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It's the same shit somebody who is no longer on this board used to say. Everyone does it. Unless you're willing to criticize someone you like for the same thing, you have no right to complain.

If that argument doesn't work in real life, why does it work in politics? These people must be really shitty parents.

 

You must not have seen my reply. I’ll try again.

When the FBI concludes an investigation, who usually makes the decision on whether or not to bring charges?

 

Remember when a tugjob entrepreneur/human trafficker sold access to Trump?

 

Why are your biased sites so afraid to do some actual journalism and interview both sides?

Also, your source obviously was trying to make a point instead of merely reporting, so yes, it is an opinion piece.

 

Trump tweeted about the SPLC and Morris Dees yet?

 

If he is, maybe I can be a lawyer, too. Must be really easy.

 

Also, I've always suspected there's something phony about them.

I remember when Pete Carroll was coaching the Patriots and there was at least one local columnist who seemed to trot out every ex-lineman who drank his way out of the NFL to talk about how important discipline was and how the best coaches were the ones who treated their players like shit.

A guy get arrested for smoking a joint in an airport and he's now talking about how important discipline is? Spare me.

 

I'm sure there will be a full ceremony as soon as he can get "VETO" baseball caps made up.

 

I’ve gotten 5 emails and 2 texts from the Beto campaign today.

 

I can't even get any Russian bots to bother me.

 

You're projecting again. I'll wait while you google what that means.

 

If indifference was an impeachable offense:

"Even with his signature policy proposal at stake, even with his own party pushing back more than ever before, even with the first veto of his presidency on the table, President Donald Trump just couldn’t be bothered to try to persuade Congress to back him."

The Senate Votes Down Trump's National Emergency - The Atlantic