a jury? Politicians making deals to hold leverage? P. Diddy? Epstein/Trump connections? Aliens? Rhetorically, why doesn't Trump do his homework and pick someone who isn’t under investigation and maybe have some quals in justice? PS. Those last 3 excuses are sarcasm.
BashiChuni Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago 1 hour ago, Majestik Møøse said: Ukraine is a friendly democratic nation with zero expansionist desires that was invaded by an unfriendly, undemocratic nation with expansionist desires. That’s the reason that Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and Finland joined NATO. Because none of them could trust Russia. And as long as Putin is in power and attempting to derail our foreign policy on every continent, neither can we. Abandoning Ukraine is giving him a historic come from behind win, and it damages trust in the US for every ally. keep feeding yourself the delusion. ukraine is not NATO. and should never become nato. the west provoked putin's actions. a total retarded and unnecessary war. 1
SurelySerious Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago keep feeding yourself the delusion. ukraine is not NATO. and should never become nato. the west provoked putin's actions. a total retarded and unnecessary war.Indeed, it was totally unnecessary for Putin to invade a nation unprovoked. 3
Orbit Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago So how many of you are just alt burner accounts for kinzinger? SAD!
BashiChuni Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 3 hours ago, SurelySerious said: Indeed, it was totally unnecessary for Putin to invade a nation unprovoked. If you really think he did that with no reasons you’re a historical retard. Truly. 1
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