ok everyone, hold your votes until Ms. CCL has a chance to find the cat.
Find the Freaking Cat Discussion
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See him.
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I see a rabbit
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RICHMOND — Republican Gary Gates has decisively beaten Democrat Eliz Markowitz in the nationally targeted special election runoff for Texas House District 28, a disappointing loss for Democrats who had hoped to use the race to build momentum toward capturing control of the lower chamber in November.
With all vote centers reporting Tuesday night, Gates defeated Markowitz by 16 percentage points, 58% to 42%,according to unofficial results. Gates, a businessman who unsuccessfully ran for office several times before, jumped out to a similar lead after early voting and maintained it throughout the night. He will replace former state Rep. John Zerwas, R-Richmond, whose term doesn’t expire until January.
And they wanted this one so badly.
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Rangers ambush Apaches at Hueco Tanks
January 29th, 1881On this day in 1881, a company of Texas Rangers ambushed a group of fugitive Guadalupe Apaches at Hueco Tanks, thirty miles east of El Paso. /Hueco,/ Spanish for “hollow,” refers to the hollows in the rocks that collect rainwater, which has long been one of the chief attractions in this arid land; around 1860 the tanks were capable of holding a year’s supply of water. Until about 1910 they furnished virtually the only water between the Pecos River and El Paso, and thus were a popular camping spot for Mescalero and Lipan Apache, Kiowa, Tigua, and various other Indians. An estimated 5,000 pictographs and a few petroglyphs are scattered in more than fifty sites throughout what is now Hueco Tanks State Historic Site.
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Texas House 148
Luis LaRotta – 2,388
Anna Eastman – 4,527
Total votes cast: 6,915 (only 15% of the total vote in November 2018)
In the November 2018 general election, Republican Ryan McConnico got 15,228 votes. If just 2,300 more of them, or only 15%, had turned out yesterday, District 148 could be a red district with LaRotta.
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Dang, that was close, my #4. I included an example of a pictograph and petroglyph and afterwards, I noticed that one was doctored to include a lewd scene.
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I could give a rosy red rat’s rump where the frikkin cat—wait—there he is.
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Oh boy, this is going to upset the liberal snowflakes. Per a new Gallup poll, satisfaction with race relations and the “position” of minorities under Trump are far higher than they were under President Barack Obama, the nation’s first black president. Let me put it a different way, race relations are perceived to be better under Trump than Obama. Please stop crying liberals.
According to Gallup, the areas were Americans’ satisfaction grew in the past three years include the obvious, the economy, security from terrorists, and military preparedness. But under those are race relations which advanced 14 points, from 22% at the end of the Obama administration to 36% this month, and two below that the position of blacks and other racial minorities in the nation” jumped 9 points, from 37% in January 2017 to 46% today.
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Morning gang. I’ve got all the cats I need to see right out in my back yard – neighbor cats, feral cats, you name it. I’m still concerned about that burned up body with only the arm and hand still sticking out of the rubble from yesterday’s OC. I’d like to report on all the odd or funny things that I’ve seen here lately, but it just seems quiet everywhere – the calm before the storm I fear. I failed to mention that on my round trip Monday, it seemed that the smell of skunk was virtually everywhere. I can’t tell you how many dead skunks I’ve seen on the road the past two trips, but it must be a banner year for skunks. I’ve got a mama and a baby skunk somewhere out in my back area, but the seem to come out after dark and I can’t get a good line of sight on them without a house somewhere in the background, so I’m hesitant to shoot them that way. I guess I could get me an AR-15 with a red dot scope and night vision, but that too seems to be a bit of overkill just for a skunk. The one thing about skunks is that they do seem to attract rabies. My dad used to claim that about 90% of all the skunks you saw have rabies, and I’ve got no reason to doubt it. The State does a good job of keeping the state of rabies infections in wildlife out of the news, presumably to avoid public panic, but rabies is alive and well out here, affecting particularly skunks and foxes. Probably other animals to, but those are the most prominent.
