deprogramming the trumptards.

[Coach is Back!]

Holy shit, did funk51 just out Strawman as his gimmick?

🤔

[Teutonic Knight]

Holy shit, did funk51 just out Strawman as his gimmick?

 

No Sleazy Joseph medal for Bob aka funk51/Straw 

[Henda]

What we have to be a dumb ugly donkey toothed cunt to say anything about her?

[Iron-Muscle]

we better not say anything about aoc, she has a piece of paper from some lib-college that millions of useless a-holes graduated. wow 
she must be way above everyone in brains (she may have misplaced hers)

ha dumbass

[funk51]

     

     

[mac33]

[mac33]

[funk51]

   what a shit show.

[ThisisOverload]

   what a shit show.

CNN

Viewer discretion is advised.

Who makes up this shit?

[Henda]

For fucks sake look at that vile cunts face in the still preview how can anyone look at that and not want to punch it

[funk51]

Prosecutors in Georgia open criminal investigation into Trump's attempt to influence election results
By Jason Morris and Devan Cole, CNN

Updated 12:10 PM ET, Wed February 10, 2021
Election law analyst on Trump phone call: It could be a crime

Cheney doubles down on Trump criticism in Fox News interview

Secretary of State outlines President Biden's foreign policy
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Lawyer for accused Capitol rioter reacts to Trump team's statement

George Conway takes on Trump's trial arguments
Rep.-elect Ron Wright, R-Texas, attends a new member welcome briefing in the Capitol Visitor Center on November 15, 2018
GOP Rep. Ron Wright dies following Covid-19 diagnosis
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Hear Rep. Ayanna Pressley's impassioned impeachment message
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'Ignorance': Doctor reacts to Rand Paul going maskless on Senate floor

Yellen: No reason we should suffer through a long, slow recovery
US President Donald Trump arrives for the Operation Warp Speed Vaccine Summit in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building adjacent to the White House in Washington, DC on December 8, 2020. - US President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order "to ensure that American citizens have first priority to receive American vaccines."
It is unclear how the order would be enforced, as vaccine makers have already inked in deals with other countries. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP) (Photo by SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images)
Election law analyst on Trump phone call: It could be a crime

Cuomo: Trump's own lawyer made the best point of the day

Day 1 of Trump impeachment trial focuses on constitutionality

Conway on Trump's lawyers: This is the best he can do?
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Biden says he's focused on Covid-19 relief bill, not Trump's fate
Sen. Bill Cassidy 0209
This GOP senator changed his vote on constitutionality of impeachment trial
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Stormy Daniels on Trump lawsuit: 'I have nothing left to lose'

Raskin warns of 'January exception' at Trump's impeachment trial

Cheney doubles down on Trump criticism in Fox News interview

Secretary of State outlines President Biden's foreign policy
Brent Mayr ebof vpx
Lawyer for accused Capitol rioter reacts to Trump team's statement

George Conway takes on Trump's trial arguments
Rep.-elect Ron Wright, R-Texas, attends a new member welcome briefing in the Capitol Visitor Center on November 15, 2018
GOP Rep. Ron Wright dies following Covid-19 diagnosis
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Hear Rep. Ayanna Pressley's impassioned impeachment message
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'Ignorance': Doctor reacts to Rand Paul going maskless on Senate floor

Yellen: No reason we should suffer through a long, slow recovery
US President Donald Trump arrives for the Operation Warp Speed Vaccine Summit in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building adjacent to the White House in Washington, DC on December 8, 2020. - US President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order "to ensure that American citizens have first priority to receive American vaccines."
It is unclear how the order would be enforced, as vaccine makers have already inked in deals with other countries. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP) (Photo by SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images)
Election law analyst on Trump phone call: It could be a crime

Cuomo: Trump's own lawyer made the best point of the day

Day 1 of Trump impeachment trial focuses on constitutionality

Conway on Trump's lawyers: This is the best he can do?
Joe Biden 0209
Biden says he's focused on Covid-19 relief bill, not Trump's fate
Sen. Bill Cassidy 0209
This GOP senator changed his vote on constitutionality of impeachment trial
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Stormy Daniels on Trump lawsuit: 'I have nothing left to lose'

Raskin warns of 'January exception' at Trump's impeachment trial
Washington (CNN)A prosecutor in Fulton County, Georgia, has opened a criminal investigation into former President Donald Trump for his "attempts to influence the administration of the 2020 Georgia general election."

