It’s just a dust up
JAN 6 COMMITTEE FINAL PUBLIC HEARING MONDAY 12/19- They're making a list & Liz is checking it twice, criminal referrals on the way, MERRY XMAS BITCHES
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Jamie Raskin: "The evidence that we have that will be presented, will blow the roof off of the house!!!"
The roof.... the roof.... the roof is on firrrrrrre!!!
I wish this racist old prick would've had a heart attack Jan 6..... I couldn't find the clip but CNN's Manu Raju got him saying this....
Senator Grassley dismisses Barr's Jan 6 testimony: "Bringing all this stuff up is a Dem effort to cover up bad policies."
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Senator Grassley dismisses Barr's Jan 6 testimony: "Bringing all this stuff up is a Dem effort to cover up bad policies."
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That cracker Laudermilk has changed his story three times already trying to clean this up... first lie was that he didn't have any tours... Rep Brendan Boyle tweeted this... the obvious....
I got a feeling Liz Cheney got a ton a dirt on these mofos.
She was there for the 4 years of the Trump administration and had inside information on everything cuz during that time she was on Team Republican.
Because of what she learned from her Daddy on Watergate, I bet she got recorded phone calls, emails, zoom conference calls and text messages on all these idiots.
Pelosi most likely had doubts putting her on the commission knowing she can’t be trusted because of her voting record, so good chance Liz showed Pelosi the dirt she had and that’s what got her on the commission.
It’s gonna get interesting.
I don’t care for her politics but she is on Trumps ass……also she may have been there for only four years but you know who her Daddy is.
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They are not going to talk about him they are going to move on like nothing happened that’s what they normally do when they catch one Republicans in a lie.
Next, he'll be saying that the guy taking pictures was a contractor that was going to give him a price to polish the stairs...
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Loudermilk is on The Committee on House Administration which oversees:
· Disposition of federal election contests
· Authorizes the budgets for House Member Offices and Committees, as well as issues regulations governing the use of those budgets
· Clerk of the House
· House Sergeant at Arms
· Chief Administrative Officer
· House Inspector General
· United States Capitol Police
Committees and Caucuses | U.S. Representative Barry Loudermilk
loudermilk.house.gov
Oh shit oh shit oh it’s about to be some fireworks in a few days.Loudermilk is on The Committee on House Administration which oversees:
· Disposition of federal election contests
· Authorizes the budgets for House Member Offices and Committees, as well as issues regulations governing the use of those budgets
· Clerk of the House
· House Sergeant at Arms
· Chief Administrative Officer
· House Inspector General
· United States Capitol Police
Committees and Caucuses | U.S. Representative Barry Loudermilk
Holla at Me When Trump Gettin Perp Walked
That shit ain't ever gonna happen. Can't even see any of those sitting Congressmen getting booked. These are institutions that need to be protected so regardless of right or wrong, legal or illegal, I can't see it. But I hope. Those Proud Boys and Oath Keepers are fucked though. FUCKED!
Pay attention!!!! they are treating this case like a mob case also don’t forget what they did with the Watergate scandal…….be patient.Holla at Me When Trump Gettin Perp Walked
Holla. at. Me.......Whentrumppunkassisgettinstrolledintothebackseatofthefbivehicle
Again pay attention that’s all I’m telling youHolla. at. Me.......Whentrumppunkassisgettinstrolledintothebackseatofthefbivehicle
The thing is the Capitol was closed for all tours due to safety protocols with the pandemic.
Nobody other than Congress, staff and workers were allowed in the building.
If they were Islamic terrorists.... the RepubliCacs would be opening up Gitmo and having mass waterboarding interrogations with Lindsey Graham in charge
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TODAY'S THEMES
Theory that Pence could rejeect electorsHow Trump led Pence pressure campaign
How pressure campaign contributed tp Jan 6 violence
Ongoing threat to democracy
TODAY'S WITNESSES
GREG JACOB- Former Chief Counsel to VP PenceJ. MichaelLuttig- Fmr. Federal Judge who advised VP Pence
Clips from deposition of VP Pence, Chief of Staff Mark Short
I was recently just reminded that Al Franken was low-key forced out of office for a photo where he implied a boob grab.
