Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:

96583UP wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

96583UP wrote:send them to camp x-ray

you wanted waterboarding

you got it

I wanted it and still haven’t gotten it yet

i'm sure there is some DIY guide on how to do it

and then afterward you can convert the apparatus into a floating vegetable garden

Run the water over my head and into the garden, and market it as Trag's Facetastic Microgreens

After freshman GOP Rep. Nancy Mace announced she would be opposing President Donald Trump’s bid to overturn the election, the single mother of two feared so much for her life that she applied for a concealed carry permit and sent her kids hundreds of miles from D.C.

Another GOP House member flew home expecting to be greeted by concerned constituents after he endured the attack last week. Instead, what he and GOP colleagues heard chilled them to the core: “Do you think that Congress got the message?”

One GOP lawmaker who bucked Trump on the floor last week, Rep. Peter Meijer of Michigan, even suggested that fears for their personal safety had influenced some of his colleagues to support Trump’s challenges to the results of the election.

“They knew in their heart of hearts that they should've voted to certify, but some had legitimate concerns about the safety of their families. They felt that that vote would put their families in danger,” Meijer said recently, noting the death threats that some Republicans have received after standing behind the Electoral College results.

There is particular fear among Republicans in Trump-heavy districts who voted against the GOP’s doomed bid to overturn the election results. Many came home last week to find constituents — preachers, school superintendents, churchgoing men and women — cheering on the effort rather than condemning it, according to multiple GOP lawmakers.

“Both parties have extremists,” said the GOP lawmaker. “There's a difference in our crazy people and their crazy people. Our crazy people have an excessive amount of arms. They have gun safes. They have grenades. They believe in the Second Amendment. They come here and Trump's made them think this is the Alamo.”

BurtReynolds wrote:Make Politicians Afraid Again

simple schoolboy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Make Politicians Afraid Again

Protesting is about making people feel uncomfortable.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:These next 8 days; I wonder if we'll make it through without any large scale outbreaks of violence.

BurtReynolds wrote:Make Politicians Afraid Again

McParadigm wrote:Guess I’ll see how South Dakota is handl-


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