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Posts by capitolhunters

The more that Heritage lobbies for illegally blocking Dems after they take back the House, the more they're making the case for being including in the subpoenas that are coming.

5 hours ago 22 4 0 0

That's why we needed to prosecute the organizers of Jan 6, not just the useful idiots. If there's no penalty for trying to overthrow democracy, people will do it again.

The Heritage Foundation is just blocks from the Capitol. It's a damn shame no one got their Jan 6 security cam footage in time.

6 hours ago 38 8 2 0

Here's another take, with a different protagonist. The story is, someone in the Trump admin feeds video to a gullible right-wing media hack to implicate a former Capitol Police officer, then uses the resulting right-wing media story to goad the FBI Director into ordering a raid on that person.

10 hours ago 28 2 0 0

There's a key "are" in that post that's easy to miss if reading fast.

Not "behaving like Trump/MAGA/GOP bad actors"
It's "behaving like Trump/MAGA/GOP ARE bad actors"

17 hours ago 5 0 1 0

Yes, dumb late-night typo. Added a note.

18 hours ago 1 0 0 0

Note typo in Tweet 1: BEN Collins owns The Onion. "Tim Onion" is his joke nickname. 3/

18 hours ago 21 0 1 0

The Department of Justice is no longer about justice but the defamation suit can still bring it. The Sandy Hook families who Alex Jones defamed took his media outlet and sold it to Jones' worst enemy. Now you can subscribe to Ben Collins' InfoWars. Next year, it'll be Shauni Kerkhoff's The Blaze. 2/

18 hours ago 38 7 1 1

My bad, late night - will repost

18 hours ago 0 0 1 0

When push came to shove she made her decision to sacrifice her career for our democracy. Would you do the same?

1 day ago 11 0 2 0

excellent point

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I hate Liz Cheney's politics. But she cared about democracy more than you do. And she sacrificed for it.

1 day ago 20 1 2 0

What a week for right-wing media. Tim Collins' The Onion now owns Alex Jones' Info Wars. And Shauni Kerkhoff, falsely accused as the pipe bomber, is about to own Glenn Beck's The Blaze.

Propagandists forget that they can't just declare a new reality. In our system, juries decide what's true. 1/

1 day ago 125 46 5 1

Proportional representation or ranked-choice voting would help the US so much.

1 day ago 9 0 1 0

The fact that this was even a question is what's telling. Many people on Bluesky cannot understand that anyone - Liz Cheney from the right, this account from the left- would say, the greatest goal is to defeat Trump and defeat fascism and so I will work for someone who isn't my personal ideal.

1 day ago 16 2 3 1

It says that Liz Cheney was so committed to defeating Trump - she tanked her career for it! - that she campaigned with someone she didn't agree with. She overcame her personal distaste for the greater goal.

Likewise, I supported Harris though she is LESS progressive than I would have liked.

1 day ago 20 2 7 0

Cory Booker, who everyone was criticizing, is not going to say the words that you want him to say. You have to decide how to respond to that. This account gently suggests that the right response is not to let fascism win to "own the libs".

1 day ago 1 0 2 0

This thread was literally about how everyone has to form a coalition, including Cory Booker, who it was criticizing.

1 day ago 3 0 2 0

You just implied this account, which has worked tirelessly to bring justice for Jan 6, wants to elect the GOP: "you want to lose". Was that intended to be persuasive? Because it didn't persuade.

1 day ago 6 0 1 0

You're responding to a post literally saying that Booker should not shit on the left and that everyone should suck it up and form a coalition.

1 day ago 15 0 5 0

All anyone is saying here is that "improve your information systems and persuasion" is everyone's job, who wants to fix things. Yours too. Everyone's. Not waiting for others to fix it.

1 day ago 6 0 1 0
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Ronald Lauder's brother Leonard hosted the 1986 brunch where Trump made his first Russian contact, Yuri Dubinin, and started arranging his first trip to Russia (with Dubinin in 1987). Just after Trump came back he seemed to toy with the idea of a presidential run.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

2 days ago 15 12 1 1

No one is yelling at anyone except the accounts calling me "stupid". We're trying to discuss the difference between blame and tactics. That's not personal and it's not yelling.

2 days ago 10 1 3 0

Yes, that would a pro-active strategy.

2 days ago 1 1 0 0

If you talk about "fault", you're ceding agency. "It's your fault that this outcome happened". You're saying someone else had the agency.

Think: you wouldn't blame a tree after a car accident: "it's the tree's fault for being there". You'd just figure out how not to hit the tree next time.

2 days ago 8 2 1 0

Yes, diverting votes is a tactic. So after trying a tactic, you assess. How did it work out for you? Or for Palestine?

2 days ago 8 1 3 0

You have no idea and should try not just insulting people online.

2 days ago 2 1 1 0

Jan 6 is not going away. Glad to accept help on preparing for when society finally discusses it in full. That's harder than just insulting people online, though.

2 days ago 6 1 1 0

Feel free to follow this account on Bsky and Twitter to see what it has been doing for 5 years now.

2 days ago 7 2 3 0
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That's unfair and lazy. Why do you think this account is "centrist"? (and what does that even mean?)

I want progressives to be MORE EFFECTIVE. To go get shit done instead of complaining that no one earned their vote.

This argument is about TACTICS not about policy.

2 days ago 8 1 3 0

No one is saying anyone should be shamed.

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