As I process the recent news about Bill Barr, who once boldly stated that Trump should not be near the Oval Office, but has since announced his intention to vote for him in 2024, I can’t help but feel a deep sense of disillusionment and disgust. It boggles the mind how someone who was once in a position of power and authority could betray their own principles and cave to party loyalty in such a blatant and shameless manner.
It seems that Barr, like many other spineless politicians, is willing to sacrifice his integrity and moral compass for the sake of political expediency.… Continue reading
Bill Barr’s recent revelation that Trump often suggested executing his rivals during heated White House outbursts is not only alarming but also a stark reminder of the dangers of enabling and supporting a leader with such dangerous inclinations. It is truly disheartening to see Barr, a former Attorney General, who is well aware of the implications of such statements, still willing to support Trump and even vote for him in the upcoming election.
The fact that Barr is more concerned about the progressive agenda than the possibility of Trump carrying out such horrifying suggestions speaks volumes about his priorities and moral compass.… Continue reading
It’s truly mind-boggling to see the levels of hypocrisy and lack of moral backbone that individuals like Bill Barr exhibit when it comes to their unwavering support for someone as morally bankrupt as Donald Trump. Barr himself has openly expressed his disdain for Trump’s egregious behavior, recognizing the dangerous nature of his outbursts and the potential implications for democracy. He acknowledges that Trump’s tyrannical tendencies and willingness to consider executing rivals are a serious threat, yet he still wholeheartedly endorses and plans to vote for him. This level of cognitive dissonance is not only baffling but also incredibly concerning.
The very fact that Trump’s lawyer did not rule out the possibility of executing rivals in a recent SCOTUS hearing is alarming.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker