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speak easy

(10,207 posts)
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 08:56 PM Sep 6

Dick Cheney's endorsement of Kamala Harris is not good news.

It is a positive development for Democrats fighting this election, but it also signals that the United States is in mortal danger.

'Citizens to be' taking the Oath of Allegiance declare that they "support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic." This is what it means to be an American.

If you strip away all our differences and communities, this is what we have left, the Constitution and the rule of law. The Constitution is the United States of America.It created the Republic. It is what distinguishes us from every other nation on earth.

As Dick Cheney said, "as citizens we have a duty to defend the Constitution." Old man Cheney would not have gone public unless he decided it was wholly necessary: We have our backs against the wall.

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Dick Cheney's endorsement of Kamala Harris is not good news. (Original Post) speak easy Sep 6 OP
Yeah. He really defended it when he was Bush's VP. Autumn Sep 6 #1
W upheld the peaceful transfer of power. speak easy Sep 6 #3
And waged war on innocents and murdered hundreds of thousands. Tortured people and good old Autumn Sep 6 #5
The U.S. has waged war on innocents many times in it's history, speak easy Sep 6 #10
And the First Nations. Justice matters. Sep 6 #23
Yes. and dick Cheney was one of those monsters who lied the country into war Autumn Sep 7 #37
The Cheney gang wants their party back so that THEY can be the grifters wnylib Sep 6 #12
True....But for now I will be happy with Kamala! LeftInTX Sep 6 #15
And Elon Musk the master cutter of every program he considers... Justice matters. Sep 6 #24
Nailed it. Autumn Sep 7 #51
As far as I'm concerned, any "W" supporter needs to keep the hole in its face the fuck shut about the Kabul bomber brewens Sep 7 #31
Some people just like kissing republican ass. I don't get it. Autumn Sep 7 #39
He was also termed out Mr.Bill Sep 6 #21
No....Al Gore did. LisaM Sep 6 #22
This point? Leaving out almost all of his quote really makes it sound different Autumn Sep 7 #38
The point is that it wasn't Bush who oversaw the peaceful transfer. LisaM Sep 7 #44
That quote was in response to those ballots. The whole quote very much enhances and shows the Autumn Sep 7 #46
So it was Gore who oversaw the peaceful transition. LisaM Sep 7 #52
Yes. He oversaw the peaceful transition from that podium while announcing Bush Autumn Sep 7 #56
I know Cheney and his mortal sins. But when the Devil disavows his spawn....that's news. OAITW r.2.0 Sep 6 #2
It certainly portends danger to the Republic... Dennis Donovan Sep 6 #4
" it indicates the danger is lessening." speak easy Sep 6 #7
Yes times are desperate. Irish_Dem Sep 6 #6
From Dick Cheney's Harris endorsement statement Locutusofborg Sep 6 #8
Jefferson Davis? speak easy Sep 6 #9
Not at all, at least GW Bush didn't attempt to overthrow the Govt. by force MarineCombatEngineer Sep 6 #13
"Our backs are against the wall," but that's PRECISELY why we will win. Frank D. Lincoln Sep 6 #11
We HAVE to win speak easy Sep 6 #14
You don't understand. No offense. Frank D. Lincoln Sep 6 #16
