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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is much ado about nothing. Do you seriously think Yemen could have done anything about this with the inside information?

The administration did this to intimidate Canada and Europe. There was a basketball team who used to run through their offense instead of the pregame layup line. They did it to intimidate the opponent, showing their offense because the opponent wouldn’t be able to do anything about it. That team ended up winning 85-90% of their games consistently.

That’s all this is. Democrats need to calm down, take a deep breath, and figure out how they’re going to stay out of jail.[/quote]

Is Usha on the thread? No one believes this gang is smart enough to come up with this super clever plan.

Just for kicks, let me tell you how we all know, without a shred of a doubt, that they weren't expecting this to be seen by others: They would not have behaved like a bunch of 15-year-olds after a soccer match, after a video game, with fist emojis and back slaps. MORTIFYING behavior not meant for public viewing.

The group broke the law and it was clearly not the first time. Not one person said, "wait, let's switch to an authorized form of communication."

Using Signal is unconscionable .

Setting texts to auto-delete is unconscionable.

Inviting a journalist is a big mistake and dumb (but totally believable! and, bell ringing, a mistake that could not happen on the permitted channels of communication).

No one on the text thread asking about the non-participant is shockingly careless and incompetent.

The tone and words and emojis on the thread are callous, infantile, and embarrassing.

There is no way to spin this.[/quote]

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