when lawmakers warn looters they will be arrested, its like warning people who leave work without an umbrella that they could get wet. the risk is usually accepted by the mindset. in a just world, when people take advantage of a horrible situation - punishment must be far worse than if they had committed the crime in a non-crisis. the horrible situation dictates that the justice be swift and complete. theres no time for arrests. the warning needs to be: we see you looting, we will shoot you. we'll be back to pick you up later.
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If it’s a miserable Monday, it must be Tarlov on The Five. I’m not sure I want to disturb my peace with her. 😩
Hey Democrats,
Remember Obama’s famous line to John McCain, “Elections have consequences”?
This usually means you don’t get to make demands that it’s your way or the highway when legislation or funding bills are up for consideration. You need to compromise and allow the will of the voters to prevail. Otherwise, it’s a “threat to democracy”, isn’t it?
Then please explain yourselves right now, because you’re all acting as if you won the majority in both chambers last year.
News Flash!
YOU DIDN’T!
Now act like it.
