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I guess there is a lot of integrity in the civil service. A lot less in political appointees at any level, esp so in TX where Perry polluted govt with political hacks replaced career professionals, with the same happening in Trash's Exec branch.Quote:
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So you claimed you knew him. He challenged you.Quote:
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And you knew him from a wild guess?
Ok.
keep going.
Serious discussion, comments by serious, clueful Alabama people
Alabama reporter reveals why some conservative voters are still sticking with Roy Moore
“I mean, I think y’all had some experience at MSNBC today with Roy Moore’s attorney, so you know I think
we owe a lot of people some apology for unleashing this amount of crazy upon the rest of the country,” Moon acknowledged.
“This clown show is one step away from being one of 100 people who play an important role in shaping the country,” Moon wrote.
“And now the locals around Gadsden, emboldened by the sudden exposure of juicy town secrets, have started to spill the beans on a host of creepy Roy Moore stories.”
Moore is
“the lesson GOP voters nationally — who just watched their party be kidnapped by racists and a Russian sellout — need,”
Moore concluded.
“Because they need to learn the consequences of voting based on fear and greed, instead of on the betterment of all people and fairness.
That’s what this is really about.”
“That fear of change and of anyone or anything slightly different has ruled the Alabama voting booth since this place was founded. And greed has followed a close second,”
“The people of this state — generation after generation of people in this state — have been shown the consequences of such ignorance.
And yet, time and again, election after election, the voting majority in this state enter voting booths and
pick the people who promise to protect Confederate monuments and
cut their paltry taxes and
put prayer back in schools and
force store clerks to say Merry freakin’ Christmas.” :lol
“And then, when it all inevitably blows up in our faces, and
we’re left a steaming pile of national embarrassment by these conmen and charlatans,
these same voters have the gall to shake their heads in disgust, throw up their hands and proclaim that
Alabama deserves better than this,” Moon reminded. “But the sad fact is we don’t.” :lol
“They get caught up in this conservative bubble of news, just like the Roy Moore supporters now.
All of this stuff is not deterring them, they’re still going to support this man because
they believe it’s fake news and
they believe him and
he waves the Bible a lot and he loves that,”
“So that draws a lot of people here and
out of this fear of anything different,
a fear of attacks on Christianity,
fears of their children running into anyone who doesn’t look like them,
those are the things that have driven this to the point with this amount of corruption in this state.”
https://www.rawstory.com/2017/11/alabama-reporter-reveals-why-some-conservative-voters-are-still-sticking-with-roy-moore/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaig n=Feed%3A+TheRawStory+%28The+Raw+Story%29
slave/red states remain low-wage, low-education provincial rubes, played and conned with "social issues" by the Repugs for decades, voting against their own financial interest, then now that they and their kids have no money, no future, the kill themselves with alcohol, guns, drugs.
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scouring ST for more info i voluntarily supplied here a long ass time ago. that's how he "knows" me and not by some silly make believe story he's concocted in his head.Quote:
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that's the way it goes i suppose. you claim something with no proof to back it up. call me crazy but that's not proof to me at all.Quote:
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No one gives a shit about that.Quote:
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I was talking about you and your Mueller claim.
What did Mueller lie about?
nothing specific as of yet... just stating all involved in big gov are liars whether proven or not. that's just my own little conspiracy i hold on to. but yeah, come on now if you believe the dude has no skeletons of his own or that he is the pinnacle of transparency and integrity.Quote:
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look at that whole special council and from what side they all bow down to.
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But we don't need people posting pictures of some poor guy they think is a poster (like your experience).
People are nutty enough on here to bait others into posting someone else's profile I'm betting. (Not saying you did, people just went nuts and got into someone else's business, that's not good.)
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The Trumpetes brought a wide ranging investigation on themselves. Good riddance.
It has already been way out of hand. Don't know why anyone would want to get into that again. Just needs to stop.Quote:
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This obsession with poster information here is super creepy.
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not a trumper but the dnc and all of the crazy libs out there are the reason for the special council as of now and there was no basis to begin with. so the dnc and hrc cry hack and yet, still no proof of such a hack to begin with. when you're in the wrong, point the finger at the other side!Quote:
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hey kids, we got #6 and #7 :lol
Now meet Tina Johnson.
Her story is different from the others, because she was able to legally vote and drink booze when Moore allegedly perved all over her and grabbed her ass in his own law office. Johnson’s story is also different because at the time, Moore had already married his scammy asshole wife Kayla.
