buckshot
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Evangelical leaders have already commented and said he gets a mulligan.
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Brightwell’s left peg
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They'll say its a fabrication, the work of the devil (Hillary).Trump's lawyer has admitted that he paid off the porn star with whom Trump "allegedly" had an affair.
I wonder what his evangelical christian supporters think of that. Presumably they'll all have their fingers in their ears.
No mention on government propaganda news (aka Fox), funnily enough.
Failing that, they'll be hoping he begs for forgiveness. They love a bit of begging for forgivenss at God central.
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Mass shooting same day as Shitgibbons lawyer admits paying a porn star.
Gives the **** a day off media wise.
Gives the **** a day off media wise.
buckshot
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I'm hearing that he received $30 million-plus from the NRA. After the inevitable spike in gun sales this school shooting will probably mean millions for him personally.
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His tweet was trying to come across sincere and all I could think was hypocrite.I'm hearing that he received $30 million-plus from the NRA. After the inevitable spike in gun sales this school shooting will probably mean millions for him personally.
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And guess who gave lots of money to the NRA to do just that? Begins with R, ends in USSIA! Yes, really!I'm hearing that he received $30 million-plus from the NRA. After the inevitable spike in gun sales this school shooting will probably mean millions for him personally.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Really? If true, shocking.And guess who gave lots of money to the NRA to do just that? Begins with R, ends in USSIA! Yes, really!
Having said that bit would be difficult to pin anything on Shitgibbon as both he and the NRA have top lawyers who will sue the arse off anyone who dares to go there. Plus, Russia don't seem to give a f**k either.
I bet if you followed the money, you would find a whole lot more dirt.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Thankfully that is exactly what Muelller is doingReally? If true, shocking.
Having said that bit would be difficult to pin anything on Shitgibbon as both he and the NRA have top lawyers who will sue the arse off anyone who dares to go there. Plus, Russia don't seem to give a f**k either.
I bet if you followed the money, you would find a whole lot more dirt.
Bigga
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On a slight (but related) diversion, it seems Progressive Democrats are finally making some headway into American politics.
Bernie Sanders may have the first high profile politician to decline money from big corporations, but now there are 5 big name Dems following suit.
The new 'former establishment' politicians know that progressive thinking is on the march, convincing people not to vote for candidates that are influenced by big donor money (thus we have seen many republicans retire/ lose office in some mid terms) and those 'newly progressive' politicians have decided to jump on the bandwagon or face coming up against a Progressive Democrat candidate challenging for their seat.
So, maybe in the not-too-distant-future, we WILL see corporations like the NRA lose influence in congress and, thus, getting money out of politics which has been a BIG progressive drive in the last couple of years.
Hopefully, this will see (as 'Citizen Smith' used to say) "Power to the People"!!
Bernie Sanders may have the first high profile politician to decline money from big corporations, but now there are 5 big name Dems following suit.
The new 'former establishment' politicians know that progressive thinking is on the march, convincing people not to vote for candidates that are influenced by big donor money (thus we have seen many republicans retire/ lose office in some mid terms) and those 'newly progressive' politicians have decided to jump on the bandwagon or face coming up against a Progressive Democrat candidate challenging for their seat.
So, maybe in the not-too-distant-future, we WILL see corporations like the NRA lose influence in congress and, thus, getting money out of politics which has been a BIG progressive drive in the last couple of years.
Hopefully, this will see (as 'Citizen Smith' used to say) "Power to the People"!!
Scottyboi
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On a slight (but related) diversion, it seems Progressive Democrats are finally making some headway into American politics.
Bernie Sanders may have the first high profile politician to decline money from big corporations, but now there are 5 big name Dems following suit.
The new 'former establishment' politicians know that progressive thinking is on the march, convincing people not to vote for candidates that are influenced by big donor money (thus we have seen many republicans retire/ lose office in some mid terms) and those 'newly progressive' politicians have decided to jump on the bandwagon or face coming up against a Progressive Democrat candidate challenging for their seat.
So, maybe in the not-too-distant-future, we WILL see corporations like the NRA lose influence in congress and, thus, getting money out of politics which has been a BIG progressive drive in the last couple of years.
Hopefully, this will see (as 'Citizen Smith' used to say) "Power to the People"!!
Will be a momentous task that and would probably end up with people declaring roque towns where they ignore the government, especially anything to do with an amnesty of some form. America looks fully broken from the outside in.
Getting the money out of politics would be nice, it's part of the reason Jezza did so well last year.
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