In a letter sent Wednesday to numerous Georgia state election officials, including Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis requested that they preserve documents related to Trump's phone call last month in which he pushed Raffensperger to "find" votes to reverse his election loss.
Willis said the "investigation includes, but is not limited to, potential violations of Georgia election law prohibiting the solicitation of election fraud, the making of false statements to state and local government bodies, conspiracy, racketeering, violation of oath of office, and any involvement in violence of threats related to the election's administration."
"This matter is of high priority, and I am confident that as fellow law enforcement officers sworn to uphold the Constitution of the United States and Georgia, our acquisition of information and evidence of potential crimes via interviews, documents, videos and electronic records will be cooperative," the letter reads.
Trump himself is not named in the letter, but Willis' office confirmed to CNN that the probe concerns his phone call with Raffensperger. The letter also says Fulton County authorities currently "have no reason to believe that any Georgia official is a target" in the probe.
The investigation was earlier reported by The New York Times.
The criminal probe adds to a growing list of significant legal pressures facing Trump, including a Senate impeachment trial in which House Democrats are pushing to convict him for inciting the deadly insurrection at the US Capitol, and a separate investigation launched by Raffensperger's office into his attempts to overturn the state's election results.
In that probe, Raffensperger, the state's top election official, is also investigating Trump's one-hour phone call, in which Trump lambasted his fellow Republican for refusing to falsely say that he won the election in Georgia and repeatedly touted baseless claims of election fraud.
There were 18 attempted calls from the White House to the Georgia Secretary of State's Office between the election and the January 2 phone call between Trump and Raffensperger, a Georgia state official has confirmed to CNN.
There have been no credible allegations of any issues with voting that would have impacted the election, as affirmed by dozens of judges, governors, election officials, the Electoral College, the Justice Department, the Department of Homeland Security and the US Supreme Court.
Michael J. Moore, the former US attorney for the Middle District of Georgia between 2010 and 2015 under President Barack Obama, told CNN the multiple calls "sort of start to tell the story that this was not an official trying to talk to another official about problems that he or she might see in an election."
"It's more about how do I get to the place that that I can win the race," he said, adding that the now-infamous call "sounds like any other call that you might have with an organized crime ring or a drug conspiracy ring or something.
"And that is that you've got almost code talking about -- this is what I need you to do, if you could just help me out here," Moore told CNN.
This story has been updated with additional background information and reaction.
CNN's Erica Henry and Jim Acosta contributed to this report.

[funk51]

 

[Humble Narcissist]

He would fit right in with the democrats.

[tom joad]

no need for "deprogramming" when a new MAGA mega city (segregated from society) could be on the horizon . . .

https://twitter.com/jaredpushner/status/1359723319206047746?s=21

[funk51]

[funk51]

New details about Trump-McCarthy shouting match show Trump refused to call off the rioters
By Jamie Gangel, Kevin Liptak, Michael Warren and Marshall Cohen, CNN

Updated 10:29 PM ET, Fri February 12, 2021
US President Donald Trump (L) walks next to US House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) after a meeting at the US Capitol with the House Republican Conference in Washington, DC on June 19, 2018. (Photo by Mandel Ngan / AFP)        (Photo credit should read MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images)

Trump/Bernstein split
Bernstein: Trump is 'first seditious president in our history'

