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lambchopp59

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16. Not only dated but so corrupted, esp. by re-thugs

Reply to yortsed snacilbuper (Original post)

Sat May 11, 2019, 10:52 AM

May 2019

"God told me to invade Iraq" should have been impeachable words.
It's the last great fall back of the corrupt- incite existential horror when no real threat exists.
It's a hand that's been played so often it wore off, now in the world of "alternative facts"...
Hell, I believe the Orange Assclown could just shout "Do it to protect my god-given greed" and his MAGA's would support it even if it meant a vienna sausage diet for a year for each of them.
There are times I wish there was some benevolent god, surely some divine intervention would have usurped:
"Sorry losers and haters, but my I.Q. is one of the highest -and you all know it! Please don't feel so stupid or insecure,it's not your fault."

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'So Help Me God' No More: Democrats Give House Traditions a Makeover [View all] yortsed snacilbuper May 2019 OP

..................(clever handle) Firestorm49 May 2019 #1

"Eldnah revelc" I think you mean! nt Lucky Luciano May 2019 #2

The oath of office in the Constitution makes no such requirement... Wounded Bear May 2019 #3

They should read their own book FiveGoodMen May 2019 #6

Yeah, well, you know how that works, right? Wounded Bear May 2019 #7

+++++++++++ HAB911 May 2019 #4

Praise dog! femmedem May 2019 #5

When I was on a jury and had to be sworn in I refused to say those words csziggy May 2019 #18

I will remember that and do the same if I ever need to be sworn in! femmedem May 2019 #19

It may be different from state to state csziggy May 2019 #20

I'm an atheist. I would refuse to utter "So help me god" bitterross May 2019 #8

see below. barbtries May 2019 #10

i've recently taken to watching trials on tv barbtries May 2019 #9

The line is: "I will affirm my oath." MineralMan May 2019 #12

the only example i have barbtries May 2019 #13

I first used that line when I enlisted in the USAF in 1965. MineralMan May 2019 #14

Thanks for this information bitterross May 2019 #15

Jephthah Cold War Spook May 2019 #11

Not only dated but so corrupted, esp. by re-thugs lambchopp59 May 2019 #16

Ohio governor takes oath on nine bibles? yortsed snacilbuper May 2019 #17