"We HAVE to win" but go on to state "but it's not in the bag," speak easy Sep 6 #17
Not at all. Frank D. Lincoln Sep 6 #25
K&R summer_in_TX Sep 6 #18
Cheney's Jan 6th was limited to the state level. Gore1FL Sep 6 #19
K&R SCantiGOP Sep 6 #20
I Agree. It is a Very Bitter Pill to Have This Ultimate POS's Endorsement of Our Terrific Candidate The Roux Comes First Sep 6 #26
Cheney's hypocrisy knows no bounds! GoreWon2000 Sep 7 #27
Your position gives credence to the argument that our elections are fraudulent Kaleva Sep 7 #41
Florida 2000 must never be forgotten GoreWon2000 Sep 7 #48
When I saw that, I thought, "Wow, Dick Cheney actually has one little spark of light in an otherwise PatrickforB Sep 7 #28
Yes. Hugin Sep 7 #29
It really scares me to see how many on this board have been praising Liz Cheney since the J6th committee Cheezoholic Sep 7 #30
With all due respect, your concerns are small fry compared to the prospect of Trump winning. Doodley Sep 7 #33
You misinterpret what I was saying. Yes we need all hands on deck to rid ourselves of this horror, agree whole heartedly Cheezoholic Sep 7 #36
Could you give an an example of how Democrats have been dragged to the Right? betsuni Sep 8 #67
Happy to go back to disagreeing with MontanaFarmer Sep 7 #35
It scares me that people don't remember what purist thinking can give us. Nader. Stein. onenote Sep 7 #50
Yes but I'm in no way a "purist". As I replied to a poster above we can't afford to keep moving the middle to the right Cheezoholic Sep 7 #59
You apparently see this as business as usual and need absolute ideological purity. BannonsLiver Sep 7 #53
I'm talking post 11/5 n/t Cheezoholic Sep 7 #57
The danger has never been greater. In a few months we could lose the America we know. Doodley Sep 7 #32
He's still wanted Kali999 Sep 7 #34
Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 7 #40
Hi uppityperson Sep 7 #45
Perhaps the third time is the charm JoseBalow Sep 7 #61
Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 7 #65
It didn't make me realize anything. I knew before we were in mortal danger from Trump. Demsrule86 Sep 7 #42
The enemy of my enemy is at least an ally for the moment. elocs Sep 7 #43
Precisely. It's called PRAGMATISM. B.See Sep 8 #69
I don't care much about his endorsement Mad_Machine76 Sep 7 #47
So you don't care about bringing more votes to our side? onenote Sep 7 #49
Did you not read my entire reply? Mad_Machine76 Sep 7 #55
You're overthinking it IMO. BannonsLiver Sep 7 #54
"In our nation's 248-year history, speak easy Sep 7 #58
Trump didn't happen in a vacuum, he's the result of Reagan, Bush Sr and Bush Jr/Cheney ideas and policies. jalan48 Sep 7 #60
Hitler, Stalin and Putin didn't happen in a vacuum either. speak easy Sep 7 #64
But Cindy McCain's endorsement would be most welcome!! n/t Stargleamer Sep 7 #62
Dick Cheney can kiss my ass. Right after Liz and that Adam guy that spoke at the convention. mucholderthandirt Sep 7 #63
Came here to say this. K&R aocommunalpunch Sep 7 #66
No, we must be Machiavellian now, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. brush Sep 8 #68
Agree. It's politics. betsuni Sep 8 #70
Absolutely. Corporate shills we are not. I don't agree with old-school republican thought at all. brush Sep 8 #72
At this point, if we allow the nation to go down in flames, while sitting in the White House, ecstatic Sep 8 #71

