Steve Bannon Issues Ominous Warning To Mike Pence For Going Against Trump - Ring of Fire

[Rhiannon12866]

Following Mike Pence's speech on Friday, Steve Bannon took to his podcast to warn that Pence is going to take the decision to NOT overturn the election "to his grave," a choice of words that some believe is coded language to Bannon's audience. He also called Pence a stone-cold coward, but it was the "to your grave" remark that most people were alarmed about. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

[Frustratedlady]

1. This animal needs to be formally charged with contempt and put back in jail.

Just look at the people who have surrounded Trump. They could build a prison just for them.

Come on, DOJ...let's get this moving.

[Rhiannon12866]

2. Same here!

All the while these investigations are going on, the perpetrators are guilty of even more crimes!

[Bernardo de La Paz]

3. Bannon IS charged

Steve Bannon's contempt of Congress trial set for July 18 - CNN
https://www.cnn.com › 2021/12/07 › politics › bannon-st...
Dec 7, 2021 — Bannon has pleaded not guilty to the contempt charge. Should Republicans take over the House in the midterm elections, the special committee ...

[Frustratedlady]

13. Bad choice of words. Sorry about that!

However, these guys being charged with anything doesn't mean much anymore. They are slimy enough to shinny their way out of trouble.

[SheltieLover]

8. Hows about a tent prison, maybe in AZ?

You know, the way that cop was treating people of color who were incarcerated? No air conditioning, etc...

Just a throught...

[KPN]

10. He's been charged but requested and was granted a postponement

on the trial date. What the hell is up with that? Why do we cut any of these usurpers any slack whatsoever. Bannon is a clear danger to our Constitution and democracy. At a minimum, the DOJ should be seeking to muffle him while awaiting trial. He is using our “freedom of speech” as a tool ultimately to destroy equality of rights, freedom and representation.

Come on DOJ, get the lead out.

[Frustratedlady]

14. I couldn't agree more.

Bannon, along with Flynn, should be sitting it out until their trials at the very least. Both are still spewing their venom and they are going to incite more and more people as the time moves by.

Garland needs to show some activity, if not progress, on these clowns.

[Chainfire]

11. I wonder if Spandau is still available?

[SheltieLover]

4. I wish they would do away with prsidential pardons

Really!

[Rhiannon12866]

5. They were intended to remedy a miscarriage of justice

TFG used them to keep his cronies from facing justice and to keep them out of prison.

[SheltieLover]

6. Of course.

I could imagine a time when someone carried out a government mission, perhaps during a time of war, which was unknown to the general public, and the person was convicted. Of course the president would pardon that person.

This is absolutely ridiculous. The biggest misscarriage of justice is that the tfg and ALL coconspirators are not in metal cages awaiting trials.

There is really no logical reason the president should have this power. More above the law bs, imo.

Nice idea, but not so good for democracy.

[twodogsbarking]

7. I wish we had a better legal system; prisons too.

[bucolic_frolic]

9. Any fallout from the past 5 years that doesn't

pack legal consequences for Bannon and Stephen Miller is incomplete.

[NanceGreggs]

12. The only people ...

... listening to Steve Bannon these days are the people swilling their own piss while waiting for JFK Jr. to come back from the dead to announce that he's running as Trump's VP in 2024.

I'll leave it to your imagination as to the average IQ of Bannon's audience.