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jusplay4fun wrote:Again, for me THE KEY point about his (Barr's) book is that the Attorney General of the US, William Barr, tells then President Trump in December, 2020, that there is NO evidence to support Trump's allegations of widespread voter fraud that renders the election in 2020 invalid. Trump continued to fuel the wild conspiracy (due to his overinflated EGO and the fact that he is a SORE Loser) and encourages people to attack the US Capitol. SHAMEFUL. Trump bears some responsibility, no matter what Kevin McCarthy says.
Dukasaur wrote: That was the night I broke into St. Mike's Cathedral and shat on the Archibishop's desk
riskllama wrote:Koolbak wins this thread.
mookiemcgee wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:Again, for me THE KEY point about his (Barr's) book is that the Attorney General of the US, William Barr, tells then President Trump in December, 2020, that there is NO evidence to support Trump's allegations of widespread voter fraud that renders the election in 2020 invalid. Trump continued to fuel the wild conspiracy (due to his overinflated EGO and the fact that he is a SORE Loser) and encourages people to attack the US Capitol. SHAMEFUL. Trump bears some responsibility, no matter what Kevin McCarthy says.
You'd think then AG would go public against the then Presidents lies when it mattered. I guess that is asking to much of Barr, since he was a dogshit AG only only came clean months later when it no longer mattered.
Disputing Trump, Barr says no widespread election fraud
By MICHAEL BALSAMO
December 1, 2020
WASHINGTON (AP) — Disputing President Donald Trump’s persistent, baseless claims, Attorney General William Barr declared Tuesday the U.S. Justice Department has uncovered no evidence of widespread voter fraud that could change the outcome of the 2020 election.
Barr’s comments, in an interview with the The Associated Press, contradict the concerted effort by Trump, his boss, to subvert the results of last month’s voting and block President-elect Joe Biden from taking his place in the White House.
Barr told the AP that U.S. attorneys and FBI agents have been working to follow up specific complaints and information they’ve received, but “to date, we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election.”
The comments, which drew immediate criticism from Trump attorneys, were especially notable coming from Barr, who has been one of the president’s most ardent allies. Before the election, he had repeatedly raised the notion that mail-in voting could be especially vulnerable to fraud during the coronavirus pandemic as Americans feared going to polls and instead chose to vote by mail.
Dukasaur wrote: That was the night I broke into St. Mike's Cathedral and shat on the Archibishop's desk
Pack Rat wrote:if it quacks like a duck and walk like a duck, it's still fascism
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mookiemcgee wrote:John Mitchell didn't serve as AG in the last half century, we've already established that. The last half century (as of today) is April 23rd 1972 - April 23rd 2022, this is not a debatable fact.
In regards to the timeline of Barr going public, your right. I was wrong. (you should try that sometime, it's good for the soul). He's still a dogshit AG, and not because of a book, but because of his actions and inactions. I listed some of my bigger gripes, you've dismissed them... that's fine, you are entitled to your opinion.
by mookiemcgee on Tue Apr 12, 2022 9:26 pm
Hillary won't get the dem nomination. That ship sailed, she already lost to trump once.
BTW, if you want an alternate view on Bill Barr (rather than just bill barr writing a book about himself) you should read Hatchet Man... While he did get end his tenure saving some shred of respect he will still likely go down as the worst AG in the last 1/2 century.
if you want an alternate view
The LEFT and WOKE ,GET YOKED!!!!
Postby jusplay4fun on Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:55 am
Are we surprised that TWO persons full of bile and vitriol BOTH claim election fraud and cheating when they both lost their election (in different years, of course)?
I would argue that TRUMP WON in 2016 because Hillary had built up a reputation for being a BAD person who is egocentric and conceited. Hillary was MORE disgusting than Trump in 2016. I had to hold my nose to simply VOTE in 2016; both main candidates were disgusting and repulsive. I had to chose the one less repulsive.
