Floyd Eye
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And more evidence youāre a lying sack of shit.
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Ben Waylin
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Floyd Eye
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All but Mueller were US Attorneys. Until now.
Also itās only a couple decades not 100 years.
Beater
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How would you know? Journalism hasnāt existed for equally as longā¦
Floyd Eye
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Ever hear of ESP ?
Ben Waylin
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japetus
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I was watching it in real time, I could not believe what I was seeing. The 3 female "secret service" in front of the SUV were absolutely in the way. The "Melissa Mccarthy" one literally could not holster her gun properly, and even tried more than once. I simply refuse to believe they recieved any level of competent training.
Ben Waylin
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skoora
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This is obviously a pro Democrat, anti Trump vid but the part at 1:20 to 2:18 was just too golden. Check that out if you like and watch or ignore the rest depending on what youāre into.
Editā¦FWIW, the part I pointed out was about Mike Johnson, not Trump dozing off. I donāt care about that.
Editā¦FWIW, the part I pointed out was about Mike Johnson, not Trump dozing off. I donāt care about that.
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skoora
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That didnāt matter. This guy discusses it better and quicker than I could at 3:40 looking at the actual statutes.
Dan Gleesak
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Thanks, feel the same way. For me itās all about resisting the narrative that weāre easily categorized into camps. The way weāre split into either, youāre with me or against me kind of thinking. It creates these dogmatic, almost religious like attitudes to things that have no business being given that much of yourself. I like to think politically Iām pretty centrist, which means both parties routinely aggravate me.
What really wounded and angered me about the GOP was going to Iraq after 9/11 and the avalanche of lies and bullshit to make that happen and sustain it. Then McConnell came along with his party over country bullshit during Obama (throw in the racist Birth Certificate and āheās a Muslimā attacks) and itās just never stopped going from bad to worse for the GOP, culminating in Trump and the people, that, has brought into the party. I want a robust and intelligent GOP. We need the balance so we can take the edge off excessive Dem policy and achieve actual governance. As long as they stay on this anti-intellectual, anti-women, theocratic road, theyāll never get my vote. Those issues just too strongly eclipse my problems with the Democrats.
Yea I never knew I was an extreme leftist until I started posting here lol. If anything Iām largely ambiguous. I donāt have an opinion on Ukraine and Russia. Iād love nothing more than waking up to a country with zero guns in it, but I would never vote to ban them. I donāt go to drag shows but it doesnāt bother me that it happens. Iām not sure Iāve ever said anything positive about Joe Biden, itās just that weāve known heās a bumbling idiot for years now, there is no reason to rip on it. Itās not my fault Trump keeps his idiocy fresh and topical.
But to a person highly set in their ways, Iām as left as they come
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Ben Waylin
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Dan Gleesak
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Well, you're dumber than a bag of hammers.. so you've got that going for you.
Lulz
skoora
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People have lost the art of worry about your own life and let others live thereās. Iām not into having a lot of LGBT etc around me or overtly in the shows I watch (Iām talking sex scenes, not just characters being gay etc.) but I still want them to be free to live their life, their way, with the same freedom and opportunity as any of us.
I find Militia groups kind of weird and a little disturbing but as long as theyāre not doing drills around my house and bombarding me with anti-gov flyers and conspiracy shit, let āem rock those camo painted ATVās and play soldier boy in the woods.
Iām an atheist, but as long as religion (any religion) stays in the peopleās private lives and doesnāt force itself on me Iām good. Iām not going to show up to your Bible study and start harassing you about your beliefs. I might do it on here though
Hey, youāre all big kids, I know you can take it.I think people should be able to travel and live around the world more freely but I think itās perfectly reasonable for a country to want to safeguard its unique culture or what home feels like to them. Unfortunately we have a few cultures that donāt respect their hosts and simply enjoy what they get to experience and partake in but want to change it to fit them.
Iām just into reality in general. Letās be as kind as we can but know when somebody is taking advantage or something is not working and stop it or fix it. Somewhere between Kumbaya and Demonization is a good place I think.
harddriver
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There are now stories circulating that the local police were using the building as their staging area for their operations...........The kid had access to a building law enforcement was using as Operational Command for the security detail.............
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cd167v5lpq2o
Police were stationed inside the building from which gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks fired shots at Donald Trump, the director of the US Secret Service Kimberly Cheatle says.
Ms Cheatle told ABC News that local police were inside the building while Crooks was on the roof, and that local police - not the Secret Service - had been āresponsible" for securing the building and its outer perimeter.
Questions have swirled about how police officers and agents tasked with securing Trump's Pennsylvania rally allowed Crooks to get as close as he did.
He was able to access the roof of a building near the outdoor event at Butler County fairgrounds, Pennsylvania, from where he shot at Trump 130m (430ft) away.
The local police deployment inside the building comprised three snipers, who are alleged to have seen Crooks trying to get on the roof, according to sources quoted by CBS News, the BBC's US partner.
One audience member was killed and two others critically injured in the shooting. Trump was wounded in the ear.
Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said that his agency was responsible for securing inside the perimeter of the fairgrounds, while local police secured the area outside, which included the private building used by the gunman.
The local sheriff's department referred BBC questions to the state police, which said it was not responsible for the area containing the building.
A spokesman told the BBC that it provided "all resources" requested by the Secret Service, including between 30 to 40 troopers inside perimeter.
Many observers have questioned how security plans broke down to allow the gunman unobstructed access to Trump.
Crowd members said they had spotted the suspect on the roof minutes before the shooting started, while Butler County Sheriff Michael Slupe said a local security officer had also spotted him but could not stop him.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cd167v5lpq2o
Police were stationed in building Trump gunman shot from
Police were stationed inside the building from which gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks fired shots at Donald Trump, the director of the US Secret Service Kimberly Cheatle says.
Ms Cheatle told ABC News that local police were inside the building while Crooks was on the roof, and that local police - not the Secret Service - had been āresponsible" for securing the building and its outer perimeter.
Questions have swirled about how police officers and agents tasked with securing Trump's Pennsylvania rally allowed Crooks to get as close as he did.
He was able to access the roof of a building near the outdoor event at Butler County fairgrounds, Pennsylvania, from where he shot at Trump 130m (430ft) away.
The local police deployment inside the building comprised three snipers, who are alleged to have seen Crooks trying to get on the roof, according to sources quoted by CBS News, the BBC's US partner.
One audience member was killed and two others critically injured in the shooting. Trump was wounded in the ear.
Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said that his agency was responsible for securing inside the perimeter of the fairgrounds, while local police secured the area outside, which included the private building used by the gunman.
The local sheriff's department referred BBC questions to the state police, which said it was not responsible for the area containing the building.
A spokesman told the BBC that it provided "all resources" requested by the Secret Service, including between 30 to 40 troopers inside perimeter.
Many observers have questioned how security plans broke down to allow the gunman unobstructed access to Trump.
Crowd members said they had spotted the suspect on the roof minutes before the shooting started, while Butler County Sheriff Michael Slupe said a local security officer had also spotted him but could not stop him.