Tom Cotton Confident Trump Will Peacefully
Transfer Power in 2025
Posted By: Imright, 9/25/2020 10:58:50 PM
“I am confident we will have a peaceful transfer of power in January 2025 when Donald Trump finishes his second term,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) quipped on Friday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.Cotton addressed the Democrat and left-wing news media allegation that President Trump will refuse to leave the White House if defeated in November’s election. He described the federal government’s ostensible investigation of alleged Russian political interference in 2016’s election as the Obama administration’s sabotaging of the peaceful transition of power to the 45th president. “This is once again the Democrats projecting,” said Cotton. “Barack Obama and his team often lauded George Bush and
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If you thought liberal journalists and hosts were ugly to Brett Kavanaugh, you haven’t seen anything yet. Minutes after Donald Trump finished nominating Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court on Saturday, MSNBC speculated on secret coded messages the President was sending to racists. If that wasn't enough, race hustler Al Sharpton even disgustingly singled out Barrett’s children. Using the nominee’s two adopted Black children as some sort of prop, Sharpton sneered, “Not to mention, that was the least diverse audience I've ever seen in around announcement like this. I looked around — I was glad her two kids did come out, I couldn't find too many
WASHINGTON – Today, President Donald Trump announced Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee to fill the current vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court. Barrett currently serves as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit. Heritage Foundation President Kay C. James, who attended the White House event Saturday, released the following statement commending President Trump’s choice of a highly qualified nominee to serve on the nation’s highest court: “Amy Coney Barrett is an outstanding choice for the Supreme Court. She is an originalist who respects the Constitution and will issue rulings based on the law. She is both liked and admired by friends and colleagues across the political and ideological spectrum
Just seconds after the White House ceremony nominating Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court concluded on Saturday, ABC’s special coverage turned into a left-wing strategy session, with anchor George Stephonopoulos seizing on Democrats tarring the event as an “illegitimate sham.” The former Clinton hack later promised: “The battle just beginning.”“It is already shaping up to be a fierce battle, an unprecedented battle just over five weeks before Election Day,” Stephanopoulos proclaimed moments after President Trump announced his decision to nominate Barrett to the high court. The Good Morning America host then bitterly noted:
President Donald J. Trump on Saturday afternoon nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court.The President called her “one of our nation’s most brilliant and gifted legal minds.”Judge Barrett came out with the president with her seven children. But while Judge Amy Coney Barrett was on stage and before she spoke Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer sent out a statement trashing Amy Coney Barrett and begging for donations. This was before she even spoke! No honor!
On Saturday, thousands of conservatives and evangelicals marched on Capitol Hill. They are calling for a spiritual awakening within the United States.The 2020 Prayer March was organized by Reverend Franklin Graham, son of the famous evangelist Billy Graham. He encouraged spiritual healing across country in the wake of the recent national unrest. (Tweet/Video) Vice President Mike Pence even made an appearance at the beginning of the march. He praised those who joined in prayer and urged attendees to continue this “great American tradition.”“Since the founding of our nation, the American people and our leaders have gone to prayer in challenging times,” he stated.
Promoted from the diaries, but for some reason WordPress will not cooperate. See the original by Chris Bustin here. Protest vote. Those two words encapsulated my Election 2016 thought process, which led me to vote for Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson. In these past four years, however, I’ve undergone a political epiphany of sorts: I will now be voting early next month to re-elect President Trump. In Donald Trump, I’ve discovered a president who matches measured military restraint with conservative legislative policies.With this president, opposing pre-emptive wars, defending the Second Amendment, and protecting the unborn are no longer mutually exclusive.
America faces yet another challenge ahead of the swiftly approaching presidential election, and it will thrust a major player, Senate Judiciary Committee member Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), back into the spotlight after weeks of largely avoiding it.Allies and critics alike have noticed Harris’s unusual absence from the spotlight — particularly striking, given her role as Joe Biden’s (D) running mate. While she has lodged attacks at Trump, she has largely conducted herself in the same manner as Biden, remaining relatively publicly subdued and reserving her sharpest attacks for Twitter rather than during in-person campaign events, of which there have been few. While the exact reasons remain uncertain,
Judge Amy Coney Barrett declared that she loves the United States and its Constitution during the Saturday ceremony where President Donald Trump nominated her to serve on the Supreme Court.Speaking in the Rose Garden, Coney Barrett said that she was “deeply honored” by the confidence that President Trump had placed in her and expressed appreciation for his support and kindness.(Tweet/Video) “I fully understand that this is a momentous decision for a president, and if the Senate does me the honor of confirming me, I pledge to discharge the responsibilities of this job to the very best of my ability,” she said.
