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This seems like too stupid to be true even for him. Then again I've said that a whole lot of times to myself.
real and not hilarious
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This seems like too stupid to be true even for him. Then again I've said that a whole lot of times to myself.
real and not hilarious
I think adding this to the Dem platform in 2018 can get them back the HouseI considered impregnating Rihanna.
but ultimately settled on shooting one in Ashley Gaham and Demi Lavato.
Gets in a scrap, then snitches to the police right away.....Rand just became Ninja's favorite politican.https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...ed-his-kentucky-home-suspect-arrested-n817591
Rand getting roughed up in his own front yard? To bad he didnt have his gun to save him.
I like how low the bar is for being an elite.
just gotta be middle income range, know what a latte is, and not be racist. boom! elite.
House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) said on Sunday that Congress would not interfere in Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe into alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russian 2016 election meddling, despite legislation introduced by GOP members of the House to oust Mueller.
"We're not going to interfere with his investigation. The investigation will take its course, and we will let it take its course," Ryan told Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday."
"We’re also doing our own investigations here in the House – and the Senate has one as well – into Russia and into Russia’s meddling in our campaign," he continued.
"So these Russian investigations will take their course. We need to find out exactly what they did to our country, how and why they did it, and then how do we prevent them from doing it in the future. And let these career professionals at DOJ just do their jobs and finish their job, and that’s what we’re going to do. Let them do that," he said.
Ryan's comments come after three GOP congressman introduced legislation to remove Mueller as special counsel because he was FBI director during an Obama-era Uranium One deal.
Mueller's case appears to be moving rapidly and closing in on some of President Trump's associates.
Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his associate Rick Gates were charged with conspiracy against the United States and money laundering on Monday.
Mueller also revealed on Monday that former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos had pleaded guilty to lying to FBI investigators about his contact with Russian actors during the campaign.
NBC reported on Sunday that the special counsel's now has enough evidence to charge Trump's former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and his son Michael G. Flynn as a part of the investigation.
The row has erupted after a key polar satellite broke down a few days ago, leaving the US with only three ageing ones, each operating long past their shelf lives, to measure the Arctic’s dwindling ice cap. Scientists say there is no chance a new one can now be launched until 2023 or later. None of the current satellites will still be in operation then.
The crisis has been worsened because the US Congress this year insisted that a backup sea-ice probe had to be dismantled because it did not want to provide funds to keep it in storage. Congress is currently under the control of Republicans, who are antagonistic to climate science and the study of global warming.
Saw Rex's name mentioned but not sure in what capacityWilbur