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insane clown pussy: Jun 20, 2023

Gunshow Poophole posted:

what happened to Feinstein anyway is she still decrepitly wheeling around capitol hill being elder abused?

senate's out of session until the 10th, then they have all of august off

# ? Jun 27, 2023 20:43

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# ? May 28, 2024 12:30

insane clown pussy: Jun 20, 2023

which is to say they've got her back in whatever home health hospice situation they had her in prior to carting her to dc for a proof of life demonstration

# ? Jun 27, 2023 20:44

POWELL CURES KIDS: Aug 26, 2016

typical democrat hand-wringing. smash her phylactery and be done with this

# ? Jun 27, 2023 20:45

Ytlaya: Nov 13, 2005

When people start trying to list "Biden's accomplishments" it reminds me of when I was making my very first resumes and had to be like "Gained communication and leadership experience as an English tutor" or "developed organizational skills working my university desk job"

# ? Jun 27, 2023 21:09

Tzen: Sep 11, 2001

Ytlaya posted:

When people start trying to list "Biden's accomplishments" it reminds me of when I was making my very first resumes and had to be like "Gained communication and leadership experience as an English tutor" or "developed organizational skills working my university desk job"

excuse me but

There�s no reason why Trump should lead in any poll or be a threat in the general election. Biden has accomplished more than any president since FDR. In 2022 alone, Biden and Dems did the following:

� passed the Inflation Reduction Act, the biggest investment in fighting climate change in history
� passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill, the largest investment in infrastructure since Eisenhower
� passed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, breaking a 30-year streak of federal inaction on gun violence legislation
� signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law
� took out the leader of al Qaeda
� ended America's longest war
� reauthorized and strengthened the Violence Against Women Act
� signed the PACT Act, a bill to address veteran burn pit exposure
� signed the NATO accession protocols for Sweden and Finland
� issued executive order to protect reproductive rights
� in the process of canceling $10,000 of student loan debt for borrowers making less than $125,000 and canceled $20,000 in debt for Pell Grant recipients
� canceled billions in student loan debt for borrowers who were defrauded
� nominated now-Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to replace Justice Breyer
� brought COVID under control in the U.S. (e.g., COVID deaths down 90% and over 220 million vaccinated)
� formed Monkeypox response team to reach communities at highest risk of contracting the virus
� unemployment at a 50-year low
� largest one-year deficit reduction in U.S. history
� limited the release of mercury from coal-burning power plants
� $5 billion for electric vehicle chargers- $119 billion budget surplus in January 2022, first in over two years
� united world against Russia�s war in Ukraine
� ended forced arbitration in workplace sexual assault cases
� reinstated California authority to set pollution standards for cars
� ended asylum restrictions for children traveling alone
� signed the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act, the first federal ban on lynching after 200 failed attempts
� Initiated �use it or lose it" policy for drilling on public lands to force oil companies to increase production
� released 1 million barrels of oil a day for 6 months from strategic reserves to ease gas prices
� rescinded Trump-era policy allowing rapid expulsion of migrants
� expunged student loan defaults
� overhauled USPS finances to allow the agency to modernize its service
� required federal dollars spent on infrastructure to use materials made in America
� restored environmental reviews for major infrastructure projects
� Launched $6 billion effort to save distressed nuclear plants
� provided $385 million to help families and individuals with home energy costs through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. (This is in addition to $4.5 billion provided in the American Rescue Plan.)
� national registry of police officers who are fired for misconduct
� tightened restrictions on chokeholds, no-knock warrants, and transfer of military equipment to police departments
� required all federal law enforcement officers to wear body cameras
� $265 million for South Florida reservoir, key component of Everglades restoration
� major wind farm project off West coast to provide electricity for 1.5 million homes
� continued Obama administration's practice of posting log records of visitors to White House
� devoted $2.1 billion to strengthen US food supply chain
� invoked Defense Production Act to rapidly expand domestic production of critical clean energy technologies
� enacted two-year pause of anti-circumvention tariffs on solar
� allocated funds to federal agencies to counter 300-plus anti-LGBTQ laws by state lawmakers in 2022
� relaunched cancer 'moonshot' initiative to help cut death rate
� expanded access to emergency contraception and long-acting reversible contraception
� prevented states from banning Mifepristone, a medication used to end early pregnancy that has FDA approval
� 21 executive actions to reduce gun violence
� Climate Smart Buildings Initiative: Creates public-private partnerships to modernize Federal buildings to meet agencies� missions, create good-paying jobs, and cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
� Paying for today�s needed renovations with tomorrow�s energy savings without requiring upfront taxpayer funding
� ended Trump-era �Remain in Mexico� policy
� Operation Fly-Formula, bringing needed baby formula (19 missions to date)
� executive order protecting travel for abortion
� invested more in crime control and prevention than any president in history
� provided death, disability, and education benefits to public safety officers and survivors who are killed or injured in the line of duty
� Reunited 500 migrant families separated under Trump
� $1.66 billion in grants to transit agencies, territories, and states to invest in 150 bus fleets and facilities
� brokered joint US/Mexico infrastructure project; Mexico to pay $1.5 billion for US border security
� blocked 4 hospital mergers that would've driven up prices and is poised to thwart more anti-competition consolidation attempts
� 11 million jobs�more than ever created before at this point of a presidency
� record small business creation
� banned paywalls on taxpayer-funded research
� best economic growth record since Clinton
� eliminated civil statute of limitations for child abuse victims
� announced $156 million for America's first-of-its-kind critical minerals refinery, demonstrating the commercial viability of turning mine waste into clean energy technology.

