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Except I swear I've read that same headline 14 times in the past 4 years.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/slate....ats-investigate-committee-subpoena-mazars.amp

 

Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham took 24 hours to address those Mark Meadows text messages. Here's what they said - CNN

 

1. The tax returns won't show anything. Every day of his life, Fatfuck or his father has employed a battalion of very crafty people, whose entire mission has been to fake, fudge and fabricate the tax returns so Fatfuck comes out smelling like cinnamon cider. If these people weren't damn good, Fatfuck or his grifter daddy would have been dragged off decades ago.

2. Fatfuck fucks everybody in his life over, sooner or later and usually bigly; it's kind of surprising over the decades there haven't been more Mary Trump-style defections from the inner circle who seek revenge and have the ammunition to get it.
I suppose in long retrospect Roy Cohn would have been a likely prospect, but Cohn of course had massive credibility problems of his own, plus in his final years he wasn't in any physical condition to fuck anybody over.
McCain and Jeb Bush would have been more likely prospects, but by the time McCain was properly moved toward revenge, he also was too sick to do much effective about it.
The failure of the Bush family is puzzling as well. Seeing as Fatfuck personally defecated all over the dynastic presidential hopes of young Jebby, incinerating them forever, you'd think Poppy George and Mama Barbara would have been much more emphatic in their dying-days shutdowns of Fatfuck.
Instead they held the stiff upper lip and drew the line at withering disdain, which of course accomplishes nothing.

 

ROFL

 

Interesting, if true. Would work in addition to allegedly embezzling the inauguration weekend funds:

 

Is that Tip of the Spear comment some White Nationalist thing? Not the first time I’ve seen it, but hard to know if it’s just talking points, or something with a hidden message.

 

tip of the spear is often used by military folks - or referring to them as being "the first in" when a military action occurs. But often adopted by non-military to make them sound knowedgeable and tough.

 

Something that has sort of flown by under the radar this week is both houses of Congress voted to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a government shutdown.
No grandstanding. No threats. No 11th hour theatrics.
It was actually passed in the Senate first.
I hope that means McConnell is done with the bull crap and is ready to return to his pre-2016 loathsome self.