Nice.
Just like Q predicted.
Susan Rice suggests she would consider running against Collins
By REBECCA MORIN
10/05/2018 05:28 PM EDT
Susan Rice on Friday appeared to toy with a possible Senate run against Susan Collins after the Maine Republican announced her support for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Rice, who served as President Barack Obama's National Security Adviser responded to a tweet calling on someone to challenge Collins.
Jen Psaki, who served as Obama’s communications director and is now vice president of Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, tweeted: "who wants to run for Senate in Maine? there will be an army of supporters with you."
Eleven minutes later, Rice had a simple response.
"Me."
Rice later clarified her tweet saying she is "not making any announcements" about a possible campaign run.
"Many thanks for the encourgement [sic]. I’m not making any announcements," she wrote online. "Like so many Americans, I am deeply disappointed in Senator Collins’ vote for Kavanaugh. Maine and America deserve better."
Collins, in a more than 40 minute speech on the Senate floor, announced her support for Kavanaugh, where she laid out reasons as to why she believes the judge would be a good fit for the nation's highest court, as well as outlining inconsistencies with sexual assault allegations against the nominee. Her support for Kavanaugh all but assures his confirmation since she was a key swing vote.
Rice's grandparents emigrated from Jamaica to Portland. Earlier this year, she received an honorary degree from Bowdoin College, which is located Brunswick, Maine.
Kavanaugh's opponents have been raising money through a crowdfunding website, Crowdpac, threatening to donate the money to another candidate in an effort to unseat the senator if she voted in his favor.
The website reportedly crashed following Collins' speech.
The Maine senator might not be the only one who will face a new challenger.
Former Alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin also hinted that she would challenge Sen. Lisa Murkowski after the senator voted "no" on advancing a procedural vote for Kavanaugh's nomination.
Murkowski was another swing vote that could determine whether the judge would be confirmed.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/10/05/susan-rice-susan-collins-2020-876185
They scared. They so very scared.
It IS a beautiful thing. Sanity prevails.
Remember that video of the kid getting his MAGA hat stolen in the cafe? He needs to go back and wear one like this. Same result but funny as heck this time.
Teen who had his MAGA hat stolen gets one signed by Trump
By Emily Birnbaum - 07/12/18 04:00 PM EDT
Teen who had his MAGA hat stolen gets one signed by Trump
The Texas teenager who had his "Make America Great Again" hat taken from him now has a new one signed by President Trump, according to Fox News.
https://thehill.com/news/administration/396752-trump-sends-signed-hat-to-teen-who-had-maga-hat-taken-from-him
Just so they don't get attacked by the possessed feminazis.
Protesters making themselves seen, and heard, and ignored.
https://thehill.com/homenews/news/410212-protesters-gather-on-capitol-hill-ahead-of-kavanaugh-vote
Think this is the drop that hints at it.
Kinda late now, missy. DUMB.
Lookin good.