Comments by "J Nagarya" (@jnagarya519) on "Brian Tyler Cohen" channel.

  1. Musk is a guy with a lot of money from gov't welfare who is law-illiterate throwing words around.
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  2. Or looked constipated.
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  3. If your name is Hunter Biden, one is being prosecuted by the "Biden" DOJ.
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  4. Because she's lying.
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  5. Fox should be driven out of business -- and no bankruptcy fraud.
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  6. Greene voted AGAINST the EMERGENCY baby formula bill. And that bill funded the WIC baby formula. If one is a WIC recipient one is restricted to Abbott's baby formula.
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  7. No financial institution will do business with a proven fraudster.
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  8. Habba seems to be clientless; perhaps she'd agree to represent Giuliani pro bono if he has problems with a parking lot.
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  9. And if not he should be removed.
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  10. The claim that the US is not a democracy is not hypocrisy; it is law-illiteracy as ideology.
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  11. I would attribute the phone call issue to faulty memory. The jury should understand that.
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  12. Make Accountability Great Again.
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  13. REPUBLICAN TX Gov. Abbott at his press conference said that there was no record that the killer had mental health issues. Then said we should focus on mental health issues.
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  14. Learn the difference between Representatives and Senators.
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  15. It's amazing how he never runs out of lies. And let's not forget when Trump shut the gov't down in 2018 in effort to blackmail Congress, and was trapped into taking responsibility for it -- and the damage it caused. Then he was okay with shutting down the country.
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  16.  @edwardrichardson7076  Apparently he's ceased cooperating with the House Ethics Committee.
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  17. There is a pile of motions that are gathering dust on which she hasn't ruled because neglecting that DUTY.
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  18. "Most people" = Trump. So let's be straight: he's "a stable genius" "with a great brain" who says everyone else said it was no big deal so he, who is the genius with the great brain -- unike everyone else -- believed it wasn't a big deal. Because he knew better he didn't know better.
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  19. Harris should challenge him to 5 debates. And keep that constantly in his face, while artfully throwing jabs and haymakers. Let him try to negotiate it down to 3.
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  20. Let's not talk about COVID. Let's not talk about 10-year-old rape victims being impregnated.
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  21. Russia's invasion of Ukraine began in 2014. That's ten years ago.
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  22.  @AmyElzeyLosingitwithAmy  Florida is as yet an unannounced hot spot. Next week everyone will be running for its borders. And the Text jackass hasn't talked to hundreds of people; he came up with the euthenasia policy on his own. Everyone should email him this: "You go first!"
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  23. Unlimited challenges so long as it doesn't include food and water for those challenged.
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  24. They are anti-American grifters who've made a lot of money by perpetrating a massive fraud on the Judiciary. The judge saw through it to the fact that it was all political. "Justice and the rule of law are to be ABOVE politics." -- John Adams.
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  25. WATCH -- when he LEFT the court he DIDN'T bloviate to the media.
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  26.  @fernandoguevara8258  It's even more amazing how none of that happened. Almost as amazing that bald-faced liars such as you can falsely pretend to be concerned with morality.
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  27.  @fernandoguevara8258  Obviously you want to forget Iraq and Afghanistan -- because they were initiated -- on a mega-lie -- by REPUBLCIANS G. DUI Bushit and Dick "Five Deferments" Cheney.
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  28.  @fernandoguevara8258  Keep ignoring the actual history, moral degenerate.
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  29.  @trinkabuszczuk6138  Not all Americans are alike, dunce. You don't know me or my politics. What you will get from me is adherence to fact and law.
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  30.  @trinkabuszczuk6138  Again, troll: you know nothing about me -- or about Americans. Your inability to think beyond your cherished blinders is bigotry.
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  31.  @workingman4918  Trump's foreign policy in the Middle East: abandoning the US's Kurish allies to be slaughtered by Turkey.
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  32.  @missy6539  Another politically-illiterate troll heard from. Republicans have long been enemies of the United States Constitution. Yeah: you haven't a clue what that means. "Justice and the Rule of Law are to be ABOVE politics." -- John Adams.
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  33. That he rejects learning does not mean he has mental health issues. I won't give him excuses. He has succeeded in his view by avoiding all responsibility, all his life, and lying and buying his way out of trouble.
