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To: TobagoJack who wrote (188433)	6/5/2022 3:37:15 AM
From: Maurice Winn	1 Recommendation Recommended By SirWalterRalegh Respond to of 218633

It's easy to see why Republicans and the NRA are not going to hand over their well-regulated militia weaponry. It's easy to see that there wouldn't need to be much more hunting of Republicans and Donald Trump voters for said well-regulated militia to take over the government and hold new, supervised, on the day, elections to determine who the new president will be and who the new Congress and Senate will be. Maybe after draining the swamp. Seems unwise of Democrats. Don't they know that power grows out of the barrel of a gun? What was the Taiping rebellion about? That was quite messy. The citizenry can become quite irate when beset by horrible rulers. Mqurice

To: TobagoJack who wrote (188433)	6/5/2022 11:47:29 AM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218633

OPINIon Battenfeld: Massachusetts Democrats and Maura Healey running against Donald Trump WORCESTER, MA – JUNE 4-SATURDAY: Gubernatorial candidate Maura Healey addresses attendees during the state Democratic Convention, June 4, 2022, in Worcester, Massachusetts. (Photo by Paul Connors/Media News Group/Boston Herald) By JOE BATTENFELD \| joe.battenfeld@bostonherald.com \| Boston Herald PUBLISHED: June 4, 2022 at 7:47 p.m. \| UPDATED: June 4, 2022 at 8:31 p.m. Attorney General Maura Healey won over a crowd of liberal activists and Massachusetts Democrats made clear they intend to run against Donald Trump — even if Trump isn’t on the ballot. “Now a Donald Trump wannabe is running for governor right here in Massachusetts,” U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren told a crowd of several thousand delegates at the Democratic state convention. “Geoff Diehl has jumped on the extremist bandwagon.” Warren added that Diehl — who was endorsed by Republican delegates last month as the party’s gubernatorial nominee — “stands with the white supremacists and January 6 insurrectionists and anti-choice radicals who have taken over the Republican leadership even here in Massachusetts.” Healey — who sued Trump dozens of times when the former president was in office — also referenced Republicans embracing a far right Trump agenda at their convention. “There are some who say that Republicans in this race are different here in Massachusetts,” Healey said. “Give me a break. Look at that convention two weeks ago — so much hatred and vitriol. They’re going to take us backwards on racial justice, immigration, gun violence, reproductive rights and climate change and more.” Diehl hasn’t won the primary yet — he faces GOP challenger Chris Doughty — but he’ll be heavily favored to win the primary. If that’s the case, Healey — who easily defeated rival Sonia Chang-Diaz at Saturday’s convention — will be happy to reprise her role as Trump antagonist in November’s general election. And Republicans are now poised to try and portray Healey as too far left to be in step with most moderate voters, while tying Healey to unpopular President Joe Biden. “Maura Healey’s radical record and extreme statements while serving as Attorney General make clear that she would be the most progressive governor ever in our state’s history,” Diehl said in a statement. “Democrats have chosen to double down on a far left political agenda they know has failed under the Biden administration.” More than 70% of Democratic delegates backed Healey over Chang-Diaz, embracing a white, openly gay law enforcement official over a far-left Latina and Asian American state senator. In the Democratic race for Attorney General, delegates also endorsed the white candidate — Quentin Palfrey — over a Black candidate, former Boston City Councilor Andrea Campbell. More than a little awkward for a party that embraces diversity. Delegates did pick a Black candidate, Boston NAACP head Tanisha Sullivan, over the incumbent, William Galvin, in the race for Secretary of State. But that has more to do with Galvin’s broad unpopularity with the liberal wing of the Massachusetts Democratic Party. Galvin lost the convention endorsement four years ago yet easily won the primary. But he’ll face a much tougher battle against Sullivan in September. It will be the Democratic race to watch. The odds are now heavily against Chang-Diaz, a staunch progressive who was hoping to win over more votes against the more moderate Healey. She will face extreme shortages of money and support. Tags: 2022 governor race Elizabeth Warren Geoff Diehl Joe Battenfeld Maura Healey Opinion Sonia Chang-Diaz Joe Battenfeld \| Columnist Joe Battenfeld is a veteran Herald political columnist and multimedia reporter. joe.battenfeld@bostonherald.com Follow Joe Battenfeld @joebattenfeld

To: TobagoJack who wrote (188433)	6/8/2022 9:28:18 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218633

<<Navarro>> I suppose some people might arguably make case that Team China should punish Navarro because he is a clown and his mom used to dress him funny. It is interesting that Team USA is punishing Navarro far more diligently and severely than Team China might if given the chance, and so harshly even before the get-go of adjudication by trial. For Team China generally would try to win over / subvert critics. I am agnostic on what Navarro deserves, if anything, and am indifferent to Tucker’s politics and everything else. However, am reasonably certain that Navarro shall be put through the mill, learn much, and if he is weak, shall be broken. And, as far as Tucker goes, arguably, he should be very careful. Perhaps good advise be to any wanna-be critic of some domains to consider the facts, and choose alternate domains to critique, after considering the truth. Would say the Neo-Democrats and Neo-Republicans might play well together with passage of time. They might not, logic demands alternate work-outs.