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They told me minorities can't love this country as much as white people though. Must be a spy faking his patriotism all for the prosperity of his home country Koreatown
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They told me minorities can't love this country as much as white people though. Must be a spy faking his patriotism all for the prosperity of his home country Koreatown
Sonny Corinthos
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Nicole Malliotakis won her seat over Max Rose by dirty politics .
Both had no business in office
Both had no business in office
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whether the nation's leadership accepts it or not remains to be seen, but if everybody at that little watch party isn't permanently escorted off the playground then the next guy to try it will be successful.
no two ways about that.
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You defended him yesterday.
I did no such thing.
Even back when I supported Trump I came in here consistently and highlighted statements and actions by him that were indefensible and that I disagreed with.
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That’s like the trifecta of fragility - short fat bald. I’ve been tall slim had hair and confident for most of my life, but now that the baldness is starting even I feel some fragility coming along with it.
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You’ve made up in your mind that I voted for him. But it seems people like to say that instead of just saying I supported him.
But how would you have me word it?
I stopped supporting him in November?
I stopped supporting him last year?
I stopped supporting him when it was clear that Biden won and the focus should shift to flipping the Senate?
However you prefer I word it, I’ll do it from now on. Just let me know.
I am not shying away from my prior support. But I am also not shying away from the fact that I no longer support him. Both can be true.
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or he’s just being a decent human being..
or maybe his parents r whoever just raised him right..
best example I got is people in a gym.. most there to lift to weights anyways, but look how many people don’t pick up the weights to put em back
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It was sarcasm good sir
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Clyburn: House may wait until after Biden's first 100 days to send impeachment articles to Senate
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Democrats promise quick move to impeachment if 25th Amendment push fails
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said for the first time Sunday the House will move to impeach President Donald Trump if Vice President Mike Pence does not remove him.
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i know..
but that 1 thing bugs the hell out of me and doesn’t make sense
like think of it as an extra rep or something
like I got free membership to this upscale hotel which gave me free access to a nice gym.. worked for me because it was a decent size and had nice stuff plus hotel staff regularly cleaned it.. so I’m in there least 4 days out of the week, they had 3 different types of free weights.. As my warmup, I would just put everything back and properly organize shhh AND without fail it would be a mess again by time I was back in there
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I’m pretty sure he still has that power as he’s still the president.
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So that caravan they've been crying about didn't come from South America. It was local.
It be yo own
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Aka how a Democrat is a senator from West Virginia
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Arnold basically said it best, and pulled out the Conan sword to emphasize his point.
It’s a great video, I recommend it because it legit made me feel better. Especially the part about a Public Servant’s heart. It reminded me of why I got in my own career.
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**** that.Clyburn: House may wait until after Biden's first 100 days to send impeachment articles to Senate
Democrats promise quick move to impeachment if 25th Amendment push fails
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said for the first time Sunday the House will move to impeach President Donald Trump if Vice President Mike Pence does not remove him.
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Serious question,
There’s an old coworker who I get into it with on FB once in while, who before Trumpism, I used to view as a sensible Republican. I tried asking him to address the impact Q has had on our politics and he refuses to answer saying “the only people who talk about that are fools.” I said back that it’s a very large problem when Trump has promoted it and how ever many republicans who have promoted it have ran for and won government positions.
Am I right in thinking it’s a very real problem?
I just feel like Republicans refuse to acknowledge the effect it has and write it off as “only weirdos follow that” when they problem buy into it themselves.
There’s an old coworker who I get into it with on FB once in while, who before Trumpism, I used to view as a sensible Republican. I tried asking him to address the impact Q has had on our politics and he refuses to answer saying “the only people who talk about that are fools.” I said back that it’s a very large problem when Trump has promoted it and how ever many republicans who have promoted it have ran for and won government positions.
Am I right in thinking it’s a very real problem?
I just feel like Republicans refuse to acknowledge the effect it has and write it off as “only weirdos follow that” when they problem buy into it themselves.
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It’s a huge problem. But Republicans are so afraid to lose Trump’s base that they won’t directly address it. From Pizzagate to Q, right wing conspiracies are a major threat to the safety of this country.
