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Mitch shut the **** up you still voted not guilty
Man got a lot of never saying all this
Man got a lot of never saying all this
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Biden should just cut this bipartisan crap from here on out.
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Ninjahood in his closet poppin a bottle right now
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Often time ppl in powerful positions getting found not guilty for things they're very guilty of. I can wait to wanna smack Mal on Wednesday.
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I mean, knowing that Trump and the GOP are guilty isn't necessarily the point from where I'm standing. We (and like, the vast majority of the country) know he's guilty. The problem for me is the precedent it sets moving forward. What's the point in gaining power and not wielding it? The Dems did show up the GOP and their complicity, but being worried about the GOP Senators blocking legislation like they haven't done that for the better part of the last decade *for no reason other than to stymie the Obama admin* is confusing.
The filibuster has to go by the end of this year or its curtains, I feel. I really want to be an optimist that the GOP will eat itself in the interim, but I don't think America's history with white supremacy backs that.
Also, Kyrsten Sinema is gonna get a few letters from me soon about it, cause she can't continue to act like the filibuster can be upheld *and* progress can be made.
The filibuster has to go by the end of this year or its curtains, I feel. I really want to be an optimist that the GOP will eat itself in the interim, but I don't think America's history with white supremacy backs that.
Also, Kyrsten Sinema is gonna get a few letters from me soon about it, cause she can't continue to act like the filibuster can be upheld *and* progress can be made.
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White man committing crimes and getting away with it? Not shocked at all.
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There's no question — none — that Mitch McConnell is practically and morally responsible for empowering Donald Trump's seditious actions. No question about it. **** HIM
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The members of the party of accountability do not want to accept accountability of their own failures in life.
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folks mixed up in this are still going to work.
for the national government.
every day.
boy I wish I could get another passport.
for the national government.
every day.
boy I wish I could get another passport.
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Well, white privilege remains undefeated. Plus, we know republicans will support a dog as long as they get the "win."
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An American political joke. Trump is acquitted. Useless Republicans. Mcconnell saying contradictory stuff. Wonder who that reminds me of. 7 Republicans voted to convict but **** the Republicans if ALL don't convict. 
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this is far beyond white privilege. this is white power at work.
they protect and look out for one another to maintain cultural, social, economic hegemony even if they know they're completely guilty and full of ****. doing otherwise would delegitimize their whole operation and way of being
they protect and look out for one another to maintain cultural, social, economic hegemony even if they know they're completely guilty and full of ****. doing otherwise would delegitimize their whole operation and way of being
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That's what it was about in America. Some trying to do right, but many trying to do what they want, typically wrong.
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Yes. And he was acquitted.
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Since different courts have different standards for conviction, quick question. Just so we are clear on what happened, answer this...
Did most of the Senator vote not guilty?
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