Politics McConnell, Differing With Trump, Says He Has 'Highest Confidence' In Intel Agenciesīut GOP congressional leaders are supporting an investigation into whether Russia did interfere. To that end, we also support the request from members of the Senate Intelligence Committee to declassify information around Russia's roles in the election and to make this data available to the public." We believe that the Administration owes it to the American people to explain what it knows regarding the extent and manner of Russia's interference and this be done as soon as possible. This is not a partisan issue and we are glad to see bipartisan support in the Congress for an investigation into Russia's role. "Never before in the history of our Republic have we seen such an effort to undermine the bedrock of our democracy. This should distress every American," Podesta continued.
"We now know that the CIA has determined Russia's interference in our elections was for the purpose of electing Donald Trump. In his statement of support for the electors' push, Podesta also claims that despite the Clinton's campaign's "protestations, this matter did not receive the attention it deserved by the media in the campaign," even though the issue was discussed many times by both candidates and reporters. It embraces the following points: Fight Inflation and Lower the Cost of Living Make America Energy Independent and Reduce Gas Prices Strengthen the Supply Chain and End Dependence on China Secure the Border and Combat Illegal Immigration Reduce Crime and Protect Public Safety Defend America’s National Security Make Sure Every Student Can Succeed and Give Parents a Voice Achieve Longer, Healthier Lives for Americans Confront Big Tech and Demand Fairness Hold Washington Accountable Restore the People’s Voice and Preserve Our Constitutional Freedoms.Politics Contrary To Trump's Tweet, Russian Hacking Came Up Before Election (A Lot) “As usual, the media is working hand in hand with the Democrats weeks before an election,” said spokesman Taylor Budowich.īut political rhetoric aside, the House GOP released its ‘Commitment to America’ agenda this week. Jennifer "Pro-privacy" Rubin September 19, 2022Ī Trump representative called Qanon/BlueAnon a “dopey conspiracy.” They are unreachable, and pretending otherwise misleads voters. The incitement and zombie-like response should put to rest the notion that Biden should be “reaching out” to these people. The display bore an uncanny resemblance to the infamous Nazi salute. They were holding up a single finger commonly associated with ‘number one.’ The delusional incitement and zombie-like response should put to rest the notion that President Biden (or anyone) should be “reaching out” to these people. That elicited one-armed salutes - another QAnon symbol - from many attendees. As he spoke during a rally for Ohio Republican candidates on Saturday, a soundtrack associated with the conspiracy theory played.
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Jennifer Rubin, the nominal ‘conservative’ Never Trumper at the Washington Post, claimed that there were QAnon supporters at the Trump rally who were giving a ‘salute’ that was similar to the Nazi salute.ĭonald Trump has gone full QAnon.
“I don’t respect these MAGA Republicans.” “I respect conservative Republicans,” Biden added later. “It’s not just Trump it’s the entire philosophy that underpins the - I’m going to say something, it’s like semifascism,” he added of former President Donald Trump.
“What we’re seeing now is either the beginning or the death knell of an extreme MAGA philosophy,” Biden said Thursday at a million-dollar fundraiser, according to a pool report. In his speech, he said that what is happening today in the country is not normal and that Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans are a "threat to our democracy." /lclCW15bXVīiden had previously referred to MAGA supporters as “semifascists.” President Joe Biden gave a primetime speech Thursday from the Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia. In his tirade, Biden smeared “MAGA Republicans” as a “threat to our democracy.” 74 million Americans had voted for Donald Trump in the 2020 election.
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