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The Velveteen Ocelot

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14. I think that's probably correct.

Wed Jun 7, 2017, 02:07 PM

Jun 2017

I do believe he would fire (but maybe not whack) any of those guys if they publicly said something that displeased him, because he is a big fat dumbass who hasn't figured out yet that being president isn't the same as being a CEO of a country that is basically the same as your own business whose "employees" you can fire any old time. Any of those guys could get very good new jobs easily, but maybe they feel like they're trying to protect not only their existing job but what's left of their department.

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So why did the witnesses refuse to [View all] wasupaloopa Jun 2017 OP

Ok MFM008 Jun 2017 #1

what makes you think they care about democracy? niyad Jun 2017 #2

There just has to be someone or some wasupaloopa Jun 2017 #7

I think they were trying to avoid committing perjury The Velveteen Ocelot Jun 2017 #3

Your first sentence is correct, tin-foil hat notion more than likely wrong LOL snooper2 Jun 2017 #13

I think that's probably correct. The Velveteen Ocelot Jun 2017 #14

Folks, Wellstone ruled Jun 2017 #4

Excellent questions dalton99a Jun 2017 #5

Russia is destroying our democracy as we speak. Saudi Arabia Lint Head Jun 2017 #6

World war started this morning. Eliot Rosewater Jun 2017 #8

I've been worried about that for a while. Now I know. Lint Head Jun 2017 #9

Excellent question, try this on for size: dixiegrrrrl Jun 2017 #10

Here's My Answer.... global1 Jun 2017 #11

Its all part of the drama, and no one was expecting ANY trump official to say ANYTHING anyways beachbum bob Jun 2017 #12

Because they knew 14 identical threads weren't enough. MGKrebs Jun 2017 #15