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Saw this today and thought, "man Christopher Wray is not happy to become FBI director...." Edit: doggo tax 
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Why do you think that direct evidence of a "high crime" would be enough? Did you know it's legal for republicans to commit ANY CRIME!??!?!?!?!? hosed up if true!
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Mr Interweb posted:Holy poo poo. A series of multiple, NON-regressive tax hikes from REPUBLICAN lawmakers in MOTHERLUVIN' KANSAS??! What's the matter with Kansas?
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Jun 7, 2017 22:39
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Pissciples have made it clear that peeing between a man and a woman in a committed relationship is a-ok. Peeing between two Russian prostitutes and a disgusting shitbag of a human being can be made a-ok after the fact by a substantial donation to the Church of Whiz.
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eviltastic posted:If Trump actually believed he was safe, he would be tweeting about it. Excellent point. Also possible: someone has finally taken away his phone charger or something and everyone is pretending they can't find one he can use.
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Blindeye posted:Edit: doggo tax When did David Clarke get turned into a dog?
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gregday posted:When did David Clarke get turned into a dog? Hey now, Sergeant Stubby was a goddamned war hero
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:Did you know it's legal for republicans to commit ANY CRIME!??!?!?!?!? hosed up if true! Impeachment is a political action, not a legal one.
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gregday posted:When did David Clarke get turned into a dog? That dog earned those medals.
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I hope this ends with the courts deciding ignorance of the law IS actually a valid defense
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Jaxyon posted:What's the matter with Kansas? how long ya got?
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Hmmmmmmmmmm https://twitter.com/sarajust/status/872534270597902340
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ReidRansom posted:Excellent point. Well you can't recharge phones. They start out with a set amount of energy, and once it's out, it's out forever. Edit: Sgt. Stubby is getting his own animated film in 2018! Ralepozozaxe fucked around with this message at 22:48 on Jun 7, 2017 |
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Dapper_Swindler posted:https://mobile.twitter.com/davidjoa...%3D2608%23pti18 He believes he is safe. Because a) he's too stupid to know otherwise and b) the people in his protective bubble have spent the whole day salving his little babby ego by telling him so. The true story will be told in his tweets tomorrow during Comey's testimony.
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Jaxyon posted:What's the matter with Kansas? It's enough of a flaming dumpster that it has its own thread.
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"You're vindicated Donald.. Please put the phone down"
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None of you got my pop-history reference. SAD!Tatsuta Age posted:how long ya got? PhazonLink posted:It's enough of a flaming dumpster that it has its own thread.
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Dapper_Swindler posted:https://mobile.twitter.com/davidjoa...%3D2608%23pti18 He believes he is safe. This is a tactic Trump has always used, even when he knows he's going to lose, even AFTER he's lost: insist you're right anyway. He never, ever admits a mistake, there's a gigantic history of documentation that shows this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_affairs_of_Donald_Trump quote:Tony Schwartz, the ghostwriter of Trump's book, The Art of the Deal, said that the housing case was "a classic example" of Trump being "a counterpuncher". Someone accuses Trump of doing something horrible, and he "goes back at them with all guns blazing.... And admits nothing." If Trump loses, he will "declare victory".[14]
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mcmagic posted:Impeachment is a political action, not a legal one. So you agree? "it's legal for republicans to commit ANY CRIME"?
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Jaxyon posted:None of you got my pop-history reference. SAD! I was saying boo-urns. 
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:So you agree? "it's legal for republicans to commit ANY CRIME"? It's legal for a republican president to commit any crime.
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Jun 7, 2017 22:51
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Again the only thing that will disway Republican voters is if their candidate is caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy.
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Hollismason posted:Again the only thing that will disway Republican voters is if their candidate is caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy. I don't think that would matter outside of a primary, but it might swing enough independents to matter in the general. He could shoot Paul Ryan and Reddit would just say he deserved it for skipping leg day.
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Hollismason posted:Again the only thing that will disway Republican voters is if their candidate is caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy. I think too many people are hung up on the whole "dead" thing, it's time to accept that what one consenting adult does with a dead body is their own business 
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Pellisworth posted:If they do pull it off, how quickly would we notice the effects? Presumably the GOP is smart enough to gradually phase in the AHCA (however it ends up written) so it doesn't gently caress over millions of people immediately and hurt their midterm chances? IIRC the House version would raise premiums by some absurd amount in 2018, I have no idea what the Senate thinks and idk if random twitter guy knows either
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So is there a point in watching the Comey thing tomorrow or will he just be reading his prepared statement?
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EugeneJ posted:So is there a point in watching the Comey thing tomorrow or will he just be reading his prepared statement? nah there will be a lot of questions about unmasking and 702
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EugeneJ posted:So is there a point in watching the Comey thing tomorrow or will he just be reading his prepared statement? Trump is going to do live commentary via his twitter of his Watergate speedrun.
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Fair bit more detail in that thread. Reformatted for ease of reading:Paul Macleod posted:In case anyone’s wondering I think the odds are now on Republicans pulling off Obamacare repeal. They seem to be haggling on the details now
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Alter Ego posted:Because a) he's too stupid to know otherwise and b) the people in his protective bubble have spent the whole day salving his little babby ego by telling him so. I hope so, kinda worried nothing will happen. 
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Fitzy Fitz posted:Lawfare take on Comey statement, if you're curious: https://lawfareblog.com/initial-comments-james-comeys-written-testimony Spaced God posted:I'm stealing a goon's words, but we're hurtling towards a moment in time when the President of the United States makes an official statement on his official twitter denying his involvement with Russian Hookers. "I did not have sex with that woman." "No piss tape, no piss tape. You're the piss tape." Okay, now I can believe that the US used to be greater than it is now.
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I remember someone bringing up 15-20 pages ago "prepare for some bullshit from Clinton's book about slaves as the distraction du jour"; guess what is now popping up all over my Facebook? Interestingly not from anyone voting (R)*, but from my politically-dumbest, Jill Stein aficionado, "the Russia investigations are just a distraction", horseshoe-theory proving Leftist friends. The ones perpetually looking for an excuse to stay home and be holier-than-thou. Kill me. *whoever said it wouldn't catch on because they'd see it as neutral-to-positive, you get a cookie
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:Did you know it's legal for republicans to commit ANY CRIME!??!?!?!?!? hosed up if true! That is literally true of any federal crime so long as the Senate does not convict in an impeachment hearing. He can just pardon himself. Still holding out hope for a state level RICO charge though
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eviltastic posted:Fair bit more detail in that thread. Reformatted for ease of reading: Would the house moderates that voted for this before the CBO score stay on post-CBO? The score is what made them balk last time.
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InfiniteZero posted:Remember back before November when it was still possible to effectively argue that crazy unthinkable things wouldn't happen? That only happens with stupid, evil things. Americans are more stupid and evil than we previously thought.
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trickybiscuits posted:Okay, now I can believe that the US used to be greater than it is now. Nah, Trump wouldn't even be the first moronic rapist we've had in office. We just didn't real have press that gave a poo poo about covering things like that in ye olden days.
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