Tina Peters: From Jail Scrubs To The Red Carpet

7 thoughts on “Tina Peters: From Jail Scrubs To The Red Carpet”

1. This is a great takedown on Mr. Pillow and his stolen election stunts! 

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2. Two thoughts:  Ms. Peters may be able to fundraise among the other attendees, making this a legitimate campaign expense.  And perhaps Dinesh D’Souza is able to provide suggestions about how to handle trial, conviction, and imprisonment, and then conducting a campaign for a pardon.

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3. Two thoughts:

   1. Have we reached a point where there are more GOP candidates with criminal rap sheets than those without?

   2. Why do candidates like Boebert and Peters get special treatment on bond and outstanding warrants just because they are candidates?  If I ever have a warrant for my arrest, I will be sure to hustle down to the county clerk and register to run for an office.

   Bonus thought: obviously, just before November 8th is the best possible date to drop an indictment.  That way, Republicans can have the distinction of knowingly voting for an indicted felon anyway.

    

    

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4. What’s that saying about 15 minutes of fame.

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5. Is this crazyass the Trump of Colorado? Seems like one's standing in the current Colorado GQP is directly proportional to the amount and fervor of support expressed for Peters.

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6. This will be a non-sequitor for most, but the plight of black farmers dating back to Sherman’s Special Field Order No. 15  (40 acres and a mule) set up a plan to provide land to slaves.  Of course it wasn’t long before the white boys nearly eliminated the movement and gave the land back to the white plantation owners. 

   Ever since, the black community has had to claim every inch of progress as the whites advanced by meters.  Through coordinated efforts by our government, bureaucracy, and politicians they’ve been disenfranchised at every turn.  

   Dinesh, may the spirit of 2,000 mules stampede your crazy ass. 

   How the Government Helped White Americans Steal Black Farmland

   The office of civil rights at the Agriculture Department is located on the third floor of a building named after a white supremacist. The Jamie Whitten Building, named in 1994, honors a member of Congress who started his career by eliminating a federal agency because its studies encouraged “racial intermingling” and ended it by referring to Mike Espy, a Black member of Congress and future secretary of agriculture, as “boy.” Whitten’s prejudices were reflected in the policies he supported: floods of cash for wealthy white farmers and next to nothing for Black farmers.

   The representative from Mississippi never worked for USDA, but as chair of the House Appropriations subcommittee on agriculture for over four decades, he exercised so much control over the department’s budget that he became known as the “Permanent Secretary of Agriculture.” 

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7. The US and state governments mastered the art of taking land by the time they got to the freed slaves. It didn’t take them long. 

   There have always been people in government whose sole ambition is the acquisition and entrenchment of wealth and power. People (I use the word loosely) like Mitch McConnell who, according to Bloomberg, vowed to not use the filibuster to ban abortion…somehow.

   A Mitch McConnell “vow”.

   What do you suppose that is worth on todays’ market…in USD?😝

   ROFLMAO…as we used to say.

    

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