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paleotn

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11. Seems to be more wide spread.

Reply to Shipwack (Reply #6)

Sun Aug 13, 2023, 08:58 AM

Aug 2023

Great Britain, France and Germany are dealing with their own versions of roughly the same thing.

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people with... Think. Again. Aug 2023 #1

Sociopath Nation EYESORE 9001 Aug 2023 #3

PLEASE do that? Think. Again. Aug 2023 #19

You have my backing, cilla4progress Aug 2023 #31

I would love to see DENVERPOPS Aug 2023 #37

Nah..Sociopath Party. whathehell Aug 2023 #41

No offense, but please define 'normal'? OldBaldy1701E Aug 2023 #4

First, you're right, 'normal' is not the correct word... Think. Again. Aug 2023 #21

I suspect that those who lived in slaveholding times OldBaldy1701E Aug 2023 #42

Normal is ... speak easy Aug 2023 #25

OK, yeah, that's what... Think. Again. Aug 2023 #43

Normal: a setting on the dryer. Magoo48 Aug 2023 #28

But, cilla4progress Aug 2023 #33

I like that housecat Aug 2023 #38

I wonder that myself sometimes. Shipwack Aug 2023 #6

Seems to be more wide spread. paleotn Aug 2023 #11

Add Niger and Ecuador for that matter Ponietz Aug 2023 #27

Peaceful co-existence is closer to an exception than a rule Random Boomer Aug 2023 #29

The war in Rwanda left so many men dead that women ran the country OMGWTF Aug 2023 #30

I would have to agree but for nuclear weapons, because we now can wipe out all branches of homo. housecat Aug 2023 #39

Why did so many seemingly normal Germans become mouth breathing nazis? paleotn Aug 2023 #9

Great analogy! Think. Again. Aug 2023 #23

Tribalism cilla4progress Aug 2023 #34

My thought is: What is the cost for this attack upon the soul and the psyche of the nation? kentuck Aug 2023 #49

K&R. William769 Aug 2023 #2

Look, the are children. Attention seeking children. underpants Aug 2023 #5

So it seems like you are saying that Merrick Garland appointed Weiss for political reasons. gab13by13 Aug 2023 #7

Weiss was a 45-appointed U.S. Attorney for the District of Delaware BumRushDaShow Aug 2023 #10

Any action on Garland's part would be viewed as political Zambero Aug 2023 #13

I don't think they're implying that. paleotn Aug 2023 #14

A special counsel does not imply guilt. Though some will interpret it as such whopis01 Aug 2023 #16

Had Garland denied Weiss, the GOP's bad faith whine about a cover up would seem more plausible. Marcuse Aug 2023 #35

Special counsel will follow the facts, not the fantasy...that's a fascist nightmare. Alexander Of Assyria Aug 2023 #8

Bingo. +1000 paleotn Aug 2023 #15

Not nessecarily true... Think. Again. Aug 2023 #24

A cult always gets angry when their grand schemes fall off a cliff to a fiery grave and cstanleytech Aug 2023 #12

Big issue not stated: the appointment stops the R's in their tracks from issuing valid subpoenas. machoneman Aug 2023 #17

GOP can be described as projection and unempathetic attributes as far as I can see. rickford66 Aug 2023 #18

They should be super angry at one Trump gang and themselves! Brainfodder Aug 2023 #20

Classic Defense Roy Rolling Aug 2023 #22

Great summary! JohnnyRingo Aug 2023 #26

A bunch of stupid fucks Blue Owl Aug 2023 #32

This article totally NAILS the entire republican drama outrage sickness. BComplex Aug 2023 #36

Excellent summation! liberalla Aug 2023 #40

It would have been nice... Snackshack Aug 2023 #44

Wow, I hadn't thought about this killing the chances of impeachment-- awesome LymphocyteLover Aug 2023 #45

"Garland has killed any chance of McCarthy holding an impeachment vote" Cha Aug 2023 #46

Kickin' Faux pas Aug 2023 #47

Maybe next a Special Counsel to investigate the other guy's children. LakeArenal Aug 2023 #48

I'm confused. I thought Garland already put a special prosecutor ecstatic Aug 2023 #50