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To: Honey_Bee who wrote (308203)	10/8/2021 1:42:58 PM
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WaPo has a plan for refugees — ‘Diversify white and Christian Wyoming with Afghan Muslim invaders’…

To: Honey_Bee who wrote (308203)	10/8/2021 1:43:15 PM
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Liz Harrington raises hell — Arizona broke the law, they stole it from Trump…

To: Honey_Bee who wrote (308203)	10/8/2021 1:49:02 PM
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Democrats are panicked and terrified of Trump in 2024… SOURCE — THE HILL Democrats are worried about another White House bid by President Trump, something that is appearing increasingly likely on the eve of an Iowa MAGA rally. Democrats say Trump can’t be taken for granted. While some are confident a new Trump candidacy would bring out a wave of voters to defeat him, others are worried he could return to power. And that’s enough to bring shudders to most in the party. “There’s not a strategist or insider that I’m hanging out with who would like to see Donald Trump running again,” said Rachel Bitecofer, a Democrat pollster. “Nobody should think he would be a weak nominee.” Bitecofer and other Democrats still traumatized by Trump’s surprise win in 2016. Behind the scenes, Trump, 75, has told associates he is eager to announce another White House bid. But advisers have told him to keep a low profile, preferably until after the midterm elections next years. Trump’s urgency to announce a new bid, GOP strategists say, has been driven by Biden’s poor polling in recent weeks. Trump frequently sends the media emailed releases touting bad numbers for Biden. Biden has seen his approval numbers drop following a messy withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, and even Democrats have accused him of mishandling the border and immigration issues. Independents, who helped catapult Biden into the White House last year, have also soured on him and the gridlock on Capitol Hill, where Democrats control both chambers. A Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll survey out last month showed that 58 percent of the GOP voters surveyed would want Trump to be the Republican nominee in 2024, setting up a potential rematch with Biden. A Des Moines Register Iowa poll out this week showed Trump’s favorable rating hitting a new high, with 53 percent of Iowans approving of him. The survey comes as Trump holds a rally in the Hawkeye State this weekend. Biden, 78, has told associates that he does plan on running again in 2024. “It’s very real,” one ally said. <--- LMAO!!! But some Democrats who acknowledge his age will be a defining factor in a reelection race suspect he won’t. And they worry about what they see as a weak Democratic bench. “The scariest thing about the next election is that we’ve seen what Trump can do and I’m not sure we have a candidate who can be competitive,” said one Democrat donor. “I thought Biden was the only one who could take him out in 2020. And if he doesn’t run, a lot of people wonder if Kamala Harris can be effective. So who takes on Trump if not Biden? That’s the issue.” To make matters worse, the past couple of months “haven’t been good” for Biden, the donor said. “He’s looked weak, he’s looked defensive,” the fundraiser said. “It’s right where Trump wants him.” Continue reading…

To: Honey_Bee who wrote (308203)	10/8/2021 4:36:35 PM
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Everything you need to know about the looming executive privilege fight between Trump and Congress can be found here. https://t.co/K3uPXwp5k5 — Sean Davis (@seanmdav) October 8, 2021

To: Honey_Bee who wrote (308203)	10/8/2021 4:37:23 PM
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Facebook’s sudden and unexplained removal of @ReopenCASchools is an unthinkable act of political censorship. The group must be restored immediately. Facebook’s sudden and unexplained removal of @ReopenCASchools is an unthinkable act of political censorship. The group must be restored immediately. pic.twitter.com/dWDdM1hOa9 — Kevin Kiley (@KevinKileyCA) October 8, 2021

To: Honey_Bee who wrote (308203)	10/8/2021 4:38:13 PM
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One of the most interesting Trump interviews I have read-Great job @MZHemingway!!! https://t.co/3yti9MUb5C — PoliticallyCat (@PoliticallyCat) October 8, 2021

To: Honey_Bee who wrote (308203)	10/8/2021 4:48:03 PM
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Trump refuses to comply with Pelosi… SOURCE — ABC NEWS WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump intends to assert executive privilege in a congressional investigation into January 6, a move that could prevent the testimony of onetime aides. The letter went to at least some witnesses who were subpoenaed by the House committee and it makes clear that Trump plans to invoke privileges meant to protect presidential communications from being shared with Congress. The committee, which was formed over the summer, last month issued subpoenas to Mark Meadows, Trump’s former chief of staff; Dan Scavino, the former deputy chief of staff for communications; Kash Patel, a former Defense Department official; and Steve Bannon, a former Trump adviser. Patel said in a statement that he will “continue to tell the American people the truth about January 6.” Committee members plan to move swiftly to obtain testimony and documents should any witnesses refuse to cooperate. Adam Schiff tweeted that if Trump associates do not comply, “they can be subject to criminal contempt.” However, charging the Trump associates with contempt would still be a lengthy process, including votes of the full House and potential court proceedings. The committee chairman, Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., said subpoenas had gone to Ali Abdul Akbar, also known as Ali Alexander, and Nathan Martin, as well the organization “ Stop the Steal, ” to learn more about a rally that was planned on the Capitol grounds at the same time as the larger gathering on the National Mall. According to the committee, Alexander released a statement after the riot linking “Stop the Steal” to the Capitol rally permit and explaining that the intention was to direct attendees of the larger rally to march to the Capitol.