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I see no chance this childish nonsense will win with federal courts. It wasnāt that long ago these same judges were read in on highly classified intelligence that was the governmentās evidence against terrorists.
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and that justifies attempted murder? what the last fuck is wrong with you
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Itās McCarthy redux. Fear-based politics, illegal and unconstitutional abuse of office.
Thereās the similarities in attacks against the media, attacks on democratic institutions, and personality cult.
This time, when we remove them - we execute them for treason.
āServir dāExempleā
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Itās time for Little Marco to learn what āContempt of Courtā means.
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Lutnick has demonstrated heās completely incompetent. Navarro, who was treated by Trump as the star of his first administration hates being pushed aside by Musk and Bessent.
His ego does not thrive in the shade.
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The critical question to hammer them with isnāt esoteric. Itās direct
āYouāve mentioned sending American citizens there. When Democrats regain control of Congress, which is probable in the mid-term, do you support them sending Republicans to El Salvador?ā
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Thank you! After being a fan of the Caps for years, and in particular of Jaromir Jagr.
Ovechkinās nauseating fundraising and stumping for Putin killed my support.
To Ovechkin, Putin, and the Caps I say āŠŠ± ŃŠ²Š¾Ń Š¼Š°ŃŃā
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Wait, wait. Leavitt, an empty suit on a good day, demands reporters read āArt of the Dealā which wasnāt written by Trump, but a ghostwriter - Tony Schwartz.
Trumpās only contribution was removing āa few critical mentions of business associatesā
Schwartz donates the royalties to charity.
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I wonder whether Republicans believe the prosecution and punishment should be as severe as damaging a Tesla?
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Off the top of my head:
- Hantavirus
- Hemorrhagic Fevers
- Rabies
- H1N1 Influenza
- Dengue
- Lassa
- Meningitis
- Legionnaires
- Toxic Shock Syndrome
- Necrotizing Fasciitis
- Plague
- Anthrax
And yes, many otherwise healthy people died of COVID-19 due to cytokine storm.
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He can arrest her for communicating threats, though.
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Yeah, sure popop. Letās get your diaper changed.
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We send a gay hairdresser to an El Salvador hellhole on the basis of a former cop on the Brady List.
But these actual terrorists are running around living their best lives on our money.
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Itās so nice to see what a free and independent media does. Our all-state controlled, dictator subservient media is just like Pravda in the old Soviet days.
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Itās not revocable? What is the source of funds and method of transfer of funds to El Salvador?
What happens if those funds are frozen?
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Gates is s different than others. He built Microsoft, competed with Apple and mostly won. He is brilliant and was the first to seriously pivot to internet protocols before Netscape existed.
Heās since moved into non-profit research. His foundation has reduced polio by 99% and many vaccines.
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Thatās kind of ironic, isnāt it?
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In Trumpās deranged and paranoid view, the opposition is āEverybody except Russiaā, āBillionaires who pay him offā, āDemocrats who pay him offā, and āLaw firms who pay him offā.
Iām sure thereās a pattern here.
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In one sense perhaps, they did. The Constitution allows for issuing āletters of marqueā that pre-immunizes terrorists who attack enemies on behalf of the US. Sure, we called them āprivateersā and what caused the āForgotten Warā.
Several went on to be elected to Congress.
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How does this not directly violate the 8th Amendment on protections against cruel and unusual punishment?
At no time in American history has this been tolerated.
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What are Democrats doing about this?
Look, you call for a million of us to march on Congress, you know weāre coming.
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Does you state law provide for recall of state & local officials?
Thereās no recall for federal.
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Then, the obvious question is "What is considered not only Anti-Christian, but also what is considered "not Christian"?
For example, what if someone quotes somethings from Scientology? What about 7th Day Adventists, Christian Science, LDS?
What about Quakers?
Who's considered "Christian"?
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Every Republican in office. Every Republican in Congress. Every corrupt Supreme Court justice.
Republicans have opened the door.
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Thatās correct! And, many states have sanctuary laws that block harassment and abuse of immigrants. Many of these also block local police from supporting ICE.
Kidnapping is a crime everywhere in the US. And, thereās no state that permits extrajudicial kidnapping, deportation and incarceration.
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Iāve stopped all purchases from Amazon, but if he does bend the knee on censorship, Iām canceling my account entirely.
Iām an American who wonāt support un-American behavior.
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Yes.
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Hell, son. Even Mexico doesnāt want it back. Theyāre just Redneck Venezuela.
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Itās a curiosity, but states can charge federal government leaders for crimes committed in their states. Thereās no blanket immunity.
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How many high school diplomas in that group of āDoctor Momsā? Iād guess 3.
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This tends to goose inflation, often to 11%. Mostly, this helps the administration mask the effects of a recession.
So, Trump knows heās triggered a recession and is trying to bury the evidence like he did Ivana.
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Heās in so far over his head. Like all sociopaths, he thought he was qualified and capable for any job.
Heās learning heās not, so heās projecting blame on the workers.
Narcissistic rage will follow.
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As the normal death rate from Measles is 1 per 1000, this suggests the actual infection rate is over 5,000 cases.
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Or, about 1/4 of all trade with China which most strongly affects NASDAQ.
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How is this not conspiracy against rights?