Autumn

(45,785 posts)
5. And waged war on innocents and murdered hundreds of thousands. Tortured people and good old
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 09:05 PM
Sep 6

Dickie boy and his Haliburton stole million of barrels of unmetered oil from the Iraqi people. But yeah he's a darling.

LeftInTX

(28,995 posts)
15. True....But for now I will be happy with Kamala!
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 09:58 PM
Sep 6

They weren't as crazy and trashy as Trump.

Trump wants to make Kennedy head of Women's Health!

That's diiiiiiisgusting..........

Justice matters.

(7,325 posts)
24. And Elon Musk the master cutter of every program he considers...
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 11:30 PM
Sep 6

communist

Except, of course, his rocket$$$$$$$$ and his pocket$$$$$$$$$$$$

brewens

(14,919 posts)
31. As far as I'm concerned, any "W" supporter needs to keep the hole in its face the fuck shut about the Kabul bomber
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 12:12 AM
Sep 7

or Benghazi. I can't believe people don't smack that crap down every time.

I made a meme with the burning twin towers.

Top line: Never Forget What Happened

Bottom line: When you Put The Half-Wit Barbara Bush Crapped Out In The White House

I throw that in their faces every time. I also post it everywhere I can just before 9/11.

Autumn

(45,785 posts)
39. Some people just like kissing republican ass. I don't get it.
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 09:06 AM
Sep 7

Those fucking Cheney's are fine with any republican destroying our country and democracy but draw the line at which one of them can do it. I guess the orange half wit just wasn't republican enough to suit them.

Mr.Bill

(24,587 posts)
21. He was also termed out
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 11:02 PM
Sep 6

and didn't lose an election. And he likely stole his first term from Al Gore. He won his second election by hiring people to lie about John Kerry's military service.

Autumn

(45,785 posts)
38. This point? Leaving out almost all of his quote really makes it sound different
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 09:01 AM
Sep 7

. “Even accepting that Ron is right and there is a theoretical way that I could win by 9 votes, I couldn’t be president of the United States that way, It’s not right,” “If we knock out thousands of votes of military people, I couldn’t govern. I could win, but I couldn’t govern."


Context is everything.

LisaM

(28,284 posts)
44. The point is that it wasn't Bush who oversaw the peaceful transfer.
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 12:32 PM
Sep 7

Last edited Sat Sep 7, 2024, 01:34 PM - Edit history (1)

I don't think showing the whole quote changes the context or, if anything, it enhances it. Those ballots were cast late in full defiance of the rules.

Autumn

(45,785 posts)
46. That quote was in response to those ballots. The whole quote very much enhances and shows the
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 01:13 PM
Sep 7

what the why as to how he felt he couldn't govern.


“If we knock out thousands of votes of military people, I couldn’t govern. I could win, but I couldn’t govern."


As a military man he would not have betrayed the military men and women.

LisaM

(28,284 posts)
52. So it was Gore who oversaw the peaceful transition.
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 01:39 PM
Sep 7

That's what I am trying to point out. If they had (rightly) not counted those votes, the Bush team would have done everything they could have to prevent Gore taking office.

Autumn

(45,785 posts)
56. Yes. He oversaw the peaceful transition from that podium while announcing Bush
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 01:55 PM
Sep 7

the winner of the 2000 presidential election was the hardest thing I have ever seen. I felt the whole quote was important.


https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2020/12/08/al-gore-2000-election-certification-mh-orig.cnn

Dennis Donovan

(22,005 posts)
4. It certainly portends danger to the Republic...
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 09:02 PM
Sep 6

...but every time someone, as diametrically opposed in policy to VP Harris as the Cheneys are, speak up and support her, it's a ray of hope. And that is a good thing - it indicates the danger is lessening.

speak easy

(10,207 posts)
7. " it indicates the danger is lessening."
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 09:07 PM
Sep 6

No, it indicates a real and present danger IMO . If Kamala was a shoo in, I believe the Cheney's would have held their piece.

Locutusofborg

(538 posts)
8. From Dick Cheney's Harris endorsement statement
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 09:12 PM
Sep 6

"there has never been an individual who is a greater threat to our republic than Donald Trump,"

Anybody got a problem with that?

MarineCombatEngineer

(13,642 posts)
13. Not at all, at least GW Bush didn't attempt to overthrow the Govt. by force
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 09:42 PM
Sep 6

and over saw a peaceful transfer of power, and neither did Cheney, but his endorsement of VP Harris is not a redeeming moment at all.

There's this saying that I'll modify somewhat:
The enemy of my enemy is, temporarily, my ally.

Frank D. Lincoln

(358 posts)
11. "Our backs are against the wall," but that's PRECISELY why we will win.
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 09:37 PM
Sep 6

We will win with the same spirit that England, against all odds, stood up to Hitler and won.

We will not give in to fear. We will not be intimidated.

We will not lose our democracy.

We will do our duty to defend the Constitution with the volume and might of our votes at the ballot box.

When we fight, we win!

Frank D. Lincoln

(358 posts)
16. You don't understand. No offense.
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 10:17 PM
Sep 6

But when you state "We HAVE to win" but go on to state "but it's not in the bag," that conveys doubt and even desperation.

It also directly contradicts what Kamala Harris, our Democratic leader, has stated: "When we fight, we win."

