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I see the FEC on the list. I hope they continue to investigate Trump, Cruz, Bannon and the Mercers.

A report is out that access to the the first 2 sars was officially blocked due to an investigation.

Given his raw dogging habits it would not surprise me if he has paid for a few abortions.

Tahoe also said if junior was lying. It is already well established that junior lied to the Senate. The question is only how may lies are prosecutable as purgery.

The 75% reduction was in legal cases.

It is possible that the first 2 were deleted before the third was filed and the 3rd was released before the conspirator got around to deleting it.

Now we know that Cruz was involved with voter suppression through Cambridge Analytica.

He should claim whistleblower status asap.

The article said the 3rd sar mentioned the first 2.

Absolutely

I do not buy the automatic Pence pardon argument. Pence wants to win a presidential election and pardoning Trump would make him unelectable in much the same way it was with Ford.

I posted this in the Cruz v Beto thread. We have to wonder what they find about Cruz while investigating CA.

With Cambridge Analytica under serious investigation I wonder when Cruz will be implicated and how badly. At a minimum he employed foreign workers in key decision making rolls in his presidential campaign in violation of law.

It's called Gaza. On that note the only 2 state solution I ever expect we will see is Israel and Gaza.

NK said that two tunnels had not collapsed. But there is no way to know how much equipment survived the collapse and those tunnels could be highly contaminated, which is what I suspect, along with surviving equipment. If so the best thing they can do is bury everything in place as they are doing. Still we may never know for sure.

Along with the end of the drug wars in Mexico.

Treatment is usually much cheaper than incarceration and with better long term outcomes.

We cannot prevent having Fentanyl available. What we can do is have consistent purity and dosage to help prevent accidental overdoses. We can also lower the cost so that we eliminate the illegal drug trade and the associated violence. At the same time by making recreational drugs more affordable, we can minimize secondary criminal activity related to getting money for drugs. It would no longer by on the streets but in licensed pharmacies. We can also offer counseling and drug treatment options to users to improve treatment and lower the number of addicts. And, like in Portugal we can identify problem drug users in critical jobs where recreational drug use is not appropriate. As for guns, this would minimize the drug related gun violence which is a substantial component to the topic of this thread. The savings already outlined plus the improved standard of living for people currently caught up in drug use, drug trade or legal problems associated with them, will make legalization even more worthwhile.

Once you strip away the religious, racist, and power grabbing aspects behind the development of laws prohibiting recreational drugs I find it hard to understand why those laws continue to exist. Fines and incarceration don't prevent the human desire to digest or inhale mood altering substances. It is the worse possible way, short of murder that was suggested earlier, to deal with the problems that arise from it.

Beliefs are not rational thought.

That is not my name and I am just stating a fact that those are 16 year old titties in that avatar in case anyone cares. I would rather not have them in the temporary memory of my various devices.

And 16 when she released most of her video clips.

It was nothing he did. NK changed strategy after they accidentally destroyed their nuclear test site.

You and Duterte would get along.

In Portugal the number of heroin addicts alone dropped 75%. Big pharma will not be killing each other, and they can price illegal distributors out of business as long as the taxes are not too high. Around 100,000 people a year are dying in the US and Mexico as part of the drug war. The solution is not more war on drugs.