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Total Members Voted: 11

Voting closed: February 15, 2022, 10:51:36 AM

[Oilcanard]

The real ugly implications is that the head of our federal law enforcement, who is given a 10 year term to remove him from political influences, can do his job and have his employees to investigate serious  allegations involving major political figures and still be forced out if those political figures gain political powers. It will make law enforcement think twice about their jobs. Good news for corrupt politicians. Bad news for us.

You dont think Dickwards brain can let itself connect those dots, do you?   His cognitive dissonance can only be managed if he believes Wray has meekly slunk away filled with remorse over LAWFARE!  (especially invading the sanctity of a mans bathroom crammed with illegally taken classified documents pertaining to matters of national security)

[jmmengel]

The real ugly implications is that the head of our federal law enforcement, who is given a 10 year term to remove him from political influences, can do his job and have his employees to investigate serious  allegations involving major political figures and still be forced out if those political figures gain political powers. It will make law enforcement think twice about their jobs. Good news for corrupt politicians. Bad news for us.

You dont think Dickwards brain can let itself connect those dots, do you?   His cognitive dissonance can only be managed if he believes Wray has meekly slunk away filled with remorse over LAWFARE!  (especially invading the sanctity of a mans bathroom crammed with illegally taken classified documents pertaining to matters of national security)

You may want to invest in a RELEVANCE button for whatever device you use when responding. You would not sound so naive. 

[jmmengel]

Welp! Christ Wray punks out.

A pity.  Staying would force Trump to fire his own appointee and then be exposed to the media pointing out all the ugly implications of such an act. 

Well. The ugly implications would be far worse for the FBI if Wray stayed on only to be fired by Trump, especially since  Trump not only survived but flourished in the public eye after the Russian Hoax, the Mar a Lago  raid, and LAWFARE fiascos.  Wray saw that handwriting quite clearly.

The real ugly implications is that the head of our federal law enforcement, who is given a 10 year term to remove him from political influences, can do his job and have his employees to investigate serious  allegations involving major political figures and still be forced out if those political figures gain political powers. It will make law enforcement think twice about their jobs. Good news for corrupt politicians. Bad news for us.

Why do you still lie about supporting Trump, if you are going to post comments like that?

Nothing in my post was a defense of Trump.

[Hairy Lime]

Welp! Christ Wray punks out.

A pity.  Staying would force Trump to fire his own appointee and then be exposed to the media pointing out all the ugly implications of such an act. 

Well. The ugly implications would be far worse for the FBI if Wray stayed on only to be fired by Trump, especially since  Trump not only survived but flourished in the public eye after the Russian Hoax, the Mar a Lago  raid, and LAWFARE fiascos.  Wray saw that handwriting quite clearly.

The real ugly implications is that the head of our federal law enforcement, who is given a 10 year term to remove him from political influences, can do his job and have his employees to investigate serious  allegations involving major political figures and still be forced out if those political figures gain political powers. It will make law enforcement think twice about their jobs. Good news for corrupt politicians. Bad news for us.

Why do you still lie about supporting Trump, if you are going to post comments like that?

Nothing in my post was a defense of Trump.

Vilifying legitimate investigations into Trump's misconduct is most definitely a defense of Trump.

[jmmengel]

Welp! Christ Wray punks out.

A pity.  Staying would force Trump to fire his own appointee and then be exposed to the media pointing out all the ugly implications of such an act. 

Well. The ugly implications would be far worse for the FBI if Wray stayed on only to be fired by Trump, especially since  Trump not only survived but flourished in the public eye after the Russian Hoax, the Mar a Lago  raid, and LAWFARE fiascos.  Wray saw that handwriting quite clearly.

The real ugly implications is that the head of our federal law enforcement, who is given a 10 year term to remove him from political influences, can do his job and have his employees to investigate serious  allegations involving major political figures and still be forced out if those political figures gain political powers. It will make law enforcement think twice about their jobs. Good news for corrupt politicians. Bad news for us.

Why do you still lie about supporting Trump, if you are going to post comments like that?

Nothing in my post was a defense of Trump.

