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***Official Political Discussion Thread***
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formerly beyondmeasure
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Definitely read that Samuel L Jackson tweet in my head as his voice with him yelling “Lying Fratboy ***” at the end.
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I work with a doctor
who went to school with kav
Been tempted to ask him His thoughts
but it’s been too crazy at work
who went to school with kav
Been tempted to ask him His thoughts
but it’s been too crazy at work
superblytrife
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Any of y'all try to discuss this with friends? Granted, we grew up in South Central and politics aren't exactly popular topics in the hood. I was talking to my boy and his sister about this yesterday and his sister says she doesn't believe Ford cuz she's just tryna get some money and fame. I tried to explain everything and she says "I still think the ***** is lying. Just like they did Cosby."
It’s absolutely maddening listening to these old heads at my job claim that Cosby is innocent and that the women should’ve said something when the assaults occurred, and then a few minutes later they’re talmbout Kavanaugh is guilty and shame on the GOP for trying to dismiss her valid claims. Like yo, WHAT???!
So much of politics post-Trump has opened my eyes to the fact that a lot of people really are idiots. And not even from a political standpoint, either. There really are a lot of flat out dumb people out there with zero critical thinking skills and/or logic.
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It took this trump era for u to realize this
Man just look at world history
superblytrife
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On a surface level, yeah, I’ve known there are dumb people out there. But this era has made it abundantly clear since it seems like people are more vocal about their opinions.
And I’m mainly talking about people who I thought weren’t idiots, or didn’t come off as being damn fools.
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Real talk it seems like we closer and closer to the end
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You guys remember, when the old ****head and his brain dead fixer said, they were going to take Stormy Daniels for a 20 million dollar ride?Avenatti is also a race car driver, so you know he ain't shook.
Avanatti is ******* badass, I hear on race days, he carries around a water bottle full of gin.
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Hold on a minute, this is the bad place!
aepps20
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Tired of being called racist plus all the hate Obummer and Dims have spread over years. We are fighting back. #MLKWASACONSERVATIVE
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In honor of Our Senator Elect Lindsey Grahams destroying Libs this week and changing Kavs' diaper, I've updated my profile pic. #SmashMouthPolitics. Come at me Lib scum. You betta bring your hard hat but please don't tell Big Mama or Uncle Zelle.
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The Democrats on the panel agreed on releasing all the transcripts that the Republicans wanted to make public, but unsuccessfully pushed to release several additional transcripts that had been withheld. Testimony from Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D, Fla.) and Dana Rohrabacher (R, Calif.) were among those not included in the release.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee is also probing the matter and remains actively interviewing witnesses. Randy Credico, a New York radio personality who was in contact with WikiLeaks, has been subpoenaed to appear before the Senate committee next week, according to a copy of the summons reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
The Senate panel is expected to release several more reports in the coming months on topics such as possible collusion; the use of social media and disinformation by Moscow; and the U.S. government’s response to the Russian campaign.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/house-...its-russia-probe-1538148208?mod=hp_listb_pos1
House Panel Votes to Release Transcripts of Its Russia Probe
Accounts of more than 50 interviews were submitted to intelligence officials for review
The House Intelligence Committee on Friday voted to make public the transcripts of more than 50 interviews conducted as part of a yearlong investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election—giving the public details of what key players in the drama told investigators behind closed doors.
The transcripts to be eventually released include some of the people closest to President Trump, including his son Donald Trump Jr., his son-in law Jared Kushner, his former attorney Michael Cohen and his former political advisers Steve Bannon and Corey Lewandowski.
The panel will ask for declassification and release of the interview transcripts. They will be sent to intelligence officials for review, who may redact passages out of national security concerns.
Intelligence agencies will act “as quickly as possible” to review any declassification request from the House Intelligence Committee, but the process is likely to take “several weeks or more,” according to a U.S. intelligence official familiar with the matter.
The documents also include interviews with top former and current government officials such as Attorney General Jeff Sessions, former Attorney General Loretta Lynch, and former director of national intelligence James Clapper.
