Roger A. Shrubber
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i never said they were mine...i didn't even say they were used...you all make a lot of assumptions...for a bunch of liberals
Examples of GOP Leadership
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CunningCanuk
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cannabineer
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cannabineer
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It was well played … I was hoist by my
(something tells me he waited patiently for that one to round the bases)
Budzbuddha
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Drunk Barhag Pirro - Trash bitch gonna be broke , no more wine boxes.
Jeanine Pirro is named within Dominion Voting System $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News for the network’s baseless claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election, according to documents obtained by NPR.
The voting tech company argues that by questioning Pirro, it reaches the legal requirement in proving that Fox showed “actual malice” when it repeatedly broadcast and amplified rumors and lies made by Donald Trump, other right-wing personalities and far-right QAnon conspiracy theorists that Dominion tried to throw the presidential race to Joe Biden.
“Discovery has revealed that…Fox News host Jeanine Pirro help[ed] spread the verifiably false yet devastating lies against Dominion,” according to documents filed Thursday in a Delaware court by Dominion lawyers. Pirro, however, is not being named as a defendant in the suit against Fox Corp.
According to an Aug. 25 New York Times report, Pirro, Steve Doocy and producers of Fox News shows have already given their testimony, followed by Sean Hannity, Lou Dobbs and Tucker Carlson.
In March, Dominion Voting Systems filed its defamation case against Fox News over on-air claims that the 2020 presidential election was rigged, including allusions to “hacked” or compromised voting machines and other claims that were never substantiated.
Dominion charges that Fox made the tampering claims to capture viewers away from other right-wing news outlets. “The truth matters. Lies have consequences,” Dominion’s attorneys wrote in their legal filing.
First Amendment scholars say the case could set a pivotal legal precedent for defamation cases.
NPR reported earlier this month that a Fox producer expressed concern to colleagues via email about putting Pirro on the air after the November 2020 election, saying she was pulling conspiracy theories from extremist websites to justify whatever Trump was saying at the time.
Dominion has also pointed to a Nov. 14, 2020 segment of Pirro interviewing Trump’s campaign attorney, Sidney Powell, who made unsubstantiated claims. “She not only allowed Ms. Powell to air such nonsense, not only amplified it on her ‘Justice With Judge Jeanine’ program, [but] Ms. Pirro’s conduct and role in the spread of this disinformation lies at the heart of Dominion’s claims,” Dominion’s attorneys wrote.
Jeanine Pirro is named within Dominion Voting System $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News for the network’s baseless claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election, according to documents obtained by NPR.
The voting tech company argues that by questioning Pirro, it reaches the legal requirement in proving that Fox showed “actual malice” when it repeatedly broadcast and amplified rumors and lies made by Donald Trump, other right-wing personalities and far-right QAnon conspiracy theorists that Dominion tried to throw the presidential race to Joe Biden.
“Discovery has revealed that…Fox News host Jeanine Pirro help[ed] spread the verifiably false yet devastating lies against Dominion,” according to documents filed Thursday in a Delaware court by Dominion lawyers. Pirro, however, is not being named as a defendant in the suit against Fox Corp.
According to an Aug. 25 New York Times report, Pirro, Steve Doocy and producers of Fox News shows have already given their testimony, followed by Sean Hannity, Lou Dobbs and Tucker Carlson.
In March, Dominion Voting Systems filed its defamation case against Fox News over on-air claims that the 2020 presidential election was rigged, including allusions to “hacked” or compromised voting machines and other claims that were never substantiated.
Dominion charges that Fox made the tampering claims to capture viewers away from other right-wing news outlets. “The truth matters. Lies have consequences,” Dominion’s attorneys wrote in their legal filing.
First Amendment scholars say the case could set a pivotal legal precedent for defamation cases.
NPR reported earlier this month that a Fox producer expressed concern to colleagues via email about putting Pirro on the air after the November 2020 election, saying she was pulling conspiracy theories from extremist websites to justify whatever Trump was saying at the time.
Dominion has also pointed to a Nov. 14, 2020 segment of Pirro interviewing Trump’s campaign attorney, Sidney Powell, who made unsubstantiated claims. “She not only allowed Ms. Powell to air such nonsense, not only amplified it on her ‘Justice With Judge Jeanine’ program, [but] Ms. Pirro’s conduct and role in the spread of this disinformation lies at the heart of Dominion’s claims,” Dominion’s attorneys wrote.
doublejj
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On his second day in Congress, Ron DeSantis voted against a federal relief package for New York and New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, but almost a decade later, the Florida governor's response to Hurricane Ian hitting his home state is much different.
www.salon.com
DeSantis, who opposed Sandy relief, pleads for Biden hurricane aid
Ron DeSantis is seeking relief from the Biden administration as a category 4 hurricane ravages his home state.
www.salon.com
DoubleAtotheRON
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Gambling during your term has risk. "what are the odds?"..... "The Dealer has a 21, pay up."On his second day in Congress, Ron DeSantis voted against a federal relief package for New York and New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, but almost a decade later, the Florida governor's response to Hurricane Ian hitting his home state is much different.
DeSantis, who opposed Sandy relief, pleads for Biden hurricane aid
Ron DeSantis is seeking relief from the Biden administration as a category 4 hurricane ravages his home state.
Roger A. Shrubber
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i'd give him his aid, after he admitted that he's a fucking douche bag...live on every channel.On his second day in Congress, Ron DeSantis voted against a federal relief package for New York and New Jersey in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, but almost a decade later, the Florida governor's response to Hurricane Ian hitting his home state is much different.
DeSantis, who opposed Sandy relief, pleads for Biden hurricane aid
Ron DeSantis is seeking relief from the Biden administration as a category 4 hurricane ravages his home state.
and i better believe him...
Roger A. Shrubber
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so explain to me what functional requirements these similar structural solutions share?
DoubleAtotheRON
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Eating McDonals's 3 times a day.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
?tornado survival
DoubleAtotheRON
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Because they're too fat to be sucked up into a tornado?.... bring them to Oklahoma. We have plenty of F5's that suck a brick house down to the foundation slab. However we love to get a lawn chair and a beer and watch it come it till it's time to hit the cellar.
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CunningCanuk
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A diet?
CunningCanuk
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These guys are on of the Oklahoma State gymnastics team.
Herb & Suds
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I thought that’s where they were.
Roger A. Shrubber
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no, they weren't competeing, they just accidentally sat on the entire team...
CunningCanuk
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They’re pummel houses.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
“dude I ate a cheerleader last night”
