#alicia menendez
Explore tagged Tumblr posts
Text
youtube
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD-08) is a living national treasure of democracy.
Rep. Raskin visited with Alicia Menendez, Michael Steele, and Symone Sanders-Townsend at MSNBC's The Weekend to talk about a number of issues.
He said Trump "came back to the scene of the crime" with his first visit to Capitol Hill since 06 January 2021. Trump met with GOP members of both chambers who ignored the fact that he put their lives at risk with his coup attempt.
Of course Trump offered no apology for his endangerment of their lives or for his damage to American institutions of democracy. It says a lot about the mindset of most Republicans these days that they will suffer no humiliation too great to show their grovelling loyalty to wannabe dictator Trump.
Rep. Raskin also talked about the GOP Supreme Court's NRA-friendly approval of the use of "bump stocks" – devices that permit assault rifles to be converted into machine guns.
Republicans willingly gave up their claim to being the party of law and order so they could incessantly pander to Trump's lust for dictatorship and to empower the NRA's goal of putting machine guns in the hands of every nutjob in the country.
This election requires more personal effort than previous ones. Be willing to do more grassroots work and make our case to low-information voters you may know.
#jamie raskin#us house of representatives#md-08#michael steele#symone sanders-townsend#alicia menendez#donald trump#dictator on day one#trump returns to the scene of the crime#capitol hill#grovelling gop members of congress#republicans#maga extremists#attempted coup#january 6th#assault on the us capitol by pro-trump terrorists#nra#us supreme court#the republican supreme court#scotus#bump stocks#machine guns#election 2024#vote blue no matter who
40 notes
·
View notes
Text
Lee Moran at HuffPost:
Authoritarianism expert Ruth Ben-Ghiat spoke on MSNBC’s “The Weekend” about one particular appeal that President-elect Donald Trump had for some voters that resulted in his decisive 2024 election victory ― and how the “illusion of competency” is “one of the biggest scams of all” of authoritarian leaders. Many people “would like to be relieved of the burden of choice” when it comes to voting in elections, and that is what Trump promised during the campaign to evangelical Christians, Ben-Ghiat noted. “They are not afraid of being relieved of that burden of choice and letting somebody else make the decisions,” she explained. “And so, in fact, often authoritarian personalities who are like the big boss at home or in the workplace, the bullies, they are the ones who are glad in the political ground to give up their agency and voice to somebody else.” Trump promised voters that “I alone can fix it,” Ben-Ghiat recalled.
Appearing on MSNBC's The Weekend this past Saturday, Ruth Ben-Ghiat highlighted that the "illusion of competency" is one of the "biggest scams of all" and that a sizable chunk of voters "would like to be relieved of the burden of choice."
From the 11.09.2024 edition of MSNBC's The Weekend:
youtube
#Ruth Ben Ghiat#MSNBC#The Weekend#Donald Trump#Alicia Menendez#Symone Sanders Townsend#Symone Sanders#Michael Steele#2024 Presidential Election#2024 Elections#George Conway
15 notes
·
View notes
Text
Woman Crush Wednesday: Alicia Menendez
4 notes
·
View notes
Text
Several gold bars discovered by federal agents in Democratic New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez's residence as part of a high-profile bribery investigation can be traced to a violent robbery a decade ago.
According to a sprawling indictment unsealed by federal prosecutors in September, Menendez and his wife allegedly played a role in a years-long bribery scheme that involved the Egyptian government and local businessmen including Fred Daibes, a wealthy New Jersey real estate developer. Prosecutors revealed they retrieved multiple gold bars from Menendez's home which were allegedly used as payment in the scheme.
At least four of the gold bars discovered by investigators can be linked to Daibes, both because of their unique engraved serial numbers and thanks to court documents related to a 2013 robbery which Daibes was a victim of, an NBC New York investigation revealed Monday. In November 2013, four assailants beat and robbed Daibes at gunpoint in his Edgewater, New Jersey, apartment, stealing 22 gold bars, jewelry and cash.
"Each gold bar has its own serial number," Daibes told local investigators in a 2014 transcript obtained by NBC New York. "They’re all stamped … you’ll never see two stamped the same way."
5 EXPLOSIVE REVELATIONS FROM DEM SEN BOB MENENDEZ'S BOMBSHELL FEDERAL INDICTMENT
Photographs released by the Department of Justice in September showing the gold bars discovered at Menendez's home, for example, reveal one of the bars has a serial number of "590005." Daibes reported a gold bar with that same serial number stolen during the 2013 heist, NBC New York reported.
And the federal indictment notes that the serial numbers on the gold bars indicate they had previously been possessed by Daibes.
