A sex doll just like Melania Knauss. But at least Melania keeps her mouth shut for most part, and doesnt pretend to be a “leader” .
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We read a mere 27 GOP members of Congress will say Biden won the election. Threats of violence are directed at state election officers and workers that say Biden won or had something to do with the count.
I predict that after the inauguration a significant number of people in Congress will continue to deny Biden won. Trump wields a sword over their necks, threatening them with primary challengers, and hectoring loyalists to protest them in their homes and their jobs.
It’s going to be very awkward come February when many in Congress, when asked who is President, refuse to answer, or even say outright Trump is the rightful President and they refuse to recognize Biden.
Farfetched? Hyperbole? Nah, just watch. They’re scared. Deathly afraid of offending Trump, and Trump’s base. And that won’t change just because Biden is sworn in.
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Proud to have one of those who voted for Biden in Georgia. Let’s finish the job by erasing Senators Fembot and Chicken. #BlueGeorgia
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Exactly. The inauguration process to them is just as illegitimate as the election. I’ll even add that McConnell will be equally wishy washy about Biden’s presidential status even after the inauguration with all sorts of qualifiers in his language.
Qualifiers? Hell, McConnell will be the de facto President. Biden will get NOTHING from the Senate unless it’s clawed from McConnell’s grip. The seating of the Cabinet is going to be akin to 3 guys in a phone booth brandishing knives. No Judges. None. Ever. They’ll have to wait until 2025 to seat judges, with the GOP hoping they win that election. No SCOTUS Justices either. One or two of them dies or retires SCOTUS will be run shorthanded.
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They are following all the Trump head fakes … and not watching the more telling clues …
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What is below is a repeat post of mine lifted from another thread. And while one can say that it really does not belong on a thread dealing with the GA Senate races, a good argument can be made that it does. Warnock and Ossoff will be mostly talking policy, not tribal membership.
Loeffler and Perdue, on the other hand, merely have to check off the talking points generated by GOP-Central and appeal to being in the right tribe in a RWNJ-generated political landscape.
Imagine, not having to be the least bit competent as a candidate, merely having to solidify tribal membership
When this post was originally placed on the original thread, my guess was that the likes it received (and this post in its original form was read and responded to favorably) were probably from people whose tribal membership was “American”.
["Completely tangential: The struggle for America continues with the Democrats trying to take the U.S. Senate with two fine individuals…one, the son of immigrants (Ossoff) and the other an African American (Warnock) running for two seats. Most people are aware of the salience of race in any political contest in the Trump Era.
Often, whites and blacks have pointed out the cases in which there is actual familial relation between their groups. Barark Obama’s latest book, A Promised Land , has been an example, with the former President noting his common Irish ancestry with his former Vice President.
In the example below, is featured a glimpse into Mexican history. Most people in this country focus on the Spanish/Indigenous mixture of the Mexican people. But, as seen shown below, there is more .
Maybe if we could focus on what unites us rather than divides us into different tribes, we could then pay more attention to the actual issues Warnock and Ossoff are discussing–issues vital not only for Georgians, but all Americans–rather than trading talking points with the thoroughly corrupt tandem of Perdue andLoeffler.
Another source is:
Aguirre Beltran, Gonzalo, La Poblacion Negra de Mexico, 1519-1810 . Mexico, D.F. Ediciones Fuente Cultural, 1946"]
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Less sexy as well.
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In other words, “We have to keep pretending that the election is still not resolved so that the rubes continue pouring donations into the Trump vacation fund.”
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There are ways around McConnell. We’ll see if Biden is willing to go there.
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Imagination is not necessary here.
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In past, I suspect Dems would have not played hardball in the interests of preserving “comity”.
These days, I strongly suspect (and certainly hope!) that the idea that the R’s will do anything other than cynically game the system for all they can weasel out of it are long gone. McConnell’s “Great and Wonderful Oz” act has been revealed for all to see.
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“Duro…pero seguro”
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If that matters then you weren’t even president once, numbnuts. 
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Realmente no puedo hacerlo mejor que eso.
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I read that earlier, and it says she’s been asking if she gets a taxpayer-paid office and staff like she has now after leaving the WH. Nope, she doesn’t. Only her orange hubby does as part of the Former Presidents Act. I don’t know what she’d do with an office anyway. Mar a Lago probably has enough tennis courts.
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She was probably using this as in the ‘pro’ column for her pro/con list of whether or not to file for divorcee.
McConnell?
I have a suspicion that Joe Biden KNOWS McConnell. And I take that in every sense of the Word.
30 + years worth.
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