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llmart

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3. Death is the great equalizer.

Reply to BigmanPigman (Original post)

Sat Apr 23, 2022, 08:04 PM

Apr 2022

Hatch personified the American dream? I guess that's true if it's the American dream only for men. He didn't believe that women should have equal rights under the law. That, along with his comments about Anita Hill during the Thomas confirmation, put a bad taste in my mouth about him for the rest of his career.

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Orrin Hatch, Utah's longest serving senator, dies at 88 [View all] BigmanPigman Apr 2022 OP

Glad-handing Fuckwad. PCIntern Apr 2022 #1

If I had to choose whether Inhofe or Grassley was next, House of Roberts Apr 2022 #2

Death is the great equalizer. llmart Apr 2022 #3

I actually thought he was already dead. BlackSkimmer Apr 2022 #4

He is most sincerely dead. milestogo Apr 2022 #7

F U Orrin. nt BootinUp Apr 2022 #5

Oh well. One more down. smirkymonkey Apr 2022 #6

Rest in hell vercetti2021 Apr 2022 #8

He was old. He died. But he definitely didn't personify my idea of the "American Dream" n/t Blaukraut Apr 2022 #9

He did all the damage he could while he was around. So..... nt Carlitos Brigante Apr 2022 #10

Is there any legislation we can get passed quick GoodRaisin Apr 2022 #11

Too late for that, BigmanPigman Apr 2022 #12

Crap. I thought that asshole was still in the Senate. GoodRaisin Apr 2022 #13

"...personified the American dream"???? Solly Mack Apr 2022 #14