Should President Trump Invoke The Insurrection Act?

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  1. crankalicious profile image89
    crankaliciousposted 3 years ago

    MAGA nation along with people like Michael Flynn are calling on President Trump to invoke The Insurrection Act to overturn the election and keep Trump in power.

    This would allow President Trump to use the military to keep Biden from becoming President and to put down and resulting protests.

    Do you believe invoking The Insurrection Act is necessary to overturn a fraudulent election?

    https://www.politico.com/news/2020/12/1 … ncy-447986

    1. Credence2 profile image80
      Credence2posted 3 years agoin reply to this

      First, I am not satisfied that there is any substantive proof that the election was fraudulent.

      Flynn is suggesting nothing short of tyranny, to just give Donald Trump the election contrary to the votes of the majority.

      1. crankalicious profile image89
        crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

        They believe the election was stolen. If that's the case, and the Democrats are the ones who committed the act of tyranny, then shouldn't Republicans support using the military to keep Biden out of office?

        1. Credence2 profile image80
          Credence2posted 3 years agoin reply to this

          Crank, I don't care what they believe. They will believe anything that keeps their precious Trump from not winning a second term.

          I still want proof and that is beyond what they believe occurred, before we can speak of any sort of remedy.

      2. Al Katraz profile image61
        Al Katrazposted 3 years agoin reply to this

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        1. Credence2 profile image80
          Credence2posted 3 years agoin reply to this

          And what constitutes substantial proof for you? "Joe Biden Appears...." is not proof.

          Let's get all this evidence before the proper authorities to be evaluated since there seems to be something that is being hidden. Such a conspiracy must be quite vast and has bamboozled all qualified authorities regarding its discovery. This is Trump's administration, and even his appointees can't make a case that holds water? I have to wonder...

          How about official legal machinery of this government taking this case seriously? Obviously they haven't.

          I don't give a lot of credence to rightwing media sources, in general.

          We are not turning around the votes of millions of people just because Trump has a wild hair up his bum, they, the accusers are going to have to do better, a lot better.


          BTW, I did not make a statement one way or the other regarding the Mueller investigation.

          1. Al Katraz profile image61
            Al Katrazposted 3 years agoin reply to this

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            1. Credence2 profile image80
              Credence2posted 3 years agoin reply to this

              Don't need to be tricky Al, it is just that in my experience when the Right speaks of "common sense" it is neither as common nor as sensible as they all would have us believe.

              For heavens sakes, even Attorney General Barr said that he found no irregularities in the elections. Would Someone with his head so far up Trump's butt dare admit to something like this, if it were not true?

              Just what is it that you people want, huh?

              Do you want to redo the entire election, based on a suspicion?

              EVERYBODY is biased against Trump, a universal excuse whenever things don't go his way?

              Biden defeated Trump by almost 7 million votes, must be quite an extensive fraud allegation to cover 4 states and coicindentally the areas that have the greatest concentration of Democrats and minority voters being the focus of the complaints. If I did not know better, I would say that this Rightwing campaign has a racist tint, it is just that the Righties cannot say such things directly. Raul Paul of the Senate  just admitted that the Republican Party needed to stop encouraging "non-voters" to vote, is that tangential to what this is all about when we show the cards?

              https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Epoch_Times

              Why do you wave a soiled crimson red, right wing rag of a publication and pass it off to me as objective journalism?

              1. crankalicious profile image89
                crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                Cred, you're right. It's not a coincidence that all this fraud occurred in counties with large, black populations. Republicans know, proved by how they gerrymander districts, that black people have low turnout normally and that if they turn out to vote in larger numbers, it will swing elections. So they try to make it harder for them to vote.

                1. Credence2 profile image80
                  Credence2posted 3 years agoin reply to this

                  Well, Crank, you can bet that the arrogance behind that attitude is pi$$ing us off.

                  As a result, we are going to bum rush, swamp the polls in response. It is just going to backfire on the GOP, like it did in GA, WI, PA, MI, and in regards to Hispanics pulling things in our direction, Arizona.