Trump proved that same disgusting aura once he took The Office of POTUS. Trump proved to be at least an equally disgusting person (based on his vitriolic statements that he kept tweeting) and thus ended up losing his re-election in 2020. Trump proved to be an even WORSE loser than Hillary as he refused to concede his LOSS, kept claiming FRAUD, and then encouraged the January 6 insurrection. At least Hillary did respect the country and its institution enough to NOT try to encourage an attack on the US Congress.
I think that Trump's actions and statements in the last three months in Office means that he cannot be re-elected. Trump has caused in most of the electorate too much disapproval, dislike and even hatred of him, and this vast widespread disapproval of Trump means that he will not get re-elected. This situation is true, no matter how many supporters attend his rallies.
Terry McAuliffe tried to use this disapproval and even hatred of Trump to win his re-election bid, but there were too many other negatives at play that this simple strategy did not work in my home state of Virginia on November 3.
Dukasaur wrote: That was the night I broke into St. Mike's Cathedral and shat on the Archibishop's desk
mookiemcgee wrote:My book? I listed MY VIEWS of Barrs actions and sited like 10 news articles... you are the one who keeps talking about a book you won't read.
As of today 'the past 1/2 century' includes April 24 1972 - April 24 2022. Barr falls within that, so does my earlier post when i first stated the last 1/2 century. John Mitchell serving as AG does not.
And i say, Good day to you sir!
jusplay4fun wrote:Whatever happened on January 6,2021, AND whatever role then-President Trump had in the attack on the US Capitol, those events will cause enough people to NOT vote for Trump and thus Trump cannot get re-elected. PERIOD.
ConfederateSS wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:Whatever happened on January 6,2021, AND whatever role then-President Trump had in the attack on the US Capitol, those events will cause enough people to NOT vote for Trump and thus Trump cannot get re-elected. PERIOD.
-----------What roll did Nancy Pelosi , Wash.D.C. mayor play.,The Democratic Party????...Trump on Jan. 4th made it possible for 20,000 national guards...But Pelosi and the D.C. mayor had to call them up...On Jan. 6th....All the cities burning to the ground , thanks to The Democrats / left radicals...So Trump had the right to hold a rally on Jan. 6th...as anyone would....All the people coming....D.C. should have been prepared...Why wasn't it.???...Think.... Who's to blame???.....In D.C. in May 2020 A.D....Left radicals were burning D.C. to the ground..... President Trump had to hold up in a bunker underground in the Whitehouse...As The Whitehouse was threatened.....The Democratic Party and their radicals...Wanted shit to happen on Jan. 6th, 2021 A.D...There were Blm/Antifa goons dressed up as Maga...Egging on the Protestors of the Election....There were FBI agents doing the same....Just as FBI agents led the plot , conspiracy to kidnap Mich. Governor Whitmer....
------------- No matter who the Republican candidate is in 2024 A.D...Even Trump....that person will win.... Americans of all parties are sick of the new radical left running things...No one cares about Jan. 6th.... Americans care about high gas prices , food...."F" Jan. 6th.......In 2020 A.D....As American cities burned by the left , 100's died through 574 riots...At the Capital on Jan .6th....The Historic Building was spared...The Art work, The Chambers, historic desks....People were walking through the all powerful magical velvet ropes....If people wanted to...They could have burnt the Capital building down , like American cities across the country in 2020 A.D. But they didn't....
------------- Biden is President, by how....The Democratic Left burning America down in 2020 A.D....Those events caused, people to vote Democrat out of fear....Even though those events were a threat to Americans way of life....So Jp4fun...your theory is flawed.......ConfederateSS.out!(The Blue and Silver Rebellion)...
------------ The one sided hearings on Jan. 6th are a joke...The American people know it...Where are the hearings on Burning America to the ground in 2020 A.D...???
------------ Just as the Left is using fear...to try and threaten the Conservative Supreme Court Judges , as they change Roe vs Wade...
