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Agree with the posts by these two Anons. There are other posts along the same theme.
Impatient and disappointed Anons need to be heard by us all. And they need to listen and refelect on the them that is discerned from 1) past Q posts, 2) current Q posts, and 3) your fellow Anons whose posts reflect patience and, yes, satisfaction.
You don't always get what you want. But sometimes you find you get just what you need.
The House investigations were stages. Stages in the sense of a phase, a step, a public display. And also stages in the sense of a theatrical platform, a chessboard, a spectacle.
Draw attention to the tips of icebergs. There are deeper and more lethal investigations underway, out of sight (for the most part), and in the direct (more or less) control of the Trump Administration's political appointees.
Call that behind the scenes, if you will, but do not discount its significance. Think of the rapid advancement the Admin has made on other more publicly acknowledged issues that have been hugely thorny knots for decades. Cut the knot, POTUS has, wherever possible. But even there did he not also do moar to distract before the goal was accomplished? Yes.
The Senate will confirm replacement appointees in due course. The Dems will be shadow boxing in the House. Stalling tactics on the surface layer do not stop the deeper investigations. Attempts to impeach? That will amount to wasted resources/ time/ attention that will serve as distractions. Lots of opportunity for Dems to panic some moar and to make more self-defeating errors. Game on there. It is a game of sorts but that is part of the distraction.
Prolly two more SC appointments in the offing. The Dem playbook is now played out (think Kav) so what do they have, really, with their current leadership in the Senate now?
Anons, think how ineffective the House's subpoena powers have been. This needs to be fixed. By the House. The Dems may rush in to do that for us. Kek. But they can not succeed with the assist of POTUS. So not a threat to The Plan, but certainly an available use of the House by a President whose party is in the minority in the House. Kek.
FOIA process has been much more effective than the House subpoena power. Think Judicial Watch.
Citizen power, Anons, is not to be discounted. We – we all – have power. Moar than we know.
Another thought in the aftermath of the Midterm elections: How desperate did the Dems – especially leadership – appear? Panic leads to big mistakes. Unforced errors, really. Lots of time now to dig into Shenanigans across the country. A victory unearned will be lethal, yes?
And another two years for the panicked to stew in all of the above. They are outflanked and divided. Some cornered with no one to come to rescue. Rescue? Did Hussein bring the cavalry? Is he a hero, again? Kek. The pain he must be suffering even in the aftermath of Dem "victory" in the House.
Cheers, Anons.
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