              2. Al Katraz profile image61
                Al Katrazposted 3 years agoin reply to this

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                1. Credence2 profile image80
                  Credence2posted 3 years agoin reply to this

                  "He said that the “plus 5.6 percent” pattern is not caused by the above-mentioned voting machines being widely used in strong Democratic counties, as it can also be found in counties that have strong support for President Donald Trump.

                  The research has not been peer-reviewed."
                  -------
                  Al right Al, you have made your point, I took a look at the article. It is just another observation from among many, is it to be considered any more credible than information from any other source on either side? Not peer reviewed,  is this data conclusive?

                  You can answer my question: what do you people want?


                  If you think that conspiracy theories are sufficient to change the election's outcome, then you have another thing coming......

        2. crankalicious profile image89
          crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

          More lies. More pizzeria sex-trafficking rings? No proof? You mean like Trump campaign officials meeting with Russian intelligence officers? Fact.

          You mean like a bi-partisan Senate Intelligence report about the whole episode that Republicans chose to ignore?

          https://www.intelligence.senate.gov/sit … olume5.pdf

          Another forum poster with no grasp of reality. Tell me which of these are true:

          1. massive voter fraud
          2. Mexico will pay for the wall
          3. Sex trafficking ring under D.C. pizzeria
          4. China pays for increased tariffs
          5. Climate change is a hoax
          6. COVID is a hoax
          7. COVID was developed in a Chinese lab
          8. Masks are ineffective at stopping the spread of COVID
          9. The COVID vaccine will implant microchips in our brains
          10. The KKK are good people
          11. Sandy Hook was a hoax designed to get our guns

          It's evident you don't understand what proof is. Data on Biden votes appears to show he did better... blah, blah, blah.

          The problem isn't voter fraud, it's lack of critical thinking skills.

  2. Live to Learn profile image60
    Live to Learnposted 3 years ago

    No. What's done is done. What I'd prefer to see is a bipartisan agreement to ensure we never have an election where millions of voters feel disenfranchised by rampant fraud and manipulation created through one party diligently working to create an unfair playing field.

    I'd like to see media not so insanely biased that journalism is dead in their ranks.

    1. crankalicious profile image89
      crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

      You mean like Republicans gerrymandering every district in site in an attempt to disenfranchise voters and removing easy access to voting drop-off boxes to make it harder for people to vote in counties that don't usually vote for Republicans? Like that?

      You keeping repeating the same lie using terms like "rampant fraud", except there's absolutely no proof of such fraud. There are examples here and there of human error, but there will never be an election where human error does not cause some issues.

      Like most Republicans, you just keep repeating the same lie: rampant fraud, massive fraud, pizzeria sex-trafficking ring, Mexico will pay for the wall, China will pay for tariffs, climate change is a hoax, masks don't work, the vaccine is a trap...

      1. Live to Learn profile image60
        Live to Learnposted 3 years agoin reply to this

        Interesting. Ninety percent of what you claim I've said is completely false. But, if you think it's rare examples of human error and not fraud I'd have to assume you are willfully ignorant of facts easily obtained.

        1. crankalicious profile image89
          crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

          I knew you'd focus on the human error thing instead of the litany of lies you and other Republicans perpetrate over and over again. Why should anyone believe you?

          Again, the lies you willfully repeat: rampant fraud, massive fraud, pizzeria sex-trafficking, Mexico will pay for the wall, China pays for tariffs, climate change is a hoax, COVID is a hoax, COVID was made in a Chinese lab, the vaccine will implant microchips in us.

          It's conspiracy after conspiracy.

          It's funny to me that your so-called fraud is never white voter fraud. It's all black voter fraud. It's in the cities in primarily black voter districts. All Trump's legal challenges were in heavily black districts. Why?

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            PrettyPantherposted 3 years agoin reply to this

            Well, she'll probably pass out from the shock, but I must point out that I've never seen LtL agree with most of those lies. However, if one continues to support the party and its  leader, who actively spreads these lies, then one must take some responsibility for their continued perpetuation, in my opinion.

            1. crankalicious profile image89
              crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

              I would be relieved to know that is the case.