The Democrats on the panel agreed on releasing all the transcripts that the Republicans wanted to make public, but unsuccessfully pushed to release several additional transcripts that had been withheld. Testimony from Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D, Fla.) and Dana Rohrabacher (R, Calif.) were among those not included in the release.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee is also probing the matter and remains actively interviewing witnesses. Randy Credico, a New York radio personality who was in contact with WikiLeaks, has been subpoenaed to appear before the Senate committee next week, according to a copy of the summons reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
The Senate panel is expected to release several more reports in the coming months on topics such as possible collusion; the use of social media and disinformation by Moscow; and the U.S. government’s response to the Russian campaign.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/house-...its-russia-probe-1538148208?mod=hp_listb_pos1
House Panel Votes to Release Transcripts of Its Russia Probe
Accounts of more than 50 interviews were submitted to intelligence officials for review
The House Intelligence Committee on Friday voted to make public the transcripts of more than 50 interviews conducted as part of a yearlong investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election—giving the public details of what key players in the drama told investigators behind closed doors.
The transcripts to be eventually released include some of the people closest to President Trump, including his son Donald Trump Jr., his son-in law Jared Kushner, his former attorney Michael Cohen and his former political advisers Steve Bannon and Corey Lewandowski.
The panel will ask for declassification and release of the interview transcripts. They will be sent to intelligence officials for review, who may redact passages out of national security concerns.
Intelligence agencies will act “as quickly as possible” to review any declassification request from the House Intelligence Committee, but the process is likely to take “several weeks or more,” according to a U.S. intelligence official familiar with the matter.
The documents also include interviews with top former and current government officials such as Attorney General Jeff Sessions, former Attorney General Loretta Lynch, and former director of national intelligence James Clapper.
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Always classy, my friend.
In honor of Our Honorable Judge Supreme Justice Elect Virgin Brett Michael Kavanaugh keeping calm and destroying Dr. Ford this week, using the potty on his own like a big boy (oh, who's a big boy? you are!), and finishing all his warm milk last night like a big boy (who's a big boy?), I've updated by profile pic. #boyswillbeboys
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Dude is an idiot man. All his personal history he threw out for no reason is what will kill him at the end. He answered questions with definitive answers that nobody asked for.
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aepps20
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Dapper.
Two single white boys like us, there's no telling what can happen! Let's hit up the roller skate rink, chug some milkshakes, and try our luck with the St Mary's High School girls tonight
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“it is our job to make his pattern of revolting behavior clear—piece by painful piece.”
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Sounds about white..
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The question that's been bugging me lately.
What do republicans think is going to happen at the end of all this?
So after grabbing Merrick Garlands seat they nominate, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and let's say RBG dies, and they nominate Amy Comey Barett.
Then the Supreme Court completely dismantles unions, basically destroys all government regulatory agencies by axing Chevron deference, they kill Obamacare and basically all other attempts at socialized medicine, they remove all limits on campaign financing, kill any civil rights enforcement, increase restrictions on voting, and the deliver on verdict after another in favor of capital.
an then to top it all off they kill Roe v. Wade.
What happens then? Is it really gonna be sweet? These things are unpopular and are opposed by much of the country, do you think you can have a stable society when like a few billionaires and the 33% of the country that's in their thrall destroy liberal democracy?
America is in for some scary hours. imo.
What do republicans think is going to happen at the end of all this?
So after grabbing Merrick Garlands seat they nominate, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and let's say RBG dies, and they nominate Amy Comey Barett.
Then the Supreme Court completely dismantles unions, basically destroys all government regulatory agencies by axing Chevron deference, they kill Obamacare and basically all other attempts at socialized medicine, they remove all limits on campaign financing, kill any civil rights enforcement, increase restrictions on voting, and the deliver on verdict after another in favor of capital.
an then to top it all off they kill Roe v. Wade.
What happens then? Is it really gonna be sweet? These things are unpopular and are opposed by much of the country, do you think you can have a stable society when like a few billionaires and the 33% of the country that's in their thrall destroy liberal democracy?
America is in for some scary hours. imo.
