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The GOP bench isn't deep.
Assuming the current occupant vacates, one way , or the other , former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie could run one heck of an "I told you so" campaign for '28.

The GOP bench isn't deep.
Most of ICE's enforcement effort has been directed at people with criminal histories. I suppose we need to know whether he is musing about amnesty for all, or amnesty only for people without criminal histories. Or he is just saying one thing today and another tomorrow, as usual.Then why give Miller the new job?
Pretty big contradiction between these words and his recent action(s).
Most of ICE's enforcement effort has been directed at people with criminal histories.
Seen. I also see that at some point the focus changed away from those with criminal histories, but that was originally the policy.Really??
• No Criminal Convictions: 70.6% of current ICE detainees have no criminal convictions, and many of those who do have convictions have committed only minor offenses, such as traffic violations.
• With Criminal Records or Pending Charges: Approximately 29.4% of detainees have criminal convictions or pending charges, though the severity of these records varies widely from low-level offenses to violent felonies.
Source: https://tracreports.org/immigration/quickfacts/
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F8ck, Dems give it a rest and focus on governingAnd here we go.
8 Articles filed.
filed by a republicanF8ck, Dems give it a rest and focus on governing
F8ck, Dems give it a rest and focus on governing
From a quick skim: Basically three counts of ignoring the congressional War Powers Resolution; wilfully failing to minimize civilian casualties (basically a war crimes allegation), extrajudicial killing; kidnapping a sovereign foreign leader (Maduro); going after Senator Kelly with a contrived UCMJ proceeding, and; an unlawful war in Yemen. All likely have a solid factual basis.And here we go.
8 Articles filed.
filed by a republican
Massie lost his primary to a Trump-backed candidate. It would be a stretch to imagine he's not bitter.Sort of like when they have to cull one for the good of the herd? Even when it's heartbreaking.
I like those. Should put a crimp in some of the crap the "intelligence community" sometimes pulls.From a quick skim: Basically three counts of ignoring the congressional War Powers Resolution; wilfully failing to minimize civilian casualties (basically a war crimes allegation), extrajudicial killing; kidnapping a sovereign foreign leader (Maduro); going after Senator Kelly with a contrived UCMJ proceeding, and; an unlawful war in Yemen. All likely have a solid factual basis.
The articles were filed by a Republican, some time ago. Johnson shut down the House to avoid it before the mid-termsF8ck, Dems give it a rest and focus on governing
So what I am hearing is Trump et al is going after the ICC for very personal reasons.Some of those articles are also dangerous for many people down the chain. Kidnapping and extra-judicial killings (whether murder or war crime) do not excuse anyone down the chain of command that ordered and then executed it just because the original high-up who first ordered it is found guilty. If it sticks to Hegseth, then the JAG and criminal investigation services of the military would see it as cases to be investigated and prosecuted through the chain of command.
Fixed.Most of ICE's enforcement effort has beendirected atconducted by people with criminal histories.
Massie lost his primary to a Trump-backed candidate. It would be a stretch to imagine he's not bitter.