              However, given the avalanche of lies coming from Republicans, how exactly are we supposed to figure out which ones have validity and which do not? Seems like better odds to assume they are all lies, based on the historical evidence.

              1. Live to Learn profile image60
                Live to Learnposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                A real easy fix is to not accuse the individual without proof. A difficult concept for the left. To be sure.

                1. crankalicious profile image89
                  crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                  Proof? That's funny. I didn't know you were a comedian.

                  Meanwhile, Trump's minions investigate Hugo Chavez's involvement in voting machine fraud while holding maskless parties.

                  Proof? Facts? That's something Republicans care about? Could have fooled me.

                  1. Live to Learn profile image60
                    Live to Learnposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                    I was simply referring to your unfounded accusations against me, the individual.  Bullying lies against the individual seem to be a phenomena of the left, not the right.

            2. Live to Learn profile image60
              Live to Learnposted 3 years agoin reply to this

              I am only responsible for my own opinions and the opinions I support. That view you advocate explains the rampant bullying i am seeing from the left,  the untenable insults it throws out and the unrealistic view of people who disagree on any tiny issue.

              You can blame me for everything,  doesn't make it my fault or responsibility.

              It also explains the lock step, seemingly unthinking, behavior of the left.

    2. Ken Burgess profile image70
      Ken Burgessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

      ROTFLMFAO...Again! ... two threads in a row...

      I think you may be somewhat disappointed if you expect "journalism" to revive itself to the days-of-old standards of many decades ago.

      What we have now trends more towards propaganda and programming  of the populace, don't expect that to change any.

      As for bipartisan efforts... that will not be necessary so long as the Democrats have the majority.  This allows for people to continue to believe there is a difference between the two parties in DC.

    3. profile image0
      Stevennix2001posted 3 years agoin reply to this

      The media isn't interested in telling the truth most of the time because there's no money in it for them.   They tend to lean towards stories that generate headlines, and let's be honest.  For all of Trump's faults, he was pretty much a walking bullseye for the media to target all the time.  Whereas if they had come down just hard if not harder on Biden, you wouldn't get the same type of buzz for their ratings, which is all the media really cares about, so they really have no incentive to do what you're suggesting unfortunately.

  3. MizBejabbers profile image91
    MizBejabbersposted 3 years ago

    Okay, I will say it since nobody else has the courage to: The very fact that he and his minions are advocating this is sedition.
    Republicans loyal to the party say there was no fraud as Trump claims. Even Attorney General Bill Barr says so. To try stir the people up into supporting his use of martial law falls under sedition. 

    https://legalbeagle.com/8410749-differe … eason.html

    For Trump to invoke the Insurrection Act to stay in office would be an act of treason:

    https://www.politico.com/news/2020/12/1 … ncy-447986

    How much longer do we have to put up with this crap? Hopefully after January 20, we won't hear anymore about it, but I doubt it.

  4. Flower Child Fe profile image68
    Flower Child Feposted 3 years ago

    This is extremely sad and embarrassing. How much of a loser do you have to be to go through all of this dishonesty and lies because you can't accept defeat. Lifetime is a CLEAR representation of how far some races of people are willing to go. I mean you really lose your damn mind because you lost. Really?

    This is sad and disgusting. To try to eliminate the black and latino vote, take our rights away because we don't agree with a cult leader who wants to be a dictator.

    Hello, Trump cult members, the money your donating to a billionaire is going in his and his kids pockets. What kind of sense does it make to send a billionaire money, stupid sense. A lot of you Trump cult members are brainwashed and you know y'all need another stimulus check or business bailout.

    Cyberatrack, Covid 19, a new strain of covid-19 that has caused most countries to temporarily halt travel to the UK, except for the US. Where is your cult leader who's supposed to be protecting you and America?

    1. crankalicious profile image89
      crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

      It's also white, geriatric paranoia.

      1. GA Anderson profile image84
        GA Andersonposted 3 years agoin reply to this

        Holy Cow! I can't remember the last time I saw such blatant hogwash.

        Come on Crankolicious, is that really a statement you want to own? "White geriatric paranoia"?

        Can you even begin to understand how that reflects on your thought processes? "White geriatric paranoia." Wow, I am really glad I am not part of your world-view.

