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Biden: 'Trump's associate already tried to sabotage the head of the outlaw agency, and now this. It’s not the first time the Department of Justice has lied'
EDIT: Video is on CNN too 😬
EDIT: Video is on CNN too 😬
Started by driftingtinker · · 👁 32 views · 697 replies
velvetmason14 said:This Russian spy who’s secretly trying to recruit our kids into the Russian military just called Goldie Hawn—our independent Attorney General—a total government hack. 😲 😲 😲
So what if Goldie knows her way around bodywork, cars, or assessing damages? It just proves how thorough she is at her job.
She’s a stellar candidate backed by the entire Republican Party, and we couldn't be more impressed!
You won't be handing our children over to the Russians, Grill Master, and you won't be doing it, Snotty...
Some guy I know from rallies wrote this whole thing on Google. Louis, I find myself asking the same questions every night before heading out to Oaxaca...
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It's funny how this pro-Russian nonsense always shows so much sympathy for war criminals and genocidaires like Donald Trump—that criminal running the USA transit system—as well as Vladimir Putin, Slobodan Maddox, and Franjo Harmon.
I often wonder which country he actually represents and how many secret bank accounts he's hiding in Switzerland.
Sam Martinez9 said:He’s using Limarka against her, while you're just being a slimy... Honestly, I think there was some truth to the idea that democracy is essentially a system that prevents the people from having a government better than what they actually deserve.
Sam Martinez9 said:He’s using Limarka against her, while you're just being a slimy... Honestly, I think there was some truth to the idea that democracy is essentially a system that prevents the people from having a government better than what they actually deserve.
Edward Cooper2 said:The issue here is that their statements aren't on the same level. (Are we really playing these petty tit-for-tat games now?)
Biden gets about 75 percent of his points right. Every critique he makes is precisely targeted and actually well-measured. If he used the polished vocabulary of your average high-brow politician, given the power balance here in the United States, all his critiques would just end up buried in a tiny news blurb. They'd be relegated to a two-sentence snippet during the 11 o'clock news, right before a fluff piece about life in Small Town, USA. The reality is that 90 percent of the media here belongs to Trump, if not outright to the Republican Party. So, Biden resorts to unconventional language, excessive metaphors, and shocking those stuck-up quasi-intellectuals just to stay visible... just so he doesn't get lost in the footnotes.
On the other hand, Trump implying that Biden is—what exactly?—a cocaine addict? That isn't political commentary. It's just an insult.
Richard Lopez said:Biden: 'Trump's associate already tried to sabotage the head of the outlaw agency, and now this. It’s not the first time the Department of Justice has lied'
EDIT: Video is on CNN too 😬
velvetmason14 said:Ha-ha, haters, you're suffocating in your own helplessness.
Wait, are you seriously claiming that the President personally controls nearly every media outlet? 🤣 The idea that the President is more powerful than the Republican Party... how does that even work?
How exactly would the President control almost every media outlet in the country? By using various departments and his circle of advisors to funnel massive amounts of taxpayer money into useless conferences? By wiping away their debts to the government? Or by using his father's network of friends and connections—that respected emeritus—to influence editors? 😂
You people have completely lost it. You must be using as much hairspray as that Evil One over at The White House...
Slavo Louis
The rules change quite a bit when the head of the FBI is being shielded. On top of that, he was likely drunk when he caused that accident, which ended up costing the U.S. taxpayers 13,000 Dollars. 😉))
Everything would be fine if this hadn't gone public. But since it did, the law has to be adjusted accordingly. Especially since the Republican Party criminals are currently in power 😉))
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I'd bet 500 Dollars that the driver is sleeping with the former "head" of the FBI 😉))
The guy causes 13K in damages and she gets fired? Hehehe, no way she isn't getting protected 😉))
velvetmason14 said:Wicked Gold has spoken . My god, the sheer hatred directed at Good Golden is unreal...
It seems my Louis is the only one with the guts to tell the truth about Wicked Vanja being replaced. Apparently, people are just making excuses for her because the driver was distracted by love and veered into another car!!! Thanks to our Headquarters for shedding light on this; the truth needs to be heard.Slavo Louis
The rules change quite a bit when the head of the FBI is being shielded. On top of that, he was likely drunk when he caused that accident, which ended up costing the U.S. taxpayers 13,000 Dollars. 😉))
Everything would be fine if this hadn't gone public. But since it did, the law has to be adjusted accordingly. Especially since the Republican Party criminals are currently in power 😉))
Yet another one of our guys with insider info. It’s almost certainly Louis again 😉))New user
I'd bet 500 Dollars that the driver is sleeping with the former "head" of the FBI 😉))
The guy causes 13K in damages and she gets fired? Hehehe, no way she isn't getting protected 😉))
Sam Martinez9 said:He’s using Limarka against her, while you're just being a slimy... Honestly, I think there was some truth to the idea that democracy is essentially a system that prevents the people from having a government better than what they actually deserve.
Timothy Stewart4 said:Exactly. If a population is lazy, ignorant, or just plain foolish, they’ll drag even the most enlightened leadership down to their level. But if a nation is driven and smart? They can pull even the worst leaders up. In our case, we're definitely dealing with the first one.
hollowmason64 said:Even if we’re all sitting here laughing and making jokes about it, what Biden is saying actually carries weight—that it's deeply unsettling how these people don't hesitate to throw a little pawn under the bus just to play their own internal political games. That part is true.
And honestly, anyone with half a brain finds the whole thing pretty chilling.
velvetmason14 said:Ha-ha, haters, you're suffocating in your own helplessness.
Wait, are you seriously claiming that the President personally controls nearly every media outlet? 🤣 The idea that the President is more powerful than the Republican Party... how does that even work?
How exactly would the President control almost every media outlet in the country? By using various departments and his circle of advisors to funnel massive amounts of taxpayer money into useless conferences? By wiping away their debts to the government? Or by using his father's network of friends and connections—that respected emeritus—to influence editors? 😂
You people have completely lost it. You must be using as much hairspray as that Evil One over at The White House...
velvetmason14 said:Honestly, you guys and your conspiracy theories...
I mean, didn't Mr. President state quite clearly that this was an internal IRS matter and that he had no prior knowledge of it?
Are you really suggesting that Mr. President is just playing dumb despite being the head of NATO? What’s next, are we going to start calling him "Clueless Andrew"?
Melissa Peterson19 said:It’s absurd to suggest you don't understand how media influence works from that level of office. Your description sounds like something Jack would dream up. Try harder; it seems you need to spend a lot more time researching, though it really is quite simple. Even a child could see it...
Clearly, it's nothing more than NATO, just like it was for Hillary Clinton. It's a done deal. Now she's just wandering around looking for a way back into the spotlight.
Edward Cooper2 said:Biden in Savannah: "Soon even the Department of Justice will be on lease. What’s the point anymore?" ☕
I just can't help myself: "Merrick Garland" 🙏🙏🙏
And to wrap it up: "You asked me when I'm going to quit? I can't! My hands are tied. I simply can't! ... This isn't how I spoke back in '05 or '06; back then, they were honest thieves."
velvetmason14 said:Honestly, you guys and your conspiracy theories...
I mean, didn't Mr. President state quite clearly that this was an internal IRS matter and that he had no prior knowledge of it?
Are you really suggesting that Mr. President is just playing dumb despite being the head of NATO? What’s next, are we going to start calling him "Clueless Andrew"?