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For once I'm glade she let down some of the more pushy part of the party. A little stupid on her part if she doesn't want Bernie to get elected. Impeaching Trump and dragging him into would have been her best bet....
It's not like it would have meant shit anyway for Trump in the long run. Republicans have the Senate. | ||
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Nancy Pelosi has to teach the new, stupid, and young 28 year old politicians that advocating for impeachment is fucking retarded.
It won't be successful and you'll end up fucking yourselves in the future. For all her faults, Pelosi is actually making the smart call here. | ||
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"But when it came to the release of the stolen emails, Barr’s phrasing changed. He noted that, under applicable law, publication of the emails would be illegal only if the person publishing them had also participated in stealing them. He then went on to say the investigation did not find that any person associated with the Trump campaign “illegally participated in the dissemination” of the stolen emails."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/pb/op...=.369986ada71c Here's the guy who will be deciding if Barr's interpretation is correct once Assange is extradited: https://www.npr.org/2019/04/23/71603..._medium=social | ||
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