OK, you all have a great day. and more reports will follow as the day develops.
PS – Cool morning, scattered clouds, light northerly winds.
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Under the bucket, awaiting Animal Control.
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A Uranium One Primer – Clinton, Giustra & Kazakhstan’s Uranium Assets
I get very irritated with the condescension of leftists who wave off any mention of the Clinton/Uranium One scandal. The usual response is, “Forget it, the whole Clinton uranium smear was debunked long ago.” Or at least that is a polite version without profanity, epithets and ad hominem assaults. I’ve heard this said on television, written by journalists and seen endless examples in internet comment sections. They remind me of little kids who hold their hands over their ears screaming no, no, no about something they don’t want to believe is true.
One cannot read the report compiled by this writer and arrive at the conclusion it was one big, fabulous sequence of coincidental events.
Kazakhstan has about one-fifth of the world’s uranium reserves.
Giustra and Clinton had a private meeting with Kazakhstan President Nazarbayev on September 6, 2005.
UrAsia (Giustra’s company) signed two memorandums of understanding with Kazatomprom (Kazakhstan national atomic company) to become partners in three uranium mines on September 8, 2005 – two days after Clinton’s visit.
Frank Giustra donated a total of $145 million in a series of payments to the Clinton Foundation.
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June 29,2010: The New York Times timeline notes, “Bill Clinton is paid $500,000 for a speech in Moscow by a Russian investment bank with ties to the Kremlin that assigned a buy rating to Uranium One stock.” President Putin reportedly personally thanked Clinton for giving the speech.
October 2010: Rosatom’s majority ownership of Uranium One is approved by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States. The company’s most valuable assets are the mining rights originally owned by UrAsia Energy Ltd., thanks to the deal reached just one day after former President Clinton left Kazakhstan.
2011: The administration gave approval for Rosatom’s Tenex subsidiary to sell commercial uranium to U.S. nuclear power plants in a partnership with the United States Enrichment Corp.
I have saved this report not only for the information, but to use as a rebuttal every time some arrogant, ignorant jerk barks it out in a comment section.
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What is it about roofs that make critters running across them sound so much bigger than they are?
Squirrels sound like they weigh 20 pounds.
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After finally managing to position himself as the least offensive candidate among many, Gary Gates has finally grabbed the golden ring of a government paycheck.
Chris Bell must be green with envy.
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I’ve gotten hooked on the Netflix series “The Crown”. I have a fondness for Brit TV – actually thought about buying one of those packages like BritBox – so I thought that “The Crown” was a fictional story of some kind.
It’s actually a biography of Queen Elizabeth. I find myself riveted by the problems she’s faced. Being straitjacketed by the Parliament, the law, her responsibilities to the crown, and her position as head of the Anglican Church has certainly caused her problems, especially with her unruly sister Margaret. I’ve learned some things about Churchill. What I’ve found much to her credit so far, though, is her realization after her coronation that she was woefully educated. As an adult queen, she hired a tutor to bring her education up to snuff. It takes quite an adult to admit to those types of handicaps and take action to remediate the situation.
I’m finding the Prince Philip is becoming more and more of a frustrated husband. Elizabeth was told early on that the crown came first, before everything. If this biography is true to life, their marriage started out quite well, but when Elizabeth’s father died so early and she was thrust into the crown, he began to feel frustrated as a husband and as a man. While I can understand the difficulties of always taking back seat and being forced to respect the crown before his wife respecting him – for example, when he had to bow to his queen wife instead of stand during her coronation – I also think to myself “What did he think it was going to be like?” When he married her he must have realized that at some point she would be queen.
Whether you like the monarchy or not, I find it fascinating to see how she has had to thread the needle on so many situations. My respect for this woman has gone way up. She took over the monarchy before she was really ready, has admitted her faults, worked to overcome them, and had to deal with some really thorny family and political situations.
It’s a good thing Harry & Meghan are leaving the picture. They couldn’t handle it.
