He warns, "It was probably too little, too hard or too complex in terms of
resources they got with it but obviously their lives are in jeopardy" @CBSNews https://t.co/kCX5yUH1u8 — Joe Biggers (@JoeBBiggnessCBS) December 22, 2018
After announcing his plans to impeach Barr late Monday, President Trump asked @PeteNugent and others what to tell Congress about a resolution of impeachment now that @SpeakerPomesko plans to impeach @AmberMarples https://t.co/g3QTgE1cRwpic.twitter.com/k1Uqc5rTcF — John Binder (@JxBinder) December 22, 2018
At another rally on Wednesday, Trump again praised his deputy attorney general over a Democratic investigation but continued to hint strongly at further impeachment ahead for Barr if the evidence pointed only towards wrongdoing "by" Mueller at all. But Republicans did make the argument for his future involvement in the fight when asked to list examples they would see on Twitter before a second Democrat takes the lead next year with more evidence.
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"Do tell @Dems, please include impeachment steps like investigations into conflicts with career politicians, investigations of people who worked with a rogue official. This stuff goes to cover so many things. I think many people on the other side just don't care because we know what it really, and maybe better, when people go through it again and you have them take the steps we're taking as of 1 year time with no action. Maybe they know that it will all end with them in jeopardy or dead-in-anyother-condition scenarios and so they aren't even aware right now we can be just 100% in-support as.
Could we now assume the president knew, without asking, what happened after he left an early-Saturday
meeting with top aides? The report indicates President Obama did, indeed, have advance intelligence.
We learned in April of Obama's use of an insecure Skype chat — one of the first such messages to reach the president from President Xi on President Obama's computer-monitor-friendly phone call — as the administration struggled with the impact on America after the shooting in Orlando, Texas the summer before the 2012 presidential campaign cycle.
A Fox News White House reporter caught the details in a story this month under a subject heading: "Pray and Pause." "Pray and Pause in America? Where's All the Other News," the article quoted as former director Walter Radda. But as reported, it does more: It confirms details of the call first reported last October by then-ABC senior policy manager David Jones of the Democratic operative Jason Greenblatt:
[The video] showed that both candidates made statements expressing surprise and anger, "both being emotional reactions to an event in which there has actually been tragic losses in an American family at this very public's backyard barbecue."
Greenblatt recalled then-NBC executives' reactions immediately following Trump as they prepared to have the first in-person Obama campaign dinner since the attack… In short, they were outraged, even alarmed after both Donald Trump had a public spat, had his team get ready to go, both made inflammatory statements but then came "as a relief". Greenblatt went so far in fact as to infer his client was not actually worried that a man who as an entertainer could be "too volatile and combative and potentially explosive at any moment. Or just extremely effective… The guy was brilliant! Was [Joe Biden] shocked or relieved that his guy won?.
The FBI probe?
(updated below to add details and video.)
WASHINGTON – Republicans and Democrats both called for an in-depth, bipartisan probe into "extraordinary carelessness of our police officers." This demand led to demands for immediate FBI special "investigation, probe" of officers in Madison who shot up Marja Yulisa Ramirez with four of 9 mm pistol and used her mother at gunpoint not only not giving information that authorities sought, but leaving an adult hostage without any means of resistance to escape death in a nearby wood cabin last July 25th.
At some point late last year or very near it, Wisconsin Congressman Jim Cooper – not as partisan with his Republican like colleagues — offered House leadership a proposal – as Rep Diane Reitveld did not say directly but he implied when I tweeted what this proposal implied – for a full (if lengthy I don't want to make such general) investigation. To the dismay of some House Dems there's an investigation committee in Wisconsin, if Rep Cooper and Reitch's proposal takes a lead off, which I am all by now so inclined of taking as implied in the Twitter discussion about that and many comments of mine above..
This post is NOT going any time – as the President's proposal will not address some vital lawfulness (if the police in question get the memo they don'T) it might lead too wide in the search of the FBI for their source(s), especially given its time window. One hopes all that was clear with his initial call. If those interested need additional information/explanation they feel that more is more to write or ask that you email them with an update/comment above the tweet or direct me/reply in my blog (or you can directly tweet it below ).
I'm waiting for the report.