DOJ: Oath Keeper leader waited for Trump's direction
Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) leaves after the conclusion of the second day of the second impeachment trial of former US President Donald Trump on Capitol Hill February 10, 2021, in Washington, DC. - Impeachment prosecutors aired terrifying, never-before-seen footage of senior US politicians fleeing for their lives during the January assault on Congress by Donald Trump supporters on day two of the former president's Senate trial. (Photo by Nicholas Kamm / AFP) (Photo by NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP via Getty Images)
'Trump broke him': Atlantic senior editor on Rubio's impeachment take

How impeachment managers wrapped up their case against Trump
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'We're medical doctors, not spin doctors': Reiner calls out Trump doctor
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Biden slams Trump over Covid-19 vaccine rollout
WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 02: U.S. President Donald Trump leaves the White House for Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on the South Lawn of the White House on October 2, 2020 in Washington, DC. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have both tested positive for coronavirus. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Source: Doctors considered putting Trump on a ventilator

Avlon: We saw Trump supporters turn patriotism into hate
US President Donald Trump (L) walks next to US House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) after a meeting at the US Capitol with the House Republican Conference in Washington, DC on June 19, 2018. (Photo by Mandel Ngan / AFP)        (Photo credit should read MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images)
New details emerge in McCarthy's call with Trump on January 6

Trump attorneys present their case in under 4 hours
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo speaks during the daily media briefing at the Office of the Governor of the State of New York on July 23, 2020 in New York City.
Gov. Cuomo accused of covering up nursing home Covid-19 deaths
US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley and US President Donald Trump wait for a a meeting on United Nations Reform at UN headquarters in New York on September 18, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / Brendan Smialowski        (Photo credit should read BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images)
Key Republican breaks with Trump: 'We shouldn't have followed him'
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Rep. Clyburn calls senators' meeting with Trump defense team 'inappropriate'

Avlon: GOP senators on the fence need to remember this
Harry Enten 0211
Enten: Majority of GOP senators not up for reelection in 2 years
Trump/Bernstein split
Bernstein: Trump is 'first seditious president in our history'

DOJ: Oath Keeper leader waited for Trump's direction
Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) leaves after the conclusion of the second day of the second impeachment trial of former US President Donald Trump on Capitol Hill February 10, 2021, in Washington, DC. - Impeachment prosecutors aired terrifying, never-before-seen footage of senior US politicians fleeing for their lives during the January assault on Congress by Donald Trump supporters on day two of the former president's Senate trial. (Photo by Nicholas Kamm / AFP) (Photo by NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP via Getty Images)
'Trump broke him': Atlantic senior editor on Rubio's impeachment take

How impeachment managers wrapped up their case against Trump
Conley presser 10042020 DLE top
'We're medical doctors, not spin doctors': Reiner calls out Trump doctor
biden covid 19 vaccines trump did not do his job sot vpx_00000525.png
Biden slams Trump over Covid-19 vaccine rollout
WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 02: U.S. President Donald Trump leaves the White House for Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on the South Lawn of the White House on October 2, 2020 in Washington, DC. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have both tested positive for coronavirus. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Source: Doctors considered putting Trump on a ventilator

Avlon: We saw Trump supporters turn patriotism into hate
US President Donald Trump (L) walks next to US House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) after a meeting at the US Capitol with the House Republican Conference in Washington, DC on June 19, 2018. (Photo by Mandel Ngan / AFP)        (Photo credit should read MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images)
New details emerge in McCarthy's call with Trump on January 6

Trump attorneys present their case in under 4 hours
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo speaks during the daily media briefing at the Office of the Governor of the State of New York on July 23, 2020 in New York City.
Gov. Cuomo accused of covering up nursing home Covid-19 deaths
US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley and US President Donald Trump wait for a a meeting on United Nations Reform at UN headquarters in New York on September 18, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / Brendan Smialowski        (Photo credit should read BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images)
Key Republican breaks with Trump: 'We shouldn't have followed him'
James Clyburn 0212
Rep. Clyburn calls senators' meeting with Trump defense team 'inappropriate'

Avlon: GOP senators on the fence need to remember this
Harry Enten 0211
Enten: Majority of GOP senators not up for reelection in 2 years
Trump/Bernstein split
Bernstein: Trump is 'first seditious president in our history'
Washington (CNN)In an expletive-laced phone call with House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy while the Capitol was under attack, then-President Donald Trump said the rioters cared more about the election results than McCarthy did.