MSNBC'S ALICIA MENENDEZ ADDRESSES FATHER'S INDICTMENT: COLLEAGUES HAVE 'AGGRESSIVELY' COVERED
"A court-authorized search of the residence of Robert Menendez and Nadine Menendez, a/k/a ‘Nadine Arslanian,’ the defendants, revealed, among other things, approximately two one-kilogram gold bars and nine one-ounce gold bars that had serial numbers indicating they had previously been possessed by Fred Daibes, the defendant," the indictment states.
In addition, when Daibes reported the robbery to police in 2013, he said 22 gold bars had been taken. Similarly, the September indictment states that Daibes sold 22 gold bars to Wael Hana, another defendant allegedly implicated in the bribery scheme.
Police ultimately arrested and charged four individuals for robbing Daibes in 2013, according to local media reports. Then, in September 2015, the suspects all pled guilty and were ultimately sentenced to several months in prison.
Meanwhile, since the federal bribery indictment was unsealed earlier this year, Menendez has repeatedly asserted his innocence and remained in the Senate.
"The allegations leveled against me are just that, allegations," Menendez said Sept. 25. "For anyone who has known me throughout my 50 years of public service, they know I have always fought for what is right. My advocacy has always been grounded. And what I learned from growing up as the son of Cuban refugees, especially my mom, my hero, Evangelina Menendez. Everything I accomplished, I worked for despite the nay sayers and everyone who has underestimated me.
"I firmly believe that when all the facts are presented, not only will I be exonerated, but I still will be New Jersey’s senior senator," he added. "The court of public opinion is no substitute for our revered justice system. We cannot set aside the presumption of innocence for political expediency when the harm is irrevocable."
24 notes
·
View notes
Link
Yes that pretty much sums it up for Rhonda Santis...
7 notes
·
View notes
Text
0 notes
Text
0 notes
Text
« Today's Republican Party has embraced American weakness. »
— Former Rep. David Jolly of Florida, who has quit the GOP, commenting on Republican office holders obsequiously groveling to Donald Trump and not calling out his pro-Putin and anti-NATO diatribes. At MSNBC (see video below).
youtube
Make it stick to them like gum on a sidewalk...
"Republicans are the party of American weakness."
The hidden slogan of MAGA is AMERICA WORST.
#republicans#american weakness#the republican party#maga#donald trump#the trump maga cult#fans of the evil empire#nato#placating putin#undermining democracy#alexei navalny#david jolly#claire mccaskill#alicia menendez#алексей навальный#владимир путин#путин хуйло#добей путина#слава україні!
17 notes
·
View notes
Text
0 notes
Text
Just Ask Millcraft with Terri Prince-Deep, Candace Soward, and Emily Simon
Terri Price-Deep, Candace Soward, and Emily Simon from Millcraft join Deborah Corn to discuss empowering women in the print and paper industries, Millcraft’s sustainability goals and education initiatives, why paper is a combination of design and technology, and the company’s investment in wide-format and additional services.
Mentioned in This Episode:
Website: https://millcraft.com/
Blog: https://blog.millcraft.com/
Newsletter Sign Up: https://millcraft.com/newsletter-sign-up/
Got Questions? Reach out to: [email protected]
Two Sides North America: https://twosidesna.org
Terri Price-Deep: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terri-price-deep-1b2b8b3/
Terri's Reading List
You are a Badass: Jen Sincero
Hug Your Customers: Jack Mitchell
The Gift of Influence: Tom Spaulding
The Pivot Year: Brianna West
The Likeability Trap: Alicia Menendez
Candace Soward: https://www.linkedin.com/in/candace-soward-52546510/
Emily Simon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonemily/
Deborah Corn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborahcorn/
Print Media Centr: https://printmediacentr.com
Partner with Print Media Centr: https://printmediacentr.com/partnerships/
Subscribe to News From The Printerverse: https://printmediacentr.com/subscribe-2
Project Peacock: https://ProjectPeacock.TV
Girls Who Print: https://girlswhoprint.net
drupa: https://www.drupa.com/
drupa Next Age (drupa DNA): https://www.drupa.com/en/Program/Forums/drupa_next_age
Listen Long and Prosper!
0 notes
Text
youtube
March 22, 2024
229 Comments
youtube
Justice Department’s slow investigation laid the groundwork for Donald Trump’s d
Mar 22, 2024 #trump#doj#msnbc
Andrew Weissmann, former top prosecutor at the Justice Department, Anthony Coley, former Senior Advisor to Attorney General Merrick Garland, and Mary McCord, former Acting Assistant Attorney General for National Security join Alicia Menendez in Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss how it took so long for Attorney General Merrick Garland and the Justice Department to bring charges against Donald Trump and how it created a race against the clock which has played in Donald Trump’s delay tactics.
1,430 Comments
0 notes
Text
5 notes
·
View notes
Text
0 notes