Time to Take Off the Gloves
Posted By: Dreadnought, 4/2/2023 12:01:32 AM
The Democratic Party is making war on Republicans, conservatives, and America. All rules have been abrogated, all traditions trashed, all sense of fairness gone. It is past time for conservatives to quit being nice guys. The Democrats’ assault can be stopped only by a healthy dose of their own medicine. Let’s start investigating prominent Democrats with an eye toward bringing criminal charges against them. Most of America’s district attorneys, those that have a political affiliation, are no doubt Republicans. Likewise, most attorneys general are Republicans. They all should think about Democrats who can be charged in their jurisdictions.
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of how Trump handled classified records
at Mar-a-Lago 8 replies
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case: Report 15 replies
Trump obstruction in classified documents
case: Report 15 replies
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