agent orange legacy


Olde Hornet

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Racism, hate, fleecing his supporters (my favorite), making the rich richer and insurrection.
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He is such a thug.

He has no class.

His wife is classless.

He raised hood rats without class.

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Over 400,000 Americans dead

Kids separated from their parents.
 

I've watched it three times over the last several months. It comes off as if evangelical leadership compromised and made a deal with the devil. The problem with that explanation is no steadfast christian does such a thing. I'm sure he didn't mean to, but basically he described much of evangelical leadership as worldly and self-centered. I agree with his unintended assessment.
 
Jeffrey Clark Was Considered Unassuming. Then He Plotted With Trump.
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...-he-plotted-with-trump/ar-BB1d3v9L?li=BBnb7Kz
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It was New Year’s Eve, but the Justice Department’s top leaders had little to celebrate as they admonished Jeffrey Clark, the acting head of the civil division, for repeatedly pushing them to help President Donald J. Trump undo his electoral loss.

Huddled in the department’s headquarters, they rebuked him for secretly meeting with Mr. Trump, even as the department had rebuffed the president’s outlandish requests for court filings and special counsels, according to six people with knowledge of the meeting. No official would host a news conference to say that federal fraud investigations cast the results in doubt, they told him. No one would send a letter making such claims to Georgia lawmakers.

When the meeting ended not long before midnight, Acting Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen thought the matter had been settled, never suspecting that his subordinate would secretly discuss the plan for the letter with Mr. Trump, and very nearly take Mr. Rosen’s job, as part of a plot with the president to wield the department’s power to try to alter the Georgia election outcome.

It was clear that night, though, that Mr. Clark — with his willingness to entertain conspiracy theories about voting booth hacks and election fraud — was not the establishment lawyer they thought him to be. Some senior department leaders had considered him quiet, hard-working and detail-oriented. Others said they knew nothing about him, so low was his profile. He struck neither his fans in the department nor his detractors as being part of the Trumpist faction of the party, according to interviews.
 
Trump trolled with 'worst president ever' banner flown near Mar-a-Lago
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...-flown-near-mar-a-lago/ar-BB1d4LbK?li=BBnb7Kz

Former President Trump was trolled on Sunday when sky banners were flown near his Mar-a-Lago resort calling him a "pathetic loser" and "the worst president ever."

Trump left Washington last week and took up residence at his resort in Palm Beach, Fla., where he was spotted playing golf a day after President Biden's inauguration.
 
Trump Supporters Turn On Him Over COVID-19 Vaccine In Uncomfortable CNN Segment

The coronavirus vaccine may be in short supply in much of the nation, but there are some communities where it’s a much harder sell, as CNN’s Gary Tuchman learned during a trip to Oklahoma.

In Boise City, Tuchman entered a diner and asked if anyone in the room was ready for the shot. In a county where 92 percent voted for former President Donald Trump in November, Tuchman’s query was met with silence. Not even Trump’s endorsement of the vaccine made a difference.

“Trump is a liberal New Yorker,” one Trump voter declared. “Why would we listen to him either?”
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Mitch McConnell-aligned super PAC backs Lisa Murkowski, setting up clash with pro-Trump candidate​


The Senate Leadership Fund will support Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski in her reelection campaign, setting up a clash between the Mitch McConnell-aligned group and GOP candidate Kelly Tshibaka, who has hired some advisers to former President Donald Trump.

Trump plans to campaign against Murkowski after her vote to convict him in his second impeachment trial. But Murkowski, a Republican moderate on issues like abortion, has beat back candidates from the right before, and now has the backing of the group that spent over $476 million last election cycle — an astounding sum for Senate races.

"Alaska needs the kind of experienced representation that Lisa Murkowski provides in the United States Senate," said SLF President Steven Law. "Whether fighting for Alaskan interests like expanding energy production and protecting fisheries, or advancing conservative priorities by confirming judges and cutting taxes, her strong leadership is vitally important to Alaska's future."

The Alaska race is emerging as the first flashpoint between McConnell and Trump over the future of the Senate and the Republican Party. Trump has already endorsed a handful of incumbent senators, including Marco Rubio of Florida and Jerry Moran of Kansas.

But after Murkowski voted to convict Trump in the second impeachment trial for inciting the insurrection at the Capitol, the former president pledged to campaign against her.
 

Trump appointee 'bragged' about influencing CDC reports on Covid-19, House committee says​


A former Trump administration appointee privately boasted last year about influencing Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's scientific reports about Covid-19 and attacked the agency's guidance while advocating for a herd immunity strategy, according to a House select committee investigating the federal government's Covid-19 response.

The new documents show the extent that Trump appointees went to push to change language of weekly science reports so as not to undermine then-President Donald Trump's political message.

Last year, former Health and Human Services senior adviser Paul Alexander wrote an email describing two examples of the CDC adjusting its writing based on his input, according to new documents obtained by the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis.

"Small victory but a victory nonetheless and yippee!!!" Alexander wrote in a September 9, 2020, email, of the CDC cutting a reference to potential virus outbreaks in schools in a report on a Georgia summer camp Covid-19 outbreak. Alexander claimed the reference was "meant to extrapolate this camp to schools to hit the administration on safe school re-open."
 
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