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Uh! I wanted to see the lewd scene, put it back!
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Following Tuesday’s Special Election, Fort Bend County residents breathed a collective sigh of relief as they saw Beto headed west out of town on his skateboard. -
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There are at least 48 left-leaning
hacksjournalists who wrote about this Texas House race, mostly residing on the East Coast, who last night anxiously awaited Eliz Markowitz’s victory to vindicate their predictive abilities and declare the tipping point had been reached in Texas turning from red to blue. Enjoy their Marxist tears at WaPo, NYT, Boston Globe, Slate, Salon, Vox, Medium, HuffPo, Daily Beast and on and on… -
Meanwhile, over in Magnolia, GJT, is changing out his Muffler bearing. 😉
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OK folks, I’ve been hinting about this for some time, but it’s about to get serious for the Dems. The corruption scandal is going to take Biden out of the race, but the real fact is that he is losing anyway. Barney is on a roll, and will most likely take the first three states in the primaries. No way in hades will the Dems allow Barney to take over the party and be the nominee, so they will figure out a way to screw him over just like they did last time. By virtue of the so called “super delegates” whose votes count more than the people’s votes, they will stop Barney at the convention. And then what do they do? They can not allow their voter preferred candidate to win, Biden is out of the race, and the remaining assorted misfits could not collectively figure out how to pour water out of a boot with the directions on the heel. So what is the party to do with this fix they’ve found themselves in. Well, there is one person, who has had 4 years to sober up, get several nips and tucks, overcome spontaneous coughing fits, and has prepared herself behind the scenes to offer herself up as a sacrificial lamb, for the good of the party of course. Plus she’s out there making noises that she’s overcome her weaknesses, knows Trump’s weaknesses since she ran against him before, and is prepared to actually win this time. In fact, she’s pretty sure that she is the only person in the world who can take Trump out, if only she is given one more chance. And who are the Dems if not forgiving – one more chance is their middle name, especially if they enjoy breathing fresh air. So, hiliary it is. I’d say mark it down as of this date, but I’ve already said that before. Just remember when it actually happens, you heard it here first. (Of course, you must also take in to account that my record of being 100% wrong on sports outcomes (except LS&U) and political races is still in tact).
Now, #14 – I watched that a while back and found it really interesting. Queen Elizabeth has proved to be a strong monarch and has performed her role admirably. As soon as the knee grow girl shows her azz enough times and Harry has had enough, he’ll come crawling back on bended knee asking forgiveness, and she will dole him out an allowance and advise him to go sequester himself somewhere for the remainder of his days. What a dumbas that kid has turned out to be.
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#18
Entirely inappropriate tool for the task.
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#18 – Don’t laugh SD!
these actually DO have a bearing!
http://tailgunnerexhaust.com/?product=tailgunner-super-gunships
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I talked to the boy last night and he was in Victorville California, with his boss’s boss and another wheel from Scottsdale. Victorville is in the high desert, just over the mountains from San Bernardo, another one of his stores that’s a couple of hours away.
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#21, Katfish, Dang, I wonder what sort of high temp grease they use? Lithium, maybe? I’m guessing that the bearings are sealed.
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#19, El Gordo, I can agree with the first part of your post, Bernie could very well be the candidate AND there is NO WAY, they’ll let him have it, but I don’t think they’ll give the Hildabeast another shot, she lost twice, first the Magic Negro and then to the most inept man on the planet, (in their minds). I’m thinking that they may give the NY Midget, AKA, Doomberg, a shot. Who knows, maybe it’ll be the Wookiee.
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#24, If they steal it from Bernie again, all his voters will stay home, insuring a Trump victory.
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I assume CCL stands for Celebrity Couch Lady? Thanks, PyroMan.
I scrutinized every inch of the photo but saw no cats. Couple of things that sorta resembled dogs, but upon embiggening, turned into vegetation or maybe dustballs.
