Today in Rand Paul

[sturg33]

that seems your stock answer when you are challenged or shown the obvious

Read Mueller and not the internet

The special counsel found that Russia did interfere with the election, but “did not find that the Trump campaign, or anyone associated with it, conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in these efforts, despite multiple efforts from Russian-affiliated individuals to assist the Trump campaign.”

[57Brave]

oh ----- they never found Sergei in the server room with the screwdriver.

for a guy that touts his math skills you sure arent very good with 2+2.
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we still have that pesky June 6 meeting , ( which reminds me of Condi Rice being asked what the August 2001 briefing title was with Bush43 )
and the subsequent lied about press release.

Which brings us back again, why did they lie so much about this ?
Why did they lie about the June 6 meeting

And the title, of that email was ...
I'll take my anser off air.
Isnt that what they say on late night AM radio ?

Barr cut the investigation off at the knees . Something Jeff Sessions was unwilling to do.
Classification of information is yet another road block to Muellers findings and terstimony


This isnt/wasnt hard

[sturg33]

2 year investigation finds no evidence of collusion and y'all still believe it with every ounce in you.

And yet I'm the sheep?

[nsacpi]

The special counsel found that Russia did interfere with the election, but “did not find that the Trump campaign, or anyone associated with it, conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in these efforts, despite multiple efforts from Russian-affiliated individuals to assist the Trump campaign.”

Where is that quote from?

[cajunrevenge]

https://www.courier-journal.com/stor...en/5215149002/




Rand calls for an end to no knock raids.

[goldfly]

[sturg33]

Lynching is legal?

[goldfly]

Well, 3 of the 4 people who committed a lynching last week have yet to face charges etc

So, yes?

[sturg33]

Well, 3 of the 4 people who committed a lynching last week have yet to face charges etc

So, yes?

Does this bill mean they will ge charged?

Or, does Amash's bill that dems will vote down mean they will get charged

[cajunrevenge]

The answer is clearly to give more power to law enforcement to charge people. Because they will totally use it on police officers.

[goldfly]

For a guy who stockpiles weapons and other made up scenarios that terrify you

its crazy how far you will go out of the way on things like this

Lol

But I’m not shocked to see ya run to this defense either

[sturg33]

I'm genuinely asking what this bill will do and how it will change things.

Can you explain?

[goldfly]

Btw: nice to see the 3 other cops get charged while having this distraction conversation with ya

[goldfly]

I'm genuinely asking what this bill will do and how it will change things.

Can you explain?

We already did this the last time we discussed the bill

Do you just forget each time or just like living in a time is a flat circle world where you just rehashing the same **** over and over again?

[sturg33]

We already did this the last time we discussed the bill

Do you just forget each time or just like living in a time is a flat circle world where you just rehashing the same **** over and over again?

I forget.

You brought it up again so you mind summarizing?

[goldfly]

Go find it if ya want to discuss this

Shocker that you think this is bringing that back up. That tweet is about how absurd it is he is the only one holding it up. I know, it’s your boy.

But like you, he’s a fraud

[sturg33]

Why is he holding it up, do you think?

[sturg33]

I read through the article you posted.

Have no idea what the bill does in practice. Seems to be a virtue signal rather than anything meaningful policy.

Feel free to let me know how it would make a difference. Last I checked, murdering people is already a crime in all 50 states (except unborn babies)

[sturg33]

While were at the lynching bill, could we also make racism a federal crime? That'll take care of it!

[Metaphysicist]

The bill is almost completely symbolic. That you consider a reckoning with this country's horrible racial history to be "virtue signaling" is gross.

The real "virtual signaling" is what Paul and Amash are doing. Blocking a purely positive symbolic bill because [insert dumb libertarian reason].