        I am reminded of past conversations with Shralee about pedestals, but in the context of your comment, it would be more accurate to speak of edicts from the Mount.

        "White geriatric paranoia" ya gotta be kidding. . . .

        GA

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          PrettyPantherposted 3 years agoin reply to this

          I thought it was funny.Quite cheeky.

          1. GA Anderson profile image84
            GA Andersonposted 3 years agoin reply to this

            Hmm . . . I guess I missed the humor. I even went back for another look and still missed it. I just thought it was insulting. Oh well, it won't be the first time I have been wrong.

            GA

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              PrettyPantherposted 3 years agoin reply to this

              Well....It probably was insulting, but I doubt he seriously thinks that sums up a bunch of people. Some humor is funny because it touches upon truths. "White, geriatric paranoia" made me chuckle because I know people who perfectly fit that image, but it's just one facet of their personality..

        2. Ken Burgess profile image70
          Ken Burgessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

          Yes, yes, and you most certainly are one such sufferer of it!

          1. GA Anderson profile image84
            GA Andersonposted 3 years agoin reply to this

            Look, just because I am paranoid doesn't mean they aren't really out to get me. It isn't really paranoia it's simply true. The old lady down the street actually has microwave dishes pointed at my house. What's up with that? She's supposed to be on SS. She can't afford that kind of high-tech gear.

            Plus, every time a take a call outside of the house I can hear clicks and buzzes that I don't hear anywhere else.

            GA

            GA

            1. Ken Burgess profile image70
              Ken Burgessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

              In the humbug spirit of the day, I offer this link, to a review of a book I suggest you (and anyone interested in understanding what will heavily influence the direction the US goes in next few years and why) peruse when you have a chance.

              https://www.foreignaffairs.com/reviews/ … ping-world

              Now I know I have been banging on that dreary drum of China's looming dominance and control.  So you might not be to keen on even clicking on that link, so I offer some food for thought as well:

              I am sure you have heard of the Hunter Biden investment firm that received a nice 1.5 Billion dollar deposit from a government controlled Chinese Bank.

              But did you also know that Goldman Sachs has strong ties to the CCP, and is also the most heavily invested Financial Firm into the Federal Government (from Lobbyists to Cabinet Positions).

              People like former CEO Hank Paulson, who became Treasury Secretary under George Bush, he traveled to China more than 70 times as CEO, and had helped raise tens of billions of dollars for investment into China.

              Then there is current Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, also a former Goldman Sachs executive, who also has a history working negotiations in Beijing.

              Trump didn't want to go along, with the Establishment Elite, with the Wall St insiders that have controlled DC for decades, he wanted to antagonize China, put America first, but that... whether he was fully comprehending of this or not... set him against not just China and the political body in DC but Wall St. as well.

              In China the Party controls the Corporations & Financial Firms....

              In America the Corporations & Financial Firms control DC politics....

              Those American Corporations and Financial Firms have long been in bed with China...

              And that is who controls the Federal Government today.

              1. crankalicious profile image89
                crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                It's called capitalism, Ken. Heard of it? People want money and are driven by money. There's so much money to be made in China and from China that nothing is going to stop that relationship.

                I agree with you 100% on China though.

              2. crankalicious profile image89
                crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                Thanks for that book link. Just put it on reserve at my local library.

        3. crankalicious profile image89
          crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

          Ooh, must have hit a nerve.

          Interesting that all these claims of voter fraud are directed toward districts with large black populations.

          Interesting that Republicans are constantly trying to disenfranchise black voters and make it harder for minority voters to vote.

          Interesting that Trump plays up the fear of immigrants and non-whites and that his popularity stems, in part, from his accusation that Obama was not born in the United States.

          1. wilderness profile image89
            wildernessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

            It may be interesting, but it is also irrelevant.  What is much more interesting is that some are attempting to turn it into a race thing when the entire thrust is about voter fraud and states refusal to follow the law.  Unless you're claiming that the black race is predisposed towards illegal activities and thus get caught in the net more often?