"Well, Kevin, I guess these people are more upset about the election than you are," Trump said, according to lawmakers who were briefed on the call afterward by McCarthy.
McCarthy insisted that the rioters were Trump's supporters and begged Trump to call them off.
Trump's comment set off what Republican lawmakers familiar with the call described as a shouting match between the two men. A furious McCarthy told the then-President the rioters were breaking into his office through the windows, and asked Trump, "Who the f--k do you think you are talking to?" according to a Republican lawmaker familiar with the call.
The newly revealed details of the call, described to CNN by multiple Republicans briefed on it, provide critical insight into the President's state of mind as rioters were overrunning the Capitol. The existence of the call and some of its details were first reported by Punchbowl News and discussed publicly by McCarthy.
The Republican members of Congress said the exchange showed Trump had no intention of calling off the rioters even as lawmakers were pleading with him to intervene. Several said it amounted to a dereliction of his presidential duty.
"He is not a blameless observer, he was rooting for them," a Republican member of Congress said. "On January 13, Kevin McCarthy said on the floor of the House that the President bears responsibility and he does."
Speaking to the President from inside the besieged Capitol, McCarthy pressed Trump to call off his supporters and engaged in a heated disagreement about who comprised the crowd. Trump's comment about the would-be insurrectionists caring more about the election results than McCarthy did was first mentioned by Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, a Republican from Washington state, in a town hall earlier this week, and was confirmed to CNN by Herrera Beutler and other Republicans briefed on the conversation.
"You have to look at what he did during the insurrection to confirm where his mind was at," Herrera Beutler, one of 10 House Republicans who voted last month to impeach Trump, told CNN. "That line right there demonstrates to me that either he didn't care, which is impeachable, because you cannot allow an attack on your soil, or he wanted it to happen and was OK with it, which makes me so angry."
"We should never stand for that, for any reason, under any party flag," she added, voicing her extreme frustration: "I'm trying really hard not to say the F-word."
Herrera Beutler went a step further on Friday night, calling on others to speak up about any other details they might know regarding conversations Trump and Pence had on January 6.
"To the patriots who were standing next to the former president as these conversations were happening, or even to the former vice president: if you have something to add here, now would be the time," she said in a statement.
Another Republican member of Congress said the call was problematic for Trump.
"I think it speaks to the former President's mindset," said Rep. Anthony Gonzalez, an Ohio Republican who also voted to impeach Trump last month. "He was not sorry to see his unyieldingly loyal vice president or the Congress under attack by the mob he inspired. In fact, it seems he was happy about it or at the least enjoyed the scenes that were horrifying to most Americans across the country."
As senators prepare to determine Trump's fate, multiple Republicans thought the details of the call were important to the proceedings because they believe it paints a damning portrait of Trump's lack of action during the attack. At least one of the sources who spoke to CNN took detailed notes of McCarthy's recounting of the call.
Trump and McCarthy did not respond to requests for comment.
It took Trump several hours after the attack began to eventually encourage his supporters to "go home in peace" -- a tweet that came at the urging of his top aides.
At Trump's impeachment trial Friday, his lawyers argued that Trump did in fact try to calm the rioters with a series of tweets while the attack unfolded. But his lawyers cherry-picked his tweets, focusing on his request for supporters to "remain peaceful" without mentioning that he also attacked then-Vice President Mike Pence and waited hours to explicitly urge rioters to leave the Capitol.
A source close to Pence said Trump's legal team was not telling the truth when attorney Michael van der Veen said at the trial that "at no point" did the then-President know his vice president was in danger.
Asked whether van der Veen was lying, the source said, "Yes." Former Pence aides are still fuming over Trump's actions on January 6, insisting he never checked on the vice president as Pence was being rushed from danger by his US Secret Service detail.
It's unclear to what extent these new details were known by the House Democratic impeachment managers or whether the team considered calling McCarthy as a witness. The managers have preserved the option to call witnesses in the ongoing impeachment trial, although that option remains unlikely as the trial winds down.
The House Republican leader had been forthcoming with his conference about details of his conversations with Trump on and after January 6.
Trump himself has not taken any responsibility in public.

