D.C. Attorney General: Trump, Don Jr., Giuliani May Be Investigated Over Capitol Riot

“I think the question is, how far up does it go? Clearly the Capitol was ground central in all of this mob’s behavior,” Racine said. “Donald Trump Jr., Rudy Giuliani, even the President of the United States, were calling on their supporters and hate groups to go to the Capitol and, in Rudy Giuliani’s words, ‘exercise combat justice.’”

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Pelosi and Schumer demand Pence remove Trump and ask military to secure nuclear codes

“This morning, I spoke to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley to discuss available precautions for preventing an unstable president from initiating military hostilities or accessing the launch codes and ordering a nuclear strike,” Pelosi told Democrats in a memo Friday.

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Congresswoman Introduces Articles of Impeachment Against President Trump

“Yesterday, we saw domestic enemies incite violence and invade the people’s house with intent to harm. Enough is enough! The President has completely lost whatever moral authority he had and is unfit as Commander in Chief,” Lee said in a statement.

DC is terrified Trump will declassify incriminating evidence against The Swamp.

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YouTube Will Ban All Videos Highlighting Voter Fraud

“As we shared previously, we do not allow content that misleads people by alleging that widespread fraud or errors changed the outcome of the 2020 U.S. presidential election,” YouTube’s statement read. “This policy applies to videos uploaded on or after December 9.”

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Former US Defense Secretary Mattis Suggests Trump Should Face Exile For Capitol Hill Chaos

Trump sought to de-escalate the situation by telling protesters to go home during the chaos, but Twitter subsequently deleted his tweets and locked him out of his account.

While many are now pushing for Trump to be removed as President under the 25th amendment, Mattis suggested he should be stripped of his citizenship entirely.

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Shopify terminates stores connected to Trump after violence at U.S. Capitol

Shopify terminates stores connected to Trump after violence at U.S. Capitol

Outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump’s stores were taken off-line by Shopify Inc. on Thursday, as the country grappled with the role he played in inciting violence that erupted at the Capitol building the day before.

The Ottawa-based e-commerce company said that it terminated stores affiliated with Trump because his actions contravened Shopify’s policies.

“Shopify does not tolerate actions that incite violence,” the company said in a statement.


Shopify are such saints…

Shopify stores riddled with fakes and fraudsters

Nearly 21% of Shopify stores pose a risk to their customers, according to analysis by e-commerce authentication service Fakespot.

Shopify provides the technology backbone for businesses to set up a store and sell their products online.

The company has become valuable to small businesses during the Covid-19 pandemic, because its services are cheap and easy to set up.

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Zuckerberg Bans Trump From FB, Instagram “Indefinitely”

Last night, Facebook followed Twitter in imposing a one-day ban on Donald Trump over its social-media platforms. On second thought this morning, Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t want to spend the next two weeks having to guess when to pull that trigger again. Instead, Facebook and Instagram will lock out the president of the United States until he goes into retirement…

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D.C. Mayor Activates National Guard for Pro-Trump Protest After Rejecting Them During Violent George Floyd Protests

Democrat D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser didn’t want the National Guard in the Nation’s Capital during the violent George Floyd protests last June – but, she’ll be deploying them during this week’s pro-Trump rally.

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