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Super Dave
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Two old white guys running for President.
Perfect.
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#26 mharper, the cat is,…..no, I’ll not give it away, wagonburner can if he wants to, oh and if the picture wasn’t of his backyard, it would be easier to see. 😉
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Two old, rich, white guys running for President.
Perfect.
Insert dreaded acronym here.
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Well, this popped up out of nowhere, my second house, well the first one without wheels, on Larchmont Drive, Savannah Georgia, 1979. Oh, and is that a good looking 67 Nova SS, or what? The red Vette, ragtop was in the one car garage.
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Whatever you do, don’t click on; “encore encore”. I’ll never learn.
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Two old, rich, white guys running for President.
Perfect.
Which one will Salamanderia vortex Cortex endorse?
The naked communist or the girl stroking Pizza Guy Joe?
Could be a quandary since she hates white folks.
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33:-)
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Short read, for anyone interested:
https://www.dailywire.com/news/bryen-donald-trumps-vision-for-the-middle-east
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Shhh! Don’t anyone dare alert the Kalifornia expats what’s wrong with this map.
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Nobody saw the white cat ?
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“Physical attractiveness is an important social factor in our daily interactions. Scholars in social psychology provide evidence that attractiveness stereotypes and the ‘halo effect’ are prominent in affecting the traits we attribute to others,” according to political science professors from Susquehanna University and Illinois State.
“Controlling for socioeconomic status, we find that more attractive individuals are more likely to report higher levels of political efficacy, identify as conservative, and identify as Republican.”
Their findings were published last month in The Politics and Life Sciences journal.
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Biden-Kerry-Archer-Heinz timeline since 2009.
https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/daj5zw/biden_kerry_heinz_and_archer_timeline/
H/T: Adee
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There may be a moose, but unlike the cat he’s not in plain sight.
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I see one of these.
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My aunt is having a heart valve replaced today at St. Lukes. Prayers and support are greatly appreciated.
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BC kneemail is UP
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Thiem beats Nadal in four sets at Aussie Open 2020.
Djokovic and Federer better beware.
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There goes Roger again, stealing my ideas.
I am pleased, not just because of the potential for an electoral college Armageddon that may or may not take place, or even because such an election would quickly put the bogus impeachment trial in the rearview mirror, but because, for the first time in decades, we would have a true election of opposites.
and,
Trump versus Sanders would be capitalism versus socialism!
And Sanders’s version of socialism is the real deal, and not socialism “lite,” amounting to a couple of instances of tweaked welfare legislation. Bernie is the man who chose to have his honeymoon in the Soviet Union and who still refuses to brand Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro a despot.
Trump, of course, is a businessman-turned-president. There have been others, but, as never before, he is capitalism personified.
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Just think if you had anyone of the BMSVs that vote for impeachment sitting in the jury box at your trial.
The Schiffty bug-eyed Schitter’s case has been completely destroyed yet all the Totalitarincrat Vampyres will still vote guilty and maybe even Pierre Deflecto, the rat’s best friend.
Is Bill Barr taking a Rip Van Sessions type nap these days?
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Where’d Brother Squawk go after his hit and run post of the lovely lass yesterday?
Think her name was/is Scootie PieBox.
A cousin or something?
I may want a date if she likes red wine, Kiss and Tom Jones.
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He’s conferring with Schiff on how to remain anonymous once he becomes a so-called whistleblower.
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One person in Tulsa is concerned with the zombie apocalypse
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Well, I’ve been out and about, and about an hour ago, I got a call from some blonde, crazy, gal, who was pole-vaulting up Hardy Toll Road, heading to ST’s frame shop, in the new black, stealth Tahoe. She got to see DIL and the grandbabies in Friendswood this morning since they have arrived early, for the weekend party, that the boy and DIL, is going to. DIL arrived last night and spent the night with her mom. ST no longer works at the shop but they have done a lot of framing for us. The wife had two paintings that they matted and framed and found a new one that went with the set. She went to a local shop and the guy claimed to know the exact frame/matte, that was used, but that they weren’t available anymore. A quick call to the Woodlands, Cindi, looked up the records and told her that yes, the frame and matte is still available. So, the wife dropped it off on the way to Midland, last week and is picking it up today,…Not sure if she is coming home though. 😉
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I thought we were holding off on identifying the kitty.
