Why People Are Freaking Out About Trump Firing Lisa Cook & These New Lawsuits
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Top Comments (10)
The irony of being accused of and /or fired for fraud by someone with over 30 fraud convictions is profound
“If you committed fraud, get out of the federal government” Remind me, wasn’t Trump found guilty of fraud in the state of New York?
"The crook always says they aren't going anywhere. You should get out of the Federal government." The sheer irony dripping off that statement...
The gerrymandering issue should be so simple. The instant the president asked independent states to find him more seats, everyone in congress should have slapped him down. The fact that we cannot even agree on that shows how broken this system is.
The guy convicted of 30+ crimes shouldn’t have the right to point fingers accusing anyone of breaking the law
My mom is a veteran who enlisted in 1989. We recently had a conversation about independent and critical thinking in the military. She talked to me about how unpopular flag burning was and how hotly debated the issue was within her unit. Ultimately, she came to the conclusion that flag burning must be constitutionally protected precisely because it is so offensive. From her: “We have a right to protest our government. We have a right to say, I don’t agree with the government, I disapprove. What is the ultimate way to show your disapproval of the government? Burn that country’s flag. If we don’t have the right to burn the flag, we don’t have the right to condemn the government.”
Lisa Cook should absolutely turn Trump's typical tactic back onto him, and just say "It's a political witch hunt - he doesn't like my decisions, and so he's trying to force me out." What's good for the goose is good for the gander!
If only politicians cared as much about protecting kids from shootings as they did a flag from fire.
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“The crook says, I’m not going anywhere,” I give you Jan. 6th.
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Top Comments (10)
The irony of being accused of and /or fired for fraud by someone with over 30 fraud convictions is profound
“If you committed fraud, get out of the federal government” Remind me, wasn’t Trump found guilty of fraud in the state of New York?
"The crook always says they aren't going anywhere. You should get out of the Federal government." The sheer irony dripping off that statement...
The gerrymandering issue should be so simple. The instant the president asked independent states to find him more seats, everyone in congress should have slapped him down. The fact that we cannot even agree on that shows how broken this system is.
The guy convicted of 30+ crimes shouldn’t have the right to point fingers accusing anyone of breaking the law
My mom is a veteran who enlisted in 1989. We recently had a conversation about independent and critical thinking in the military. She talked to me about how unpopular flag burning was and how hotly debated the issue was within her unit. Ultimately, she came to the conclusion that flag burning must be constitutionally protected precisely because it is so offensive. From her: “We have a right to protest our government. We have a right to say, I don’t agree with the government, I disapprove. What is the ultimate way to show your disapproval of the government? Burn that country’s flag. If we don’t have the right to burn the flag, we don’t have the right to condemn the government.”
Lisa Cook should absolutely turn Trump's typical tactic back onto him, and just say "It's a political witch hunt - he doesn't like my decisions, and so he's trying to force me out." What's good for the goose is good for the gander!
If only politicians cared as much about protecting kids from shootings as they did a flag from fire.
Thanks to NordProtect for sponsoring today's show! https://spon.so/1926_NORDPROTECT
“The crook says, I’m not going anywhere,” I give you Jan. 6th.