'This is literally the plan': Psaki reveals why Trump immunity case isn't hypothetical - Inside w/Jen Psaki - MSNBC

[Rhiannon12866]

Jen Psaki outlines how Donald Trump's above-the-law view of the presidency reflects his plans for a second term. - Aired on 04/28/2024.

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1. And the majority of our conservative neighbors

BELIEVE trump and the heritage foundation and its siblings are all about freedom and democracy. And that liberals are taking freedom away from the working man. Our brains strive when we use them to seek knowledge. Believing stuff obviously makes the brain weak. Because when you are believing stuff you are not exercising your brain. Although I do believe the Phillies are going deep this year. No one will be imprisoned by my belief.

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2. They need to become aware of the facts, exactly what happened before January 6th which Liz Cheney chronicled in detail

He was told by everyone, military leaders, fellow Republicans and lost every court case he tried - that he lost. But he refused to listen and was determined to remain in power and this led up to January 6th - and his attempt to overthrow the government. The facts are out there, but if all the deluded listen to is Fox "News," they're unaware of his determination to cling to power and violate the Constitution - which he took an oath to support. He should have been tried and convicted long ago - and sent to prison along with the deluded who attempted to overthrow the government on his orders.

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3. only a slight correction rhia

trump doles declare that more people wayched him take an oath than anyone else ever, but

in the colorado ballot case his lawyers stated that trump never took such an oath.

[Rhiannon12866]

4. Wasn't on national TV? I didn't watch, but I'd assume the rest of the country did.

I'd had dental surgery on election day, stopped to vote on my way home. I fell asleep in front of the TV watching the returns and woke up at about 3am to see TFG standing there with his entire extended family and thought I must be having a bad dream.

Despite that, I'd side with Colorado, whether he was sworn in or not, he never even came close to doing the job, read nothing, did nothing that he announced to help the people, just kept having "rallies" to raise money - the only reason he "ran" in the first place. Not to mention, he attempted to overthrow the government which should prohibit him from running for anything ever again.