# ? Jun 27, 2023 21:12

sleep with the vicious: Apr 2, 2010

my bony fealty posted:

im actually surprised that Hunter wasn't part of club Epstein

He is nobodys fave so he couldnt be implicated

# ? Jun 27, 2023 21:25

RandomBlue: Dec 30, 2012; hay guys!; Biscuit Hider

Tzen posted:

excuse me but

There�s no reason why Trump should lead in any poll or be a threat in the general election. Biden has accomplished more than any president since FDR. In 2022 alone, Biden and Dems did the following:

� passed the Inflation Reduction Act, the biggest investment in fighting climate change in history
� passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill, the largest investment in infrastructure since Eisenhower
� passed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, breaking a 30-year streak of federal inaction on gun violence legislation
� signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law
� took out the leader of al Qaeda
� ended America's longest war
� reauthorized and strengthened the Violence Against Women Act
� signed the PACT Act, a bill to address veteran burn pit exposure
� signed the NATO accession protocols for Sweden and Finland
� issued executive order to protect reproductive rights
� in the process of canceling $10,000 of student loan debt for borrowers making less than $125,000 and canceled $20,000 in debt for Pell Grant recipients
� canceled billions in student loan debt for borrowers who were defrauded
� nominated now-Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to replace Justice Breyer
� brought COVID under control in the U.S. (e.g., COVID deaths down 90% and over 220 million vaccinated)
� formed Monkeypox response team to reach communities at highest risk of contracting the virus
� unemployment at a 50-year low
� largest one-year deficit reduction in U.S. history
� limited the release of mercury from coal-burning power plants
� $5 billion for electric vehicle chargers- $119 billion budget surplus in January 2022, first in over two years
� united world against Russia�s war in Ukraine
� ended forced arbitration in workplace sexual assault cases
� reinstated California authority to set pollution standards for cars
� ended asylum restrictions for children traveling alone
� signed the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act, the first federal ban on lynching after 200 failed attempts
� Initiated �use it or lose it" policy for drilling on public lands to force oil companies to increase production
� released 1 million barrels of oil a day for 6 months from strategic reserves to ease gas prices
� rescinded Trump-era policy allowing rapid expulsion of migrants
� expunged student loan defaults
� overhauled USPS finances to allow the agency to modernize its service
� required federal dollars spent on infrastructure to use materials made in America
� restored environmental reviews for major infrastructure projects
� Launched $6 billion effort to save distressed nuclear plants
� provided $385 million to help families and individuals with home energy costs through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. (This is in addition to $4.5 billion provided in the American Rescue Plan.)
� national registry of police officers who are fired for misconduct
� tightened restrictions on chokeholds, no-knock warrants, and transfer of military equipment to police departments
� required all federal law enforcement officers to wear body cameras
� $265 million for South Florida reservoir, key component of Everglades restoration
� major wind farm project off West coast to provide electricity for 1.5 million homes
� continued Obama administration's practice of posting log records of visitors to White House
� devoted $2.1 billion to strengthen US food supply chain
� invoked Defense Production Act to rapidly expand domestic production of critical clean energy technologies
� enacted two-year pause of anti-circumvention tariffs on solar
� allocated funds to federal agencies to counter 300-plus anti-LGBTQ laws by state lawmakers in 2022
� relaunched cancer 'moonshot' initiative to help cut death rate
� expanded access to emergency contraception and long-acting reversible contraception
� prevented states from banning Mifepristone, a medication used to end early pregnancy that has FDA approval
� 21 executive actions to reduce gun violence
� Climate Smart Buildings Initiative: Creates public-private partnerships to modernize Federal buildings to meet agencies� missions, create good-paying jobs, and cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
� Paying for today�s needed renovations with tomorrow�s energy savings without requiring upfront taxpayer funding
� ended Trump-era �Remain in Mexico� policy
� Operation Fly-Formula, bringing needed baby formula (19 missions to date)
� executive order protecting travel for abortion
� invested more in crime control and prevention than any president in history
� provided death, disability, and education benefits to public safety officers and survivors who are killed or injured in the line of duty
� Reunited 500 migrant families separated under Trump
� $1.66 billion in grants to transit agencies, territories, and states to invest in 150 bus fleets and facilities
� brokered joint US/Mexico infrastructure project; Mexico to pay $1.5 billion for US border security
� blocked 4 hospital mergers that would've driven up prices and is poised to thwart more anti-competition consolidation attempts
� 11 million jobs�more than ever created before at this point of a presidency
� record small business creation
� banned paywalls on taxpayer-funded research
� best economic growth record since Clinton
� eliminated civil statute of limitations for child abuse victims
� announced $156 million for America's first-of-its-kind critical minerals refinery, demonstrating the commercial viability of turning mine waste into clean energy technology.

