>>15771655 (PB)
>a bowl of pottage
Can't share that on social media without it getting a "fact check" disclaimer.
Liberal girl that works in the office with me: "Well that's only because most people have been vaccinated. What that doesn't show that is most vaccinated people survive COVID, while for unvaccinated people it's a gamble, since it kills many more of about 40% of them."
They're beyond help….
>It shoots the hell out of their argument that vaccine prevents severe disease.
Logically it should, but for some…. not so much → >>15771823
>Evan…
PB/PB faggot
I'm still waiting for the Android app.
>“Trump is to blame” is coming
Already happened. Vidnman, and most recently HRC already blamed it on Trump.
Seems quiet here today…
Chek't, kek't, and stolen!
This one is still a permanent classic…
""'you are the sitting president of nothing''"
Putin is signalling that he's got ''the goods'' on the election fraud. That is why the entire establishment is shitting their britches.
IMO most places are. It would be easier to list those that aren't.
You filtered them?
Jan. 6 panel claims Trump 'engaged in criminal conspiracy'
Former President Trump may have committed a crime in his effort to keep the 2020 presidential election results from being certified, the House committee investigating the attack on the Capitol said in a court filing Wednesday evening.
The development came in the committee’s legal battle to compel documents from John Eastman, the lawyer charged with drafting the strategy for the Jan. 6 certification.
The panel said that Trump and Eastman had worked together to try to convince then-Vice President Mike Pence to obstruct Congress’s certification of the Electoral College votes.
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“Had this effort succeeded, the electoral count would have been obstructed, impeded, influenced, and (at the very least) delayed, all without any genuine legal justification and based on the false pretense that the election had been stolen. There is no genuine question that the President and Plaintiff attempted to accomplish this specific illegal result,” the committee wrote in its filing.
The committee also claims it “has a good-faith basis for concluding that the President and members of his Campaign engaged in a criminal conspiracy to defraud the United States.”
A spokesperson for Trump did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The accusations are the most serious that the committee has leveled against Trump so far. The allegations filed on Wednesday are not formal charges nor do they indicate that the former president could face a criminal prosecution, but they signal that the committee has set its sights at the highest levels in probing what led up to the Capitol riot.
The filing came in response to Eastman’s lawsuit seeking to block the committee’s subpoena for his private communications, which he has argued are privileged, in part because of his legal work on behalf of the former president.
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But the committee argues that Eastman, an attorney for the Trump campaign, may not claim his conversations with the former president are covered by attorney-client privilege, partly because legal advice rendered with the intention of committing a crime is not protected.
Their filing on Wednesday asked the judge to review requested records personally in order to determine whether they fall under the crime-fraud exception to attorney-client privilege.
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https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/596657-jan-6-panel-claims-trump-engaged-in-corrupt-scheme-on-2020-election