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bill_in_texas 6 points ago +6 / -0

So I said, if you don't buy Trump golf club memberships, you aren't getting the troops. Well, sonofabitch, they bought tons of golf club memberships.

~CNN reporting, probably

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bill_in_texas 1 point ago +1 / -0

At least political figures are being outed, they can no longer murkily claim they're America First supporting politicians. The Georgia R's will have to stand for re-election with scarlet R's on their chests. It's an easy sell for primary opponents.....put this vote front and center on campaign mailers and TV ads. Hey, there was a guy trying to stop the lawfare against Trump by corrupt political activists in Fulton County, and YOUR rep responded by voting not to help Colton stop the injustice, but to punish Colton, in a "shoot the messenger" strategy.

I hope all of them draw primary challengers.

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bill_in_texas 1 point ago +1 / -0

The thing about some of this that doesn't make sense is, yes, buying 'the brand' when Brandon was the VP, or even Senator, made sense. Once he was out of office and private citizen Joe, it's a harder sell to say that money brought in from foreign entities and governments was bribe related. Yes, in 2017, some of that could be straggler payments for services already rendered, but by 2019, what, exactly, would they be selling? Access to private citizen Joe? That would be like paying Trump now. What does paying private citizen Trump get you in terms of US policy?

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bill_in_texas 4 points ago +4 / -0

Weird. The same question was asked of the Ken Paxton 'whistleblowers' in Texas who tried their best to get Paxton impeached as Texas Attorney General. They all had the same Bushie lawyer, and weird, none of them paid a dime for that expensive representation, and none of them had any idea about paying for it.

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bill_in_texas 9 points ago +9 / -0

Can't house people in a known fire trap. Imagine the lawsuits once a few people get burnt up while sleeping, when the battery spontaneously combusts.

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bill_in_texas 2 points ago +2 / -0

Probably made a snide remark about the prosecutor's wife's boyfriend. Dude literally had no choice but to start stabbing everyone. Can you imagine how upsetting that must have been?

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bill_in_texas 8 points ago +8 / -0

How did the Show Me State ever elect Claire McCaskill?

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bill_in_texas 2 points ago +2 / -0

It would compromise the investigation into the people exposing the fraud. I'll expect Dinesh to be arrested again, for example. And all those whistleblowers? 5am SWAT raids, when?

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bill_in_texas 19 points ago +19 / -0

And it was the short stairs, the cargo stairs. Funny, Trump had no problem handling the big boy stairs. Even Melania managed the big stairs like a champ, in stiletto heels. Brandon can't do the short stairs in men's shoes. Sad, yet not surprising.

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bill_in_texas 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yes, but he also screwed those oil and gas workers on the KeystoneXL PPL on day one. At least he didn't get the railroad guys fired. They should be thankful for that and be glad to vote for him again.

"Thank you, sir. May I have another?"

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bill_in_texas 3 points ago +3 / -0

In fairness, he probably learned that move from George Bush giving the speech at Ground Zero with the now deaf firefighter next to him.

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bill_in_texas 3 points ago +3 / -0

Blah, blah blah....when the time comes, they'll vote for Joe, or campaign operatives will vote Joe for them....either way.

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bill_in_texas 1 point ago +1 / -0

OP needs to watch the video of the incident that precipitated this arrest. The guy literally filmed himself following the law, doing a legal "knock and talk" that any police officer, local news reporter, political campaign worker, or shit, even any Girl Scout can legally do.

He was polite, non threatening, and exited the property immediately on request. There's just no crime there, unless you want to start busting Girl Scouts, Mormons, and Jehovah's Witnesses, too.

So yeah, he's upset because all of this is illegal. It's official oppression, retaliation, malicious prosecution. Not sure of the specific laws of NY, but they're violating the law AND his rights. The whole thing is unconstitutional and he hopefully is just padding his damage claim when he sues the shit out of them.

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bill_in_texas 1 point ago +1 / -0

Frightening abuse of police power. No one is questioning why a married guy with kids stepped out on his wife in the first place? Last time I checked, you weren't supposed to do that.

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bill_in_texas 8 points ago +8 / -0

One of their competitors who shall remain nameless....there's literally 4 of them within 4 miles of my home. And that's street mileage....as the crow flies, they're even closer.

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bill_in_texas 13 points ago +13 / -0

900, while a significant number, is probably a drop in the bucket for CVS. Heck, there are probably 900 CVS stores withing a 50 mile radius of my home. I'm thinking they went on a building boom and overbuilt. They should consider holding out, though, as all those they poisoned with the clot shots are going to need places to buy drugs to treat the damage the shots did. Maybe the timeline they predicted for post injection illnesses was off too much?

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