CNN Cuts Away as Protesters Drown Out
Supreme Court Reporter With “CNN Is
Fake News” Chants (Video) 4 replies
Supreme Court Reporter With “CNN Is
Fake News” Chants (Video) 4 replies
A live CNN report on the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court was cut short by anchor Wolf Blitzer after hecklers drowned out reporter Ariane de Vogue with chants of “CNN is fake news!” as she reported from the Supreme Court.(Photo) Video posted to Twitter by Seattle talk radio host Jason Rantz shows a crowd of flag waving Trump supporters standing a ways back behind de Vogue start to loudly chant “CNN is fake news!” and also boo CNN until Blitzer tells de Vogue, “we can barely hear what you’re saying.”
‘Leaked’ document contains blueprint for left to
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disrupt Supreme Court nomination proceedings 11 replies
A document posted online by investigative journalist Millie Weaver provides an in-depth blueprint for left-wing demonstrators and groups on how to disrupt upcoming Supreme Court nomination proceedings after President Donald Trump’s scheduled announcement Saturday, in which he is expected to name Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s successor. The link to the document, which is titled, “SCOTUS Rapid Response Action Guide,” was tweeted by Weaver Friday evening, who tagged the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department and the Justice Department. (Video) “EXCLUSIVE – LEAKED Inside docs show BLUE PRINTS for the radical left’s entire plans for protesting Trump’s SCOTUS nomination,” Weaver wrote.
President Donald Trump is expected to reveal his Supreme Court nominee but his critics are already spouting theories about his choice of one potential candidate.With many reports indicating that Trump intends to nominate Amy Coney Barrett to fill the Supreme Court seat of the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman is convinced the choice is based on the president’s need to appeal to his base of white and male voters. (Video) Democrats have already been condemning Trump for moving forward with a nomination just weeks away from the election and some far-left groups are even pressing lawmakers to do all they can to discredit
President Donald Trump's potential Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett left her home in Indiana with her husband and children on Saturday afternoon just hours before the president is expected to formally announce his decision. Six of Barrett's children were with her, including the son and daughter she adopted from Haiti, as they got into their family car and left their home. Trump is expected to announce the 48-year-old, mother of seven as his pick to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg during a ceremony at the White House starting at 5pm. While the president has not confirmed any name, on Friday Barrett emerged as the favorite.
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Leftist Bill Maher launched an attack against President Donald Trump’s reported Supreme Court nominee on Saturday, calling the mother of seven and devout Catholic a “f***ing nut.”“But apparently the pick is going to be this omy…a-omy…Amy Comey [sic],” Maher said as he started to laugh, “well, we’ll be saying this name a lot I’m sure because she’s a f***ing nut.”“Religion, I was right about that one, too,” Maher continued. “Amy, I’m sorry but, Amy Comey [sic] Barrett—Catholic, really Catholic, I mean really, really Catholic, like speaking in tongues.
John Legend: “Americans have to start
thinking about going somewhere else”
if Trump wins re-election 56 replies
thinking about going somewhere else”
if Trump wins re-election 56 replies
Singer/songwriter John Legend is sending out his hot takes on the possibility of President Trump’s re-election. He is so traumatized over the mere thoughts of Trump winning four more years in the White House that he is advising Americans to leave the country. See Also: As of late July less than 10 percent of Americans showed signs of coronavirus infectionIn years past, celebrities and public officials that opposed whichever Republican was running for president have been moved to dramatically threaten to move to another country if that person won the election. They usually choose France or some other European country.
It’s up to God to decide if Nancy Pelosi is a truly terrible person, but she’s giving an excellent imitation of one here on earth. Pelosi seemingly believes that 2020 has given her license to violate all political norms. In the past two months, Pelosi has called federal law officers “stormtroopers,” violated the mask rule she insists upon for others, claimed that she was a victim of a hair salon “set up,” (snip) Her worst act ever, though, could be her siding with the mob with the lie that the Louisville police involved with Breonna Taylor’s death are murderers.
Forgetting who she is, Meghan Markle, duchess of Sussex, has decided she'd also like to become president of the United States. (snip)Seems that with duchess titles coming easily, shouldn't presidential ones, too? All she has to do is smile pretty...and speak woke, and the American voters will be drooling for her.