Dukasaur wrote: That was the night I broke into St. Mike's Cathedral and shat on the Archibishop's desk
House Jan. 6 committee zeroes in on Trump's false election claims in public hearing
https://www.cbsnews.com/live-updates/house-january-6-committee-hearing-live-stream-special-report-2022-06-12/
BY CAROLINE LINTON, KATHRYN WATSON, REBECCA KAPLAN, MELISSA QUINN
UPDATED ON: JUNE 13, 2022 / 8:12 PM / CBS NEWS
The House Jan. 6 committee focused its second public hearing on those closest to former President Donald Trump who said they told him it was too premature to declare victory on election night in 2020 — and how Trump used his premature declaration of victory to push baseless claims that the election was stolen.
The committee showed video testimony from top officials in the Trump administration who said former Vice President Mike Pence and White House were aware there was no evidence to support Trump's claims of voter fraud.
Former Attorney General William Barr said in recorded video testimony that he knew early claims that Trump had won the election were "bogus" and "silly."
"The department, in fact, when we received specific and credible allegations of fraud, made an effort to look into these to satisfy ourselves that they were without merit," Barr said in recorded testimony that was shown Monday.
Committee chair U.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson said in his opening statement that they would "tell the story of how Donald Trump lost an election, and knew he lost an election and as a result of his loss decided to wage an attack on our democracy, an attack on the American people, by trying to rob you of your voice in our democracy — and in doing so, lit the fuse that led to the horrific violence of Jan. 6, when a mob of his supporters stormed the Capitol."
At the conclusion of the hearing, Thompson played video of Trump supporters on Jan. 6 repeating the former president's false claims that the election had been stolen.
In addition to the video testimony of Trump officials and some footage from Jan. 6, Monday's hearing also featured several witnesses. The first witness to testify was former Fox News political editor Chris Stirewalt, who defended the Fox News Decision Desk's controversial early call on election night that President Joe Biden had won Arizona – a call that was ultimately correct.
Thompson asked Stirewalt if Trump had any basis to declare victory on Nov. 4, 2020, and Stirewalt responded "no." Some of Trump's top advisers testified that the former president was angry when that call was made.
The witness who was supposed to testify with Stirewalt, Trump's former campaign manager William Stepien, did not end up appearing because his wife went into labor. The committee played video of Stepien's earlier interview by the committee, when he said he had been part of "Team Normal," unlike "Rudy's team," meaning Rudy Giuliani, who pushed the false election claims.
"I didn't think what was happening was necessarily honest or professional at that point in time," Stepien said of Trump allies raising unfounded claims the election had been rigged. "That led to me stepping away."
Committee vice chair Liz Cheney said in her opening remarks that Trump decided not to heed the advice of some of his closest advisers but instead decided to listen to an "apparently inebriated" Giuliani. The committee also played video of former Trump adviser Jason Miller saying that Giuliani was "definitely intoxicated" on election night.
Giuliani's lawyer issued a statement Monday afternoon pushing back on that the claim that Giuliani was intoxicated. "The Mayor suggests that you speak to others who were with him as they will undoubtedly corroborate the Mayor's denial," said Giuliani's attorney, Robert Costello, in a statement.
Committee member Rep. Zoe Lofgren also said that Trump continued to fundraise on false election claims well past Dec. 14, the date when litigation over the election generally ends. Lofgren then introduced a video presentation describing how Trump used his lies about the integrity of the election to raise "millions" from the American people and spread his false claims.
According to Amanda Wick, senior investigative counsel, the committee estimated that between Nov. 3 and Jan. 6, the Trump campaign sent scores of fundraising emails — as many as 25 per day — that claimed a "left-wing mob" was undermining the election and pushed small-dollar donors to "fight back" by contributing to the so-called "Election Defense Fund." The video featured testimony from Hanna Allred, a former Trump campaign staffer who told investigators, "I don't believe there is actually a fund called the Election Defense Fund."
The other witnesses appeared in a panel: former U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia BJay Pak, former Philadelphia city commissioner Al Schmidt, and conservative election attorney Benjamin Ginsberg.
Pak, who resigned on Jan. 4, 2021, said he had been asked to look into several of the baseless claims of the stolen election. One of the claims he was asked to investigate originated with former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani, who alleged a suitcase of ballots had been illegally added to count. Pak said that was false.