no that's too syq

# ? Jun 27, 2023 21:46

is pepsi ok: Oct 23, 2002

took out the leader of al Qaeda, lmao is it loving 2006?

# ? Jun 27, 2023 21:58

loquacius: Oct 21, 2008

glad to know unemployment is at a 50-year-low, Loquacius said, unemployedly

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:00

Honky Mao: Dec 26, 2012

joe biden owes me over $20,000

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:12

tristeham: Jul 31, 2022

Tzen posted:

excuse me but

There�s no reason why Trump should lead in any poll or be a threat in the general election. Biden has accomplished more than any president since FDR. In 2022 alone, Biden and Dems did the following:

� passed the Inflation Reduction Act, the biggest investment in fighting climate change in history
� passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill, the largest investment in infrastructure since Eisenhower
� passed the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, breaking a 30-year streak of federal inaction on gun violence legislation
� signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law
� took out the leader of al Qaeda
� ended America's longest war
� reauthorized and strengthened the Violence Against Women Act
� signed the PACT Act, a bill to address veteran burn pit exposure
� signed the NATO accession protocols for Sweden and Finland
� issued executive order to protect reproductive rights
� in the process of canceling $10,000 of student loan debt for borrowers making less than $125,000 and canceled $20,000 in debt for Pell Grant recipients
� canceled billions in student loan debt for borrowers who were defrauded
� nominated now-Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to replace Justice Breyer
� brought COVID under control in the U.S. (e.g., COVID deaths down 90% and over 220 million vaccinated)
� formed Monkeypox response team to reach communities at highest risk of contracting the virus
� unemployment at a 50-year low
� largest one-year deficit reduction in U.S. history
� limited the release of mercury from coal-burning power plants
� $5 billion for electric vehicle chargers- $119 billion budget surplus in January 2022, first in over two years
� united world against Russia�s war in Ukraine
� ended forced arbitration in workplace sexual assault cases
� reinstated California authority to set pollution standards for cars
� ended asylum restrictions for children traveling alone
� signed the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act, the first federal ban on lynching after 200 failed attempts
� Initiated �use it or lose it" policy for drilling on public lands to force oil companies to increase production
� released 1 million barrels of oil a day for 6 months from strategic reserves to ease gas prices
� rescinded Trump-era policy allowing rapid expulsion of migrants
� expunged student loan defaults
� overhauled USPS finances to allow the agency to modernize its service
� required federal dollars spent on infrastructure to use materials made in America
� restored environmental reviews for major infrastructure projects
� Launched $6 billion effort to save distressed nuclear plants
� provided $385 million to help families and individuals with home energy costs through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. (This is in addition to $4.5 billion provided in the American Rescue Plan.)
� national registry of police officers who are fired for misconduct
� tightened restrictions on chokeholds, no-knock warrants, and transfer of military equipment to police departments
� required all federal law enforcement officers to wear body cameras
� $265 million for South Florida reservoir, key component of Everglades restoration
� major wind farm project off West coast to provide electricity for 1.5 million homes
� continued Obama administration's practice of posting log records of visitors to White House
� devoted $2.1 billion to strengthen US food supply chain
� invoked Defense Production Act to rapidly expand domestic production of critical clean energy technologies
� enacted two-year pause of anti-circumvention tariffs on solar
� allocated funds to federal agencies to counter 300-plus anti-LGBTQ laws by state lawmakers in 2022
