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73 from the girls tees maybe.
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73 from the girls tees maybe.
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kdawg
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Even that would be impressive - would demonstrate good skills with his irons and putter.
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As much golf as he plays i wouldn’t be surprised that he’s good with those.
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Lol anyone questioning our President Elect's golfing skills. He would be a top 5 golfer on the PGA if he didn't have to spend so much time cleaning up Obummer's mess.
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Preach!!!
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'FOR ME!'
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Why the hell would John Kerry attempt another run?
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Kerry didn't even say he would run.
They asked him about potentially running in 2020, and Kerry said people should focus on the Midterms, that he is focused on activism, and talking about 2020 is a waste of time and a distraction.
Since he didn't "rule it out" it became a story. Kerry gave the proper answer, liberals need to focus on what is right in front of them, the Midterms.
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https://www.businessinsider.com/put...aines-poroshenko-france-hollande-book-2018-9?
Putin made a telling blunder in a shouting match with Ukraine's president, France's Hollande says
Alex Lockie
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Russian President Vladimir Putin became so enraged during a shouting match with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko that he revealed he was lying about Russia's role in a military uprising in eastern Ukraine, former French President Francois Hollande wrote in a book about his time in office.
In 2014, Russia illegally annexed Crimea from Ukraine and began to support separatists in the eastern part of the country through information warfare, direct shipments of weapons, and by deploying non-uniformed Russian fighters posing as Ukrainians.
Experts watching the campaign, which Russian said was not its doing, branded it a new form of conflict called "hybrid warfare." The strategy involves multi-domain fighting, economic pressure, and total distortion of facts on the ground.
But in a heated argument with Poroshenko at the 2015 talks to form the Minsk Agreement, a document that sought to end the conflict but which Russia has yet to implement, Putin became so angry he reportedly tripped himself up himself.
"Poroshenko and Putin constantly raised their voices with each other. The Russian president was so worked up, that he started threatening to decisively crush his counterpart's forces," an excerpt from Hollande's 2018 book "The Lessons of Power" reads, as UAWire.org notes.
"This showed that there are Russian troops in eastern Ukraine. Putin suddenly realized, and got a grip on himself," Hollande wrote.
But even after Putin got ahold of himself, his narrative continued to unravel, Hollande wrote.
In Minsk, Poroshenko asserted Ukraine's sovereignty as its leader. Putin would not admit to leading the separatist forces, and constantly had to frame his contributions to the conversation as speculation on what the separatists might say, if they were there.
Hollande wrote that Putin tried to delay the ceasefire between the fighting sides for weeks. When Hollande and Poroshenko brought up that Russia had been sanctioned as result of the fighting, and not a nebulous group of unnamed fighters, Putin "pretended not to understand or not to hear what we were saying."
"At seven in the morning after a sleepless night," both sides finally struck a deal that Putin could agree to. But Putin, maintaining he wasn't in control of the separatists, had to run off, Hollande wrote.
"Suddenly Putin said that he needed to consult with the separatist leaders. Their emissaries were in Minsk too. Where exactly? In some hotel or in an office neighboring ours? At least we didn't see them," wrote Hollande.
To this day the crisis in eastern Ukraine continues, with more than 10,000 dead so far. Russia still denies any official involvement in the fighting and remains under the sanctions imposed in 2014
Putin made a telling blunder in a shouting match with Ukraine's president, France's Hollande says
Alex Lockie
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- Russian President Vladimir Putin became enraged and conspicuously blundered during the 2015 Minsk Agreement talks with Ukraine, according to a book by former French President Francois Hollande.
- Russia illegally annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014.
- The US, EU, and other observers say Russia has slyly used non-uniformed soldiers posing as Ukrainian separatists to stoke a war there for years.
- But when Putin was arguing with Ukraine's president, he appeared to slip up and admit he had troops in Ukraine.
- He made a number of other embarrassing blunders at the meeting too, Hollande writes.
Russian President Vladimir Putin became so enraged during a shouting match with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko that he revealed he was lying about Russia's role in a military uprising in eastern Ukraine, former French President Francois Hollande wrote in a book about his time in office.
In 2014, Russia illegally annexed Crimea from Ukraine and began to support separatists in the eastern part of the country through information warfare, direct shipments of weapons, and by deploying non-uniformed Russian fighters posing as Ukrainians.
Experts watching the campaign, which Russian said was not its doing, branded it a new form of conflict called "hybrid warfare." The strategy involves multi-domain fighting, economic pressure, and total distortion of facts on the ground.
But in a heated argument with Poroshenko at the 2015 talks to form the Minsk Agreement, a document that sought to end the conflict but which Russia has yet to implement, Putin became so angry he reportedly tripped himself up himself.
"Poroshenko and Putin constantly raised their voices with each other. The Russian president was so worked up, that he started threatening to decisively crush his counterpart's forces," an excerpt from Hollande's 2018 book "The Lessons of Power" reads, as UAWire.org notes.
