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cyclonefence

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1. As long as it causes him maximum distress

Reply to Still In Wisconsin (Original post)

Wed May 23, 2018, 01:27 PM

May 2018

I'm for it, whatever it is. I'd like to see him paraded through the streets of Sacramento with people flinging dung at him, but that's not likely to happen--sort of like Cersei's Walk of Shame in Game of Thrones, only longer plus I don't want to see him naked.

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So in the end, what happens to Nunes? [View all] Still In Wisconsin May 2018 OP

As long as it causes him maximum distress cyclonefence May 2018 #1

Makes me wonder. If someone is convicted of treason is that conviction pardonable? I doubt it. dameatball May 2018 #2

Lock him up Gothmog May 2018 #3

He will get pardoned, but not re-elected. I think the only way to make all these traitors pay is notdarkyet May 2018 #4

Understand the Guy in on the verge of Wellstone ruled May 2018 #5

Answer: he wins re-election (R+8 SOLID REPUBLICAN district) brooklynite May 2018 #6

Jail. Iggo May 2018 #7

Not a fucking thing dalton99a May 2018 #8

...and I think that's reasonably likely! Still In Wisconsin May 2018 #9

Sadly, this sneaky fucker will probably win re-election. Ughh. PearliePoo2 May 2018 #10

back to the farm, put those aggie degrees to work and ease into commercial pot growing, diversivfy mulsh May 2018 #11

Gets reelected (I hope not), but loses Chairmanship (cuz - Dems Rule) salin May 2018 #12

convicted for TREASON and publicly executed. Raster May 2018 #13