� relaunched cancer 'moonshot' initiative to help cut death rate
� expanded access to emergency contraception and long-acting reversible contraception
� prevented states from banning Mifepristone, a medication used to end early pregnancy that has FDA approval
� 21 executive actions to reduce gun violence
� Climate Smart Buildings Initiative: Creates public-private partnerships to modernize Federal buildings to meet agencies� missions, create good-paying jobs, and cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
� Paying for today�s needed renovations with tomorrow�s energy savings without requiring upfront taxpayer funding
� ended Trump-era �Remain in Mexico� policy
� Operation Fly-Formula, bringing needed baby formula (19 missions to date)
� executive order protecting travel for abortion
� invested more in crime control and prevention than any president in history
� provided death, disability, and education benefits to public safety officers and survivors who are killed or injured in the line of duty
� Reunited 500 migrant families separated under Trump
� $1.66 billion in grants to transit agencies, territories, and states to invest in 150 bus fleets and facilities
� brokered joint US/Mexico infrastructure project; Mexico to pay $1.5 billion for US border security
� blocked 4 hospital mergers that would've driven up prices and is poised to thwart more anti-competition consolidation attempts
� 11 million jobs�more than ever created before at this point of a presidency
� record small business creation
� banned paywalls on taxpayer-funded research
� best economic growth record since Clinton
� eliminated civil statute of limitations for child abuse victims
� announced $156 million for America's first-of-its-kind critical minerals refinery, demonstrating the commercial viability of turning mine waste into clean energy technology.

that's right

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:15

Willa Rogers: Mar 11, 2005

Nothus posted:

The media sure dropped that story like a hot rock

I google-news'd her & found this from last week:

quote:

Sen. Dianne Feinstein has grown isolated over the years from most members of her California delegation and other Democrats in her home state, feeding a discontent among allies who tell CNN they now wish for a more engaged and energetic senior senator.

Dozens of elected California Democrats who might otherwise interact with Feinstein on a regular basis tell CNN they long ago stopped expecting to. They wish she could give advice and collaborate, tackling issues proactively as an active partner in the Senate. They�re bitter about it � and some also tell CNN that the situation means their constituents haven�t been getting the work they elected their senior senator to do.

It�s been six weeks since Feinstein came back to the Senate from an extended medical absence for shingles. Aides say her work level is picking back up, but her return has done little to shut down questions about her fitness for office.

CNN�s outreach this month to every member of the House of Representatives from California and 20 key players in California politics reveals a level of detachment on Feinstein�s part that stands out even in Washington, where congressional staffers tend to handle much of the day-to-day legislating. Asked to discuss their working relationship with the senator, many responded with extended �ums� or groans. Many spoke on the record, while others requested anonymity to speak frankly about a delicate political matter.

�The last time I spoke with her on anything face-to-face was right before the pandemic,� said Rep. Raul Ruiz, estimating that conversation about designating a natural monument in his district was over three years ago.

Rep. Mike Levin said the last direct interaction with Feinstein he could pinpoint was shortly after he first won his San Diego-area seat in 2018.

�It�s been quite a while,� Levin said. �I don�t speak with her on a regular basis, and that�s been before any of the recent health challenges she�s had.�

�Oh boy, I can�t remember. Probably when I was a freshman member,� said Rep. Nanette Barrag�n, elected in 2016 from a district near Los Angeles.

