RipTide275

RipTide275 t1_j1jbccm wrote

Reply to comment by NotNowDamo in The Philadelphia Inquirer: What the Jan. 6 report says about Doug Mastriano, Scott Perry, and other key Pa. Republicans by boundfortrees

Oh please, she voted for policies because they made sense. She spoke out against him personally anytime she had a chance. Which is why her constituents voted her out in a landslide. Kinzinger wasn’t running because he knew the same thing would happen. Nancy picked the 2 R’s that hated Trump the most and put them on the committee so she could call it bipartisan. Judging by Reddit responses the American public is a dumb as people say

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RipTide275 t1_j1j9w7v wrote

Reply to comment by SourHoagie in The Philadelphia Inquirer: What the Jan. 6 report says about Doug Mastriano, Scott Perry, and other key Pa. Republicans by boundfortrees

I understand how it happened. I could of told you the results before the committee met, because they were biased. Just like when next year when there at committees investigating Biden corruption and you all are saying they’re biased and not believing anything the committee concludes.

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RipTide275 t1_j1iynr1 wrote

Reply to The Philadelphia Inquirer: What the Jan. 6 report says about Doug Mastriano, Scott Perry, and other key Pa. Republicans by boundfortrees

Inquirer is a rag and J6 committee is a joke. Bi partisan committee, lol Cheyney and Kinzinger aren’t R’s. Both self proclaimed anti Trumpers since before the election.
Feel what you want about J6 events but if you think the committee was impartial then you’re an idiot.

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RipTide275 t1_j10zu4l wrote

Reply to comment by RipTide275 in The Jan. 6 panel referred Scott Perry to the House Ethics Committee for failing to comply with subpoenas to compel his testimony in the probe by JBupp

Trump did say during a 30-second call on Jan. 5 with then Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller that “they” were going to need 10,000 troops on Jan. 6, according to a statement Miller provided to a House committee in May 2021.

But Miller added that there was “no elaboration,” and he took the comment to mean “a large force would be required to maintain order the following day.” He noted that domestic law enforcement believed they had sufficient personnel.

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RipTide275 t1_j10zjp0 wrote

Reply to comment by steelceasar in The Jan. 6 panel referred Scott Perry to the House Ethics Committee for failing to comply with subpoenas to compel his testimony in the probe by JBupp

Seriously read through that whole word salad bullshit fact check. They state trump didn’t order the guard. They also state he recommended that Miller the secretary of defense order 10000 guards to patrol on 1/6 but he refused. So stop with the verbal gymnastics, Trump told them to have national guard there and they didn’t

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RipTide275 t1_j0ycqnn wrote

Reply to comment by theyeoftheiris in Grudges, tribalism, and infighting rife in Pa. borough that hired the cop who killed Tamir Rice by CltAltAcctDel

Thought they had 3 candidates and 1 dropped out. Gotta wonder about the qualifications of anyone else they talked to. Let’s face it, it’s probably not a real desirable gig. He was involved in an unfortunate officer involved shooting and no charges were pressed against him. Don’t you believe in the judicial process?

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RipTide275 t1_j0t3ecy wrote

Reply to comment by Agueybana in How Immigrant Rights Action Is Serving Bucks County’s Immigrant Community by Open_Veins_8

Very evasive comment. ICE isn’t mentioned except in the first paragraph? Certainly a negative connotation that is why this group formed. Can you twist anymore? Many of the clients are Mexican and South American. Im sure most have entered the country illegally. Maybe they could expand their services to helping veterans and homeless US citizens get back on their feet. That would also be a noble cause.

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