Nope. |
The line is drawn in relation to any action Trump makes; whatever he does is okay for his loyalists. |
| I draw the line if he pardons himself or his family. |
The woman she said was at the house didn't back her story. She was pressured by mutual friends to lie for Christine. This was an op to stop Kavanaugh from being on the Supreme Court, just like with Clarence Thomas. |
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An “op”? Do you not understand how confirmation hearings work?
Five federal prosecutors found her story credible. In 2012, Ford described her account of the alleged attack to a therapist. Notes taken during this therapy session were provided to and reviewed by the Washington Post. Ford apparently did not name Kavanaugh during the 2012 session, however, her recollection of the event six years ago and shared with her therapist tracks with the allegations leveled against Kavanaugh in the letter which set this entire process in motion. The prosecutors: “To believe that this is a made-up tale to prevent Kavanaugh's confirmation, Ford would have had to plant the seeds of this story in 2012. That makes no sense." As for the friend, she later told the Senate that while she didn’t specifically remember the house party or meeting Kavanaugh, she was unable to refute Ford’s account. |
What’s the alternative? Oil? That’s going to run out at some point. |
Yes, IRA as in the 'Inflation Reduction Act". Think of it. The government decides we need more spending on what we clearly don't need. Then it creates money out of thin air and calls it an inflation reduction measure. Brilliant.
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So you are an enabler. Congrats. |
True dat.
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I suppose you would have preferred the US economy ground to a halt with corresponding job losses and dystopia. |
DP. Keep pushing identity politics. Nothing else seems to be working for you. |
Yes, we know. If we don't do the things you want us to do, dog and cats living together. Back to the Inflation Reduction Act being just the opposite of its name. |
Listen, Trump voters gave up their right to have opinions on economic matters. You clearly don’t understand the first thing about anything. |
Someone is losing the debate. ^^
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It had a trillion dollar multiplier. It bought hundreds of thousands of jobs back to the US. Maybe the problem was that it employed too many people? Also, it didn't cause a $3T deficit. |