The Reason Why "4 Years at Bernie's" Skipped the Superbowl Interview

[WestCanMan]

Simple: there's a 100% chance that he'd be a human gaffe machine again, as usual, but none of his previous gaffes were pop culture phenomena because not everyone sees them at the same time. If 800K people see something today and then 200k tomorrow, 150k, 80k, etc it doesn't get as much traction as it does if 200M people see it at the same time. 

If 200M people all saw the same thing at the same time it would instantly become part of Americana. It would be a water-cooler topic today and everyone would have to acknowledge it. 

If he blew that big a moment, it would leave a mark. 

[robosmith]

Obviously he wanted to give Trump the honors, knowing that he would likely mistake Nikki Haley for Pelosi like when he said Haley was responsible for House security on Jan 6th.

Of course neither Haley nor Pelosi could have called out the National Guard, cause that WAS Trump's job.

[Legato]

5 minutes ago, robosmith said:

Obviously he wanted to give Trump the honors, knowing that he would likely mistake Nikki Haley for Pelosi like when he said Haley was responsible for House security on Jan 6th.

Of course neither Haley nor Pelosi could have called out the National Guard, cause that WAS Trump's job.

 

[WestCanMan]

24 minutes ago, robosmith said:

Obviously he wanted to give Trump the honors, knowing that he would likely mistake Nikki Haley for Pelosi like when he said Haley was responsible for House security on Jan 6th.

Of course neither Haley nor Pelosi could have called out the National Guard, cause that WAS Trump's job.

Wrong. Trump authorized the guard, but he didn't have the authority to send them into DC. It was Pelosi who decided not to deploy them. 

https://mynbc15.com/news/nation-world/trump-admin-was-ready-to-deploy-national-guard-on-jan-6-capitol-police-timeline-shows-january-donald

• Liberal “fact-checkers” like The Washington Post and PolitiFactargued the claim about National Guard assistance coming from Meadows and other top Trump administration officials was false, but an official timeline of the events leading up to Jan. 6 apparently shows differently.

• According to the timeline, a DOD official reached out to Capitol Police Deputy Chief Sean Gallagher four days before the attack on the U.S. Capitol to inquire about whether Capitol Police anticipated they would request National Guard troops be deployed to prepare for Jan. 6.

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  “Carol Corbin (DOD) texts USCP Deputy Chief Sean Gallagher, Protective Service Bureau, to determine whether USCP is considering a request for National Guard soldiers for January 6, 2021 event,” the timeline reads in an entry listed for Saturday, Jan. 2, 2021.

  The next morning, the timeline indicates, “Gallagher replies to DOD via text that a request for National Guard support not forthcoming at this time after consultation with COP Sund.”

• Within 24-hours of the new assessment’s circulation, then-chief of the Capitol Police Steve Sund changed course and began requesting permission to deploy National Guard troops from the House and Senate Sergeant at Arms – both of whom report to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democrat Leader Chuck Schumer, respectively.

• requesting permission to deploy National Guard troops from the House and Senate Sergeant at Arms – both of whom report to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democrat Leader Chuck Schumer, respectively.

• requesting permission to deploy National Guard troops from the House and Senate Sergeant at Arms – both of whom report to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democrat Leader Chuck Schumer, respectively.

• requesting permission to deploy National Guard troops from the House and Senate Sergeant at Arms – both of whom report to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democrat Leader Chuck Schumer, respectively.

• In case you missed it, robotard:

• requesting permission to deploy National Guard troops from the House and Senate Sergeant at Arms – both of whom report to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democrat Leader Chuck Schumer, respectively.

• Furthermore, as word began circulating around Washington of the Capitol Police’s changing stance on the need for National Guard troops on Jan. 6, Democratic Mayor for the District of Columbia, Muriel Bowser, wrote a letter to Miller and other Departments of Defense and Justice officials asking that National Guard troops not be deployed unless the local Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) approved.

• “To be clear, the District of Columbia is not requesting other federal law enforcement personnel and discourages any additional deployment without immediate notification to and consultation with MPD, if such plans are underway," Bowser wrote in her letter, 

When the "bipartisan" Jan 6th committee released their initial round of disinformation, the fabrications about the Nat Guard were "fact-checked" and the fake-checks haven't been updated.