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  1. "Honorable" Mike Johnson
  2. Which Phase are we in? It's been so long since The Epstein Files: Phase I, it's difficult to remember.
  3. Army Chief Doan-geev Fuq has now completely shredded it.
  4. Three Republicans have signed onto Massie’s petition — Reps. Lauren Boebert of Colorado, Nancy Mace of South Carolina and Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia. President Donald Trump has been reaching out about Epstein to two of them, according to a person familiar with the effort who was not authorized to discuss it publicly. The president has phoned Mace, who has returned the calls, but the two have not yet spoken. Trump made a call to Boebert, which the person described as “unsuccessful.” For now, anyone can remove his or her name from the petition. Once it reaches 218 signatures it will be too late. https://apnews.com/article/adelita-grijalva-arizona-house-epstein-files-johnson-da75c9f0e362291f3d0edb1da99e019d
  5. "Trump asked her to stop stealing his employees from Mar-a-Lago." That's probably the easiest spin for the Administration. "See, it's just like POTUS previously stated. He told them to stop stealing his employees and then kicked Epstein out for being a creep. This is just Democrats distracting from trying to destroy the country by slowing down the most successful first year of any President in history of the universe."
  6. I shouldn't be saying anything, but Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Data.
  7. Deal to end US shutdown would also allow some Republican senators to seek $500,000 for January 6 probe WASHINGTON, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Legislation moving through Congress that would end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history would also allow eight Republican senators to seek hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages for alleged privacy violations stemming from the Biden administration's investigation of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. The bill, which passed the Senate on Monday,includes a clause that would allow lawmakers whose phone records were subpoenaed as part of that probe to sue the Justice Department for damages. The legislation retroactively makes it illegal in most cases to obtain a senator's phone data without disclosure, and allows those whose records were obtained to sue the Justice Department for $500,000 per violation, along with attorneys' fees and costs. The Justice Department could opt to settle the lawsuits, rather than fight them in court. https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/deal-end-us-shutdown-would-also-allow-some-republican-senators-seek-500000-2025-11-11/
  8. Killing the filibuster would remove any remaining guardrails reining in the majority party. Neither party should be able pass everything they want without challenge. I'm shocked anyone thinks it's a good idea when the Senate is close to 50/50, voted by the people, that the entire Country is subjected to all the worst impulses of the majority party. "Nothing ever gets done" is a hell of a lot better than the party in control getting everything it wants done.
  9. And the folks who vote Republican won't care in the least because they'll just watch Fox News and blame the Democrats and vote against the dirty libs again.
  10. “Wait, you really thought we’d vote on this healthcare bill right here?”
  11. I’m going to buy a sandwich and throw it at my mouth!
  12. As God as my witness, I thought airlines could fly for Turkey Day
  13. I mean, if you grade on a curve, Trump hasn’t been convicted of a single felony the last 10 months.
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