Posted on 10/03/2018 10:25:50 AM PDT by ransomnote
Tweet has to do with MM letter to Schumer.
Sounds like these guys actually did do more than just post some sh!tty fakebook memes or even organize rallies (which is not illegal). Sounds like these guys cyberstalked, bullied, and doxxed people they perceived to have done them wrong, by exposing the Russian cheating scandal. Seems pretty serious. Not what I’ve been waiting for tho. Q didn’t mention no presser.
>>accusations don’t hold any weight with me
But they worked in the past because people can’t help being tantalized by the dark and the diabolical, or the newspaper at the checkout counter. THIS TIME the claims were helped along and made SUPER visible so that the absurdity of the claims were just as visible as the nastiness of those claims. THAT is new.
And may you be on any jury that ever sits on my guilt or innocence. Hearts like yours are what keeps hope alive.
Actually, retard has been claimed by the mentally challenged commurnity and you, as a brainy, are not allowed to use it. They greet each other like, such as, “whassup retard”.
I thought Kavanaugh fingered Ramirez, so confused... 8-0
IDK. I just wanted a place marker for future reference.
******** Larry Sinclair Voice Needs to be heard********
Everyone needs to remember Larry Sinclair, boma, Biden, and Biden Son DA and all of a sudden Biden is VP...
boma was caught, Biden and son DA and shut it down, so Biden and son blackmailed Obama for the VP spot...
Meet Larry Sinclair: The Man With Whom Barack Obama Enjoyed Sex & Cocaine
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Book,
Obama Sinclair Cocaine, Sex,Lies and Murder
https://www.amazon.com/Barack-Obama-Larry-Sinclair-Cocaine/dp/0578013878
Larry Sinclair confesses, Obama is a homosexual drug addict
Website...
Bwaaaa hahahaha
And this is relevant and reflects horribly of the rest of us American women. Thank you Jesus for Melania!
POLL: TRUMP POPS TO 50%...
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/political_updates/prez_track_oct04
Daily Presidential Tracking Poll
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Thursday shows that 50% of Likely U.S. Voters approve of President Trump’s job performance. Forty-nine percent (49%) disapprove.
The latest figures include 37% who Strongly Approve of the way Trump is performing and 40% who Strongly Disapprove. This gives him a Presidential Approval Index rating of -3.
Just report the comment as “q content outside q thread”
:^)
BK is the real deal. Read this memo he wrote about going easy on BC while questioning under oath.
The whole discussion of “retard” that last few days made me realize that the word “retard” for people who are mentally challenged is a misnomer. To retard something is to limit its native ability or potential. No one “retards” those who are born with deficient abilities to think. They were just born with lower abilities than normal. Thus, “mentally retarded” (from which the epithet “retard” is derived) is not a good description of their condition.
In earlier eras, there were words to describe the range of IQ levels up to normal levels. I learned all of them from the Three Stooges, and learned later that those were actually clinical words. I don’t know which meant which, but the ones I can recall right now are moron and imbecile. I think there were one or two others. We don’t need to go back to those words, either. But my prior view to resist the PC battle against the term “retard” was probably wrong. We need another word, one that is more accurate, to describe those with mental disabilities. And if kids use it as a pejorative, there is nothing we can do about it. Kids will be kids.
I would have loved to read the Clancy novel that came out of the Q operation.
A pair of GOP senators who had been on the fence about Brett Kavanaugh indicated Thursday they were satisfied with the FBI’s updated background check on the Supreme Court nominee — an apparent signal of support of his confirmation.
“We’ve seen no additional corroborating information,” referring to the allegations of sexual misconduct lodged against President Trump’s nominee by a California college professor and former classmate at Yale.
Kavanaugh has vigorously denied the accusations.
Maine Sen. Susan Collins, another Republican who like Flake has not announced a position, said “it appears to be a very thorough investigation,” refuting claims by Democrats that it was a rush job micromanaged by the White House.
This is a test of the Emergency Bagster Systsm. If this had been an actual emergency, you would have been instructed to bring me 3 fish tacos and one weeks worth of frozen pizzas. This is only a test.
NOW I understand. Great article.
FTA:
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The Senate did not “adjourn.”
There is a key procedural difference between adjourning and recessing the Senate, even though it looks the same to the untrained eye.
On Monday, McConnell again “recessed” the Senate until Tuesday. But the Kentucky Republican did not “adjourn” the Senate.
Same thing Tuesday and Wednesday. On Tuesday, the Senate “recessed” until Wednesday. It did not “adjourn.”
Why the difference?
McConnell is trying to streamline the process on Kavanaugh as much as he can.
If the Senate hasn’t “adjourned” for the day, it’s still the “old day.” In other words, in the Senate’s space-time continuum, it’s essentially last week. It didn’t roll over to this week. The Senate has only “recessed” multiple times since Friday. The Senate has yet to move on.
The maneuvers by McConnell may not mean much to the casual observer. But recessing the Senate, rather than adjourning the Senate helps McConnell smooth the path as much as he can on the Kavanaugh nomination.
When the Senate meets each day, it addresses a docket of quotidian administrative issues. The list includes the introduction of bills, reports from committees, messages from the House, approval of the Journal, you name it. The Senate usually agrees to these items in a rote, mechanical fashion. But when things are as supercharged as they are now with Kavanaugh, menial, daily tasks are packed with the potential for mischief for Democrats to attempt to sidetrack the nomination.
So, by not adjourning the Senate for days, McConnell doesn’t have to wrestle with possible dilatory tactics from the Democrats.
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People don’t understand that someone who claims Blowsey told them about it 30 years later is not corroboration that it actually happened. It is what is known as a consistent prior statement, that is sometimes used to bolster the credibility of testimony if the testimony is attacked as phony or made up, but is not considered evidence that proves the truth of the fact that is at issue. Most of the time, consistent prior statements are inadmissible.
I don’t think so. It would be a misuse of the system, would cause people not to pay attention to it when there is an actual emergency.
I think I have cracked the code. Q is Tom Clancy. He called his death several years ago all all he could run this OP.
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