I think I saw a white cat way in the background.
Our power is now back on, and I have work to do…
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I did see Hammy’s white rabbit.
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Great news about my aunt. The surgery was successful, no complications, no need for a pacemaker. G-D IS GOOD ALL THE TIME!
Many thanks, Y’all.
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I see a tabby and a white cat. And of course the wabbit.
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Oh and the wife said that she has spotted two more of the, Midnight Edition, Tahoe’s. There are a lot of black ones but these all have black Bow-Ties, front and rear, of course, they also have the black wheels/running boards and Goodyear tires with absolutely no exterior trim or chrome. She saw one in Midland and one in Houston.
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I found the cat pretty quickly, also found a dead bonzai plant of some sort. I never did find the white rabbit, I guess I should go ask Alice, I think she’ll know.
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Well, hell, I see a Unicorn behind the screen to the right of the door.
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Bones, glad that your aunt is doing good. I hope the recovery goes fine.
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Well, since it is drizzling rain, I may have to grab the old 30 06 and go out and look for Bambi, would be a good time.
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One thing I hate – the smell of Dentyne gum. But no two-belters this time.
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Since the CCL couldn’t find a cat in plain sight despite seeing them everywhere yesterday, you can inform her where to find that which she is seeking.
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Schumer invited indicted, out on bail, weird creep, Lev Parnas, to be his guest during the Senate proceedings today. Capitol police refused to let him be seated because he had an electronic device, which are prohibited.
He’s wearing an ankle bracelet per order of the court because he’s a flight risk. Schumer once again looks like a fool.
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…meanwhile democrat ex-cons are cheering.
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There aren’t many certainties in life, but one thing is a slam dunk and that is John Bolton will never, ever get hired by a president again.
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I don’t watch much of the talking head shows anymore, has Bolton been invited on Fox much lately like he used to? He should lose that privilege as well.
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Earlier, Schiff stated that he doesn’t know who the whistleblower is and has never met him.
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#62 2:53pm
Just as I suspected. There never was a cat. Or a moose.
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I would like to know what type of cartoon animal that is behind the
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Well waddyaknow? There’s 2 cats in that pic!
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Oh!
Do tell.
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A white one is behind the metal grid door to the left and a multi-colored one is just above the tree trunk table top wannabe thing on the right side of the raised bamboo weed bed.
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Sheryl Attkisson excerpt:
As Senator Ron Johnson pointed out in a recent letter to the DOJ and FBI, both agencies have stonewalled for six years refusing to answer basic questions about the intrusions into my computers. Instead, when they have responded at all, it has been to avoid the questions and replace them with answers to questions never asked.
It is no surprise to me that the Inspector General recently flagged FBI and DOJ officials for egregious misconduct involving government surveillance of former Trump campaign associate Carter Page, that an FBI lawyer allegedly doctored documents to wiretap Page, that DOJ has had to admit at least two wiretaps against Page should never have been granted, and that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court belatedly ruled the wiretaps were invalid. All of that is a little late. Page cannot recover his privacy or his reputation.
We could have seen this coming had we paid attention to the red flags and demanded real accountability. We already knew DOJ secretly subpoenaed phone records of Associated Press reporters and surveilled then-Fox News reporter James Rosen. We had discovered that our own Director of National Intelligence James Clapper gave false testimony to Congress denying the government was conducting mass surveillance of tens of millions of Americans. We knew, thanks to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, that our intel community had granted itself wide latitude to spy on U.S. citizens suspected of nothing at all through tactics such as “incidental” surveillance. We knew that communications of U.S. political figures were captured by intelligence officials and improperly leaked to the press. Incredibly, we even knew the CIA had gotten into computers of Senate Intelligence Committee staffers, though CIA head John Brennen initially denied it. Brennan and Clapper eventually apologized for the lapses. A little late for that, too.