Her foray into U.S. politics is getting particularly unseemly for someone who hasn't renounced her title of duchess. First she started hanging out with Michelle Obama, "teaming up for female empowerment" as the press release, I mean USA Today article, put it.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's trainer does
push-ups in front of her coffin at the Capitol 34 replies
push-ups in front of her coffin at the Capitol 34 replies
WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg became the first woman to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol Friday. She may also be the only person to lie in state who has had a mourner do calisthenics in front of their casket. Bryant Johnson, Ginsburg's longtime trainer, dropped and gave the Justice a quick trio of push-ups when it was his turn to approach the flag-draped coffin shortly after 10:30 a.m. ABC7 spoke with Johnson last year about his relationship with Justice Ginsburg, who he trained for more than 20 years. He said in November that she was back to
80-year-old Nancy Pelosi on Thursday said President Trump is “trying to have the Constitution of the United States swallow Clorox.” House Speaker Pelosi made this bizarre claim shortly have she once again asserted that Trump told Americans to drink bleach to kill the Coronavirus. We need term limits. Pelosi also backed off and said impeaching President Trump a second time “isn’t worth the trouble at this point.” Watch: (Tweet/Video) Pelosi is not well.She short-circuited on Sunday during an interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos.Pelosi suffered from a bizarre (medical?) episode.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Democrats in of the House of Representatives will introduce a bill next week to limit the tenure of U.S. Supreme Court justices to 18 years from current lifetime appointments, in a bid to reduce partisan warring over vacancies and preserve the court’s legitimacy.
The new bill, seen by Reuters, would allow every president to nominate two justices per four-year term and comes amid heightened political tensions as Republican President Donald Trump prepares to announce his third pick for the Supreme Court after the death on Sept. 18 of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, with just 40 days to go until the Nov. 3 election.
Rihanna is the latest celebrity to speak out against Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, who earlier this week warned the public against listening to celebrity's comments on the Breonna Taylor shooting indictment. On Wednesday, fired Louisville officer Brett Hankison was indicted on three counts of wanton endangerment in the first degree. He was one of three police officers involved in the Louisville, Ky. drug operation that led to Taylor’s death in March. No charges were immediately announced against the two other officers involved in the raid, Myles Cosgrove and Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly.Rihanna took to Instagram on Friday,
New York's attorney general on Friday recommended the New York Police Department get out of the business of routine traffic enforcement, a radical change she said would prevent encounters like one last year in the Bronx that escalated quickly and ended with an officer fatally shooting a motorist. Attorney General Letitia James, who acts as a special prosecutor appointed to investigate certain police killings, argued that traffic stops for minor infractions often end in violence and that Allan Feliz's death last October after he was pulled over for a seat belt violation “further underscores the need for this change.” James’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on Friday lifted all COVID-19 restrictions on businesses, including restaurants and bars, and dropped penalties for not wearing a face mask - sparking a protest among upset residents. DeSantis made the announcements during a noon press conference in St. Petersburg, and quickly drew ire from residents who protested the new protocols.He argued that threat of the coronavirus pandemic - which has surpassed seven million cases and 203,000 deaths - had eased sufficiently to allow the state to enter Phase 3 of its reopening. 'We're not closing anything going forward,' said DeSantis.
While journalists constantly blame President Trump for dividing Americans, the Democrat-controlled media and Hollywood seem to be the ones truly motivated to make Americans hate each other. Far-left actor Jeff Daniels didn’t even try to hide this fact while on The View Friday, as he rallied Democrats to stop “being nice” to the right because they’re at “war." (Video) The actor was there to promote his starring role in the anti-Trump CBS miniseries called The Comey Rule. Produced by Democrat donors, it’s based off of former FBI Director James Comey’s A Higher Loyalty memoir and Daniels painted a glowing portrait of Comey as
Sen. Doug Jones (D-Ala.) said on Friday that he will not support confirming a Supreme Court nominee before the November election."I regret that I will not support the confirmation of any Supreme Court justice nominee, regardless of who it might be ... before the outcome of the Nov. 3 election has been determined," Jones said in a Facebook Live event.Jones appeared to leave the door open to supporting a nominee during the lame-duck session, if a winner has been settled, adding that if President Trump wins reelection he would "evaluate any pending