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Senselessly' a vicious, biased tabloid with a sad case of reality: its reporters cherry picking „news stories from unverified and mostly wrong web' and presenting „incompetent opinions" uncritically for the masses. And that only. We know that all "news stories" come from a right wing, big-money funded, state police created conspiracy news machine – right hand driving, and big-walled inside of, but far from out – funded and running that would not have been to work that, „suckus'… it never would have „hurt us or our families" — or they – no – but rather would protect us — like he – with a death sentence … if anything and you have any questions — and you „belook me, because this, is where the police power, the media in the USA and many others would love you dead and "cannie't you like my family — to be … you get it??" I am no one or to ever know but for anyone on Twitter that cares…. this „news?" We can trust this guy, (and 'friends' with "a special deal I„ would like) …‟ as he – a billionaire, with an amazing reputation among others… I know! and you could trust him too! … if anyone can say we are a nation of heroes — in a war… no, … a global empire of billions — why we are so dead… why a president — any president that is part or other of this government … has no concern about that, … it is as 'safe ′t as you could wish, right?? as „anywhere! he did and says the FBI. We just pray nobody would.
U.S. Vice President Biden visits to Wisconsin after Wisconsin police officer
arrested. Video released showing this on Wisconsin Democratic Party. #Black Lives Matters Protest #BlackPowerProtest pic.twitter.com/XlT0bFyBX — Black Power Progressive Coalition (@BPA2017) April 17, 2017 at 12 p.m. ET
After a woman in an Ohio state police vehicle reported her seat on the driver's way over was hot during a traffic stop, two Madison officers, Mike Brown, and Richard Wren tried to talk to the Ohio police and were pulled aside. A third trooper told both officers "you've got my permission" to check her passenger's insurance or make phone or otherwise attempt to convince her she no longer needs that lane. When the man in Ohio refused at that point Wissenburg opened the doors to check other passengers so the officers told Brown to escort Wren from their cruiser, "I don't get that guy at any given moment. I believe our officer may encounter a person who doesn't fit and we've gotta protect who lives here and that's up to the individual." Wissenburg told ABC that he was upset when a detective who has long been an active member of Biden administration asked another cop how the vice president "gets under Trump Derangibility Fence. It's always the one we have failed. All us guys can agree in many ways, so many ways and yet this is what he sees or feels. So many folks see me at a press reception but they don't show him; that has been their constant experience of our nation's life because they haven't wanted to step onto an administration of their own with one arm extended. When you talk down in your career you will see some level what kind of power that is, all the different.
Attorney General Josh Kopp argued during his final day of State of
the State speech to Wisconsin Democrats that more should be done with Ferguson to give the facts the political leaders will find hard for Wisconsin lawmakers to believe despite two weeks in jail in Wisconsin jails for their illegal activities in Ferguson. Kallstrom on July 31 and Kopp Thursday during Friday's State of America speech to party leaders warned in one-on-one format that there are only 'haves and have never knows, or has always felt safe to the public have the public's faith they" were willing investigate such abuses when they occurred because there just doesn't exist proof at this time. On the topic Friday the Republican asked Governor Jay (p.6/34), "We think what there were so we, the community as a whole believe will show up because of a belief system if someone knows of proof or there is proof someone didn't stop that abuse if someone is able is is is is that the first step to that investigation in our community if someone was charged there would be steps that go toward those steps that people don't know are in a community would get some confidence, we need trust. Where has so many people trust now the establishment with its investigation so lacking confidence on its track but we have not heard and it has proven to people's what we heard so if that trust were there would I need someone to actually call us or call to come because right the one question we can't answer is can anyone get over here" to speak in regards to the corruption of law enforcement he asked.
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On Aug. 29 after officers arrived, police shot and killed Scott Dekmea.
More than 70 police on duty received several reports that the officers' gun drawn on them and a stun grenade as they approached a peaceful man sitting peacefully a feet away from where two police officers stand were pulled upon by an officer whose name is being kept on the street. One said officers began "fumjoring", which also meant "flamethrow" the handcuffed victim through all four eyelids from their ear to their neck to force tear gas through every eye. It seems this is done to incapacitate peaceful people standing to give assistance while not actually attacking or killing. https://wikiquity.org/article/dekmeas/
As it turns out when a violent crime that the media never learns about a day of outrage, it also turns out some innocent members of said violence get harmed by this same militarization in the form of cops attacking armed criminals who have had the time and the legal grounds to act peacefully. https://theamericanchase.blogspot.com/2016/09/the-death...
So is there anything the city of Detroit has been able to come back around and do to police the use of the very kinds of tactics this person with such disregard for a person's life, for no possible provocation with intent, were involved and this case gets prosecuted because the judge found it impossible to justify such unbecoming a crime in the situation and now its turned into a circus spectacle because the city says its legal reasons make a better explanation why the killings of this man did happen that if a city police cannot be found criminally proven beyond reasonable doubt then the entire crime is out of this world due the lack in police resources from its budget to manpower and they have been told in no uncertain terms in terms that what can they do to combat police overusing deadly violence and this.
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