On Monday, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell McConnell issued a hint that even if the impeachment process of former President Trump is unconstitutional, it can still convict Trump. Netizens exclaimed that the separation of powers in the United States is dead, the Republican Party has abolished itself, and the Democratic Party has the momentum to unify the world.
Trump’s eldest son, Trump Jr. said Tuesday that the double standard is too crazy, impeachment should not be the focus of Congress, to help the people through the difficult times is.
The Democratic Party and the Communist Party are similar in that they see themselves as saviors, not servants of the people, said Li Nanyang, daughter of Mao’s former secretary Li Rui.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, interviewed on the 9th, admonished the Biden administration to be wary of the Chinese Communist challenge and not to mind Xi Jinping‘s feelings. A few days ago, the Biden Administration called an indefinite halt to the mandatory TikTok sale program.
Twitter India is in big trouble! Exposed to interfere with India’s internal affairs, employees may face 7 years in prison.
McConnell implied that the impeachment of unconstitutional can also convict Trump
According to the news obtained by Newsmax, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), the leader of the United States Senate. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) signaled to Republican senators that even senators who have found Trump’s impeachment unconstitutional could still vote in favor of convicting Trump in the final vote.
Watch China compiled a Feb. 10 report by Newsmax TV, which obtained three sources with knowledge of the situation, indicating that Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell told his Republican colleagues that the final vote on former President Trump’s impeachment would be a “conscience” vote.
Photo: U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) McConnell (Mitch McConnell, left) and then-President Trump.
A person familiar with the matter said McConnell made the remarks publicly during a leadership meeting on Monday night, Feb. 8.
McConnell’s words were interpreted as a signal to Republican senators that those who found the impeachment unconstitutional could still vote for former President Trump’s conviction in the final vote.
Two people familiar with the matter said the Senate began hearing the Trump impeachment case Feb. 9, and after first debating its constitutionality, Sen. McConnell voted to find it unconstitutional, but McConnell has not yet decided how to vote in a final vote on whether to convict Trump.
Six Republicans joined Democrats in voting for the constitutionality of Trump’s impeachment on Feb. 8, moving the impeachment through the Senate.
After 44 Republican senators voted against an impeachment trial against former President Trump, most Republican senators saw it as a clear signal that the Senate would eventually overturn the impeachment charges against President Trump and give Trump an acquittal.
Senator Kevin Cramer, a Republican from North Dakota, said the Senate will eventually overturn the impeachment charges against President Trump and give him an acquittal. Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) said, “I’ve come to believe that the likelihood of a close conviction is extremely small.”
Missouri’s Republican U.S. Senator Josh Hawley (D-Miss.) said, “I’ve been convinced that a conviction is unlikely. Jo-Hawley said he would be “very surprised” if any Republican changed his mind during the trial and voted for impeachment and conviction.
Republican U.S. Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) believes Tuesday’s vote (Feb. 8) will be a barometer of the final outcome, indicating how many senators will vote to acquit President Trump.
Missouri’s other U.S. senator, Republican Roy Blunt, said the vote will be a barometer of the final outcome. I would vote like I voted that day,” said Roy Blunt (R-Miss.). I don’t think it’s constitutional, and I don’t think we should do it.”
Heavyweight U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas (R-Texas) said, “I don’t think it’s constitutional. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) argued that the Democratic impeachment of President Trump is a “political drama” that will end in failure.
Congressional Democrats have accused President Trump of “instigating” the Jan. 6 riots at the Capitol as a reason to impeach and convict him. Because a conviction requires a two-thirds majority of the Senate’s 100 senators to pass, which means at least 17 Republican senators need to fall in line and join the 50 Democratic senators to make it possible.
Netizen “zhix” wrote in a tweet that the Democrats are both witnesses, victims, prosecutors and judges. The separation of powers is dead in the US.
The Republican Party is still in charge of the case,” said “icando2”. The Republican Party did not practice divine skill, but also abolished their own martial arts. The Democratic Party has the potential to unify the world for a thousand generations.
