Bing! with a cavil.
Fear not. The judges will find an upstanding member.
I did not sleep at a Holiday Inn Express, but it seems to me that something can be made of the spike in disappearances of unofficial human assets. It smacks of treason-linked conspiracy to commit premeditated murder of Federal government agents. They sentence cop killers with especial severity. I imagine this is going to unleash greater judicial wrath.
Agree 100%. Was speaking to the flow of the current moment: if this were truly a political action, we’d see a perp-walk starring Baby Huey himself on Labor Day. That wouldn’t *make* it political, just saying it would kick the greatest amount of wind out the greatest number of chests.
"That Overstock guy."
or someone with his Koch in a vise.
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It looks like the orange asshole is going down over this. How sweet it is too, going down on a crime in which he increased the penalties.Now here is one the base can't miss, on OAN and repeated on Foxnews no doubt, it must be shaking the magaverse, these are not the usual "fake" news sources!
Conservative Analyst Believes DOJ Has 'More Than Enough' To Indict Trump
61,386 views Sep 2, 2022 Conservative legal analyst and former judge, Andrew Napolitano, says he believes the DOJ has more than enough to indict former President Trump.
One Koch standing.or someone with his Koch in a vise.
“The Breaking News” banners became ridiculous. Everything was breaking news …….for weeks.One of the tweets related to Trump's documents.
CNN White House Correspondent John Harwood leaving network
CNN on Friday let go of John Harwood, a White House correspondent that was at times critical of the Trump Administration.
Why it matters: It‘s the second high-profile journalist the network’s new leadership has cut amid its attempt to make the network appear less polarizing.
Details: Harwood joined CNN in 2020 from CNBC, where he served as chief White House correspondent.
What they’re saying: “Today's my last day at CNN … proud of the work … thanks to my colleagues … i've been lucky to serve the best in American media - St. Petersburg Times, WSJ, NYT, the NBC family, CNN … look forward to figuring out what's next,” Harwood tweeted on Friday.
- A source told Axios that Harwood still had at least two years left on his contract with CNN.
Between the lines: The move comes weeks after the network abruptly fired its chief media correspondent Brian Stelter, who had more than three years left on his contract.
- “We appreciate John’s work covering the White House, and we wish him all the best,” a CNN spokesperson said.
The big picture: The high-profile talent cuts come amid major changes at CNN under its new leadership.
- CNN also cancelled the Sunday morning show hosted by Stelter called “Reliable Sources,” one of the oldest-running programs on the network.
- Chris Licht, CNN's new CEO, has made changes to curb the alarmist tone of CNN’s coverage, including cutting back on the use of breaking news banners.
- Axios reported that Licht has been evaluating whether personalities and programming that grew polarizing during the Trump era could remain a good fit for the network.
CNN White House Correspondent John Harwood leaving network
It‘s the second high-profile journalist the network’s new leadership has cut amid its attempt to make the network appear less polarizing.
Delicious irony from person man woman camera subpoena.
His Pandemic response alone qualifies him for Crimes Against Humanity..he (Jared) was cancelling orders and many states had to take action into their own hands.
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I foresee a class action suit for billions.His Pandemic response alone qualifies him for Crimes Against Humanity..he (Jared) was cancelling orders and many states had to take action into their own hands.
'It's A Global Free For All': Gov. Polis Says He's Making Coronavirus Supply Purchases In Secret
When it comes to fighting COVID-19 the saying goes, "we are all in this together, until it comes down to supplies."
Two Years Later: Polis Administration’s Forward-Looking Approach to Saving Lives & Livelihoods Demonstrates Resilience, Problem-Solving, and Readiness During Pandemic and Moving Forward | Colorado Governor Jared Polis
DENVER — Ahead of the two-year anniversary of the detection of Colorado’s first COVID-19 case on March 5, 2020, Governor Jared Polis and his administration highlight Colorado’s balanced, collaborative, and innovative public health response to prioritize the health and safety of Coloradans in...www.colorado.gov
I loved the immediate response of the question at 8:00.
Yep, busted over top secret documents, a crime he suggested warranted a death penalty for Clinton. He also thought the death penalty should apply to those who attack police too, now he wants to pardon them.