NOT "When we fight, we win, but it's not in the bag."

Some things are tacitly understood but it's prudent not to let your thoughts go there. Once you do, you're planting the seeds of doubt. And doubt can grow into a forest of anxiety and fear which are no good.

I'm not perfect. I've given into that type of thinking before. But that doesn't mean I have to keep doing it.

Positive thinking, combined with putting in the work, is a key characteristic to being a winner.



Frank D. Lincoln

(358 posts)
25. Not at all.
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 11:39 PM
Sep 6

Underdog means not favored by others to win. It doesn't mean that you don't think you'll win.

At the moment, Harris is favored to win by FiveThirtyEight and I predict she's going to open up a huge lead between now and November.

Also, historian Allan Lichtman predicts Harris will win the presidency.

People on the political right should be worried, not people on the political left (but people on the left still need to put in the work between now and November).

But I've now deduced that you're operating from ego and just want to win an argument.

Therefore I won't be revisiting this thread.

Feel free to have the last word.

Gore1FL

(21,608 posts)
19. Cheney's Jan 6th was limited to the state level.
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 10:58 PM
Sep 6

I welcome the endorsement. It's like agreeing with Sauron, though.

The Roux Comes First

(1,402 posts)
26. I Agree. It is a Very Bitter Pill to Have This Ultimate POS's Endorsement of Our Terrific Candidate
Fri Sep 6, 2024, 11:56 PM
Sep 6

Stand for anything. He was one of the primary cheating liars who enriched himself and cronies by discarding plenty of anti-terrorism measures put in place previously and then when their unlocked barn-door was violated starting unjustified wars that led to thousands of needless deaths. We'll leave the heinous torture of prisoners by our military on his watch for another time.

GoreWon2000

(752 posts)
27. Cheney's hypocrisy knows no bounds!
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 12:01 AM
Sep 7

Did Cheney think he was defending the constitution when he helped bushthief steal the 2000 election in Florida? Several hundred thousand legally cast votes sit uncounted in the Florida archives thanks to the bushthief/Cheney election stealing cabal. Now Cheney wants to turn on the orange turd for using the bushthief/Cheney election stealing road map? Sadly, the corporate media will lap it up. It's disgusting!

Kaleva

(37,582 posts)
41. Your position gives credence to the argument that our elections are fraudulent
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 09:13 AM
Sep 7

That the outcome depends on which side does a better job of stealing it

GoreWon2000

(752 posts)
48. Florida 2000 must never be forgotten
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 01:32 PM
Sep 7

The 2000 election was fraudulent. Several hundred thousand legally cast votes sit uncounted in the Florida archives because the repugs succeeded in getting the repug controlled SCOTUS to stop the legal Florida vote count. Florida 2000 clearly established that the repugs understand that they can no longer win elections legitimately because their draconian policies are NOT supported by the majority of voters. Instead of working to understand what voters concerns are and what policies they would like to see, the repugs have doubled down on their election stealing in order to gain and retain power and force their highly unpopular extremist agenda on our country and against the will of the voters. Sadly, the dems have been extremely slow in figuring out what the repugs are up to and how to respond to the repugs all out assault on American democracy. Al Gore had it figured out in 2000 and fought to have the uncounted Florida votes counted but he got no additional help from the dem side. This is the ugly reality that our country is now facing.

PatrickforB

(14,939 posts)
28. When I saw that, I thought, "Wow, Dick Cheney actually has one little spark of light in an otherwise
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 12:04 AM
Sep 7

burnt ash soul."

I have a slightly better opinion of Liz Cheney, because as odious as her policy positions are, I see her as more of a patriot than Darth "Cheney" Vader. He's a war criminal and profiteer.

Still, in spite of the assertion in the OP that it is a bad sign because our backs are to the wall, the good of it is that the Harris campaign is building a permission structure and really enlarging the coalition. The fact that many old-school Republicans are coming in, as well as some evangelicals, and first time voters are registering like crazy seems encouraging.

Yeah, Trump could still take it (though I pray not every day). But each day I'm thinking we have a better chance than the day before.

