Happy 3 year anniversary
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acesfull86
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Relieved my Knicks got the blowout win against the Wizards in DC last night, allowing me to get all the Jan 6th riot jokes out of my system in my NBA friend group chats. Would've been such a blown opportunity if they lost.
sturg33
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Statistically speaking it's very hard to be wrong about literally everything but you never cease to push the limits
The video I've showed here shows that in regards to the grounds in front of the Capital to be utter bull****.
I guess Pence missed the use of stun grenades and rubber bullets into a crowd that was standing there.
We are constantly being gaslighted to what happened on that day.
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nsacpi
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I do give Massie credit for not being one of the over 130 representatives and senators who voted to disenfranchise the voters of Arizona and Pennsylvania on January 6. To his credit he had enough in the way of principles not to join in with the treason weasels. He will be spared having that be the lede on his obituary.
cajunrevenge
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RIP Dan Scavino's career. Forgot the cardinal rule of Republicanisim, lie to protect the Don or you get thrown under the bus.
nsacpi
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To survive in the party of lemmings and asskissers you gotta lemming and asskiss to the utmost.
The crying has just begun
nsacpi
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A Florida man who fled after being convicted in a Jan. 6 case, triggering a six-week manhunt, was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday, federal prosecutors said.
Christopher Worrell, 52, was arrested at his home in Naples on Sept. 28, a little more than six weeks after he cut off his ankle monitor four days before his sentencing date and disappeared, officials said.
A judge in Washington had convicted Worrell in May on charges connected with his assault on police during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Worrell was arrested "when he attempted to covertly return to his home," the FBI field office in Tampa said at the time of his arrest.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-6-sentencing-gets-10-years-prison-rcna132414
venality tempered by stupidity and incompetence
Christopher Worrell, 52, was arrested at his home in Naples on Sept. 28, a little more than six weeks after he cut off his ankle monitor four days before his sentencing date and disappeared, officials said.
A judge in Washington had convicted Worrell in May on charges connected with his assault on police during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Worrell was arrested "when he attempted to covertly return to his home," the FBI field office in Tampa said at the time of his arrest.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-6-sentencing-gets-10-years-prison-rcna132414
venality tempered by stupidity and incompetence