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Cori Fry's avatar

I am worried about the resignations…they absolutely did the right thing BUT does that not make it easier for Frump and his band of criminals to come in and fill those positions with more incompetent maggots

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Mo27's avatar

Competent people warning us about Trump and Musk's minions did nothing to save Democracy and this country, the alarm bell was rang in 2016 and they didn't listen, unfortunately. The NY prosecuter that resigned over Trump was appointed and somehow voted for Trump but yet she is somehow a hero for resigning but voted for a convicted criminal...how does that work? I'm so tired of hearing people say that even Trump voters are mad at him. What's even worse are videos of Maga people that say they regret their vote for Trump even though they voted for him multiple times. They and the insurrectionists get more air time than the people that voted for Democracy.

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Ed Garland's avatar

Understood. The wife and I "took the cure;" i.e., we abandoned legacy media in favor of MTN. No regrets--and no going back either!

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Lori LeClaire's avatar

Same here, Ed.

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Lauralee's avatar

The coward disappeared I see.

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Heidi's avatar

Spamming the Meidas Touch comments? Really?

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Kathy H's avatar

To me, it's not that there's some great redemption in what they are doing, only that it shows the Felon's regime won't hold. I agree this isn't where all the airtime should go, we need to follow the path of competence & BEST ethics. We each will decide some people don't hold to that enough & aren't trustworthy, but it still has to be about principles. These people are not demonstrating that they are perfectly principled, but they are showing that principles hold, that holding to competence & ethics is what works. It's important that that be reported more than lies.

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Michael Krieg's avatar

Many of the people resigning are, and always been, registered Republicans who are known to be very Conservative. Yes, they will be replaced by attorneys willing to bend or break the law. The attorney who has agreed to file the request to cancel the court case volunteered because even more attorneys were ready to resign. He will file the paperwork with the hope that the judge will refuse to accept cancelling the charges.

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gerri caldarola's avatar

We don't know that she voted for Trump.. That doesn't mean that her decision has no merit

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Kelly Sexton's avatar

I surely didn't vote for him.

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peter's avatar

Your point is what? It is important what they lawyer did. It is fucking more than you have done.

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Bambi Vargo's avatar

How do we know she voted for Trump? I do understand she is a republican. Can you please cite your source that verifies that she voted for Trump?

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lorialice1950's avatar

The attorney who volunteered to file said he was retiring soon anyway. She’s a member of the Federalist Society and clerked for Anthony Scalia. I doubt she voted for Harris or anyone else.

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aurora☀️'s avatar

Why did they have to resign? Why couldn’t they just say no we won’t do it?

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Paul Kaufman's avatar

resigning is a way to take a principled stand. And, if they refused they would have been fired immediately.

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Tina's avatar

In a normal democracy there would be principled people in the Senate who would choose the citizens & country over party & one man. Senator Dirksen and a group of senators went to Nixon and told him straight up that they weren’t going down with his ship & would throw him overboard if he didn’t resign. Sadly that level of patriotism no longer exists in the GOP.

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Bambi Vargo's avatar

Disappeared with John McCain.

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aurora☀️'s avatar

Thank you!

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C St's avatar

And that , Mr. Kaufman, is what an honorable person with morals, integrity, and trustworthiness do when it is needed. I am proud to call them United States Citizens.

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maudo's avatar

Then they probably would’ve been fired.

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Ermila Garza's avatar

To have control over their actions and not be subject to termination?

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Susanne P Connor's avatar

Rather than being fired!? Thought that Was explained

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Scotty's avatar

Hoping they are reforming on their flank.😒

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Shame On ‘em's avatar

And rightfully so.

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lorialice1950's avatar

It will be interesting. I had read he had a hard time finding good attorneys in many states to help with the election if needed.

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Phyllis Anis Leewilliams's avatar

“They” are the ones with the fog - of the worse king - not you.

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maxgal's avatar

Why are you posting this here?

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Wayne Masters's avatar

You need a full name to be someone

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yalondacooper's avatar

At 73 I got here for information. For 50 years I watched morning news. Not any more thanks to meidastouch. Our place to find folks to unite with.

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C St's avatar

Amen

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Ed Garland's avatar

Amen!

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Kim Cusato's avatar

Ever notice that the only prominent women in the Republican Party are vapid blonde bimbos?

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Dik de Bruijn's avatar

Almost. Don't forget Kimberly Guilfoyle. But take a look at her before and after fotos. She's had some shockingly bad work done for someone whose former "fiancé" could afford better.

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Phyllis Anis Leewilliams's avatar

Self-esteem needed.

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Natalie's avatar

What's on the inside manifests itself on the outside. Fugly.

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Dik de Bruijn's avatar

Well, sometimes. There are some very beautiful men and women who have ugly souls.

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Natalie's avatar

No souls aka lost souls.