Johnson was going through a bad divorce, and as AL.com reports, she was signing custody of her 12-year-old son over to her mother for the time being, and her mother had hired Moore to handle it. That’s when this alleged world champion sexual predator saw his opportunity, we guess:
Almost from the moment she walked in to Moore’s office, Johnson said, Moore began flirting with her.
“He kept commenting on my looks, telling me how pretty I was, how nice I looked,” recalled Johnson. “He was saying that my eyes were beautiful.” […]
At one point during the meeting, she said, Moore came around the desk and sat on the front of it, just inches from her. He was so close, she said, she could smell his breath.
Johnson says Moore wouldn’t stop asking “about her young daughters, including what color eyes they had and if they were as pretty as she was.” It’s good to know that even when Moore is perving on an adult, he’s still thinking about the children, allegedly. To be fair, mama was probably too old for his tastes.
According to Johnson, when she was leaving Moore’s office, he went ahead and grabbed her ass, probably because the Lord said it was OK:
“He didn’t pinch it; he grabbed it,” said Johnson. She was so surprised she didn’t say anything.
What trash.
Of course, Johnson is probably only coming forward because Mitch McConnell hired Gloria Allred to activate the Illuminati to continue its demonic attack on perfect traditional Christian man Roy Moore … oh wait, it’s not that? Tell us, AL.com:
Johnson, who is now disabled, considers herself a devout Christian and regularly attends a church near her home in Gadsden. She said she is not political and doesn’t follow politics. […]
“This is not a politics thing with me,” she said. “It’s more of a moral and religious thing.”
Fair enough.
There’s also a seventh accuser in the article named Kelly Harrison Thorp.
She says Moore asked her out when she was a 17-year-old girl working at the Red Lobster and he was in his 30s.
No word on whether he called Thorp’s mom to ask permission to perv at her daughter, but she says this happened:
“I just kind of said, ‘Do you know how old I am?'” she recalled.
“And he said, ‘Yeah. I go out with girls your age all the time.'”
https://wonkette.com/625864/looks-li...-jan-allegedly
more creepy shitbag vileness from a fucking "moral" Alabama lawyer.
Like so many Repugs, he seems to be stuck, retarded emotionally at early teens, mid-teens, at the latest
Moore lawyer: Canadian MSNBC host's 'background' could help him understand dating minors
An attorney for Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore seemed to suggest Wednesday that MSNBC host Ali Velshi's "background" might help the journalist understand why the Republican nominee would date underage women.
“Culturally speaking there’s differences.
I looked up Ali’s background, and wow, that’s awesome that you have got such a diverse background, it’s really cool to read through that,"
attorney Trenton Garmon said when asked why Moore would need permission from girls' mothers to date them.
“What does Ali Velshi’s background have to do with dating children, 14-year-old girls?” co-host Stephanie Ruhle interjected.
Velshi was born in Kenya, raised in Canada and graduated from Queen’s University in Ontario.
“In other countries, there’s arrangement through parents for what we would refer to as consensual marriage,” Garmon said.
“Ali’s from Canada,” Ruhle said.
“Ali’s also spent time in other countries,” Garmon said. “So it’s not a bad thing.”
“I don’t know where you’re going with this, Trenton,” Velshi said.
Garmon represents the Foundation for Moral Law, a Montgomery-based legacy advocacy group headed by Moore’s wife, Kayla Moore.
He appeared on CNN last week to respond to allegations in a Washington Post story about the foundation, and
referred to CNN host Don Lemon as “Don Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy.”
http://thehill.com/homenews/media/36...him-understand
how is it ironic when there has been literally nothing to the whole russia bs? we have homeland sec hacking multiple locations(states) but lets not talk about that or the fisa warrants which were illegal, etc... just forget it all, right?Quote:
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Why don't you talk about them?
I don't think you know what you're talking about tbh.
:lmao imagine what happens if that yearbook signature turns out to be a forgery. I almost want it to be, just for the ensuing shitshow of biblical proportions.
don't care to run in anymore circles if i am being real. there's so much to talk about it's a bit of info overload. i'll touch on it a sec...Quote:
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https://www.cnbc.com/2016/12/08/home...se-report.html
as for fisa warrants... tapping american citizens is unlawful.
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And some blanket statement that makes no sense on its face.
You don't really want to talk about this.
Mcconnell is going to have to be put to rest if Trump does not tell more Moore to get out. The big picture is about losing a seat for the Republicans. These ladies have been telling their respective families about these incidents for years. And WaPo had to hunt them down, so now the dam bursts. The Republicans know this guy stinks really badly.
So congrats to Bannon for picking out such a stand up candidate. This is a comical mess.
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