Now, most of us already understand this.
HOWEVER, the greater public does not.
It's starting, with just this one tweet.
HOWEVER, the greater public does not.
It's starting, with just this one tweet.
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You could very well be 100% correct.
It appears things are coming to a head in multiple places.
So much so, too many people are f*cking pissed enough to do something.
If I had to guess, things are about to start shaking out.
Whether it's a RICO case, or sedition, or treason, I honestly don't care.
Just f*cking arrest these traitors for their traitorous behaviors.
bigredfish
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There does seem to be the hint of something in the works. I would guess that has to do with ActBlue which is blatantly obvious
DOJ/FBI is and has been catching major shit for a month now. I believe they're feeling the pressure based on reports from folks like Mike Davis.
That said, "outing" some folks and arresting are two very different things and so far, even with obvious stand alone cases with public evidence that have no need for "waiting", there seems to be no urgency to actually arrest.
bigredfish
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You mean its hard to find a good paying job with a degree in "Queer aardvark gender studies in a post modern Neo-fuedal society" with a minor in "Nose ring differences through the ages" ?
Whooda thunk?
Whooda thunk?
bigredfish
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See my post from earlier today saying just this.
He's not ditching the Democrats, he's simply putting on a different tie. He's still a piece of shit liberal
By the primary he'll have changed to an R behind his name
He's not ditching the Democrats, he's simply putting on a different tie. He's still a piece of shit liberal
By the primary he'll have changed to an R behind his name
bigredfish
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LOL, even the FBLie couldnt pass this one up.
If you hadn't followed it, he resigned suddenly last week when they found a Venezuelan gang member living with him. (taking care of the wife I assume?)
If you hadn't followed it, he resigned suddenly last week when they found a Venezuelan gang member living with him. (taking care of the wife I assume?)
bigredfish
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bigredfish
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I've seen two reports that Tom Fitton with Judicial Watch has looked extensively in to signs that Investigations or Grand Jury's have been convened.
And has stated publicly he has found NONE
And has stated publicly he has found NONE
bigredfish
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And the scum grifters and frauds you call "Congress" are still on vacation...
Sybertiger
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Lets see how deep this POS was in with this gang.
Parley
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China quietly rolls back retaliatory tariffs on some US-made semiconductors, import agencies say
China appears to have quietly rolled back retaliatory tariffs of 125% on some semiconductors made in the US, according to details provided to CNN on Friday by three import agencies in the southern technology hub of Shenzhen, as Beijing tries to soften the blow of an ongoing trade war on its all-important tech industry.
The exemptions apply to integrated circuits, also known as microchips or semiconductors, according to the agencies. They found out about the exemptions, which have not been officially announced, on Thursday.
On April 12, China raised its reciprocal tariffs to 125% for all goods originating from the United States, in response to US President Donald Trump’s move to hike levies on Chinese goods to a sky-high 145%.
For months, Beijing has been projecting an air of strength and confidence in its ability to withstand an escalating trade war with the US. But these exemptions suggest it needs to roll back some levies on crucial items that it cannot make at home or source elsewhere. Besides semiconductors, China has decided to grant exemptions on some aircraft parts, including engines and landing gear, according to an aviation executive.
Semiconductors are an indispensable part of just about every electronic device. They are difficult to make because of the high cost of development and the level of knowledge required, meaning much of the production is concentrated among a handful of suppliers.
Although China has made strides in developing its own semiconductor industry, it is still highly dependent on imports of chips and chipmaking equipment from the United States, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan and the Netherlands. Last year, China imported $11.7 billion worth of semiconductors from the US, according to customs data.
Duncan Clark, chairman of technology investment advisory firm BDA, said the exemptions suggest China does not have “autonomy in chips.”
(Excerpt) Read more at cnn.com ...
China appears to have quietly rolled back retaliatory tariffs of 125% on some semiconductors made in the US, according to details provided to CNN on Friday by three import agencies in the southern technology hub of Shenzhen, as Beijing tries to soften the blow of an ongoing trade war on its all-important tech industry.
The exemptions apply to integrated circuits, also known as microchips or semiconductors, according to the agencies. They found out about the exemptions, which have not been officially announced, on Thursday.
On April 12, China raised its reciprocal tariffs to 125% for all goods originating from the United States, in response to US President Donald Trump’s move to hike levies on Chinese goods to a sky-high 145%.
For months, Beijing has been projecting an air of strength and confidence in its ability to withstand an escalating trade war with the US. But these exemptions suggest it needs to roll back some levies on crucial items that it cannot make at home or source elsewhere. Besides semiconductors, China has decided to grant exemptions on some aircraft parts, including engines and landing gear, according to an aviation executive.
Semiconductors are an indispensable part of just about every electronic device. They are difficult to make because of the high cost of development and the level of knowledge required, meaning much of the production is concentrated among a handful of suppliers.
Although China has made strides in developing its own semiconductor industry, it is still highly dependent on imports of chips and chipmaking equipment from the United States, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan and the Netherlands. Last year, China imported $11.7 billion worth of semiconductors from the US, according to customs data.
Duncan Clark, chairman of technology investment advisory firm BDA, said the exemptions suggest China does not have “autonomy in chips.”
(Excerpt) Read more at cnn.com ...
2 things:
1. Can non-citizens vote? (NO)
2. How TF can a Judge fight this when its already the law?
I am leaning more and more towards this: Want to be a Citizen and have Citizen Rights? THEN SERVE!
1. Can non-citizens vote? (NO)
2. How TF can a Judge fight this when its already the law?
I am leaning more and more towards this: Want to be a Citizen and have Citizen Rights? THEN SERVE!
Ramadan Ding Dong, get the Motherf*****r gone! Wow. WTF happened to my beloved Texas?
I don't even think we can call him a RINO? Sympathizer, yes.
FUK YOU Cornyn. You are a worthless thief!