#Trump Commander in Chief

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The true Commander in Chief saluting at the 🇺🇸 Army-Navy football 🏈 game yesterday!!

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For those who don't believe this is a military sting operation 👇

Donald Trump Re-truthed a meme on Truth Social today that said, "Retruth if you want a public military tribunal," with a message on top reading, "All roads lead to Obama."

Years ago, Jerome Corsi predicted that Trump would launch a counterattack, invoking military tribunals against politicians like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama for treason. 🤔

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Trump Weird News - What Did Vets Sign Up For?

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idk about you folks, but pomni raving with twomp has such donald trump mugshot energy

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Okay so, this whole immunity thing only applies to former presidents, right? Meaning that Congress could still impeach them for misconduct. But if they were impeached for criminal misconduct, they can go skipping out of the White House without a care in the world as determining if their actions are official or unofficial may take years. Or if it's a president's "constitutional power" then it can never be tried as criminal even if they literally do what Sotomayor says at the end of her dissent.

This is such a blatant move to help Trump it's making my head hurt. Absolutely batshit insane this comes out the week of July 4th. It's the same mentality as "Guys, cops won't want to protect you if you film them and want them to be held accountable for their wrongdoings. 🥺" But for the fucking president of the united states of america.

Also Chevron, the quid pro quo "gifts" case, can't sleep outside in "public places" if you're homeless, Roe v. Wade being overturned... Along with the fact that Thomas signalled he's waiting for the perfect case so he can reverse Obergefell v. Hodges, fuck these partisan hacks.

this might be the most insane thing in the history of the entire US actually

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Pentagon officials reportedly scheming how to respond to Trump orders they don't like

Defense officials are preparing for Trump to make good on his promises.

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I cannot stress enough how important it is that whatever you think of anything else, Trump Cannot Be President Again.

The "rip apart democracy and install an autocrat" group was not Ready for him in 2016. They didn't think he'd win.

They're ready now. They're teeing up for a second Trump president. Whatever your favorite current Thing, it would be worse under Trump, and it is not an exaggeration to say that they're going to try to make sure that they stay in power forever, by any means necessary.

SCOTUS basically just said, "If Trump sends the Army in to murder protestors, that's okay. If Trump assassinates a political rival with the armed forces of which he is the Commander In Chief, that's an official act, and there's no recourse."

Anything he can even vaguely justify as "an official act" - including installing people in the Justice Department to support his coup, including pressuring his VP to support his coup - is no longer a crime.

This isn't just me saying this, btw. Here's Robert Reich, lifelong public servant (and yes, dad of @samreich, since I know what's important to y'all):

Finally, the Republican-appointed justices have given a dangerous amount of discretion to presidents — broad enough, as Justice Sonia Sotomayor noted in her dissent, to protect presidents from prosecution for bribes and assassinations. A president already has the authority under the Insurrection Act to order troops into American streets. After today’s ruling, those troops would be under the command of a person who would almost certainly enjoy absolute immunity for the orders he gives them.

This is unbelievably terrifying.

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Elon Musk, says Combined Views with Commander in Chief Trump reached 1,000,000,000 Views. The Left threatened Elon Musk, attempted to Hack the Interview!

https://open.substack.com/pub/dachsiedawg1/p/elon-musk-says-his-interview-with?r=2iy48l&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true this to all The Liberal Mainstream Media, that claims Kamala that is actor like Tim Walz ( who was arrested by JAG last Week. META – Facebook removed the post on the JAG ARREST. People are Lied to day after day. The Rumor is democrats and Corrupt News…

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*end lesson

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All aboard 👇

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Trump Weird News - NITPICKER-IN-CHIEF

Tim Walz: 24 Yr. Soldier Carried Weapons Of War And Held Rank of Command Sergeant Major While Country Was At War - Never Shot At

JD Vance: 4 Yr. Marine Carried Weapons Of War And Held Rank of Corporal While Country Was At War - Never Shot At

NITPICKS: Berates Rival For, At Gun Control Rally, Inferring Carrying Gun In Active War Theater (“We can make sure that those weapons of war, that I carried in war, is the only place where those weapons are at”). Also, Receiving Highest Rank Recognition After Retiring, As Is Usual, At The Next Lower Rank. While His Boss Is A Draft Dodger!

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A Very Bad Day For Biden - 02/09/2024

Trump won the Nevada primary caucus over Ryan Binkley (I never heard of him) by getting 99.1%. As I mentioned a couple of days ago, Nikki Haley was on the primary ballot on the 6th, three days ago, Trump wasn't, and she lost to "None of these candidates." So, the caucus is a separate election in Nevada this year. I know it's confusing, two primary elections a few days apart in the same state. I don't understand it myself, but that's the way they set it up. Of course, that's not why Biden had a bad day. It's a Republican primary that doesn't really affect Joe Biden, and besides that Trump was expected to win that one by over 90%.

Biden had a very bad day yesterday because of the report that came out by special counsel Robert Hur. Here's the part of that report which hurt him: "At trial, Mr. Biden would likely present himself to a jury, as he did during our interview of him, as a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory." Biden "did not remember when he was vice president, forgetting on the first day of the interview when his term ended ('if it was 2013 -- when did I stop being Vice President?'), and forgetting on the second day of the interview when his term began ('in 2009, am I still Vice President?'). He did not remember, even within several years, when his son Beau died." In spite of the overwhelming evidence of Biden's mishandling of classified materials that Bur had detailed in his report, it was never expected that he would be indicted for two reasons. One, you can't indict a sitting president. And two, the two-tiered system of justice this administration has corrupted into their institutions such as the DOJ and the FBI, whereby if you're on the conservative republican side of the aisle, you're toast; if you're on the left, you get a pass. Politically speaking, I don't think Biden can recover from this. I mean if he's not competent to stand trial, then he's not competent to be the most powerful person in the world, the commander and chief with nuclear codes; that is of course, POTUS (the President of the United States). Before this, I wasn't quite sure if Biden would drop out of the race, but now it seems impossible for him to make it to the finish line.