Anonymous
09/28/2023 18:34
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good M orning DCUM! Everyone ready for the House”# “ Hunter, Hunter, Hunter” impeachment inquiry (the new Benghazi! Butter e-mails!) starting today? Pay attention to the bright shiny impeachment and not the fact Rs are spending the two workdays they have left on that, and no funding the government.
The great thing about impeachment is that it is super awesome for bipartisanship and in no way distracts from funding the government. /s
Hardly…Hunter is a corrupt criminal and his laptop shows that.
People have been locked up for way less so his comeuppance is well overdue.
People are tired of the corruption with the Biden crime regime and are ready to finally see some justice
ahahahhaah, HB is a private citizen and he is commited a crime absolutely lock him up, who cares. as for President Biden, even Turley, today GOP's witness at the impeachment proceeding, said that he saw no evidence to impeach. even the GOP's lackey witness.
aside from the MAGA crazies, people are tired of the GOP circus and inability to govern.
Anonymous
09/28/2023 18:21
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
To be clear, the judiciary will still be open, as will the DOJ and Special Counsel's office, so the Trump Trials will not be delayed. This matter in the tweet is related to a private lawsuit, not a public one.
Anonymous
09/28/2023 17:05
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
The shutdown may affect this matter, but it doesn’t affect the special counsel, whose office is permanently funded by a law passed in 1987.
Anonymous
Anonymous
09/28/2023 16:46
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good M orning DCUM! Everyone ready for the House”# “ Hunter, Hunter, Hunter” impeachment inquiry (the new Benghazi! Butter e-mails!) starting today? Pay attention to the bright shiny impeachment and not the fact Rs are spending the two workdays they have left on that, and no funding the government.
The great thing about impeachment is that it is super awesome for bipartisanship and in no way distracts from funding the government. /s
Hardly…Hunter is a corrupt criminal and his laptop shows that.
People have been locked up for way less so his comeuppance is well overdue.
People are tired of the corruption with the Biden crime regime and are ready to finally see some justice
Other than Hunter, there's nothing there, there. And please don't tell me you actually care about crime without considering the 91 charges against Trump, not to mention that his businesses are about to be dissolved due to rampant fraud.
Even with Hunter, there's not exactly much there.
Oh no, a rich kid got a job they were unqualified for because of their last name! Surely that's some sort of felony and not simply "the way things have worked for rich people since time immemorial."
Anonymous
09/28/2023 16:46
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
Good luck with the shutdown rabid MAGA small business owners.
Enjoy the bread and circuses of the "Biden impeachment" instead!
Enjoy the bread and circuses of the "Biden impeachment" instead!
Anonymous
09/28/2023 16:44
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
Anonymous wrote:Good M orning DCUM! Everyone ready for the House”# “ Hunter, Hunter, Hunter” impeachment inquiry (the new Benghazi! Butter e-mails!) starting today? Pay attention to the bright shiny impeachment and not the fact Rs are spending the two workdays they have left on that, and no funding the government.
The great thing about impeachment is that it is super awesome for bipartisanship and in no way distracts from funding the government. /s
Anyone still dumb enough to vote for the GOP regards all of the above as a feature. Some of them know the Hunter stuff is a distraction and they don’t care, some haven’t figured out that it’s just a distraction and will be gone as soon as it’s expedient. It’s sad.
Anonymous
09/28/2023 15:04
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
Anonymous wrote:There needs to be some serious work done and I support not finding the Ukraine war any further. We have a terrible economy here, a border crisis, more people struggling with debt than ever before and don’t have the money to be wasting over there that isn’t being accounted for. The billions could be spent here on job retraining programs, aid for AMERICANS needing help (not illegal aliens, they should be deported anyways) and rebuilding our energy infrastructure. Let Europe deal with the Ukraine issue it’s their backyard.
We have to pull back spending and come up with a viable strategy for when the other countries move away from the dollar.
The reason there is an issue is because of Biden’s terrible foreign policy and economy.
Most people outside the DC bubble Don’t give two sh*ts about the war in the Ukraine, most just want to put food in the table and pay for their energy bills which keep going up. Gas is through the roof again, people can’t afford groceries and they want someone who wants to help them here but some former communist country that was ranked one if the most corrupt governments in the world before the war broke out. Let’s not talk about the hundreds of thousands of lives lost because proper refuse to come to a deal.
If the shutdown makes them funnel money away from a pointless war that we could have been avoided to domestic programs and border security than so be it. Government employees will be kid regardless and SS and VA benefits are still being distributed.
ja Commrade!
Anonymous
09/28/2023 11:15
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good M orning DCUM! Everyone ready for the House”# “ Hunter, Hunter, Hunter” impeachment inquiry (the new Benghazi! Butter e-mails!) starting today? Pay attention to the bright shiny impeachment and not the fact Rs are spending the two workdays they have left on that, and no funding the government.
The great thing about impeachment is that it is super awesome for bipartisanship and in no way distracts from funding the government. /s
Hardly…Hunter is a corrupt criminal and his laptop shows that.
People have been locked up for way less so his comeuppance is well overdue.
People are tired of the corruption with the Biden crime regime and are ready to finally see some justice
Yes, Hunter may be corrupt. Last time I checked, he wasn't the president and hasn't worked in government. So your bolded line is doing A LOT of work there, as there is as of yet, zero evidence of President Biden, Vice-President Biden or Senator Biden committing any crimes.
Meanwhile, our government is about to be shutdown, costing our economy billions of dollars and putting our southern border and men and women in uniform in peril.
Anonymous
09/28/2023 10:30
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good M orning DCUM! Everyone ready for the House”# “ Hunter, Hunter, Hunter” impeachment inquiry (the new Benghazi! Butter e-mails!) starting today? Pay attention to the bright shiny impeachment and not the fact Rs are spending the two workdays they have left on that, and no funding the government.
The great thing about impeachment is that it is super awesome for bipartisanship and in no way distracts from funding the government. /s
Hardly…Hunter is a corrupt criminal and his laptop shows that.
People have been locked up for way less so his comeuppance is well overdue.
People are tired of the corruption with the Biden crime regime and are ready to finally see some justice
Other than Hunter, there's nothing there, there. And please don't tell me you actually care about crime without considering the 91 charges against Trump, not to mention that his businesses are about to be dissolved due to rampant fraud.
Anonymous
09/28/2023 10:29
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
Anonymous wrote:Good M orning DCUM! Everyone ready for the House”# “ Hunter, Hunter, Hunter” impeachment inquiry (the new Benghazi! Butter e-mails!) starting today? Pay attention to the bright shiny impeachment and not the fact Rs are spending the two workdays they have left on that, and no funding the government.
The great thing about impeachment is that it is super awesome for bipartisanship and in no way distracts from funding the government. /s
Hardly…Hunter is a corrupt criminal and his laptop shows that.
People have been locked up for way less so his comeuppance is well overdue.
People are tired of the corruption with the Biden crime regime and are ready to finally see some justice
Anonymous
09/28/2023 10:28
Subject: how likely is a shutdown?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good M orning DCUM! Everyone ready for the House”# “ Hunter, Hunter, Hunter” impeachment inquiry (the new Benghazi! Butter e-mails!) starting today? Pay attention to the bright shiny impeachment and not the fact Rs are spending the two workdays they have left on that, and no funding the government.
The great thing about impeachment is that it is super awesome for bipartisanship and in no way distracts from funding the government. /s
WTF? They’re not addressing the budget?
NP. Nope, they’re uninterested in running government