"This showed that there are Russian troops in eastern Ukraine. Putin suddenly realized, and got a grip on himself," Hollande wrote.
But even after Putin got ahold of himself, his narrative continued to unravel, Hollande wrote.
In Minsk, Poroshenko asserted Ukraine's sovereignty as its leader. Putin would not admit to leading the separatist forces, and constantly had to frame his contributions to the conversation as speculation on what the separatists might say, if they were there.
Hollande wrote that Putin tried to delay the ceasefire between the fighting sides for weeks. When Hollande and Poroshenko brought up that Russia had been sanctioned as result of the fighting, and not a nebulous group of unnamed fighters, Putin "pretended not to understand or not to hear what we were saying."
"At seven in the morning after a sleepless night," both sides finally struck a deal that Putin could agree to. But Putin, maintaining he wasn't in control of the separatists, had to run off, Hollande wrote.
"Suddenly Putin said that he needed to consult with the separatist leaders. Their emissaries were in Minsk too. Where exactly? In some hotel or in an office neighboring ours? At least we didn't see them," wrote Hollande.
To this day the crisis in eastern Ukraine continues, with more than 10,000 dead so far. Russia still denies any official involvement in the fighting and remains under the sanctions imposed in 2014
Nike Jordan
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How dare the DOJ indict 2 GOP congressmen and hurt the GOP's midterm chances 
Disgusting behavior from Sessions, doesn't he understand they're supposed to be on the same team? /s
http://thehill.com/homenews/adminis...ssions-over-investigations-into-gop-lawmakers
Trump blasts Sessions over criminal charges against GOP lawmakers
President Trump on Monday slammed Attorney General Jeff Sessions over criminal charges brought against two Republican congressmen in recent weeks, suggesting that the Department of Justice (DOJ) had endangered GOP hopes of retaining both seats in the November elections.
The president was referencing charges against Reps. Chris Collins (R-N.Y.) and Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), both of whom were early supporters of Trump.
The Justice Department charged Collins early last month with securities fraud and lying to the FBI about his efforts to tip off family members with nonpublic stock information to help them avoid hundreds of thousands of dollars in investment losses.
Collins, the first member of Congress to endorse Trump in the 2016 election, has professed his innocence, but suspended his reelection campaign. The insider trading allegations against him are from last year.
Weeks later, the DOJ charged Hunter and his wife, Margaret Hunter, with misusing $250,000 in campaign funds, and falsifying campaign records to the Federal Election Commission to conceal the purchases.
Hunter allegedly used campaign funds to pay for his family's dental work, his children's tuition, international travel for nearly a dozen relatives, fast food, golf outings and more.
Disgusting behavior from Sessions, doesn't he understand they're supposed to be on the same team? /s
http://thehill.com/homenews/adminis...ssions-over-investigations-into-gop-lawmakers
Trump blasts Sessions over criminal charges against GOP lawmakers
President Trump on Monday slammed Attorney General Jeff Sessions over criminal charges brought against two Republican congressmen in recent weeks, suggesting that the Department of Justice (DOJ) had endangered GOP hopes of retaining both seats in the November elections.
The president was referencing charges against Reps. Chris Collins (R-N.Y.) and Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), both of whom were early supporters of Trump.
The Justice Department charged Collins early last month with securities fraud and lying to the FBI about his efforts to tip off family members with nonpublic stock information to help them avoid hundreds of thousands of dollars in investment losses.
Collins, the first member of Congress to endorse Trump in the 2016 election, has professed his innocence, but suspended his reelection campaign. The insider trading allegations against him are from last year.
Weeks later, the DOJ charged Hunter and his wife, Margaret Hunter, with misusing $250,000 in campaign funds, and falsifying campaign records to the Federal Election Commission to conceal the purchases.
Hunter allegedly used campaign funds to pay for his family's dental work, his children's tuition, international travel for nearly a dozen relatives, fast food, golf outings and more.
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Just a friendly warning, the old ****head might releases some wild tweets in CAPS in the early morning hours.
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Destroy your Air Monarchs collection to own the Libs
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Racist boys have no choice but to wear yeezys now. Yeezys are the official racist shoe
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https://www.theatlantic.com/enterta...en-slavery-is-erased-from-plantations/568765/
When Slavery Is Erased From Plantations
Some presidential estates and other historical sites have struggled to reconcile founding-era exceptionalism with the true story of America’s original sin.
When Slavery Is Erased From Plantations
Some presidential estates and other historical sites have struggled to reconcile founding-era exceptionalism with the true story of America’s original sin.
DADDYFATSACKS
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Pete Carrol about to retire his Monarchs.
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This some special ****
I don’t think folks realize
Nike standing up for ck
Like what it actually means
I don’t think folks realize
Nike standing up for ck
Like what it actually means
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Imagine thinking these are equivalent
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