But this motherfucker right here... and on top of everything, he's been lying about it. So my guess is that Loudermilk is probably going to be one of the few people that takes some hits on this one. He shouldn't be the only one, but he's pretty much set himself up to fail.
Facts. But the dems went along with it. The difference is the republicans either fight for their own, or don't say anything except when a republican steps out of line against their own interest (Liz, homie who said the coke orgy thing)
Looks like this fat cac is "gonna need a good fucking laywer" too... and I wouldn't count her coon ass husband as one neither
Ginni Thomas, wife of Supreme Court justice, pressed Ariz. lawmakers to help reverse Trump’s loss, emails show
Virginia “Ginni” Thomas, the conservative activist and wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, pressed Arizona lawmakers after the 2020 election to set aside Joe Biden’s popular-vote victory and choose “a clean slate of Electors,” according to emails obtained by The Washington Post.
The emails, sent by Ginni Thomas to a pair of lawmakers on Nov. 9, 2020, argued that legislators needed to intervene because the vote had been marred by fraud. Though she did not mention either candidate by name, the context was clear.
Just days after media organizations called the race for Biden in Arizona and nationwide, Thomas urged the lawmakers to “stand strong in the face of political and media pressure.” She told the lawmakers that the responsibility to choose electors was “yours and yours alone” and said they had “power to fight back against fraud.”
Thomas sent the messages via an online platform designed to make it easy to send prewritten form emails to multiple elected officials, according to a review of the emails, obtained under the state’s public-records law.
The messages show that Thomas, a staunch supporter of Donald Trump, was more deeply involved in the effort to overturn Biden’s win than has been previously reported. In sending the emails, Thomas played a role in the extraordinary scheme to keep Trump in office by substituting the will of legislatures for the will of voters.
Thomas’s actions also underline concerns about potential conflicts of interest that her husband has already faced — and may face in the future — in deciding cases related to attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Those questions intensified in March, when The Post and CBS News obtained text messages that Thomas sent in late 2020 to Trump’s chief of staff, Mark Meadows, pressing him to help reverse the election.
The emails were sent to Russell “Rusty” Bowers, a veteran legislator and speaker of the Arizona House, and Shawnna Bolick, who was first elected to the chamber in 2018 and served on the House Elections Committee during the 2020 session.
“Article II of the United States Constitution gives you an awesome responsibility: to choose our state’s Electors,” read the Nov. 9 email. “… [P]lease take action to ensure that a clean slate of Electors is chosen.”
Thomas’s name also appears on an email to the two representatives on Dec. 13, the day before members of the electoral college met to cast their votes and seal Biden’s victory. “Before you choose your state’s Electors … consider what will happen to the nation we all love if you don’t stand up and lead,” the email said.
It included a link to a video of a man delivering a message meant for swing-state lawmakers, urging them to “put things right” and “not give in to cowardice.”
“You have only hours to act,” said the speaker, who is not identified in the video.
By December, the claim that legislators should override the popular vote in key states and appoint Trump’s electors was also being pushed publicly by John C. Eastman, a former law clerk to Clarence Thomas, and Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s personal lawyer.
Trump allies argued that pandemic-era changes in election administration and supposedly widespread fraud meant that elections had not been conducted in accordance with state legislatures’ directions and that, under the U.S. Constitution, the results therefore could be cast aside. Many legal experts have called those arguments unpersuasive and anti-democratic, and no state legislature complied. Efforts to persuade state lawmakers to name new electors are among the issues under examination by the congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
Courts turned back dozens of lawsuits filed by Trump and his allies in an attempt to challenge the 2020 election outcome, and there is no evidence of voting machine manipulation or other widespread fraud.
Ginni Thomas did not respond to requests for comment.
A spokeswoman for the Supreme Court did not respond to messages seeking comment from Clarence Thomas.
