Earlier today, I was wondering how Cassidy Hutchinson is doing. I really hope she is not into

[akbacchus_BC]

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hiding as those magas are relentless in taking revenge for trump. Ms. Hutchinson is more of a patriot than all of those dicks who supported the cockroach and still are. Stay safe Ms. Hutchinson and be proud of yourself, you did a great service to your country.

[J_William_Ryan]

1. Yes, well...

Ms. Hutchinson willingly joined an administration headed by the likes of Trump.

She knew who and what Trump is; she should have been aware of Trump’s corruption and criminality; she should have known that given Trump’s corruption and criminality she would indeed end up in a Congressional hearing testifying as to Trump’s corruption and criminality.

And she knew of the reprehensible criminal scum who make up most of Trump’s supporters.

Like Cheney, Hutchinson is a Republican, conservative, and a Trump voter/supporter – she suffers the responsibility and blame accordingly.

[akbacchus_BC]

3. You are being too harsh on her. She is young and it was a great opportunity for her to work

with the scum bag, however, she proved that she was not like trump and his goons. I will give her some slack. As for Liz Cheney, she is hard core rethug, voted against all of President Biden's bids to build back better for all of America. She just hated trump more than she hated Democrats. The apple does not fall far from the tree, her father was a pos!!

[mopinko]

16. c'mon man, she was an low level aide.

she was a tiny bit of this crime machine, and she blew the whistle.
you have a point w cheney, but a wh intern? malarky.

[JohnSJ]

19. By that reasoning, does that include the likes of Susan Sarandon, etc. Who said "Hillary was more

dangerous than trump", and she, along with some others went out of their way to encourage people NOT to vote for Hillary in the 2016 election against trump?

[Funtatlaguy]

2. When Trump mocked the reporter with cerebral palsy, that should have been it

For any decent human.

[Skittles]

4. damn straight

just disgusting

I liked what Fetterman told Oz, that even in the very toughest political campaigns Fetterman could never imagine going after an opponent's health - that is just indecent.

[akbacchus_BC]

5. Hutchinson was not part of the administration then. That mockery occurred whilst the menace

was campaigning for the Presidency. Not everything is equal, if a Dem did that shit, no way he/she would be elected. What rethugs are doing is beyond me and I think Dems are not fighting back hard enough. Just my opinion.

[Funtatlaguy]

6. I'm saying that any decent human would get nowhere near Trump

after seeing him do that.
To me, that told me all I needed to know about him.
He is vile.

[akbacchus_BC]

7. Do remember, she was not working directly for him. Which young intern would give up

the opportunity to progress, not making any excuses for her. However, she had a conscience and testified in public at the J6 Hearing and that took a lot of courage. Older white men (crooks) took the Fifth!!

[ShazzieB]

8. I hope she's okay, too, and I appreciate your concern for her.

But please, please don't use the r-word here at DU, for the former guy or anyone else. It's an ableist slur, and seeing it here makes me cringe.

Insulting Trump is fine and dandy, but there are plenty of ways to do it without using that word.

For anyone who may not understand how problematic that word is, here's some background: https://www.bu.edu/wheelock/the-use-of-the-r-word-and-why-its-a-problem/

[akbacchus_BC]

9. Thank you, but when did I use the 'r' word you are referring to?

[róisín_dubh]

10. In your very first post:

"...hiding as those magas are relentless in taking revenge for the orange r....."
Please edit it.

[akbacchus_BC]

11. Thank you, forgot about that. I just hate trump so much but that word is not appropriate.

[Wednesdays]

12. Likewise,

the words "idiot," "imbecile," and "moron" were words that once described levels of mental disability.

[DeeDeeNY]

13. She continued wirking for tfg after Jan. 6

https://politicalwire.com/2022/08/01/cassidy-hutchinson-kept-working-for-trump-after-january-6/

[SKKY]

14. She fully supported TFG's policies, just not his means...

...so, let's pull the Cassidy Hutchinson bandwagon to the side of the road for a bit. She did a very self-serving thing by testifying. Nothing more.

[empedocles]

15. Cassidy was not a policy maker. Not too vulnerable to prosecution.

Lets not be too hard on allies - purity slights not helpful in this prosecution process.

[TheRickles]

17. Her testimony was self-serving? Hadn't heard that one before.

People wake up at different times and in different ways. Given where she was at in her career/life, I give her a lot of credit for doing what she did.

[newdayneeded]

18. this place

has a lot of 'fuck (name)^ statements. I hate that.

If these people didn't do and say these things against trump; plead the fifth, never volunteered their testimony, etc. Where the fuck would we be?

Hell, even this latest document event was because of a right winger giving a tip to the exact location.
Liz Cheney, Hutchinson, etc should be thanked for their bravery, no matter how they vote. They could be taking down an absolute monster!

[JohnSJ]

20. Ironically, I wonder how many who feel the need to critisize these witnesses against trump, also

felt the need to criticize those self-identified progressives, who not only refused to vote for Hillary in the general election in 2016, but encouraged other to do likewise.

I suggest they also contributed to putting trump into power

[SKKY]

21. I know right? She woke up several months after the actual event...

...she was testifying to. And after she worked for TFG until April of 2021. If she had left on Jan 6th, I might give her more credit. But she didn't and kept working for several months afterward.