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FakeNoose

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9. OK, well if it doesn't matter, then let's use the undoctored version

Reply to DonViejo (Original post)

Thu Nov 8, 2018, 08:58 PM

Nov 2018

Because like you say, the speed doesn't matter.

And *NO* he didn't touch her. She may have touched him when she tried to grab the microphone.
Is the intern losing her credentials over this? Asking for a friend.

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White House Spox on Allegations of Doctored Acosta Video: Speed of Video 'Doesn't Matter' [View all] DonViejo Nov 2018 OP

The speed mattered enough for them to change it. keithbvadu2 Nov 2018 #1

Perfect response. yardwork Nov 2018 #7

No. The video is clear, she touched him. Autumn Nov 2018 #2

Maybe a slap in the face would convince him otherwise William Seger Nov 2018 #3

Bullshit. He tried to keep his microphone Freethinker65 Nov 2018 #4

During the trial of the four officers accused of beating Rodney King the defense showed LastLiberal in PalmSprings Nov 2018 #5

If "it doesn't matter the speed at which the video is seen..." OilemFirchen Nov 2018 #6

CRTV more far-right lying bs. rockfordfile Nov 2018 #8

OK, well if it doesn't matter, then let's use the undoctored version FakeNoose Nov 2018 #9

The White House is actively Bob Loblaw Nov 2018 #10

That wasn't assault MurrayDelph Nov 2018 #11