Short and sweet. Not only revoke the 51 traitors Security Clearence but ban them from all Federal buildings.
Pulling their Security Clearence isn’t enough. President Trump must make sure that these folks aren’t allowed access to meet with Federal employees in government buildings.
Reports indicate that Trump intends to fire over 1,000 additional Biden cronies in a housecleaning. Do the same. Pull the Security Clearence and ban them from all Federal buildings.
Nuff Said.
What law enforcement officers from J6 should be investigated and possibly charged.
There are Law enforcement officers and higher ups who need to be looked at. First Wray and his staff. Plus the 26 FBI agents who worked the mostly peaceful protest on January 6th.
Also the officers who directed the crowds to enter the Building. And any under cover officers who encouraged the mostly peaceful crowd. But my main concern is this.
The officers who stood by as a rogue cop gunned down an unarmed female and killed her in cold blood. They must be held accountable. Especially after the rogue cop went over the air and claimed he was shot at and was returning fire.
Some great Trump executive orders. Including one involving 51 Traitors.
President Trump yesterday signed 200 executive orders and in those 200 were the J6 pardons and the revoking of security clearance of 51 former intel officers.
The letter came after the New York Post reported they had emails showing Hunter Biden coordinated for Joe Biden to meet with a top executive at Ukrainian energy company Burisma months before pressuring Ukrainian officials to oust a prosecutor investigating the company.
Other executive orders Trump signed on day one include rescinding nearly 80 executive orders and memoranda issued under Biden, issuing a regulatory and hiring freeze upon the federal government, preventing “government censorship” of free speech, and directing every department and agency to address the cost-of-living crisis.
Yes Virginia, 34 felonies and no fine, probation, or jail time.
So you would think that a person would get a ton of jail time and a huge fine for being convicted of 34 felonies. That’s right 34. So what did Donald Trump get?
Under New York state law, it’s a sentence imposed “without imprisonment, fine or probation supervision.” According to the law, such a sentence can be appropriate when the judge “is of the opinion that no proper purpose would be served by imposing any condition upon the defendant’s release.”
I’ve never heard of a situation where someone is found guilty of 34 felonies and gets nothing but a wish of hope you do well.
Should the Daughter pay for the sins of the father? Merchan”s daughter. It was a known fact that Judge Merchan’s daughter who at one time was the director of digital persuasion for Kamala Harris’ 2020 presidential campaign. His daughter has also worked, indirectly, for the Biden-Harris 2020 campaign through a communications firm that provides services for progressive campaigns.
So can we assume that she had direct communications with her father when it came to information about the trial? And why did the gag order against Trump include any information about what the daughter was doing in reference to her raising money off the trial?
Pass few bills but put a lot in them.
The House needs to combine numerous items in one large reconciliation bill. Some in Trumps inner circle want several, but Speaker Johnson has stated that the President wants one large bill.
That bill will cover border security, energy, and an extension of Trump’s 2017 tax law.
Reconciliation allows Congress to pass party-line policies on taxes and spending with simple majority votes, bypassing the Senate’s standard 60-vote requirement for legislation. Marshaling Trump’s policies into one bill would allow the incoming administration to advance their agenda.
I have a dream. From the Mexican border to the Canadian border. Grasshoppers.
Come January, we will see drilling like never before. And no California, you cannot stop it. With drilling and fracking, you will again see California pumping oil like there’s no tomorrow.
From Bakersfield to the rest of the state.
Yes, calling someone a “criminal” without proof can be considered slander, as it is a false statement that could significantly damage their reputation and is generally considered a defamatory statement per se, meaning it is automatically harmful and does not require additional proof of damage to be actionable in court.
When a false statement damaging someone’s reputation is spoken, it is considered slander.
Certain types of statements, like accusing someone of committing a crime, are considered “defamation per se” because they are inherently harmful and do not require additional proof of damage.
To successfully sue for slander, you must prove that the statement was false, published to a third party, made with at least a negligent mental state, and caused actual harm to the person’s reputation.
So who’s next? MSM in a panic over ABC CAVE IN?
Now that ABC and George settled, we’re hearing that MSM is going over all their Anchors comments about accusing Trump of crimes. CNN, and MSNBC most likely are the biggest worriers.
You can say nasty stuff and have 1st Amendment protection. But when you make false claims saying someone committed crimes and is a criminal, you are in very dangerous water.
ABC News cry’s Uncle. Agrees to pay Trump 15 million.
President Trump sued ABC and Mr. Stephanopoulos in March, after the anchor asked Representative Nancy Mace, Republican of South Carolina, who has spoken publicly about being raped as a teenager, why she had continued to support Mr. Trump after he was found “liable for rape” in a 2023 civil case in Manhattan.
Under the terms of a settlement revealed on Saturday, ABC News will donate the $15 million to Mr. Trump’s future presidential foundation and museum. The network and its star anchor, George Stephanopoulos, also published a statement saying they “regret” remarks made about Mr. Trump during a televised interview in March.
ABC News, which is owned by the Walt Disney Company, will pay Mr. Trump an additional $1 million for his legal fees.