Vilifying legitimate investigations into Trump's misconduct is most definitely a defense of Trump.

I also did not vilify anyone.

[Hairy Lime]

Welp! Christ Wray punks out.

A pity.  Staying would force Trump to fire his own appointee and then be exposed to the media pointing out all the ugly implications of such an act. 

Well. The ugly implications would be far worse for the FBI if Wray stayed on only to be fired by Trump, especially since  Trump not only survived but flourished in the public eye after the Russian Hoax, the Mar a Lago  raid, and LAWFARE fiascos.  Wray saw that handwriting quite clearly.

The real ugly implications is that the head of our federal law enforcement, who is given a 10 year term to remove him from political influences, can do his job and have his employees to investigate serious  allegations involving major political figures and still be forced out if those political figures gain political powers. It will make law enforcement think twice about their jobs. Good news for corrupt politicians. Bad news for us.

Why do you still lie about supporting Trump, if you are going to post comments like that?

Nothing in my post was a defense of Trump.

Vilifying legitimate investigations into Trump's misconduct is most definitely a defense of Trump.

I also did not vilify anyone.

Vilifying legitimate investigations into Trump's misconduct is most definitely a defense of Trump.

[jmmengel]

Welp! Christ Wray punks out.

A pity.  Staying would force Trump to fire his own appointee and then be exposed to the media pointing out all the ugly implications of such an act. 

Well. The ugly implications would be far worse for the FBI if Wray stayed on only to be fired by Trump, especially since  Trump not only survived but flourished in the public eye after the Russian Hoax, the Mar a Lago  raid, and LAWFARE fiascos.  Wray saw that handwriting quite clearly.

The real ugly implications is that the head of our federal law enforcement, who is given a 10 year term to remove him from political influences, can do his job and have his employees to investigate serious  allegations involving major political figures and still be forced out if those political figures gain political powers. It will make law enforcement think twice about their jobs. Good news for corrupt politicians. Bad news for us.

Why do you still lie about supporting Trump, if you are going to post comments like that?

Nothing in my post was a defense of Trump.

Vilifying legitimate investigations into Trump's misconduct is most definitely a defense of Trump.

I also did not vilify anyone.

Vilifying legitimate investigations into Trump's misconduct is most definitely a defense of Trump.

Those are YOUR words not mine

[bambu.]

Did Joe pardon Donald?
...as a sign of goodwill.

[luee]

CNN

[Oilcanard]

Inflation driven (npi) by car insurance, repair, and vehicle pricing.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2024/12/13/car-insurance-rising-inflation/

Once again, it is not Joe, or his party's policies.  The Repugnants will never be honest about this.  (gosh, now my autocorrect is acting up, too)

[jmmengel]

Inflation driven (npi) by car insurance, repair, and vehicle pricing.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2024/12/13/car-insurance-rising-inflation/

Once again, it is not Joe, or his party's policies.

Yes it was. 77 million voters amassed 312 electoral votes in saying so.

[Oilcanard]

If we are making a scoreboard argument (idiotic, but its an argument so I will play along), there are 245 milllion Americans eligible to vote.  Which means roughly 170 million Americans were not saying so. But really, given how few Americans take interest in learning how the economy works, the scoreboard argument is vacuous.  People all around the world, whatever the economic forces that are causing inflation in their region, tend to blame incumbents for it. 

[Hairy Lime]

Inflation driven (npi) by car insurance, repair, and vehicle pricing.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2024/12/13/car-insurance-rising-inflation/

Once again, it is not Joe, or his party's policies.

Yes it was. 77 million voters amassed 312 electoral votes in saying so.

In much the same way 81 million voters and 307 elector votes proved the Russian allegations against Trump were true.

[jmmengel]

Inflation driven (npi) by car insurance, repair, and vehicle pricing.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2024/12/13/car-insurance-rising-inflation/

Once again, it is not Joe, or his party's policies.

Yes it was. 77 million voters amassed 312 electoral votes in saying so.

In much the same way 81 million voters and 307 elector votes proved the Russian allegations against Trump were true.

I see you agree with me.

[facilitatorn]

There is still a month left to down donald.