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Can prosecutors withdraw their deal of probation, an insignificant fine, and a letter of apology and go on to nail Powell to the wall (asking for multiple years in prison if she is convicted)? Hopefully part of the terms of her deal was that she stop pushing the Big Lie, and so this sounds like it would constitute a violation of the deal.
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⌠or will he be unable to distinguish truth from falsehood even with the incentive of immunity 
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My BF has composed a tasteful limerick in olâ sporkfootâs dishonor:
marjorie taylor green
died of a ruptured spleen
Upon removal, they said
it was as big as her head
and had made her unnaturally mean
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Itâs amazing that Alex Jones is getting his pants sued off, but MTG seems so far rather unscathed.
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Not just her, but the entire cast of Congressional clowns who helped plan and enable the attempted coup on Jan. 6th. I was hoping to see them face charges along with their Dear Leader, because it seems to be the only way to get them out of office. If they can remain in office after violating their oaths, committing crimes, and being imprisoned 
, the rules for those positions of power need some serious adjustment.
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âPureâ Athenian democracy is their strawman.
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Deadbeat Assholes
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Only one fascist grifter in this racket gets to stiff lawyers on their fees, and it ainât any of them.
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The Real Reason Why Republicans Keep Saying âWeâre a Republic, Not a Democracyâ
Certainly doesnât bother them already when Republican candidates win the electoral college and lose the popular vote. (Doesnât seem to bother Democrats much either, considering how little fuss they raise about it.)
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In Fineâs view, DeSantis has insufficiently addressed numerous neo-Nazi marches that have taken place in Florida in recent years.
⌠ah, so somebody believes that Trump is less Nazi-friendly than DeSantis
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The reason I brought up Charlottesville is not just that Trumpâs words offended people but that to any sentient person watching him, it was very clear that he was annoyed to have to denounce neo-Nazis. Whether thatâs because they like him, or whether thatâs because he has sympathy with them, I can let you analyze.
He doesnât have sympathy for them.
Why do you think they like him?
I donât know that they do. I donât think they like DeSantis. People will say, Oh, theyâre holding up Trump signs and DeSantis signs. They hate DeSantis.
We can stick to Trump.
But I think itâs the same for him. I donât think they actually do like either of them.
Theyâre sort of pretending to like him?
⌠that interview is brutal 
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Might I suggest an ad for Tubervilleâs opponent in the next election in which he needs to run for re-election?
Start with a short clip of Tuberville behind a lectern or podium opposing a promotion for a high-ranking member of the military, then change to a dummy dressed exactly like Tuberville and in the same position Tuberville was in in the clip getting absolutely flattened by a tackle from a football player in a red, white, and blue uniform (for bonus points, give the playerâs uniform some sort of military-inspired decorations.) Make it look and sound like the kind of impact that makes even seasoned NFL commentators shout âOh, my god! Is he okay?!â
Then the slogan âSupport the troops. Sack Tuberville. <opposing candidateâs name> 2026.â
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