Let us hope Trump has a really bad debate and puts his dementia on display for the nation. Then maybe we can breathe normally, but we still have to play through the whistle as Walz would say.

Cheezoholic

(2,406 posts)
30. It really scares me to see how many on this board have been praising Liz Cheney since the J6th committee
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 12:05 AM
Sep 7

And especially lately with some even suggesting she either run for office somewhere else than WY or even that they'd vote for her (WTF?) There were many others involved in trying to stop and prosecute the case against The Felon and his sycophant's also. Why? Because as you pointed out, it's their duty as patriots to defend the Constitution. They don't get nearly the praise (probably because of her evil name) as she does, maybe Kinzinger to a degree.
It really concerns me that someone who voted for Trump twice, refused to vote for impeachment, has been openly hostile on abortion rights amongst other far right views gets as much praise as she does on this board. People like her will burn us alive given the chance.

You are very right, we are in big trouble.

Cheezoholic

(2,406 posts)
36. You misinterpret what I was saying. Yes we need all hands on deck to rid ourselves of this horror, agree whole heartedly
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 08:36 AM
Sep 7

But it needs to be made very clear that these people do not have a home here unless they repent their far right conservative values. Those values have no place in a progressive liberal Democratic party. Trust me, I've been around long enough to have seen how far the right has already dragged what would be considered "the middle" to the right. And in this political game of tug-o-war Dick Cheney and his ilk are professionals in doing that.

Too many times have I watched this party get politically bullied and dragged towards a so called center and then bounce only half as far back over the last 50 years. It's not so much the GQP has been moving moving farther right, they've been dragging us to the right kicking and screaming with them. That is my fear and warning.

Like I've said, on 11/6, as Bartles and Jaymes once said, "thanks for your support", now get the hell off my lawn and go clean your own house up. After all they let this happen and are almost as responsible as The Felon himself IMHO. Respectfully

betsuni

(27,064 posts)
67. Could you give an an example of how Democrats have been dragged to the Right?
Sun Sep 8, 2024, 12:50 AM
Sep 8

(Compromise with moderates in one's own or another party to get enough votes to pass legislature isn't being dragged to the Right.)

Any Democratic votes for Trump tax cuts, abolishing the ACA, deregulation and trickle down economics, against voting rights? No.

MontanaFarmer

(685 posts)
35. Happy to go back to disagreeing with
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 12:38 AM
Sep 7

Liz Cheney. I'd never vote for her, unless it was against Trump. But not today. Today we're on the same team. She's not just paying lip service, she's going to campaign for VP Harris. Welcome to the resistance.

Cheezoholic

(2,406 posts)
59. Yes but I'm in no way a "purist". As I replied to a poster above we can't afford to keep moving the middle to the right
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 01:59 PM
Sep 7

And I strongly believe it has over the last 50 years

BannonsLiver

(17,459 posts)
53. You apparently see this as business as usual and need absolute ideological purity.
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 01:43 PM
Sep 7

This is not one of those elections.

Doodley

(9,902 posts)
32. The danger has never been greater. In a few months we could lose the America we know.
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 12:33 AM
Sep 7

Cheney is right: "There has never been an individual who is a greater threat to our republic than Donald Trump,"

We have a presidential candidate who is telling voters that America is in the trashcan, every aspect is the worst, crime, economy,
security, immigration, and only he can fix it, yet he has no ideas and no understanding to fix anything. And he says look at Hungary, look at China, look at Russia. Those leaders are all his examples of who he wants to be.

We have a candidate who wants to destroy our democracy and our most basic freedoms and the media will not report that. They will not inform the people of these basic facts. They want to talk about taxes on tips and Kamala Harris's ethnicity, anything Trump wants them to talk about.

All it takes is a one percent move from where the polls are now towards Trump and he wins. This is a crisis. Cheney's abandonment of his party reflects the scale of that crisis.

Response to speak easy (Original post)

Response to JoseBalow (Reply #61)

elocs

(22,967 posts)
43. The enemy of my enemy is at least an ally for the moment.
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 12:23 PM
Sep 7

Cheney's endorsement and plan to actually vote for Harris likely would convince more Republicans and those on the right to vote for Harris than any one of us ever would and that's worth something. I'm not too self righteous to take what I could get if it helps us win the White House.

