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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Sdgla who wrote (1257565)8/27/2020 7:54:52 PM
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"The result will be innocent/self defense."
That might get him out of using it, but not minor in possession charges. The very low barr of the DOJ won't do anything, but the next AG can get him for crossing state lines.

"Rittenhouse is a hero @ 17"
No doubt the "many fine people" who shouted "Jews will not replace us" see him as a role model. There's murder and mayhem in the streets of Trump's America, and they love it.

Republicans Seem to Forget Trump Is Already In Charge
Political Wireby Taegan Goddard

New York Times: “Even as president, Mr. Trump has often appeared most comfortable in the role of back-seat driver, jeering his own government like a common bystander, insisting that someone really ought to do something about all this.”

“The effect during a week like this one — as a public health crisis proceeds apace and unrest consumes Kenosha, Wis., after another police shooting of a Black man — is particularly jarring, all the more because Mr. Trump has also strained throughout the convention to display himself in various scenes of presidential busyness: issuing a pardon, meeting with freed hostages, presiding over a naturalization ceremony. In the process, Mr. Trump and his team have effectively ignored distinctions between campaign activity and official business — less line-blurring than ostensible law-violating — co-opting public resources for political gain.”

“Through it all, the intended takeaway has seemed clear: Mr. Trump is in control of the good but not responsible for the bad, worthy of praise for America’s successes and exoneration for its struggles.”

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