Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "NBC News" channel.

  1. I'm not sure why people are so afraid of owning their own racism. What's with the cowardice in public, but outspokenness online? I'm not a racist, but if I were, you wouldn't see me crying at press conferences and making a fool of myself and my family. There's no gray area or subjective interpretations. There are no thought crimes you can even be charged with. It's just scary people who feel vulnerable when confronted. Just be a transparent racist instead of hiding behind politics or pretending it's related to free speech or a form of trolling.
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  2. It's amazing that watching Tony Blair's PM questions on PBS (In the US), as a child has normalized what looks like chaos compared to US Congress.
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  3. Guess we can add Bulgaria on the list of nations invaded by the US.
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  4. This would be a excellent opportunity for the US to re-employ the Monroe Doctrine.
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  5. They were hoping and praying this would have been about Dr. Fauci instead of the person running the country.
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  6. How is it that all racists, extremists, and fascists seem to be connected to him and his form of politics?
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  7.  @auntiez4917  They're both candidates you would vote for if you only wanted chaos instead of competent leadership. I think a lot of people hate the Left more than they love America and effective government.
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  8. [ 0:08 ] That's the original Oracle from the Matrix.
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  9. I want the judge to call in the South Park version of Mickey Mouse. He could duke it out with DeSantis.
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  10. I fully support what they're doing and appreciate how science and technology can progress in a competitive environment. The CCP and Russia are definitely hostile adversaries and geopolitical competitors on earth, but the US Space Force needs to work on the "boogieman story" for this Cold War 2.0 between the US/UK/EU/JPN and CCP and Russia. I don't doubt that there might be an intel report out there claiming that China and Russia are looking to have a space war and shoot down our satellites between the earth-moon orbit, but they know that's BS. Who came up with, Elon Musk? That sounds like something I'd invent to get a billion-dollar defense contract. Wouldn't the space debris damage their satellites, too, or would the Chinese satellites shoot ours down and then hide on the dark side of the moon? We need to work on this story because that sounds too crazy for even North Korea.
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  11. Well done, Master Yoda. There's dog are taking a bite out of crime and not playing in 2023.
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  12. That's very disturbing, but thanks for sharing it. All life's problems seem less important now hearing a parent go through the worse lost imaginable.
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  13. I can only imagine how long it takes for Trump's lawyers to give him a brief update on all the litigation, legislation, and investigations linked to him, his company, and his term as president.
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  14. It's a politician angry with gays going against a billion dollar corporate empire. That gives Disney World more than enough time to relocate the theme park to Atlanta, GA.
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  15. I don't blame them. They've been through enough, and the US is the greatest on earth. Since they are the right color, the Texas governor won't bus them to Washington, D.C.
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  16. This one is not the omnibus bill, so what foreign aid are you talking about?
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  17. At least he's wearing a mask. I'm cool with him.
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  18. This is shocking. I can't believe all this time the Trump Organization had a reputable accounting and audit firm signing off on their "thoroughly cooked" books.
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  19. It might be part of his feud with the GOP establishment. He might say, "If I can't have the Republican Party, then no one can!"
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  20. He's trying to improvise but he keeps repeating himself. I hope he's not the litigation lawyer.
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  21. @Dusty Wang It's not like you'll ever get a female pregnant. This has nothing to do with you.
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  22. True. That's why it's never homophobic to restrict blood donations from men in high-risk categories.
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  23. Rather than just calling random criminals to testify and cooperate with a political investigation and the findings of the House Committee, it would be best to let the Department of Justice lead the potential criminal cases and obstruction of Congress charges. The work of the House Committee is coming to an end and since there is an upcoming election, it's better to let the Department of Justice collect its evidence and make prosecutorial decisions regarding 1/6 criminal liability.
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  24.  @alongyourpath  I'd rather have someone not afraid to admit it than a coward pretending it doesn't exists.
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  25. You're right. The states do have a duty to provide a safe working environment and accommodations, but we're going on year two of the pandemic. You'd think they would have found a system that keeps kids in school without making schools a hazard to people venerable to severe Covid-19 complications.
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  26.  Just Myself  How long did you stay up at night trying to think of that? We know you love Russia and hate America, so you don't have to keep showing it. We can see your comment history and know you're not a serious and informed commenter.
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  27. That's messed up how they had the attorney make a fool out of himself. I'm sure this is the last time he'll use an open challenge to the media.
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  28. A sane person would have left office with federal pardons and state-level executive clemency. As long as he and his family agreed to stay out of public office and politics, a form of immunity would have still been a possibility, but January 6, 2021, ruined that.
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  29. Let the serve as a reminder that Hillary Clinton neither forgives nor forgets. She'll respond back on her own time frame. *Not serious. My condolences to Starr's family and friends.