�Gosh,� said Rep. Mark Takano, a six-term Democrat, said when asked the last time they�d spoken. Pressed on any collaborations, Takano said, �Hard to say anything we�ve done.�

�Over my 11 years in Congress, I haven�t worked that closely with her,� said Rep. Ami Bera.

Granted anonymity to speak frankly, one California House member said the situation is very frustrating, but also very clear.

�Californians should have two responsive, active senators,� the California House member said. �And they don�t.�

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:20

POWELL CURES KIDS: Aug 26, 2016

punished feinstein

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:21

Willa Rogers: Mar 11, 2005

oh man that whole thing is gold

quote:

�When we launched Giffords, Senator Feinstein had been leading gun safety efforts in the Senate for decades,� Ambler said. �But arriving in Washington around that time was a new generation of senators who were eager to challenge the calcified politics on the issue, take on the NRA and use the perch of the institution to shift public opinion.�

�It took years to overcome Feinstein�s reluctance to allow new leadership on gun safety� and let others step forward and start to shift the issue, he added.

California members of Congress say they enjoy the benefits that come with the seniority that Feinstein�s staff wields effectively; their other senator is Alex Padilla, only just appointed in 2021.

A few House members from California tell CNN they don�t talk to any senator, while the majority say the detachment stands out from their past experience with Feinstein and others in the job. Most say they would prefer an energized and engaged partner in their powerful senior senator.

Asked if Californians are getting two senators� worth of work, Los Angeles Rep. Jimmy Gomez said, �I think they�re getting two Senate offices� worth of work, which in the end is what matters.�

�A senior senator�s office, and the people in it, is extremely powerful,� Gomez said.

Feinstein has been showing up to more votes without arriving by wheelchair and earlier this month posed with eight fellow senators, decked out in a blue-and-white jacket, for the annual seersucker day. A Feinstein aide acknowledged that considerations around the senator�s age curtailed her schedule in recent years and even more so as she was recovering from shingles, but said her work is picking back up and that she is reviewing staff memos, writing notes on news articles and reviewing every statement put out on her behalf.

Through an aide, CNN asked for an interview so that she could herself address her colleagues� complaints that she is not up to the job. Instead, the aide provided short emailed responses, adding that she had been involved in crafting them herself.

�I absolutely don�t think the criticism is fair,� Feinstein said in one response provided. �I do meet with California members, I answer their calls and we regularly collaborate on bills. It�s not easy to have face-to-face meetings or calls with every member of the largest state delegation but that doesn�t mean communication has stopped.�

In another provided response, Feinstein told CNN, �like every member of Congress, I have a staff that helps me serve my constituents. I value their advice and counsel but ultimately, I make every decision.� She added: �I�m back in Washington and I am working. I believe I�m still an effective voice for California.�

Feinstein and her aides bristle at complaints that she�s detached. Earlier this year, after Silicon Valley-area Rep. Ro Khanna called on her to resign, staff in her Senate office dug in on their history. The last time they met, they determined, was a peacemaking conversation he requested after endorsing the Democrat she beat in 2018. Khanna hasn�t asked for a meeting since, an aide said.

�It�s sad to see the current situation,� Khanna told CNN, �and I still believe the dignified thing is for her to listen to California voters and step down with grace.�

A Public Policy Institute of California poll conducted in May found that just 31% of Californians approve of the way Feinstein is handling her job, and 65% disapprove with 4% unsure. Approval has dropped 10 points since an October survey and disapproval has climbed 23 points; 41% approved in that poll, 42% disapproved and 17% were unsure.

they're doing a full-court press to get her to step down aside from pelosi (who wants schiff) and newsom (who wants a schiff but promised it'd be a lee).

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:21

Willa Rogers: Mar 11, 2005

insane clown pussy posted:

which is to say they've got her back in whatever home health hospice situation they had her in prior to carting her to dc for a proof of life demonstration

I've already said I don't expect her to return after labor day but I'm wondering if she'll even come back on july 10.

