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Should be a wild four years.

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More good news!

Remember backdoor judge Hanna Dugan? The judge who lied to ICE and let the illegal alien use her personal door to try to flee?

Remember that she was convicted before a jury of her peers 2 weeks ago? And while the presiding judge is taking his sweet ass time in sentencing her the state reps are not and moved for her impeachment?

Well the bitch is doing the old cut and run. Before the impeachment passed she officially resigned her appointment as a judge.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/wi...victed-obstructing-migrant-arrest-2026-01-03/

Now this won't save her fat ass from sentencing but as of 9pm today Hanna Dugan is no longer a judge and is no longer drawing pay from the Wisconsin taxpayers.

A small victory, but a victory none the less.

Time to celebrate

https://youtube.com/watch?v=UjCdB5p2v0Y
I truly wonder if she thinks it was worth it. Does she honestly think it was worth ruining her reputation, her life’s work, and going to prison just for the sake of attempting to save an illegal Mexican who was already in the system for committing crimes? A guy who was caught anyway
 
Is there anyway we can reverse the brainwashing of the left that has caused them to hate everything the west is about? I seriously just cannot get my mind around being a self hating white or hating the country that allows you your retarded ass opinion.
Destroying China. Really. It's painfully obvious all of these socialists and third worldists are ultimately born from slanteye money.
 
If we removed Maduro for being the illegitimate communist President of Venezuela why did we leave his illegitimate communist Vice President in charge? Has anybody made sense of this yet?
Almost 20 hours later and you're still at it after having countless people answer your sniveling questions, couldn't be me. We performed a decapitation strike while also showing we can(and do have) complete air dominance over their territory. Removing the entire government would have been difficult and bloody/ unnecessary. The ones who remain can talk a big game but they know the score. If they want to continue to be obstinate little shits then we'll do it again to the next tin pot dictator. That's the point of doing it how we did, we removed the current figurehead and show his underlings what were capable of so now the ball is in their court if they want to cooperate.

To recap. We captured and exfilled their leader without any casualties. We bombed numerous military instillations and AA sites completely shutting down their ability to respond. We did all of that in 3 hours, and they couldn't even get a wheel off the ground. If you can't read between the lines I'll explain it in plain English. We could have annihilated them if we wanted and the only reason any of them are still breathing today is because of our benevolence. They know it, we know it and everyone else does too.
My spouse ended up reacting negatively to the news about Maduro.
I read out the "conditioning and trauma and past forever wars" post from earlier in the thread and they agreed with the sentiment and said "Who can blame us?"
That's a cope and a poor excuse. It has nothing to do with conditioning from the outcomes of previous conflicts, initiated by the US. The Iran strikes already showed we are capable of attacking and removing threats without any boots on the ground. Hell, Obama's strikes barley got any coverage but no one was crying like it would start WW3. Anyone who's "reacting negatively" to this operation has fallen to the propaganda and conditioning of the media. It's bad in their minds because Trump did it and they refuse to think further than that. Just like the people who only think it's good because Trump did it. No it was good because we removed a fucking communist dictator who killed dissenters and now Venezuela has a chance to return to being a prosperous nation like in 1950. A chance they wouldn't have without this attack.
Is there anyway we can reverse the brainwashing of the left that has caused them to hate everything the west is about? I seriously just cannot get my mind around being a self hating white or hating the country that allows you your retarded ass opinion.
No. "You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink." Applies. They hate everything including themselves and you, they have been fully conditioned and can only get out if they decide to do it themselves. They hate Trump, they hate America and they hate anything that falls outside of their personal definition of "progress". It may be cathartic to try, but it's a exercise in futility. These people will have to be dragged kicking and screaming into the brighter future we seek to create. And once we get there they'll still hate you, even if it's paradise on earth.
 
This point is probably the one that pisses me off the most.

Imagine if our leaders throughout history had had that mentality. We'd still be a fucking British colony.

Chaos and uncertainty suck but I'm sure anyone who has had a relative fucked with by the cartels is going to risk it. Hopefully the US doesn't fuck it up this time.
I don't think it validates inaction, but I do think it's valid to ask it in the context 'what is next for this country'? Because our record for nation building/rebuilding hasn't exactly been stellar the last few decades, or to what degree we even involve ourselves in that.
 
I truly wonder if she thinks it was worth it. Does she honestly think it was worth ruining her reputation, her life’s work, and going to prison just for the sake of attempting to save an illegal Mexican who was already in the system for committing crimes? A guy who was caught anyway
>Thinks
>Worth it

She didn't expect any consequences whatsoever. This wasn't even a possibility to her before, she's probably blindsided by the concept of being held accountable for her actions. Which is rich, considering she's a judge. The irony is *chefs kiss* and her resignation is a nice chaser.
 
No. "You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink." Applies. They hate everything including themselves and you, they have been fully conditioned and can only get out if they decide to do it themselves. They hate Trump, they hate America and they hate anything that falls outside of their personal definition of "progress". It may be cathartic to try, but it's a exercise in futility. These people will have to be dragged kicking and screaming into the brighter future we seek to create. And once we get there they'll still hate you, even if it's paradise on earth.
We'll send them to the fields and mines.
 
I agree with you to an extent but I can also understand the concern given it has been an issue in the past with the middle east - but generally only when the operations themselves were run by retards or war mongers.
Trump may be a boomer, but he's neither of those things. And some good options do exist for Venezuela.

The forever wars tainted us in many ways. Its very good to see Orange Hombre show that the US military is the premier fighting force in the world.
 
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