Ginni Thomas has insisted that she and her husband have kept their work separate, but her political activism has set her apart from other Supreme Court spouses. About a decade ago, she and Stephen K. Bannon — who later became chief strategist in the Trump White House — were among the organizers of Groundswell, a group formed to battle liberals and establishment Republicans. Groundswell dedicated itself to “a 30 front war seeking to fundamentally transform the nation,” according to emails uncovered by Mother Jones at the time. “Election integrity” was among the topics discussed in the group’s first months, the emails show.
Thomas’s influence in Washington grew during the Trump presidency as her views moved into the GOP mainstream. Clarence and Ginni Thomas had lunch with Trump at the White House in 2018, then attended a state dinner the following year. Also in 2019, she and fellow right-wing activists attended a White House luncheon, where the New York Times reported that they told Trump his aides were blocking their preferred candidates for administration appointments.
Over those same years, at annual luncheons, Thomas handed out “Impact Awards” to right-wing figures. Recipients have included Meadows, then a congressman chairing the hard-right Freedom Caucus; Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe; and Fox News host Sean Hannity.
Thomas is a member of the Council for National Policy, a network of prominent conservative activists, some of whom helped press claims of election fraud. She recently said she attended the pro-Trump rally at the Ellipse in Washington on Jan. 6, 2021.
Thomas sent the emails via freeroots.com, a website meant to give political organizers an efficient means of conducting email campaigns. The email address of the sender in Thomas’s emails is displayed as “Ginni Thomas<noreply@freeroots.com>.”
A representative of FreeRoots did not respond to a message seeking comment.
The Nov. 9 email carried the subject line, “Please do your Constitutional duty!” In addition to pushing the lawmakers to appoint electors, the email asked for a meeting to discuss pursuing an “audit” of the vote.
Under the U.S. Constitution, states appoint presidential electors “in such manner” as the legislatures direct. Historically, some state legislatures appointed electors directly, but in the modern era states have delegated that responsibility to voters. In urging Arizona lawmakers to “choose” electors after Biden had already prevailed, Thomas’s messages claimed lawmakers could intervene in that process.
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Ginni Thomas, wife of Supreme Court justice, pressed Ariz. lawmakers to help reverse Trump’s loss, emails show
Virginia “Ginni” Thomas, the conservative activist and wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, pressed Arizona lawmakers after the 2020 election to set aside Joe Biden’s popular-vote victory and choose “a clean slate of Electors,” according to emails obtained by The Washington Post.
The emails, sent by Ginni Thomas to a pair of lawmakers on Nov. 9, 2020, argued that legislators needed to intervene because the vote had been marred by fraud. Though she did not mention either candidate by name, the context was clear.
Just days after media organizations called the race for Biden in Arizona and nationwide, Thomas urged the lawmakers to “stand strong in the face of political and media pressure.” She told the lawmakers that the responsibility to choose electors was “yours and yours alone” and said they had “power to fight back against fraud.”
Thomas sent the messages via an online platform designed to make it easy to send prewritten form emails to multiple elected officials, according to a review of the emails, obtained under the state’s public-records law.
The messages show that Thomas, a staunch supporter of Donald Trump, was more deeply involved in the effort to overturn Biden’s win than has been previously reported. In sending the emails, Thomas played a role in the extraordinary scheme to keep Trump in office by substituting the will of legislatures for the will of voters.
Thomas’s actions also underline concerns about potential conflicts of interest that her husband has already faced — and may face in the future — in deciding cases related to attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Those questions intensified in March, when The Post and CBS News obtained text messages that Thomas sent in late 2020 to Trump’s chief of staff, Mark Meadows, pressing him to help reverse the election.
The emails were sent to Russell “Rusty” Bowers, a veteran legislator and speaker of the Arizona House, and Shawnna Bolick, who was first elected to the chamber in 2018 and served on the House Elections Committee during the 2020 session.
“Article II of the United States Constitution gives you an awesome responsibility: to choose our state’s Electors,” read the Nov. 9 email. “… [P]lease take action to ensure that a clean slate of Electors is chosen.”
Thomas’s name also appears on an email to the two representatives on Dec. 13, the day before members of the electoral college met to cast their votes and seal Biden’s victory. “Before you choose your state’s Electors … consider what will happen to the nation we all love if you don’t stand up and lead,” the email said.