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:23

POWELL CURES KIDS: Aug 26, 2016

if you turn the AC in her office to like 68 she'll probably just die

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:23

AmiYumi: Oct 10, 2005; I FORGOT TO HAIL KING TORG

how long do you think she will be dead before they admit it to the public

john mccain length

queen elizabeth length

or will they keep wheeling her around until the chair gets stuck on a carpet and her skull pops off and rolls to the foot of a cspan camera

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:25

Willa Rogers: Mar 11, 2005

Through an aide, CNN asked for an interview so that she could herself address her colleagues� complaints that she is not up to the job. Instead, the aide provided short emailed responses, adding that she had been involved in crafting them herself.

:wink:

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:27

the_steve: Nov 9, 2005; We're always hiring!

Probably Magic posted:

Simple fact is, he was disqualified from the primaries for the same reason as Mike Gravel, but suddenly the Dems broke their own supposedly ironclad rules so Biden could style on him, the only person Biden even had a half-chance on styling. The primaries are community theater put on for the 200 or so Gen Xers who still think democracy is real in this country. Even Bernie didn't want to win. Still doesn't. Why is Biden of all people the one person he refuses to primary?

Oh poo poo, I forgot all about them screwing Gravel out of the debates.

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:30

Some Guy TT: Aug 30, 2011

https://twitter.com/MuellerSheWrote/status/1673741349722664961

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:30

Al!: Apr 2, 2010

if the votes are so sacred how come theyre giving us so many dogshit options

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:34

Willa Rogers: Mar 11, 2005

Walking down a hallway in the Capitol complex one day in late May, Nancy Pelosi stopped to complain to a newspaper reporter about a recent story airing concerns about Feinstein�s slow convalescence.

First, she blamed �the left.�

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:41

Al!: Apr 2, 2010

the left unfairly expects the people making decisions in government know where they are and have memories more than a couple of hours old. this is of course ableism

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:43

F_Shit_Fitzgerald: Feb 2, 2017

Some Guy TT posted:

https://twitter.com/MuellerSheWrote/status/1673741349722664961

Hmm... sounds like someone should do something about the SCOTUS. Probably no hurry, though.

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:46

insane clown pussy: Jun 20, 2023

Willa Rogers posted:

I google-news'd her & found this from last week:

just goes to show the worst sin you can commit as a democrat is not doing the assigned homework

also, unrelated

insane clown pussy has issued a correction as of 23:00 on Jun 27, 2023

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:49

Vomik: Jul 29, 2003; This post is dedicated to the brave Mujahideen fighters of Afghanistan

Some Guy TT posted:

https://twitter.com/MuellerSheWrote/status/1673741349722664961

our democracy is so broken even if you vote to abolish voting they won�t.

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:52

insane clown pussy: Jun 20, 2023

Some Guy TT posted:

https://twitter.com/MuellerSheWrote/status/1673741349722664961

assuming this is about moore v harper, all they did was say state courts can still overrule legislatures in redistricting cases

in fact, the dissent revolved around the case being moot at this point because nc's supreme court flipped last year and already overturned the previous ruling, giving the republican legislature the go ahead to redraw the maps from an even 7-7 split to 11-3 r/d

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:57

Uncle Boogeyman: Jul 22, 2007

i can't wait til they release the mueller report

# ? Jun 27, 2023 22:59

galenanorth: May 19, 2016

Some Guy TT posted:

https://twitter.com/MuellerSheWrote/status/1673741349722664961

yes, people shouldn't be supporting Democrats like the senators from Delaware who keep confirming Trump judges. a good tweet

# ? Jun 27, 2023 23:01

Excelzior: Jun 24, 2013

Uncle Boogeyman posted:

i can't wait til they release Trump's taxes

# ? Jun 27, 2023 23:09

Axetrain: Sep 14, 2007

Lol she disabled replies except her mutuals. I guess that expose of her lies got her to clam up.

# ? Jun 28, 2023 00:07

H.P. Hovercraft: Jan 12, 2004; one thing a computer can do that most humans can't is be sealed up in a cardboard box and sit in a warehouse; Slippery Tilde

is pepsi ok posted:

wouldn't be surprised given the pied piper strategy. they know their only play is "have you seen the other guy??!?!?!"

also wouldn't be surprised if this backfired on them again due to them vastly underestimating how many fringe weirdos there are now and we end up with president rogan.

i'd vote for rogan

# ? Jun 28, 2023 00:11