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Aussie105

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6. First, people thought voting for Hillary would be a given.

Fri Jan 31, 2020, 04:53 AM

Jan 2020

Nobody would vote for that fake guy, right?

Much disappointment followed.

Then everyone put their faith and hope in the Mueller report.
Mueller would set things straight, right?

Much disappointment followed.

Then everyone put their faith and hope in the Senate impeachment trial.
The Senate would set things straight, right?

Much disappointment followed.

Then everyone put their faith and hope in the upcoming election.
No one would make the same crazy stuff-up again, right?

I'm starting to see a pattern here . . .

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This was always the conclusion. We're just here a week earlier. [View all] SaschaHM Jan 2020 OP

Yup. But knowing that somehow does not make things feel any better. Tonight and tomorrow are/will KPN Jan 2020 #1

If the US survives this in a NOT Putin/Erdogan/Kim/etc type state, this might be the Senate's RockRaven Jan 2020 #3

They were never going to convict. Ergo, the matter was always about: would they damage themselves RockRaven Jan 2020 #2

Let's be clear: Mike Niendorff Jan 2020 #4

I don't see it as a problem. Bolten's book comes out in 2-3 weeks. Even more bad news for the napi21 Jan 2020 #5

First, people thought voting for Hillary would be a given. Aussie105 Jan 2020 #6

Opening the door to witnesses is dangerous. Turbineguy Jan 2020 #7