[DoughtyOne]

FReepers, it's time to get serious about retiring this FReep-a-thon.


President Donald J. Trump and the Free Republic of the United States of America

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Just $104.00 to 68.00%

[rfp1234]

Now that it’s out, that number will get more calls than God’s phone in “Bruce Almighty”. And yeah, FU Jim Carrey.

[bicyclerepair]

D-rats can’t see passed the nose on their face.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Is there anyone in American public life more totally f’ed up than DWS? What a maroon.

[polymuser]

I gotta believe Little Debbie’s IQ hovers around 70.

[grey_whiskers]

Given the egos of the Democrats involved I can just hear the conversation now:

Phone: RRRRRINNG

Receptionist (picking up the line): "Good morning, you have reached the Law Offices of Dewey Cheatem and Howe. This call may be recorded for quality and training purposes. How may I direct your call?"

(Muffled voice) : "Don't you think you'd better return that laptop if you know what's good for you?"

Receptionist: "I'm sorry, we cannot discuss pending cases. Would you like to be connected to one of our attorneys?"

(Muffed voice, rising in tone to an angry anguished shriek): "What? DON'T YOU KNOW WHO I AM!!??"

Receptionist: (in an undertone) : "I do *now*."

[clee1]

The DNC ought to be up on RICO charges.

[Fedora]

On June 2, attorneys representing Wasseman Schultz filed a response, denying the call was made from Wasserman Schultz’s office and that they have referred the U.S. Capitol Police to investigate possible fraud in someone trying to impersonate Wasserman Schultz’s office.

This seems like a suspect denial. How do her lawyers know the call wasn't made from her office? Do they keep records of all calls made from the office, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week? If so, have they turned those records over to police? If not, how do they know?

[cynwoody]

Poodlehead is not the brightest bulb on the tree.