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No can't be true! That would mean a politician lied. President Biden clearly said he would not pardon his son. Clearly ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX etc. are all wrong.
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17thfabn started following Prime Movers: When Self-Propelled was Uncommon.
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Prime Movers: When Self-Propelled was Uncommon.
17thfabn replied to futon's topic in Weapons other than Tanks (WOTTs)
My Dad's unit used the M4 high speed tractor in the Korean War to pull 8" howitzers around. The M4 could also be used for moving the 155 mm gun (Long Tom). -
It is interesting, he never capitalizes words, and seldom ends a sentence with a period. Perhaps the shift key & period on the keyboard is broken? Now on the subject of getting women: Tim Walz seems to have procreated, so there is hope for most any one! In all seriousness, if you want the secret on how to get women I will give it to you now! It is a seven step process. Step 1. Oh sorry, I have to go......
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Per her statements she was going to do everything like Biden, or Obama or who ever really was running the government. So she should have just been able to run with the Biden etc. play book.
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I wonder how true the rumors are that the Harris campaign spent millions of dollars for performances by big names? You'd think if they were true believers in Harris they would have performed for free.
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What song are you listening to right now?
17thfabn replied to Hittite Under The Bridge's topic in Free Fire Zone
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Two other great Harris qualities: NOT WEIRD (just ask her) JOY!
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The article says he is a close friend of the king of Britain. Waiting for the conspiracy theories of the British royal family secretly ruling the world. Connection to the U.S. treasury secretary would be handy for a secret society out to rule the world.
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17thfabn replied to Hittite Under The Bridge's topic in Free Fire Zone
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I am always uncomfortable when such allegations come out against a person on either side. If they are guilty, we certainly want them out of office and prosecuted. On the other side what if they are innocent and the victim of a vicious fake attack by the other side. How awful. I agree that Gaetz seems like he lacks maturity and fore thought. The stunt of pitching the speaker of the house with out a clear path forward was clownish. I doubt that Gaetz will even make it to confirmation hearings, if he does I think it unlikely he would prevail.
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Gaetz pissed off a lot of people on the Republican side when he helped oust the Republican Speaker of the House with no plan of how to proceed afterwards. So he doesn't have a deep well of good will from his own party. The allegations and investigation by the house won't help either. The speaker of the house is against releasing the findings of the investigation. If there is anything negative in it, it will be leaked if not officially released.
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Undoubtedly, Trump will enter office as a lame duck. As painful as it is to say it, behind the scenes the jockeying for the Republican & Democrat Presidential nominations in 2028 have already begun. Hopefully the U.S. Senate will do its constitutional duty and fairly and completely review all of Trump's nominees.
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I'm betting Matt Gaetz is not confirmed as U.S. Attorney General. I will be surprised if his nomination is not withdrawn even before he gets a hearing. I think the opposition in the senate will be clear to him and Trump.
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Hopefully this will be a nomination that will get full Senate review, not just a recess appointment. If true, this would seem to me to be a very poor choice for AG.