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tritsofme

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4. I look at it from another angle, why in the world is it even necessary to get into this level of minutiae? It seems

Reply to LiberalFighter (Original post)

Tue May 28, 2024, 05:46 PM

May 2024

pretty silly.

I know they have 24 hours of programming to fill, but it’s a good reminder of why there really is no reason to watch cable news on a daily basis.

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I look at it from another angle, why in the world is it even necessary to get into this level of minutiae? It seems tritsofme May 2024 #4

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Former Senator McCaskill snowybirdie May 2024 #9

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