'I'm Sorry ... Mr. Snowflake': Trump Gets Stark Reality Check From Rep. Jamie Raskin

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Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) on Friday dismantled former President Donald Trump’s 14-page response to a subpoena from the House select committee investigating the deadly U.S. Capitol riot.

Raskin, a member of the committee, told MSNBC’s Chris Hayes that Trump was already “playing his silly games” with his reply.

“I mean, that letter, including the use of the royal ‘we,’ which was pretty jarring, is just an outrageous distraction from the reality to the extent that there’s anything substance or substantive there,” he continued.

Raskin reality-checked Trump over his claim that Republicans “feel” the election was rigged, saying MAGA Republicans have as yet been unable to pinpoint to him how the vote was actually stolen.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/i-m-sorry-mr-snowflake-trump-gets-stark-reality-check-from-rep-jamie-raskin/ar-AA12ZmB7

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1. All of a piece with "sincerely held religious beliefs"

Somehow this bullshit was given the Supreme Court's imprimatur, and not even for a person, but a corporate entity. And now that a sincerely held religious belief has greater force (in certain circumstances) than the Constitution, the former guy and his supporters have latched onto this ridiculous notion. As long as they sincerely believe (or at least can sell it as a sincere belief) something, it carries all the force of law and reality. Asking for actual facts to back up their sincere belief is violative of their First Amendment rights.

It's a matter of time before the Supreme Court, as currently constituted, issues a decision that enshrines this nonsense into case law in a fashion that carries the day for a tyrannical minority. After all, "majority rules" isn't anywhere in the Constitution!