[funk51]

[Coach is Back!]

Biggest thread backfire ever.... lol

[funk51]

Biggest thread backfire ever.... lol

   not really , I remember one on how trump would still be president on jan 21 even though he lost the election by over 8 million votes. this thread was designed to help the trumptards get acclimated to life after trump. which is still a work in progress.

[Henda]

   not really , I remember one on how trump would still be president on jan 21 even though he lost the election by over 8 million votes. this thread was designed to help the trumptards get acclimated to life after trump. which is still a work in progress.

You have mentioned trump 1000x more than anyone else since the election

[tom joad]

   not really , I remember one on how trump would still be president on jan 21 even though he lost the election by over 8 million votes. this thread was designed to help the trumptards get acclimated to life after trump. which is still a work in progress.

Biden's popular vote margin over Trump was 7M+ (not 8.)

[Coach is Back!]

   not really , I remember one on how trump would still be president on jan 21 even though he lost the election by over 8 million votes. this thread was designed to help the trumptards get acclimated to life after trump. which is still a work in progress.

LMFAO...in real life Biden would be lucky if he got 40-50mil "votes". You're that delusional lol

[SOMEPARTS]

Trump acquitted. Bitches.

I honestly think he should take over for Rush for the next 4 years. It would be comedy gold having him report the left dismantling the country.

[funk51]

Biden's popular vote margin over Trump was 7M+ (not 8.)

                              US election results 2020: Joe Biden's defeat of Donald Trump
Georgia recertifies election results, confirming Biden’s victory, despite Trump’s continued refusal to formally concede

Niko Kommenda, Antonio Voce, Frank Hulley-Jones, Anna Leach and Seán Clarke

Tue 8 Dec 2020 05.21 ESTLast modified on Wed 20 Jan 2021 22.18 EST

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Arizona
11 electoral college votes
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Candidate   Votes   Percent
Joe Biden   1,672,143   49.4%
 
 Donald Trump   1,661,686   49.1%
 
 Jo Jorgensen   51,465   1.5%
 
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Arizona last voted Democratic for President in 1996, but the state has become increasingly competitive as the Hispanic share of the electorate has grown. The Democrats managed to gain a number of seats in the 2018 midterms here.


Florida
29 electoral college votes
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Donald Trump   5,668,731   51.2%
 
 Joe Biden   5,297,045   47.9%
 
 Jo Jorgensen   70,324   0.6%
 
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Florida has voted with the eventual winner in all but one presidential election since 1964. It is also the swing state with the largest population and the most electoral college votes.


Georgia
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Joe Biden   2,473,633   49.5%
 
 Donald Trump   2,461,854   49.3%
 
 Jo Jorgensen   62,229   1.2%
 
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Long a Republican stronghold, southern Georgia has recently become more of a battleground state due to its growing black electorate. In the 2018 governor’s election, Republican Brian Kemp defeated Democrat Stacey Abrams by just 1.4 percentage points.


Michigan
16 electoral college votes
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Joe Biden   2,804,040   50.6%
 
 Donald Trump   2,649,852   47.8%
 
 Jo Jorgensen   60,381   1.1%
 
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Trump won Michigan by just 0.2 percentage points in 2016 – the narrowest margin of any state. In the six elections prior, the state consistently voted Democratic.                                                  I stand corrected

[evacnam]

funk
if you stepped back and looked at your posts on here, your life, etc. What would you see?
a loser. And I dont even hate you. You really are a loser

I mean I dislike coach cause he posts like you, but on the opposite end, but at least he is successful in life and has what I think is a pretty cool life.

you, not so much