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intheflow

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12. I honestly think is the best outcome for all.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sat Mar 16, 2024, 10:02 AM

Mar 2024

I still believe the whole episode was bogus pearl-clutching, but it gives me hope that the judge ruled this way and allowed the two of them to determine the outcome. I believe the presiding judge probably supports Willis’ case overall and this was a way all parties could save face while still pursuing the charges against Trump. Yes, I know the judge is a Republican, but maybe he’s a Ken Buck/Liz Cheney Republican who understands Trump is a danger to democracy.

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I hope this episode fills her with an unquenching resolve. Mr. Evil Mar 2024 #4

Oh I think no doubt it does! PortTack Mar 2024 #5

I honestly think is the best outcome for all. intheflow Mar 2024 #12

"maybe he's a Ken Buck/Liz Cheney Republican" And maybe pigs will grow wings and fly. cstanleytech Mar 2024 #13