Little Trump: impeachment should not be the focus of Congress to help the people to overcome difficulties is
Former President Trump’s (Trump) oldest son, Trump Jr. told Fox News Tuesday (Feb. 9) that House Democrats are attempting to get the Senate to convict Trump after his impeachment trial this week, but that simply should not be the focus of the U.S. Congress right now. America still has a pandemic going on and the people are in need of a lot of help, he said!
“Aren’t we still in the middle of a pandemic?” Trump Jr. told news show host Sean Hannity. “I think these senators should have better things to do. Maybe they should actually be fighting for the American people for change, maybe they can actually get involved in causes that can help us get through this pandemic.”
Trump Jr. said the new administration has so far failed to provide coronavirus assistance to the public. Instead, Biden has directly killed a large number of American people’s jobs through climate-specific executive orders and by opening U.S. borders without considering the safety of the virus’ spread.
Trump Jr. later compared his father’s much-criticized comments and the Capitol riots to those of Democratic officials in the past and the riots that affected several U.S. cities last year. He said, “The double standard is insane, and maybe the U.S. Senate should focus on that instead of the nonsense.”
He told Hannity, “What you’re saying, in a way, highlights all the hypocrisy that we’ve seen in 10 months of rioting, looting, arson, in-your-face type of politics.” “Frankly, what my father said on Jan. 6 was relatively mild, but if you compare his speech to any standardized cliche speech (stump speech) that has ever been delivered in political history, it’s definitely not very different.”
Trump Jr. added that in the future Republicans “will have to play hardball, if they [Democrats] are playing hardball.” “They’ve laughed and slapped us in the face when they’ve won every major battle we’ve had along the way. And we all kept giving them the other cheek to slap.”
Li Nanyang: Democrats and Communists both see themselves as saviors
Ms. Li Nanyang’s father, Li Rui, was a former secretary to Mao Zedong and a representative of the liberal wing of the Chinese Communist Party system. Li Nanyang had spent several years taking Li Rui’s diary overseas, organizing and preserving it, and eventually donating it to the Hoover Institution in the United States.
The 2020 U.S. election made Li Nanyang begin to realize that American society was dangerously headed and that many of the social phenomena were very similar to those under Chinese Communist rule. She wrote an article entitled: America’s 2021 and China’s 1949, in which she wrote that she sincerely hopes that America’s 2021 will not become China’s 1949.
Recently he was interviewed by New Tang Dynasty TV’s “Hot Topics Interactive” program. I think the similarity between the Democratic Party and the Communist Party is that he sees them as saviors, not servants of the people,” Li said.
What did Trump say when he left the White House? He said, “I’m trying to bring this government back to serving the people.” “A servant of the people.” That’s very impressive. A lot of people are so critical of Trump, but I don’t think they understand the essence of Trump.
When House Speaker Pelosi was interviewed by CNN, that Waugh said you this bailout bill, you are just stuck not to pass, so many people in this owl on waiting for this day, it can not open, can not open business, what are you doing?
Later Pelosi said, I feed people Food, I feed people food (“I feed them, I feed them”).
Li Nanyang said, “How can this government speaker become a savior who feeds the people? The function of this government has completely changed, it has become a communist party. The Communist Party is the savior of the people, and American government officials are public servants serving the people. How can she feed the people, the people feed her, the people feed her, how to become her to feed the people ah?
Pompeo urges Biden: Wary of Chinese Communist challenge need not mind Xi Jinping
Former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reminds the Biden administration once again to remain highly vigilant to the threat of the Chinese Communist Party and to consider protecting Americans without minding too much about Xi Jinping’s feelings.
Photo: Former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
In an interview with Fox News on Feb. 9, Pompeo said he disagreed with the Biden administration’s comments about cooperation with Beijing and said Biden should think more about protecting Americans. There is no need to worry about Xi Jinping’s feelings.
