Stephen Miller announces the US has taken the action of formally recognizing left wing violence as a form of political terrorism, claiming liberalism "is a direct threat to our national security and the survival of our Republican form of government"

[u/ExactlySorta]

[u/Mekisteus]

And when that Mueller report finally comes out, everyone will have to face the fact that Trump is a criminal and his presidency will be over.

And now that Jan 6 happened, no one can deny how dangerous Trump is and MAGA is doomed.

And as soon as the Epstein files are released, or if Trump just refuses to release them, that's going to put an end to his presidency.

And if we win the midterms...

[u/BetterEveryLeapYear → u/Mekisteus]

Don't forget that when Mahmoud Khalil was abducted by ICE on the Executive's order on the 8th of March 2025 against the direct order of the judiciary, and nobody - judiciary (including law enforcement), legislative, or as a final recourse, the people - nobody batted an eyelid.

That's the day USA ceased to be a nation governed by the rule of law and everything since then has just been the administration shoring up their grip on the levers of power.

They've been abducting American citizen children with cancer and sending them to actual concentration camps without legal recourse and shooting American citizens dead in the street for a year ffs. Nobody is going to do jack shit when the November elections are taken, get a grip people. Push already came to shove and the population as a whole utterly capitulated.

[u/MacRapalicious → u/Mekisteus]

Surely he just can’t keep top secret documents in his bathroom? Oh what’s that? Immunity. Got it. Thanks

[u/LaLa1234imunoriginal → u/Mekisteus]

Yeah I was gonna say, this is what, the eighth "tipping point"? Direct action is a very important part of a functioning democracy and it's very clear not enough people in the US have interest in that.

[u/_CurseTheseMetalHnds → u/LaLa1234imunoriginal]

It's like the 60th and people still think it matters