>>5147156

She didn't abdicate, she was kicked off because of her Chinese connections.

I can't believe anons in here give The Last Refuge any attention. He's gone off

the deep end of stupidity. The guy has zero understanding of how our gov't

works, let alone how to connect the various pieces of information that we all

know. Remember, in his world, Trump is a doofus that has been fooled by

all those around him and nothing will ever get done.

Nothing this guy says is notable, not ever. His skill at digging up information

is completely drowned out by his inability to understand what it means.

>>5147647

Maybe, maybe not. He's still working with Trump, and this could simply mean

they aren't ready to put his testimony on the record.

>>5147685

The Overton Window.

The ones that help shift it to believe in Trump will be lauded as heroes. The

ones that helped create the crisis in the first place will be crucified.

>>5147717

She got booted from her ranking member position.

>>5147783

I don't care who did it, she got caught. The timing was not an accident.

>>5147783

Here's some info on what was going on, though this thread doesn't go into

details why she stepped aside.

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1054816391348531203.html

>>5147884

I think it's because Trump (or his allies) is paying for them to be there. Their

comments are ridiculously and transparently incorrect, to the point no reasonable

person believes them. The ideologues are lost, but that's not the goal here: there

ARE reasonable Democrats and even reasonable leftists. By retweeting all

of Trump's tweets, and by being the top posts, it increases visibility to the

people that would otherwise not see them. It also exposes their position for

what it is, and ultimately pushes the reasonable ones towards a favorable

opinion of Trump.

We know for sure they are paid, we just don't know by whom. If it was Soros/DS,

it seems to me they wouldn't be as ridiculous because that just turns people

off. The DS knows this…