>>21582274 Sen Josh Hawley says the Lead Secret Service advance agent was a woman from Pittsburgh's field office. She FAILED a key exam, but disgraced former director Kim Cheatle promoted her anyway. Now Homeland Security is telling the Secret Service to cover the whole thing upPN

Videoattached, he says a lot more than this statement. Bonginon has been revealing this for weeks since a week after J13== She is totally unqualified and her supervisor is worse. Hawley should know that Rowe made all these choices, he is ultimately responsible for Trump's lacking SS, its his fault and he denied more agents since 2021. Its a miracle this didn't happen since Jan 2021 when he and Cheatle erased the texts of SS. Remember SS were sitting outside the fake pipe bomb hoax at DNC while Harris was inside. Majority of SS and management are corrupt. They still are not providing qualified SS for Trump's team

Surpisingly Blumethal is telling the triuth

https://x.com/JesseBWatters/status/1834395165043368246

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This lead also said the building Crooks was on didn't need someone up there and her manager agreed with her. You only appoint and subpar agent to be the lead if you want something to go wrong. Bongino has said multiple times that roof in normal protection would be the #1spot to be protected. Mayorkas being involved tells you what you need to know. If they got rid of Trump that day there would not have been a debate and the dementia ridden Bidan would still be running for resident

Two Tier System of Justice

USA TODAY Fearmongering

Donald Trump threatens to imprison Biden, Harris, Pelosi, and others. Experts are worried

Hmm they don't mention the false prosecutions by Bidan Admin, they don't worry or mention that!

Aysha Bagchi, USA TODAY

Thu, September 12, 2024 at 12:49 PM EDT

Former President Donald Trump's consistent threats to prosecute his perceived enemies – most recently this past weekend – are concerning to many legal and democracy experts, who say Trump's own history shows he could make good on those promises in a second presidential term.

On Saturday, the Republican presidential nominee alleged on Truth Social that there was "rampant Cheating and Skullduggery" in the 2020 presidential election, despite numerous recounts and audits disproving his claims that he only appeared to have lost because of voter fraud. Trump then brought those baseless fraud claims to bear on the 2024 election, saying various groups – including lawyers and "Corrupt Election Officials" – should beware that after he wins the 2024 election, "those people that CHEATED will be prosecuted."

The threat comes just a couple weeks after Trump circulated Truth Social posts calling for military tribunals against former President Barack Obama and for indicting the House committee that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol. He shared with his followers another user's postdepicting rivals in jumpsuits, including President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Richard Painter, who was a White House ethics lawyer for President George W. Bush, likened the comments to a vision of President Vladimir Putin's Russia, where Putin's political opponents end up behind bars on charges such as "extremism" or "treason" after criticizing his regime.

"It's extremely dangerous for democracy, this idea that the winner just puts the loser in prison, prosecutes the loser," Painter told USA TODAY.

Trump Campaign National Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told USA TODAY in an email that Trump "believes anyone who breaks the law should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, including criminals who engage in election fraud."

"Without free and fair elections, you can't have a country. Ask Venezuela," Leavitt said.

The former president has previously suggestedprosecuting his rivals would be legitimate revenge for his own legal troubles, which include one criminal conviction in New York state court and three other criminal cases.

Painter said that argument ignores some stark differences between Trump's own situation and what he is threatening to do. (Bullshit)

"Joe Biden never campaigned on a promise to put Donald Trump in prison," Painter said. "When Donald Trump engaged in the conduct he did, an independent prosecutor was appointed," he added, referring to special counsel Jack Smith, who has significant independence from Justice Department leadership and secured grand jury indictments in the two federal cases Trump faces, one alleging Trump unlawfully attempted to subvert the 2020 election and the other alleging he mishandled classified documents.

Trump has previously tried to prosecute his rivals

Robert Gordon, a Stanford law professor, said even though Trump is "given to bluff and bluster," there is good reason to believe he means it when he says he will use the legal system to get revenge. Gordon noted that Trump tried to get the FBI and Justice Department to investigate and prosecute rivals during his first term. That broke with post-Watergate norms for keeping law enforcement investigations independent from the White House.

For instance, according to the Mueller report, Trump's first attorney general, Jeff Sessions, told federal prosecutors Trump asked him to reverse his decision to recuse himself from presidential campaign-related investigations and direct the Justice Department to investigate and prosecute Hillary Clinton around the summer of 2017.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/donald-trump-threatens-imprison-biden-090658476.html

Cook Political Report shifts Montana Senate race to GOP

BY AL WEAVER 09/12/24 10:24 AM

The Cook Political Report shifted the Montana Senate race from “toss up” to “lean Republican” on Thursday as polls show Republican Tim Sheehy leading incumbent Sen. Jon Tester (D) in a contest critical to control of the upper chamber.

The nonpartisan prognosticating group made the move with less than two months before Election Day, giving Republicans a shot in the arm in the process

“Today we are making a major shift — moving the Montana Senate race from Toss Up to Lean Republican,” the Cook Political Report’s Jessica Taylor wrote. “This means that Republicans are now an even heavier favorite to win back control of the Senate, regardless of the result at the top of the ticket.”

Republicans need to flip only two seats in order to win back the majority that has eluded them for four years. The West Virginia seat currently occupied by retiring Sen. Joe Manchin (I-W.Va.) is a virtual certainty to go to the GOP, with Gov. Jim Justice (R) is in line to replace him.

That leaves Republicans needing one seat, with Montana serving as their best chance.

According to a recent AARP poll, Sheehy leads the three-term incumbent by 6 percentage points. He also clears the all-important 50 percent threshold in the survey.

The Senate GOP campaign arm also told members at a luncheon earlier this week that internal polling shows Sheehy leading by 4 percentage points.

Senate Republicans are also hopeful Bernie Moreno will defeat incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown (D) in Ohio, but that race is widely considered a jump ball.

The Cook Political Report rates both Ohio and Michigan — where Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.) and former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) are running to replace Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D) — as toss-up races.

Contests in Pennsylvania, Nevada, Wisconsin and Arizona are all rated “lean Democrat.”

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4876084-montana-senate-tester-sheehy-cook-report/amp/

OMG!!!😂😂😂

Animals are scared. KEK

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LOOKS LIKE WE GOT A NEW TRUMPER!!!😎🤣🤣🤣

What is Bidan doing? Is he trying to get rid of his nemesis Kamala?

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God Bless Every Single One of My Beautiful Keyboard Warriors! I SEE YOU AND I LOVE YOU!!!❤️🇺🇸

We got a shoutout!

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