Storming the Capitol

[nkm]

Nobody I ever spoke to before has mentioned this to me personally and I’ve never responded to anyone’s questions about this. But yes, I am open to the idea that any violent attack on government could be considered insurrectionist in nature. Burning down a Wendy’s doesn’t count.

What about lighting a federal courthouse on fire multiple times?

 

[nkm]

What about lighting a federal courthouse on fire multiple times?

Or taking over an entire city block?

 

[floridays]

You want to denigrate my dad’s service to the church and community?

I thought you said your dad taught you something. Maybe not the right things.

Cheap shot, I apologize.

 

[bbsam]

Cheap shot, I apologize.

Accepted.

 

[oldngray]

Or taking over an entire city block?

or a police station?

 

[PT Car Washer]

Everything these guys think is true is unraveling at an alarming rate, yet they refuse to give up their delusions.

trump supporters.

 

[zubenelgenubi]

trump supporters.

Newest piece of left wing fiction? Oh, no, just more plagiarism off the legacy media's fiction.

 

[Sportello]

This one?

The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign That Saved the 2020 Election

For more than a year, a loosely organized coalition of operatives scrambled to shore up America’s institutions

time.com

@zubenelgenubi

Is this the article?

 

[zubenelgenubi]

 

[Sportello]

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It's always the FBI, isn't it?

You seem like a conspiracy theorist.

I would really love to see the sources you are using for your education.

 

[newfie]

trump supporters.

TDS

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

@zubenelgenubi

Is this the article?

Democratic Legal Activist Marc Elias Has Spent a Career Preparing for the 2020 Election Fight | National Review

If the 2020 election ends up a battle in the courts, Marc Elias will be the Democratic general directing an army of left-wing lawyers.

www.nationalreview.com

He’s best known as Hillary Clinton’s campaign lawyer who paid for the salacious Steele Dossier in 2016, and for leading the still-controversial 2008 Minnesota Senate recount that ended with Al Franken overtaking Republican Norm Coleman — giving Democrats the 60-seat majority they needed to pass the Affordable Care Act.

He also is the architect of the 2020 Democratic legal strategy that has involved filing dozens of lawsuits across the country challenging state election laws.

Since 2019, Perkins Coie has been paid at least $41 million for its political work by Democratic-affiliated organizations, according to Federal Election Commission records. Republican lawyers say that is likely just a fraction of what Perkins Coie has received

 

[Sportello]

Democratic Legal Activist Marc Elias Has Spent a Career Preparing for the 2020 Election Fight | National Review

If the 2020 election ends up a battle in the courts, Marc Elias will be the Democratic general directing an army of left-wing lawyers.

www.nationalreview.com

He’s best known as Hillary Clinton’s campaign lawyer who paid for the salacious Steele Dossier in 2016, and for leading the still-controversial 2008 Minnesota Senate recount that ended with Al Franken overtaking Republican Norm Coleman — giving Democrats the 60-seat majority they needed to pass the Affordable Care Act.

He also is the architect of the 2020 Democratic legal strategy that has involved filing dozens of lawsuits across the country challenging state election laws.

Since 2019, Perkins Coie has been paid at least $41 million for its political work by Democratic-affiliated organizations, according to Federal Election Commission records. Republican lawyers say that is likely just a fraction of what Perkins Coie has received

That is not the Time.com article. I'm not reading The National Review. It is as reliable as RT.com.

Also it sucks that you can't hire good lawyers, maybe @floridays is available, Oh wait, he's not a real lawyer.

 

[The Driver]

What about lighting a federal courthouse on fire multiple times?

Like I said, yes, that could easily be called an insurrection. I have no problem with that.

 

[bbsam]

Democratic Legal Activist Marc Elias Has Spent a Career Preparing for the 2020 Election Fight | National Review

If the 2020 election ends up a battle in the courts, Marc Elias will be the Democratic general directing an army of left-wing lawyers.

www.nationalreview.com

He’s best known as Hillary Clinton’s campaign lawyer who paid for the salacious Steele Dossier in 2016, and for leading the still-controversial 2008 Minnesota Senate recount that ended with Al Franken overtaking Republican Norm Coleman — giving Democrats the 60-seat majority they needed to pass the Affordable Care Act.

He also is the architect of the 2020 Democratic legal strategy that has involved filing dozens of lawsuits across the country challenging state election laws.

Since 2019, Perkins Coie has been paid at least $41 million for its political work by Democratic-affiliated organizations, according to Federal Election Commission records. Republican lawyers say that is likely just a fraction of what Perkins Coie has received

Sounds a lot like what the republicans and Team Trump have been trying to do except they aren’t very good at it.

 

[Sportello]

What about lighting a federal courthouse on fire multiple times?

As heinous a crime as that is, it pales in comparison with January 6, 2021.
January 6, 2021 was the worst day, so far, in our experiment as a republic.

 

[nkm]

As heinous a crime as that is, it pales in comparison with January 6, 2021.
January 6, 2021 was the worst day, so far, in our experiment as a republic.

This is a dumb comment; there's a number of times throughout our history where we've had worse days (or years) as a nation compared to the Capitol riot. The Civil War, the OKC bombing, 9/11, Snowden leaks, CIA torture revelations, etc. There were only very isolated incidents of violence, no one actually attempted to kill Nancy Pelosi, no one tried starting a revolutionary war, almost everyone left peacefully, etc. It was a demonstration as American as any other.

 

[nkm]

As heinous a crime as that is, it pales in comparison with January 6, 2021.
January 6, 2021 was the worst day, so far, in our experiment as a republic.

I'm guessing you haven't actually viewed real raw footage of any of the riots in Portland over the last many months. Here and here you go. I don't remember anyone at the Capitol trying to burn it down or turn it into a free-for-all hostel.

 

[Fred's Myth]

This is a dumb comment; there's a number of times throughout our history where we've had worse days (or years) as a nation compared to the Capitol riot. The Civil War, the OKC bombing, 9/11, Snowden leaks, CIA torture revelations, etc. There were only very isolated incidents of violence, no one actually attempted to kill Nancy Pelosi, no one tried starting a revolutionary war, almost everyone left peacefully, etc. It was a demonstration as American as any other.

Not if you're a high strung liberal. They're very unstable.

 

[El Correcto]

That is not the Time.com article. I'm not reading The National Review. It is as reliable as RT.com.

Also it sucks that you can't hire good lawyers, maybe @floridays is available, Oh wait, he's not a real lawyer.

No wonder you are so uninformed. I’ll read your stupid commie papers and go off on a tangent of why I disagree. It’s part of the process lady.