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  34.  @russellm2555  Are you referring to the election law changes made by the state REPUBLICAN legislature 18-months before the election -- the constitutionality of which the REPUBLICANS only challenged AFTER the election? Are you paid to be stupid, or are you stupid for free? "Justice and the rule of law are to be ABOVE politics." -- John Adams. You're drowning in the sewer of political pornography fed you be anti-Americans who support domestic terrorism. Here's a question for you to answer: In most states where Trump LOST, all the down-ballot elections went to REPUBLICANS on the SAME ballot as Trump. How does election fraud affect only ONE candidate on the ballot when the voter votes once on the ENTIRE ballot? It doesn't. But let's look at the statistically insignificant amount of voter fraud that occurred: five voted illegally -- twice -- in Pennsylvania. All five were REPUBLICANS. There was one instance reported in Ohio: that was a REPUBLICAN elected official. Get the picture yet? -- it's been the same since at latest Reagan: That which REPUBLICANS do REPUBLICANS accuse OTHERS of doing in order to distract from that which REPUBLICANS do. And you fall for the REPUBLICAN LIES on the issue because YOU DON'T KNOW HOW ELECTIONS ACTUALLY WORK. As example, the propagandist leader of "Project Veritas" wanted to prove how easy it is to vote illegally. So he and his camera went to New Hampshire, and while he filmed, his friend tried to vote ILLEGALLY. He was CAUGHT before he got near the ballot box because ELECTION INTEGRITY PROTECTIONS have been built into the system FOR CENTURIES. If you stand for nothing, in terms of morality, you'll fall for the lies of every two-bit con-man who comes along. The question to ask yourself is why you were so easily suckered by so obvious a con-man as career criminal Trump.
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  35.  @russellm2555  How about YOU being RESPONSIBLE by BACKING UP your UNEVIDENCED assertions instead of simply spewing pot-shots at the air? I followed the case: 1. The REPUBLICAN legislature implemented an election law change 18 months BEFORE the election. OBVIOUSLY the REPUBLICAN legislature believed -- or at least PRETENDED -- it was constitutional at the time. They had 18 months to figure out whether it was or not. They did nothing. 2. AFTER the election, which Trump LOST, the very same REPUBLICANS went to court claiming the law THEY WROTE and passed was unconstitutional. The Senate race was ON THE SAME BALLOT WITH TRUMP, as were all the down-ballot Republicans who WON. One person, on vote; one ballot.
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  36.  Steve Jakubowski  In the view of anti-American domestic terrorists burning buildings is the equivalent of murder killing cops. They are not rational or reasonable people. And I've been dealing with their criminal rationales for more than 30 years. They reject the rule of law, making themselves criminal anti-Americans. And that obviously includes the fake-named "Joe Smith" -- two cowardly to use his real name, thus negating any claim by him to believe in individual responsibility FOR HIMSELF.
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  37. It's a simple case: Trump STOLE gov't property, some of which is classified.
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  38. Trump is not a Republican Senator. It is Trump and the Republicans who -- together -- are assaulting the Constitution, not only Trump.
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  39. The first issue is that Musk is an immigrant, unelected, and unauthorized by anything to take charge of the treasury.
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  40. The judge bench-slapped Trump by proxy by dressing down his lawyer.
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  41. Prosecutors select prosecuting criminals and not prosecuting non-criminals. So Trump is being "selectively prosecuted" because he chose to commit the crimes with which charged.
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  42.  @kewakl8891  That is why he consistently LOSES in courts, where LAW is the issue -- he, like the Republican Party, is all politics all the time, in effort to overcome, circumvent, climb over, and undermine -- overawe -- the rule of law: In total disregard of these fundamentals: "A system of Laws, and not of men." -- John Adams. "Justice and the Rule of Law are to be ABOVE politics." -- John Adams.
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  43. This was before Obama gave his commencement address/es.
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  44. The election was "rigged" by the Good. The universe that laughed behind his back is laughing to his face.
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  45. I've often wondered how many pedophiles hide behind the "Q" OBSESSION with pedophilia.
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  46. How many shell corporations does TRUMP have.
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  47. Saddam-Trump-Barr gassed his own people.
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  48. A lot of "conservatives" are discovering that they are Liberals.
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  49. Members of Congress get a special pin "marking" them as members of Congress. Does Greene refuse to wear it because it's the "equivalent" of the use of the Star of David in WWII Germany?
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  50. I'm waiting for him to tell us what Article II of the Constitution says he doesn't have to do.
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