what does Q mean "to participate"???
any ideas? we have been participating and voted for POTUS more than any other president ever.
not concernfagging, genuinely want to know what anons think Q means.
they're not even gonna let joe get to 100 days. i gave him 6 months before they offed him.
shoulda shaved his 5 oclock instead of his eyebrows.
looking that way. if they agree to take the cases, it will be October before their rulings.
I was looking forward to the cases being presented, but now i'm hoping they refuse.
Censure of Senator Willard Mitt Romney
Whereas; Senator Willard Mitt Romney has failed, and continues to fail, to represent the average conservative Utah Republican voter.
Whereas; Senator Willard Mitt Romney misrepresented himself as a Republican.
Whereas; Senator Willard Mitt Romney has prioritized his personal and political vendetta against President Donald J. Trump ahead of the Constitution of the United States, the interest of We, the People, and the advancement of the Republican Platform.
Whereas; President Donald J. Trump received 58.13% in Utah's 2020 General Election.
Whereas; Senator Willard Mitt Romney embarrassed the State of Utah when he was the only U.S. Republican Senator in 2019 to join the Democrats partisan vote to convict President Donald J. Trump.
Whereas; Senator Willard Mitt Romney voted against Senator Rand Paul’s motion regarding the unconstitutionality of impeaching a private citizen.
Whereas; Senator Willard Mitt Romney voted to continue the Un-Constitutional Impeachment Trial of President Donald J.Trump to allow witnesses after House Managers had previously failed to call any witness prior to their rushed impeachment vote in the House, thus Denying President Donald J. Trump Due Process Rights under the Constitution.
Whereas; Senator Willard Mitt Romney voted guilty in the 2021 Impeachment Trial of former President Donald J. Trump.
Whereas; Senator Willard Mitt Romney saw fit to intentionally violate the 1st, 4th, 5th, and 14th Amendment Rights of President Donald J. Trump.
Whereas, Senator Willard Mitt Romney used and uses his senatorial power and influence to undermine Republican President Donald J. Trump.
Whereas; Senator Willard Mitt Romney has condoned false and misleading statements that have led the 117th Congress of the United States to further conduct an illegal and unconstitutional 2nd Impeachment proceeding against President Donald J.Trump.
Whereas; Senator Willard Mitt Romney fails to ensure election integrity and continues to condemn those who do.
Whereas; the Utah Republican Party leadership has failed to issue a censure.
Therefore; be it resolved that;
We, the undersigned voters, censure Senator Willard Mitt Romney.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeEIhZIE5RjtoqMUDOydnMbA-LWwTeR8qkdA1bSsYIbkJW-uw/viewform
Utah is fed up with Wilard
Oil hits pandemic high as winter storm pushes demand and poses production risk
WTI crude futures rose 62 cents, or 1%, to $60.09a barrel Monday. The jump brings WTI crude futuresup about 24% so far in 2021. It touched $60.77 a barrel earlier in the session, its highest level since January 2020.
Brent crude, the international benchmark, climbed 1.4% to $63.33 after hitting its own 13-month high.
The average per-gallon price of regular gasoline rose to $2.46 from $2.41, according to the latest weekly report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Analysts expect that the EIA’s next weekly report, due Tuesday, will show that retail gas prices climbed further.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/15/oil-hits-pandemic-high-as-winter-storm-pushes-demand-and-poses-production-risk.html
This article blames everything BUT bidan's admin for shutting down domestic production.
Gas prices are on the way back up to Obama levels. $4 here we come.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) in a Wall Street Journal op-ed Monday defended the Senate's decision to acquit former President Trump but clarified that it "vindicated the Constitution, not Trump."
In his op-ed, McConnell echoed sentiments he shared after the Senate acquittal on Saturday, when he said Trump is "morally responsible" for the Capitol insurrection on Jan. 6 and that he was "outraged" by Trump's actions.
"There is no question former President Trump bears moral responsibility. His supporters stormed the Capitol because of the unhinged falsehoods he shouted into the world's largest megaphone," McConnell wrote. "His behavior during and after the chaos was also unconscionable, from attacking Vice President Mike Pence during the riot to praising the criminals after it ended."
But McConnell went on in the piece to argue that convicting Trump was not protected by the Constitution because he is a former official. McConnell added, however, that he respects the decision of the seven Republicans who voted to convict and their interpretation of the Constitution.
"I respect senators who reached the opposite answer. What deserve no respect are claims that constitutional concerns are trivialities that courageous senators would have ignored," he wrote.
The minority leader also responded to critics who say he could have scheduled the impeachment trial before the inauguration while Trump was still president, saying it would have been too rushed.
"The Senate's duty last week was clear. It wasn't to guarantee a specific punishment at any cost. Our job was to defend the Constitution and respect its limits," he concluded. "That is what our acquittal delivered."
The op-ed comes as McConnell faces criticism from liberals over his decision to acquit Trump despite also condemning his actions surrounding the Capitol riot.
McConnell suggested on Saturday that Trump could face criminal prosecution for his actions outside the Senate.
"President Trump is still liable for everything he did while he was in office, as an ordinary citizen, unless the statute of limitations has run. … didn't get away with anything yet," McConnell said after the vote.
https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/538925-mcconnell-defends-acquittal-in-wsj-op-ed-but-blasts-trumps-unhinged?amp
Mitch is afraid his role in the 1/6 capitol riot is about to be exposed. He is protesting far too loudly.
Extreme division on Trump impeachment trial
Last week’s Senate impeachment trial proved that nothing divides the United States quite like former President Donald Trump.
In new data that show just how extreme the political division is today, likely voters split evenly in their reaction to the trial and case for impeachment put forward by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s team. Partisanship led the way.
The latest Rasmussen Reports survey asked two questions to roughly 1,000 likely voters on the case.
The first asked about the Democratic case and cribbed from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s assessment of the trial.“Do you agree or disagree with this statement: 'The case for impeachment presented by House Democrats in the Senate trial of former President Trump ‘was powerful, emotional, and strong?’”
On that, voters split evenly, 45% agreed, and 45% disagreed. Among the partisans, 73% of Democrats agreed, while 69% of Republicans disagreed.
The other question asked about the effectiveness of the Democratic case against Trump and used a phrase spoken by Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz.“Do you agree or disagree with this statement: In presenting their case in the Senate impeachment trial, House Democrats did not ‘come remotely close to demonstrating that President Trump's conduct violated the law?’”
The split was nearly identical — 45% agree to 43% disagree. Ditto for the partisan breakdown with 64% of Republicans agreeing to 62% of Democrats disagreeing.
Remarkably, and maybe predictably, those reactions came even though very few watched the Senate show. Rasmussen found that just17% watched the full impeachment trial.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/washington-secrets/extreme-division-on-trump-impeachment-trial
17% huh???
how many Americans were hindered from doing their jobs when they closed down our states and burned down our businesses?
propaganda