B.See

(2,790 posts)
69. Precisely. It's called PRAGMATISM.
Sun Sep 8, 2024, 01:35 AM
Sep 8

Toward a greater good. The preservation of democracy itself.

Even Kamala herself made an across the aisle appeal from the floor of the DNC by promising to be a President for all the people.

Strange how some now think we can afford to say 'fuck you' to a potentially significant endorsement.

Mad_Machine76

(24,705 posts)
47. I don't care much about his endorsement
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 01:28 PM
Sep 7

aside from the fact that it might bring a few more votes to our side you know that things are REALLY bad for some powerful interests when Darth Cheney is endorsing an African-American Female Democrat for POTUS.

speak easy

(10,207 posts)
58. "In our nation's 248-year history,
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 01:59 PM
Sep 7

there has never been an individual who is a greater threat to our republic than Donald Trump"

Is Dick overthinking it too?

jalan48

(14,141 posts)
60. Trump didn't happen in a vacuum, he's the result of Reagan, Bush Sr and Bush Jr/Cheney ideas and policies.
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 02:02 PM
Sep 7

Now that we're at the doorstep of a Fascist takeover they want to change their ways. Think Bill Barr and how he worked to protect Trump while he was his AG and then jumped ship a few weeks before January 6th.

speak easy

(10,207 posts)
64. Hitler, Stalin and Putin didn't happen in a vacuum either.
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 05:28 PM
Sep 7

Gingrich, Rove, Cheney, Barr and Mitch etc. all weakened the guardrails to breaking point, but most of them were probably surprised at what sort of monster broke through. McConnell is the worst. He could have stopped it.

mucholderthandirt

(780 posts)
63. Dick Cheney can kiss my ass. Right after Liz and that Adam guy that spoke at the convention.
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 04:41 PM
Sep 7

Everybody else can get in line behind him. Fuck these people who claim they're voting for Kamala Harris, and who are still Republicans. They lie when it suits them, and when it doesn't. If they're that worried about Trump, they should have done something about it years ago. Like, in 2015 before he was going to run for president and fuck America up worse than they did.

Sorry I can't say what I really mean, but I like being able to post here.

aocommunalpunch

(4,324 posts)
66. Came here to say this. K&R
Sat Sep 7, 2024, 08:19 PM
Sep 7

Now, sit in the fucking corner and wait until you’re called for, Republicans. Useless fucks.

brush

(56,297 posts)
68. No, we must be Machiavellian now, the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
Sun Sep 8, 2024, 01:02 AM
Sep 8

It's of utmost importance for the survival of our democracy. After the election, we can return to our respective corners as we know who the Cheneys are, and they know who we are...different sides of the American coin, not dictator wannabes.

betsuni

(27,064 posts)
70. Agree. It's politics.
Sun Sep 8, 2024, 01:37 AM
Sep 8

I find the false accusation by some that Democrats have been dragged to the Right, are neoliberal trickle down deregulation anti-environment corporatist shills with no policies helping working/middle class just like Republicans and will turn over the car keys to the party to right-wingers any second to be really stupid and offensive.

Both sides same in 2024?

brush

(56,297 posts)
72. Absolutely. Corporate shills we are not. I don't agree with old-school republican thought at all.
Sun Sep 8, 2024, 01:49 AM
Sep 8

Much less the extreme rightist maga trumpers...no empathy for the less fortunate, all the while hoping to step on them to get rich themselves.

The Kennedys (obviously not RFK Jr,), the Roosevelts, George Scoros, Bloomberg and others...all have done very well but have also been champions for those much less well off.

ecstatic

(33,958 posts)
71. At this point, if we allow the nation to go down in flames, while sitting in the White House,
Sun Sep 8, 2024, 01:47 AM
Sep 8

then what can I say? Biden needs to do whatever he needs to do to protect us. Garland already failed and now it's on him to hold the line.

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