            1. crankalicious profile image89
              crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

              Do explain why these factless claims of voter fraud are all directed at districts with large black populations then. Why do Republicans constantly try to make it harder for certain types of people to vote?

              And this so-called states refusal to follow the law has been shot down by the courts. Also more stuff that is not factual. The phrase "states refusal to follow the law" has not been supported by any court and is therefore not truthful.

              https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/08/us/s … -vote.html

              So, we have about 60 legal losses. How many does it take for people to admit there was no fraud? 100? 1000?

              Probably could be 1,000,000 failures and Trump supporters would still claim fraud.

              And now the Sedition Party has moved from legal challenges to illegal ones, willing to wipe their asses with the Constitution and throwing out the very basis for our country. So much for "law and order". More like "lawlessness and chaos".

              1. wilderness profile image89
                wildernessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                Because black people tend to congregate in large cities rather than rural areas, at least outside the south?  I know you are aware of that - why didn't you answer your own question?

                Not a single state act, against state laws, has been "shot down" by courts, for not a single one has examined the issue.

                So far you have not a single "loss" from Trumps legal team, for not a single case has been heard.  Or even considered by the courts.  Again, you know this, so why do you keep repeating they have all be shot down?  Because the time issue (such as the SCOTUS used) is, somehow, equivalent in your mind of examination of evidence?

                1. MizBejabbers profile image91
                  MizBejabbersposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                  Because, Wilderness, when a court complaint is filed, evidence has to be presented that the case merits being heard by the court. No evidence has been presented that the plaintiff in any of these cases deserves to be heard, and in at least one, the Texas case, Texas had no standing to file a claim against other states election laws.

                  1. profile image0
                    PrettyPantherposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                    It doesn't seem to matter how many times this simple explanation is given. Certain people are determined to ignore it. Or, are they simply unable to understand it?

                  2. wilderness profile image89
                    wildernessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                    While this doesn't even address the question of why only "black" areas are being challenged, it does make a very good point.  That point being that courts are NOT hearing any evidence; just like SCOTUS the evidence is being thrown out for procedural reasons, not for lack of merit.  The merit is not even being considered - only whether every "t" is crossed and every "i" dotted in the court filings.

                2. crankalicious profile image89
                  crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

                  In Michigan, for example, they didn't question the vote counts in white counties. They specifically went after the counties with large black populations. Why are none of these challenges directed at counties with large, white populations?

          2. GA Anderson profile image84
            GA Andersonposted 3 years agoin reply to this

            That is a long list of "interesting" points for you to consider. How does that list relate to your quote in my comment?

            GA

      2. Ken Burgess profile image70
        Ken Burgessposted 3 years agoin reply to this

        ROTFLMAO... wow... we got some good comments today!

      3. MizBejabbers profile image91
        MizBejabbersposted 3 years agoin reply to this

        Crankalicous, I am a geriatric white person, and also a Southerner.  (Not everyone is willing to recognize my Native American genetics like they refused Elizabeth Warren.) Not all of us are against Blacks and Hispanics voting. I have been called "liberal" although I'm really more of a centrist. Three Hispanics married into my family. Only their names and the fact that they can speak Spanish gives them away. I can't speak Spanish, as  much as I've tried to learn it. I am very proud of my hispanic grandchildren and nephew. In fact, my nephew's father's family has owned their ranch near Santa Fe since they received it from the Mexican government who owned the land at the time. My granddaughter's in-laws are immigrants from Central America, and her father-in-law is a minister at a bi-lingual church in Texas (They are protestants.) They are now U.S. citizens, and her husband was born a citizen in this country. I believe they deserve the right to vote the same as you and I. I think you are being unfair to lump all white people into an undesirable ilk just the same as the Trump supporting racists do nonwhites. "White, geriatric paranoia" is a racist statement. Some people call it reverse racism, but racism is racism to me.

        1. crankalicious profile image89
          crankaliciousposted 3 years agoin reply to this

          There's never been a better phrase than "white paranoia" to describe the party of Trump.

          1. MizBejabbers profile image91
            MizBejabbersposted 3 years agoin reply to this

            Well, when you put it that way! But please, don't include me.

 
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