Florida State Seminoles

[bluetick]

https://www.mediaite.com/election-2020/ ... om-target/

Pro-Trump Republican Challenging Ilhan Omar is a QAnon Conspiracist Accused of Shoplifting $2k of Merch From Target
By Connor MannionJul 25th, 2019, 4:56 pm



The Guardian reported that Danielle Stella was arrested twice this year on allegations that she shoplifted items worth more than $2,300 from a Minneapolis-area Target and goods valued at $40 from a grocery store. Stella has denied the allegations. “If I was guilty of crimes, I would never run for public office, putting myself in the public eye under a microscope to be attacked by all political sides,” she told the Guardian.

An attorney for Stella declined to comment

Lol Yeah, what politician guilty of crimes would ever run for public office..

[sardis]

You didn’t listen very well did you?

https://saraacarter.com/mueller-correct ... d-a-crime/

[hedge]

Damn, what the hell can you steal from Target that's worth $2300? Or did she load up a cart and just try to roll it out without paying? At any rate, I do wonder where she stole that gold cross from...

[Jungle Rat]

She probably stole a whole bunch of throw pillows

[Professor Tiger]

It's all Trump's fault. The Russians made her do it. And it was only made possible by all the racism in America.

You didn’t listen very well did you?

https://saraacarter.com/mueller-correct ... d-a-crime/

This whole idea of "we weren't able to exonerate" verbage is pure legal nensense.

Mueller himself likened his role to that of a federal prosecutor. Okay. When a federal prosecutor investigates a suspect, he gathers evidence, and presents it to a grand jury. In no court in America does any prosecutor go to the grand jury and say, "I can't exonerate this subject." You either say, "I think the subject committed these crimes because of the following evidence...." or you don't bother bringing the case and waste the court's time.

The Mueller doctrine seems to be "Grand jury, here is the evidence I found against the subject. But I won't recommend or not recommend to the grand jury that he be indicted. But I sure can't exonerate him. I want you to do that for me." That would be laughed out of any court in America, and probably result in the prosecutor being required to submit to a drug test. Mueller's ludicrous "I cannot exonerate so you do it for me" conclusion is a perfect example of the illogical and extra-legal farce that the Mueller investigation has been from day one.. .

[sardis]

They can’t start soon enough.


https://www-m.cnn.com/2019/07/26/politi ... cnn.com%2F

[Tree]

I love optical illusions where your brain tells you there's a mullet but there really isn't.

[Professor Tiger]

They can’t start soon enough.


https://www-m.cnn.com/2019/07/26/politi ... cnn.com%2F

Not tired of winning yet, but I can see it from here.

[Professor Tiger]

Impeachment still unpopular post-Mueller:

A new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll, conducted immediately after former special counsel Robert Mueller’s congressional testimony, shows little impact on support for impeaching President Donald Trump, with a plurality of voters still opposed to beginning proceedings that could result in Trump’s removal from office.

Only 37 percent of voters say Congress should begin impeachment proceedings against Trump, according to the poll, which was conducted Thursday. More voters, 46 percent, say Congress should not begin impeachment proceedings. Sixteen percent of voters are undecided.

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/07/ ... er-1437596

... and...

Since the public release of a redacted version of the Mueller report, Democrats have grown more skeptical that the Russia investigation was conducted fairly, according to a new poll.

Voters in general have grown more dubious about the Justice Department’s lengthy investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, according to the POLITICO/Morning Consult survey, tipping the scales away from net trust in the probe as lawmakers prepare to grill the special counsel on Wednesday morning.

By a 5-point margin, the poll found that, overall, there’s more skepticism about how the Justice Department conducted its investigation than trust that it was carried out fairly: 37 percent of voters said that they believed Mueller’s investigation had been carried out very or somewhat fairly, compared with 42 percent who said the probe was conducted “not too fairly” or “not fairly at all.”

But there was a much bigger swing among Democrats, the most recent poll found. Among Democratic voters, the number who consider the investigation unfair shot up by 15 percentage points since then, while the number who thought it had been a fair investigation dropped by 9 points.

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/07/ ... on-1428353

[Professor Tiger]

Impeachment is dead.
The Wall is alive.

Hedge wrote: “I wish you were impeachment.”

[Jungle Rat]

Naw. I just think he wishes you were dead

[sardis]

Orkin is racist

https://www.orkin.com/press-room/rattiest-cities-2018

[Professor Tiger]

Chicago is racist too.

The KKK couldn’t have devised places more inhumane to black people than most cities run by Democrats.

[hedge]

In the meantime, this is in less than 3 years. Just think where we'll be if Trump gets reelected...

Trump adds $4.1 trillion to national debt.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-ad ... 38723.html

[Professor Tiger]

Someday the fiscal house of cards will come crashing down on all of us. And the Republicans - including Trump - will be 50% to blame.

[crotch]

Not only did this clown add more debt to the United States than ALL previous presidents combined, he's now costing taxpayers more than any previous president to keep him up. I'm sure Hedge wouldn't mind chipping in a few extra bucks for his hero.


https://nypost.com/2017/09/01/obamas-th ... ehvcPDfseI

[crotch]

Remember back during Obummer's 8 years of stagnant economy when he said it would take a person with a magic wand to bring manufacturing jobs back to America??? One guess as to who has that magic wand.....


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[hedge]

"Clinton’s Harlem office cost $518,000 and is bigger, at 8,300 square feet. W’s office in Dallas cost $497,000, while his dad’s place in Houston is $286,000. Carter’s Atlanta office costs just $115,000."

So we're still shelling out $286K for an office for a dead president? Sounds like a bargain...

[aTm]

That article is dated over a year before he died.

[10ac]

Details, details...