Starlord

Anyone see a resemblance?
 

 
 

I'll wait with bated breath for GOP to investigate the capitol insurrection with the same fervor they investigated Benghazi.  Capitol police officer has now died among others.  Like to see Trump handle an 11 hour grilling like Hillary....

I'll wait with bated breath for GOP to investigate the capitol insurrection with the same fervor they investigated Benghazi.  Capitol police officer has now died among others.  Like to see Trump handle an 11 hour grilling like Hillary....

These health issues could be the result of a revenge plot by Viper operatives.  As we all know, Mr. Bennie was instrumental as the whistleblower who revealed all those Viper organizational secrets by writing a manual disguised as a 'Campaign Sourcebook' for a mild-mannered superhero rpg. 
 
J/K
Get well Scott Bennie!

Try White House Karen

Best served Luke warm.
 

The leaders of the free world gather to discuss the problems of a struggling nation
 
The French start: "The Age of Enlightenment started here. We'll help spread progressive ideas."
 
The Germans follow: "We have a very stable economy, we'll help lower national debt."
 
The Japanese join in: "Our scientist are the best in the world. We pledge to help battle the spreading disease."
 
The Swedish add: "Our healthcare system is the finest. We'll teach them how to help those in need."
 
Even Denmark speaks up: "Our country is extremely safe. We can help lower violence and aggression."
 
The Canadians look bewildered: "What are we supposed to do?"
 
The other leaders look at each other. "Well, since it's your neighbor we though you'd be the one to tell them."

Optimist:The glass is half full
Pesimist:The glass is half empty
Engineer:The glass is double the necessary size

Chemist: The glass is full, containing 50% water, 39.5% elemental nitrogen, 10% elemental oxygen, and 0.5% trace gases by volume.

An outdoorsman was sitting in his kayak when it started to get cold. He decided to light a fire in the craft, but, naturally, it sank, proving once again that you can’t have your kayak and heat it too.

Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Michael Stenger and House Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Irving have each resigned.

I don't think it was a deliberate coup attempt.
 
The people breaking into the Capitol building obviously had no idea what to do after they got inside or what they wanted. They took selfies, looted a little, and stood around gawking like tourists. They weren't breaking down doors and dragging out lawmakers to stand trial in a kangaroo court or anything like that.
 
Trump obviously incited them and I think that it was an attempt to change the narrative of his impending decisive defeat. But he didn't know what would happen and had no plan at all to capitalize on anything which might have happened.
 
He was just doing the same thing he's done every day: cause chaos and look to see if there's any way to profit from the chaos.
 
To have a coup attempt, you have to have a coup and an attempt (j/k). I don't think we had either.
 
 
Now I wouldn't be surprised if some of the people who came into the Capitol building did so at Trump's orders. And that the various missing papers, computers, and incidentals from lawmakers' offices will end up in Trump's hands for him to try to make a buck from. Or through Trump's hands into Russian hands.

Wouldn't really call that a concession....

It's all fun and games till someone fails their saving throw.