"We found that the suitcase full of ballots, the alleged black suitcase that was being seen pulled from under the table, was actually an official lockbox where ballots were kept safe," Pak testified.
Schmidt was targeted by Trump in a tweet after the election, accused by him of being a tool of the media who "refuses to look at a mountain of corruption & dishonesty." He rejected Giuliani's claim that there were dead voters in Pennsylvania. "Not only was there not evidence of 8,000 dead voters voting in Pennsylvania, there wasn't evidence of eight," Schmidt said.
The committee has two more hearings scheduled this week on Wednesday and Thursday.
KoolBak wrote:Trump is cool. Haters gotta hate![]()
*Opens moderately priced bottle of wine*
riskllama wrote:looks bad for Trump...
jusplay4fun wrote:I have heard and seen little from the House January 6 Committee to change my mind about the events of Jan. 6 or the Election of 2020.
Trump was delusional in thinking he was "cheated" and predicted this before it happened (IF he lost). Trump acted like an egotist and a sore loser, as if any of us are surprised. The House Democrats are trying to turn their hearings into the Watergate Select Committee hearings and are failing BADLY.
We learn that Bill Barr was correct; he had his DOJ investigate possible fraud, and was correct to tell President Trump that his allegations of massive and widespread election fraud was SIMPLY "Bullshit." After Trump went into his hissy fit and moment of rage, Barr RESIGNED. (Trump wants to say he fired Barr; I say that is unlikely. I am sure Barr was smart enough to pre-empt Trump on that call.)
So far, nothing NEW; time to move on. I think I will instead watch Obi-Wan on Disney. That will offer more profound insights into human nature.
jimboston wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:I have heard and seen little from the House January 6 Committee to change my mind about the events of Jan. 6 or the Election of 2020.
Trump was delusional in thinking he was "cheated" and predicted this before it happened (IF he lost). Trump acted like an egotist and a sore loser, as if any of us are surprised. The House Democrats are trying to turn their hearings into the Watergate Select Committee hearings and are failing BADLY.
We learn that Bill Barr was correct; he had his DOJ investigate possible fraud, and was correct to tell President Trump that his allegations of massive and widespread election fraud was SIMPLY "Bullshit." After Trump went into his hissy fit and moment of rage, Barr RESIGNED. (Trump wants to say he fired Barr; I say that is unlikely. I am sure Barr was smart enough to pre-empt Trump on that call.)
So far, nothing NEW; time to move on. I think I will instead watch Obi-Wan on Disney. That will offer more profound insights into human nature.
Reread your posts….one second you say it “looks bad for Trump”… two days later you’re saying there’s nothing new here.
Make up your fucking mind. Bitch.
jusplay4fun wrote:jimboston wrote:jusplay4fun wrote:I have heard and seen little from the House January 6 Committee to change my mind about the events of Jan. 6 or the Election of 2020.
Trump was delusional in thinking he was "cheated" and predicted this before it happened (IF he lost). Trump acted like an egotist and a sore loser, as if any of us are surprised. The House Democrats are trying to turn their hearings into the Watergate Select Committee hearings and are failing BADLY.
We learn that Bill Barr was correct; he had his DOJ investigate possible fraud, and was correct to tell President Trump that his allegations of massive and widespread election fraud was SIMPLY "Bullshit." After Trump went into his hissy fit and moment of rage, Barr RESIGNED. (Trump wants to say he fired Barr; I say that is unlikely. I am sure Barr was smart enough to pre-empt Trump on that call.)
So far, nothing NEW; time to move on. I think I will instead watch Obi-Wan on Disney. That will offer more profound insights into human nature.
Reread your posts….one second you say it “looks bad for Trump”… two days later you’re saying there’s nothing new here.
Make up your fucking mind. Bitch.
There is nothing new here; it was looking BAD for TRUMP before the Hearing of Jan. 6, Jimcel.
Jimcel fails to grasp the Big Picture, AGAIN.
Did you look up the concept of RIghts, yet? You have LOTS to learn, Jimcel.
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