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  30.  @monkeystrive7501  Or those who come back from the annual Straight Pride trip to San Francisco, CA.
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  31. I don't waste time trying to figure out why people have their extremist political beliefs. I'm encouraged by high-voter turnout and election participation in politics because with Trump on the ballot, the end-results will likely be a repeat of the 2020 Presidential Election. The best way to get the GOP to move away from extremism and return back to nominating politicians who can win general election is for the party to keep losing national elections. The party is lacking any sane and centrist politicians that could seriously reclaim the White House and both houses of Congress. It would be great for America if one of the major political parties didn't function as neo-fascist cult, but this is the world we live in. The best way to defend America and other liberal democracies is to vote against extremist.
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  32.  @dawnsmith9596  I wished they'd get more courage to defend their own positions rather than this nonsense with the crying press conferences.
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  33. Yeah it's too late for Putin to try and knock him off now that it has international attention.
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  34. They lost viewers because Trump is out of office. No one cares about the Cuomo's.
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  35.  Paul John  You must think you can fool us as an online nuke expert. You know you've never finished high school, so why are you playing these troll games? My only question is that you're not intelligent, so how would have information about the US capabilities? Do they just share that with random trolls?
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  36. @MissAnthropy They (the "GOP") can't move on to real issues because Big Bird is still out there talking to kids about vaccines and CRT.
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  37. South Park Mickey Mouse does NOT mess around with the shareholder's money.
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  38. Why would the mere presents of US bases be a problem? Unless you're planning on invading your neighbors, the American bases are none of your business.
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  39. Is that supposed to keep Sweden and Finland out of NATO? Putin's done more to expand NATO and surround Russia than any US President ever had. It wouldn't surprise me if the Vatican and Switzerland joined NATO and began sending javelins and stinger missiles like the rest of Europe.
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  40. I can respect the judge's legal determination and credibility, but it's unusual following a potentially high-profile criminal case during the pre-indictment phase. If the government failed to meet its burden of proof in support of a contempt of court charge, then the judge had no other option that to rule against the government. I haven't read the court's ruling yet, but unless there's a new revelation calling into question this court's impartiality, moral character, and/or legal competence, then I see no reason to question the legitimacy of the ruling. In spite of the fact that I will never vote in support of Trump holding public office, he's still entitled to his rights of due process, fair trail, and protection against vindictive and politically motivated prosecutions (AKA "Deep state witch hunts"). All public official should be held accountable and investigated when there's even the appearance of corruption, criminality, and abuse of official authority; but just like we often need reminders that Trump is "NOT ABOVE the law," it's also true that Trump is "NOT BENEATH the protections of constitutional law."
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  41. It's virtually impossible to analysis the GOP's 2022 Midterm strategy without the topic descending into partisan bickering and tribalism. Despite that I'm still trying to figure out why running on a platform of 2020 Presidential Election denial and claims of widespread voter fraud would be a winning strategy.
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  42. Since we're talking about it. I don't like how he touched me either. My press conference will be at 10:00 a.m.
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  43. They wouldn't have problem if he were capable of not spreading misinformation and slander.
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  44. Speak for yourself. You might not like voting and other civic duties, but that doesn't mean the rest of the country is as disengaged and cynical as you are.
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  45. I genuinely wish Trump will finally learn to take the government seriously and stop talking and posting nonsense on his Truth Social platform. I know he loves being a social media troll and seen as a "fighter," but now is the time when he desperately needs to shut up and let the lawyers talk for him. His supporters and conservative media are doing him no favor by downplaying the charges and evidence.
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  46.  @vampireslayer1989  I agree with you. That unfunded tax cut was during an already expanded economy. Now that we need fiscal and monetary stimulus, it's going to be even more of a debt burden.
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  47. How many rubles do you get for saying that?
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  48.  Andre Anyone  Please keep the dumb comments to yourself. You can't even stay on topic. Why would someone take you seriously? I guess you think that you can't be dumb because you used the word electron.
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  49. This is the first major conflict with an independent Space Force. I'm glad they're playing a wrong, but the asymmetrical warfare has completely changed modern warfare. The US should be (and likely is) using cyber warfare, disinformation campaigns, and the economic might of the West to make this stupid war as difficult as possible for the Russians.
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  50.  @theoweber842  It's not all Trump's fault, but you have your facts wrong. Russia was already in Crimea before they annexed it. They've had naval bases there for over a century. You might have amnesia, but they moved in additional troops and lied to the US and EU about the intentions. South Ossetia occupation in the Russo-Georgia War was under Bush. Putin is a hostile adversary of the US. He's going to always make policies that he feels secures himself and his Oligarchs.
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