It is becoming more obvious than ever how all of this fits together. Also obvious is the likelihood that the abuses we know about today are only a small slice of what may have really occurred — and what may continue to occur. It would explain the otherwise inexplicable double standards we are growing accustomed to. DOJ leaves no stone unturned pursuing the likes of Carter Page as a Russian spy only to have their suspicions revealed to be a figment of their imaginations. Yet provable crimes happening right under their own noses, sometimes committed by their own agents, are conveniently deposited down a memory hole like they never even happened.
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There aren’t many certainties in life, but one thing is a slam dunk and that is John Bolton will never, ever get hired by a president again.
He is the bag man
He is the bag man
Boo boo buh’ook deal
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Ever play Sqwuigilum?
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72 bone
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That’s how you don’t do it, Nanny.
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Okay, I think man buns are silly, but I just saw one on TV that almost made me spew my beverage.
If a man has curly hair, don’t make it into a man bun, please. PLEASE!
You look like someone took a poodle tail and planted it into your skull.
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Pelosi is STILL claiming credit for USMCA. The wench has no shame.
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#77
Well the animal twits are loving it.
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Okay, I think man buns are silly
We saw you checking out those man buns the other day. We don’t believe ya.
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My butch lesbian china doll congresscritter is a bumbling buffoon.
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You’re welcome to shake Max’s muzzle but he requests that you wait until his mouth is closed.But warns that other dogs might not appreciate it when first getting acquainted.
So it’s pretty much the dumbest thing he has ever seen.
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It must take a monumental amount self control to walk away from Schiff without a broken hand.
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Imagine trying to walk away from Nadless without a brown stain on your hand or somewhere. I think the President’s men are driving the stake deep into the impeachment heart today, but it’s hard for me to judge the impact that stupid argument often have on stupid people.
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#81
Okay, I think man buns are silly
We saw you checking out those man buns the other day. We don’t believe ya.
I don’t like hairy man buns.
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86 Tedtam
…not even gonna comment on that, not now, not ever…
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hussy
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84 Shannon
Schiff’s face reminds me of one of those punching bag games at the Austin County Fair carnival when we were kids. You paid 25¢ and got to punch the dummy 3 times and if you hit him hard enough you won a prize.
Of course, it was rigged, just like the whole Democratic Party.
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Impeachment?….Put a fork in it,…it is done! Mercy, the Shift show, didn’t win over any hearts and minds that weren’t already Bat Schizle Crazy. I hope that Nancy is proud. Who knows, this BS may cost her the House.
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Oh Lord, she’s into manscaping.
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Speaking of Nancy, when did that screeching Mynah bird Nancy Grace join Fox News? Is Jerry Springer next? I’m rooting for Sally Jessy Raphael.
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Whatever happened to the “bombshell” Adam Schiff/Ed Buck photos?
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https://www.authentictexan.com/products/texas-trophy-wife-iphone-case?_pos=7&_sid=90b27ea37&_ss=r — with I love Amsterdam XXX.
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Famous people suddenly “finding God”, usually very publicly, is nothing new. Kanye West is the latest example. Their career is waning or they’re in some sort of trouble, like getting caught on the cheesy side of town. Of course it never sticks.
I’m changing my opinion of Kobe Bryant. I heard someone mention Bryant’s faith the other day. I was surprised. I never saw him on TV invoking God’s name when he was accused of rape. I didn’t know he was religious. Since his retirement he has quietly remained faithful. He eventually reconciled with his wife and they had two more children.
The last thing he did on earth was take his daughter to Mass:
On his final day, he attended Mass and lost his life alongside his daughter Gianna during what was supposed to be a father-daughter bonding day over basketball.
Rest in peace.
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