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1. Yes. Duh. Obviously. We all watched them do this in 2020/2021. 2. These people should have been prosecuted three years ago. This is obviously timed to coincide with the 2024 election. Just enforce the law when you have evidence laws have been broken. - signed, Americans

"I just can't vote for Biden. So I'll vote for this guy" guy is so weird. This is not a viable alternative.

This is where I'm at. I don't really care about the Heisman after Suh got snubbed, but Bush did break the rules at the time. Seems weird to say we're retroactively making that not a violation. If Bush gets his Heisman back, does that mean Ohio State gets to reinstate wins from Tattoogate?

I believe that's a parody account.

Literally no one predicted this outcome. It's so surreal!

Who wouldn't want to give up after 15 months and absolutely zero evidence of a crime, all the while being publicly mocked - on the record! - by fellow committee members for being a clown.

Biden got nearly 400,000 votes. The guy with 88 pending criminal charges got 110,000 votes, and a woman who's been out of the race for two months got just under 50,000 votes. Haley got nearly 1/3 of the votes cast by Republicans. Seems like, at least in Pennsylvania, people aren't motivated to go out and vote for Orange Man Bad. Only 4.5% of registered Republicans voted in the primary, and of those, only 3% voted for the presumptive Republican nominee, whereas 10% of registered Democrats voted, and all but .07% voted for Biden. I don't for one second think people are excited about voting for Biden. I think people are excited about voting for Democracy, and we'll get that with Biden.

Yes. Every accusation is a confession.

Not Fox News lying again!

This is the best witness name ever.

Not going well for your boy in the contempt hearing.

That's odd.

So you're against major political parties soliciting donations for people who might be criminals?

Soliciting donations is almost unheard of in P&R. Why do you suggest people donate to this fund?

This is an urban legend.

You can tag @RedDenver and @Guy Chamberlin Don't be afraid. They won't bite.

Who are these posters?

Are these posters in the room with you right now?

Yes, this is common. But that doesn't mean there aren't also women from Somalia here (there are, in nearly equal numbers to the men), and they're in the work force. Also, they aren't illegals, which you claimed to be speaking about earlier. So there's that.

Syrian? Do you mean Sudanese? There isn't really a significant (like, less than 200) Syrian immigrant population in this state. There are at least as many Sudanese and Somali women in Nebraska. But if you're talking about these communities, you aren't talking about illegal immigrants.