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RichardPM retweeted
Every day I watch the chaos in this country and think about how many people got it completely wrong on Joe Biden, especially Democrats and the media.
Democrats turned on him and bought into a manufactured narrative, while the press trashed stability, mocked experience, and helped normalize a convicted felon… and now act like none of it happened.
A lot of people owe him an apology.
Anyone else feel this anger? 🤷
RichardPM retweeted
Woah! Jack Smith just said that Trump intimidated witnesses via death threats!
“I had grave concerns about obstruction of justice in this investigation, specifically with regards to Donald Trump… I was aware during the course of our investigation, of targeting of witnesses, during the course of the conspiracy itself. There were election workers who had their lives turned upside down and received vile death threats because they were targeted by Donald Trump… Donald Trump suggested that one witness should be put to death and also made a statement to the effect of ‘if you come after me, I'm coming after you.’ In my mind, I can't think of a more direct threat.”
RichardPM retweeted
Attempting to criminalize the actions of an independent public servant, Fed Chair Jay Powell, for the sin of acting independently—in the public interest rather than the President's political interest—is an outrage. It's bad economics, bad politics, bad for the rule of law, bad for the public sector, bad for American credibility and bad for Americans.
RichardPM retweeted
Mark Kelly: “When they do something wrong, it’s an obligation of mine to hold them accountable. They intend to demote me and take away some of my pay. Here’s the thing, I’m not backing down. I’m not going away. I’m not shutting up. I’m gonna fight this with all the tools I have.”
RichardPM retweeted
Who would have ever thought that it would be a president of the United States who would threaten to invade NATO territory and not Vladimir Putin?
RichardPM retweeted
The man did his job, and did it well, under extremely stressful and hostile circumstances.
I hope he can find some peace...
RichardPM retweeted
Here’s the entire 60 Minutes CECOT segment that Bari Weiss killed at the last minute 2 days before CBS broadcast the Trump-Kennedy Center Honors.
Kinda makes ya wonder, huh? 🤔
RichardPM retweeted
Here’s the full 60 Minutes segment on CECOT that Bari Weiss and CBS censored.
#BoycottCBS
RichardPM retweeted
It’s the year 2025 and Americans have to watch a bootlegged international version of a news program because it was censored here in our country to protect a criminal president.
RichardPM retweeted
🚨NEW: The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has rejected the Trump Administration’s offer of federal funding in exchange for aligning with Trump’s agenda. This is the first university to do so.
RETWEET to thank MIT President Sally Kornbluth for standing up to Trump!
RichardPM retweeted
BREAKING: “BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT” — Jack Smith calmly destroys Trump’s “witch hunt” fantasy in testimony before Congress.
This morning, Jack Smith walked into the lion’s den of a Republican-controlled House Judiciary Committee meeting, and calmly laid out Trump’s crimes for the world to see.
Behind closed doors on Capitol Hill, former Special Prosecutor Jack Smith did what Republicans desperately hoped he wouldn’t: he methodically, unapologetically, and calmly reminded them why Donald Trump was charged in the first place — and why no amount of political revenge can erase the facts.
In an hours-long deposition before the Committee, the former special counsel made one thing crystal clear: Trump is responsible for Trump actions. Not Joe Biden. Not Democrats. Not the “deep state.” Just Trump.
“The decision to bring charges against President Trump was mine,” Smith told lawmakers, “but the basis for those charges rests entirely with President Trump and his actions.” Translation: if Trump didn’t want indictments, he shouldn’t have committed the crime (allegedly).
Smith didn’t hedge. He didn’t flinch. He said his team uncovered evidence proving “beyond a reasonable doubt” that Trump engaged in a criminal scheme to overturn the 2020 election and block the lawful transfer of power — a stunning reminder of just how close the country came to losing its democracy.
On the classified documents case, Smith said the evidence was “powerful” and that Trump “repeatedly tried to obstruct justice.” Not misplaced papers. Not a misunderstanding. Obstruction.
And for Republicans screaming “witch hunt,” Smith torched that talking point too. He said he would have brought the same charges if Trump were a Democrat or a Republican. Facts and law, not politics, guided the investigation — a concept that seems increasingly foreign to today’s GOP.
Smith also defended his team’s decision to seek phone records from Republican lawmakers, explaining that Trump and his allies were calling members of Congress to further their criminal scheme to delay certification. “I didn’t choose those Members,” Smith said. “President Trump did.”
That line alone should haunt every lawmaker in the room.
Meanwhile, Republicans are openly targeting Smith himself, cheering on an unprecedented retaliation campaign that has included sanctions against his law firm and calls for his prosecution — all because he dared to apply the law to a powerful man.
Smith wanted to testify publicly. Jim Jordan said no. Transparency is dangerous when the truth cuts this deep.
Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL), a member of the House Judiciary Committee, called the deposition “boring,” but that’s because in Jack Smith’s hands the facts don’t scream — they indict.
Jack Smith walked into a hostile room knowing the hunters were circling. And instead of blinking, he calmly reminded them: the evidence speaks for itself.
We can only hope that Donald Trump will someday face justice for the crimes that the former Special Prosecutor so meticulously detailed. Whether that happens while he’s still alive, given his apparently dubious medical conditions, remains to be seen.
Please like and share to spread the truth about Trump’s crimes!
RichardPM retweeted
Once you realize Trump is BOTH a narcissist AND a sociopath, and you read up on what that means, you DEFINITELY realize EVERY SINGLE THING HE SAYS AND DOES stems from it. The MSM still refuses to "get it," because they've determined it's not part of their job to get it. They prefer to say he's like a child. Or it's part of some "strategy." Or he was joking. Or he exaggerates. Or he's just "being Trump."
He has SEVERE BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS.
It's past time to SAY exactly THAT!
RichardPM retweeted
You know when authoritarianism is normal? When it’s the “second“ strike that takes over the discussion‼️
NONE OF THIS IS LEGAL‼️
RichardPM retweeted
It is not a war. It is not combat operation. Those people are not combatants. You do not take down a criminal operation by killing the runners while letting the kingpin go free.
RichardPM retweeted
BERMAN just asked the only question that matters:
“Would it be legal for police in Arkansas to kill suspected drug dealers on a boat in a lake?”
Tom Cotton’s answer?
“The premise of your question is not well-founded.”
Translation: he can’t say yes because it’s illegal.
He can’t say no because it exposes Trump and Hegseth.
So Berman said it for him:
“It would not be legal to kill them.”
RichardPM retweeted
Ukraine would have crushed the Russian army by now. Trump took away their ‘cards’ by not arming them. Witkoff and Kushner are conspiring to make money by betraying Ukraine.
RichardPM retweeted
🚨NEW: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth forced Navy Admiral Alvin Holsey to resign in October after he raised concerns that the strikes ordered on boats were illegal per a new WSJ report.
RETWEET to thank Admiral Holsey for standing up for the Constitution!
RichardPM retweeted
The strategy of trying to change Putins mind has not worked. Time to shift to a new strategy focused on changing Putins capabilities. That means more and better weapons for Ukraine and more and better sanctions for Russia.
