It included a link to a video of a man delivering a message meant for swing-state lawmakers, urging them to “put things right” and “not give in to cowardice.”
“You have only hours to act,” said the speaker, who is not identified in the video.
By December, the claim that legislators should override the popular vote in key states and appoint Trump’s electors was also being pushed publicly by John C. Eastman, a former law clerk to Clarence Thomas, and Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s personal lawyer.
Trump allies argued that pandemic-era changes in election administration and supposedly widespread fraud meant that elections had not been conducted in accordance with state legislatures’ directions and that, under the U.S. Constitution, the results therefore could be cast aside. Many legal experts have called those arguments unpersuasive and anti-democratic, and no state legislature complied. Efforts to persuade state lawmakers to name new electors are among the issues under examination by the congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
Courts turned back dozens of lawsuits filed by Trump and his allies in an attempt to challenge the 2020 election outcome, and there is no evidence of voting machine manipulation or other widespread fraud.
Ginni Thomas did not respond to requests for comment.
A spokeswoman for the Supreme Court did not respond to messages seeking comment from Clarence Thomas.
Ginni Thomas has insisted that she and her husband have kept their work separate, but her political activism has set her apart from other Supreme Court spouses. About a decade ago, she and Stephen K. Bannon — who later became chief strategist in the Trump White House — were among the organizers of Groundswell, a group formed to battle liberals and establishment Republicans. Groundswell dedicated itself to “a 30 front war seeking to fundamentally transform the nation,” according to emails uncovered by Mother Jones at the time. “Election integrity” was among the topics discussed in the group’s first months, the emails show.
Thomas’s influence in Washington grew during the Trump presidency as her views moved into the GOP mainstream. Clarence and Ginni Thomas had lunch with Trump at the White House in 2018, then attended a state dinner the following year. Also in 2019, she and fellow right-wing activists attended a White House luncheon, where the New York Times reported that they told Trump his aides were blocking their preferred candidates for administration appointments.
Over those same years, at annual luncheons, Thomas handed out “Impact Awards” to right-wing figures. Recipients have included Meadows, then a congressman chairing the hard-right Freedom Caucus; Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe; and Fox News host Sean Hannity.
Thomas is a member of the Council for National Policy, a network of prominent conservative activists, some of whom helped press claims of election fraud. She recently said she attended the pro-Trump rally at the Ellipse in Washington on Jan. 6, 2021.
Thomas sent the emails via freeroots.com, a website meant to give political organizers an efficient means of conducting email campaigns. The email address of the sender in Thomas’s emails is displayed as “Ginni Thomas<noreply@freeroots.com>.”
A representative of FreeRoots did not respond to a message seeking comment.
The Nov. 9 email carried the subject line, “Please do your Constitutional duty!” In addition to pushing the lawmakers to appoint electors, the email asked for a meeting to discuss pursuing an “audit” of the vote.
Under the U.S. Constitution, states appoint presidential electors “in such manner” as the legislatures direct. Historically, some state legislatures appointed electors directly, but in the modern era states have delegated that responsibility to voters. In urging Arizona lawmakers to “choose” electors after Biden had already prevailed, Thomas’s messages claimed lawmakers could intervene in that process.
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Fuck, even common people would look at those mofos taking pictures of staircases funny like
Marc Polymeropoulos, Retired CIA Clandestine Service: "I haven't seen all of the footage, but I've seen some and after running CT OP's my entire career and having a damn good idea of what pre-attack casing is all about the video simply forces a need for more inquiry. It should not have been dismissed. Odd Capitol Police statement. Anybody that's done this type of work before."
Marc Polymeropoulos, Retired CIA Clandestine Service: "I haven't seen all of the footage, but I've seen some and after running CT OP's my entire career and having a damn good idea of what pre-attack casing is all about the video simply forces a need for more inquiry. It should not have been dismissed. Odd Capitol Police statement. Anybody that's done this type of work before."
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@babygwirl18, had to take you offa iggy when I passed across this.... delusional dumbass... like I told you... the Russians thought that they were gonna take names and kick ass in three days
Back to "Ignordia" you go
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Back to "Ignordia" you go
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