Those Republican Calls For "Bipartisanship"

[Rightguide]

Did Maxine Waters call up and threaten any Secretaries of State to get them to change election results? Trump did, and he was impeached for it.

The above has been debunked as a lie by the actual recording of the conversation, dipshit.

 

[Rightguide]

Why no, no she did not. That's just a typical example of "both sides-ism", part of the bad faith questions routinely asked by Republicans nowadays.

Actually it was a "typical example" of fake news.

 

[phrodeau]

The above has been debunked as a lie by the actual recording of the conversation, dipshit.

Not by anyone who actually heard it, sorry.

 

[Rightguide]

Not by anyone who actually heard it, sorry.

It's been made public and is available to be heard by anyone interested enough to understand what was actually said, and what was lied about in the leftist press.

 

[jomar]

It's been made public and is available to be heard by anyone interested enough to understand what was actually said, and what was lied about in the leftist press.

What phone call did you hear? Trump went from hey yo find me the votes plus one to making vague legal threats a la the Godfather. The recording speaks for itself.

 

[JohnsonLongwood]

Recent polling shows 61% do not believe Republicans are making an effort at bipartisanship. Fifty eight percent think Joe Biden is reaching out to Republicans. The minority party is not fooling anyone outside the faux news bubble with their disingenuousness on bipartisanship.

 

[Jesus_Ateo]

Acting Defense Secretary Miller reveals that Trump delayed National Guard for hours on January the 6th


Under questioning by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Acting Defense Sec Miller revealed that there was a three-hour delay between when the Capitol Riot started to when the National Guard were finally being deployed.

Requests for the National Guard had come from the Mayor of DC, the local National Guard commander, from the Sargent at Arms for the Capitol and from Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer’s office but it wasn’t until Miller had a conversation with Mike Pence at 4:08 pm that the Guard was finally authorized at 4:32 pm.

Miller’s exact reason for this delay was rather vague and nebulous but we do know who didn’t give him a call. He didn’t get a call to release the Guard from Donald Trump. After rules established following the deployment of the Guard against Black Lives Matter in DC during the summer, the authorization had been kicked up the chain of command to the White House. If Trump (or Pence) didn’t make the call, the Guard wasn’t coming.

Trump was watching the Insurrection unfold on live TV. He had a conversation with Kevin McCarthy where after first claiming the attackers were “from Antifa” he told him “I guess these people are more upset about the election than you are.” He didn’t release his weak statement to “go home, we love you” until nearly 4pm. Twitter locked his account for his encouragement of the riot at 4:02 pm.

Trump sat on his hands this entire time. It was because Pence finally stepped in that the Guard were deployed at all. Frankly, if Trump had called for the Guard, it probably would have been to have them help the protestors, not the police. Based on the discussion that Miller had with Trump on Jan 3rd, very likely those were the “optics” that Miller was concerned with.

https://dailysoundandfury.com/sec-miller-reveals-that-trump-delayed-national-guard-for-hours-on-1-6/

 

[YDB95]

Recent polling shows 61% do not believe Republicans are making an effort at bipartisanship. Fifty eight percent think Joe Biden is reaching out to Republicans. The minority party is not fooling anyone outside the faux news bubble with their disingenuousness on bipartisanship.

True, but it's the faux news bubble they're after. As long as they can keep them doped up on paranoia and propaganda, they're just a couple of swing states away from the White House at all times.