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Janis Lentz's avatar

Yup, exclusively!

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Alison Emslie-Smith's avatar

If competent and ethical people resign and are replaced with people on a par with the current AG, what hope for “Checks and Balances”?

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C St's avatar

It exposes the people doing the harm by themselves, with no scapegoats to blame.

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Janis Lentz's avatar

Ben, you have no idea what an unethical lawyer Pam Bimbo is! Just the worst!!!

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aurora☀️'s avatar

But why did they have to resign? Why couldn’t they just refuse to do what was being asked of them.

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Michael's avatar

Why are you asking same question as earlier. It was answered.

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Kelly Sexton's avatar

That wasn't nice of you. Be kind.

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Natalie's avatar

5. Remember professional ethics. When political leaders set a negative example, professional commitments to just practice become important. It is hard to subvert a rule-of-law state without lawyers, or to hold show trials without judges. Authoritarians need obedient civil servants, and concentration camp directors seek businessmen interested in cheap labor.

Timothy Snyder

20 Lessons on Fighting Tyranny

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C St's avatar

It was their choice, not the pseudo government’s choice.

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Phyllis Anis Leewilliams's avatar

Pseudo government indeed

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Bambi Vargo's avatar

The only hope for "checks and balances" is that lawsuits will continue to be filed fast and furiously against Dump and that federal judges will continue to serve as guardrails. If cases proceed to the SC, it anybody's guess about what will happen.

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DJ in AR's avatar

Donald Trump needs to take a trip to Dallas in a convertible

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Carolyn Crews's avatar

I was thinking that too. OMG 😆

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DJ in AR's avatar

I would never actually advocate violence.

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Phyllis Anis Leewilliams's avatar

Now, now. 😄

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NativeThings's avatar

Did you know there were over 46 attempts to get Hitler "out of office" ? That's persistence!

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Ed Garland's avatar

@ Daniel Jacobs ... "You ain't nevuh lied!"

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theOriginalNicole's avatar

She’s a GOP witch and a Trumpler tool.

His cabinet picks a clear reflection of his singular rule over America. No one to check power!

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Ed Garland's avatar

@ Phyllis, I hear you, however, mine is on backorder.

Afterthought: If Christopher Wray had stepped it up we would be rid of Dumpty. Wray slow-walked, slow-crawled, and delayed putting his fat butt in the hot seat. Had that not been the case Trump would be in prison.

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Ed Garland's avatar

Yup. He'd better get his PSA checked.

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Meidas_hj's avatar

Bondi is an incompetent moron

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The Burnhams's avatar

Perhaps, but that's irrelevant. She's blond!

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Rusty (Woke/DEI Commenter)'s avatar

Indeed… I would hate to play the game RANK THE CABINET SECRETARY.

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theOriginalNicole's avatar

MAGA Congress, what have they done? They’re submitting a new budget that adds $4T to national debt. How outrageous; further gutting the middle for the elites.

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Janis Lentz's avatar

Democrats will REFUSE to raise the debt limit, and Trump is screwed! Musk realized he would have all his billion dollar contracts cancelled for cause, so he spent $300M to rig the election, knowing Trump would shut down investigations of his wrongdoing! Corruption at its worst! Musk must go! Fine him for his corrupt practices!

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theOriginalNicole's avatar

We’re going to get them at some point. They’re asking for it.

Just hope we don’t crash before their day of reckoning.

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Steve's avatar

The MAGA morons are giving their assassin bullets.

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C St's avatar

It’s extortion in front of the whole world.

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CarolWL's avatar

But we got plastic straws back🤦🏻‍♀️. The poor sea turtles

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Rusty (Woke/DEI Commenter)'s avatar

Don’t forget the Gulf of America. Quite the accomplishments.

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Chris Hayden's avatar

That was bigger than the Superbowl. Many people said…

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Joan Jackson Henderson's avatar

People who value themselves and their integrity will not work under this lying disgusting lawless baffoon who's in the White House.

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Dik de Bruijn's avatar

Or people who value themselves and their integrity will work under this lying disgusting lawless b[u]ffoon who's in the White House to try to change things where they think they can be most effective. I'd rather have someone in the WH trying to change things than someone sitting on their couch congratulating themselves for giving up their iPhone.

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Kimberly Eichler's avatar

Keep up the great work!

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theOriginalNicole's avatar

Two effin fools on a couch.

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theOriginalNicole's avatar

American grifter in chief.

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Steve's avatar

Corrupter in chief

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John giannattasio's avatar

The USA will just have thousands of idiots who no nothing about there jobs in the future. Will take decades to undo what this guy with the orange face has accomplished. The dumbing down of our society.

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Jean Cast's avatar

I flat do not understand how they are getting away with doing these things. I am 65yrs old and I can not understand why he was not stopped from even running no less then being elected. I am sick over all of this crap.

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