Pompeo said, “We have to face the challenges that the Communist Party of China presents to the United States and to the world.”
He said whether it’s the thousands of lives lost due to the Epidemic or the millions of jobs destroyed by the CCP’s policies. The Communist Party has stolen from the United States and dumped Chinese products back into the country, and the Communist Party’s military is working to ensure that the Communist Party can become a great power.
Pompeo reminded the Biden administration that it remains important to judge a country by its actions, not “propaganda.
Pompeo, in a speech to China at the Nixon Presidential Library in California on July 23, 2020, paraphrased President Reagan, said in the spirit of trust but verify, and in the case of the Chinese Communist Party, “we must distrust as well as verify.
U.S. media: Biden administration indefinitely halts plan to force TikTok sale
The Wall Street Journal reports that people familiar with the matter have revealed that the sale of Chinese company ByteTok’s U.S. business to Walmart and Oracle has been put on hold indefinitely, mainly because President Joe Biden is conducting a broad assessment of the national security risks that Chinese technology companies may pose.
The report cited sources familiar with the matter as saying that discussions between ByteTok and security officials at the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) are continuing, focusing mainly on data security and ways to prevent the information collected by TikTok from U.S. users from being obtained by the Chinese government; possible solutions include having TikTok data managed by a trusted third party so that it does not need to be sold entirely.
However, the Biden administration is evaluating the risks posed by Chinese technology companies and their data collection, so the resolution of TikTok-related issues will not be immediately conclusive.
Emily Horne, a spokeswoman for the National Security Council, was quoted as saying that we plan to develop a comprehensive approach to protecting U.S. data against the various threats we face, “which includes the risks posed by the use of Chinese APPs (applications) in the U.S., as well as other softwares that run in the U.S.”; in the coming months, we expect to review specific cases based on a comprehensive understanding of the risks we face. In the coming months, we expect to review specific cases with a full understanding of the risks we face.
The report noted that the Biden administration will need to make a formal response to the TikTok v. Trump Executive Order case next week, and there may be some clues at that Time; Oracle, Walmart and other companies could still be part of a potential deal for TikTok’s U.S. business, but it depends on how the Biden administration treats Trump’s measures against TikTok.
Exposed to interfere with India’s internal affairs, Twitter employees may face 7 years in jail
The massive farmers’ protests that erupted in India late last month are considered one of the biggest domestic challenges facing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he kicks off 2021. India has warned Twitter employees that they will face jail time after it was discovered that the social media platform Twitter facilitated the nationwide protests in India.
In a notice sent to Twitter, India’s IT ministry said that Twitter’s algorithmic rules had facilitated protests in India and that an outbreak of violence had seriously affected public order in the country, the National File, a conservative news site, reported on Sept. 9. India issued a warning that Twitter employees would be fined or jailed for seven years.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has been outspoken in his personal Twitter account about his support for the Indian farmers’ protests, and has also liked anti-Indian government tweets by left-media columnist Karen Attiah of The Washington Post and American pop star Rihanna. Rihanna’s anti-Indian government tweets.
Attiah has said, “Rihanna has the Indian government quaking in its boots.”
Last week, Rihanna retweeted a CNN article about the Indian government suspending the network in the New Delhi area in response to the protests, writing, “Why can’t we talk about this?”
Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg later discovered, by accident, that Rihanna’s tweet had been completely scripted. Earlier, Thunberg had posted a “toolkit” for activists that included a tweet template identical to the one Rihanna had shared. Tomberg then took down the tweet, deleted the template, and posted a new toolkit.
Subsequently, an Indian investigation revealed that the person behind the toolkit was a Canadian-based activist group backed by the far-left American billionaire George Soros, the Poetic Justice Foundation).
The Indian government has questioned Twitter’s position on neutrality in light of Dorsey’s blatant interference in India’s internal affairs.
An Indian government official told The Times of India, “If the founder of Twitter is openly taking sides, it does raise questions about the neutrality of the platform and how it is handling India’s demands related to the protests.”
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