/shrug, I laughed at the same time as everyone else in that room
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/shrug, I laughed at the same time as everyone else in that room
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vindman's lawyers sent letter demanding retraction or correction of espionage accusation from fox news:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/lawyer-ns...204853373.html
The only thing that would be better is if it was done in crayon.
oh, but you can use it in one:
https://www.fastcompany.com/3064790/...77JTWxBHXkQVNQ
Why does his handwriting look like Simpsons font?
Also:
https://twitter.com/Zylie/status/119...804519936?s=20
https://www.motherjones.com/impeachm...-autocomplete/
These are killing me
I actually agree with him. You can't really hear the other side. But it's usually easy to figure out the context of the conversation pretty easily.
I just feel bad for the guy, spending his whole life watching people make phone calls... like a kid who's parents forgot to pick him up from little league practice.
Holy shit this just gets worse and worse for the Republicans.
Depends on how loud the person on the other end is and how loud the person you're "watching" has the volume.
It doesn't happen often, but I've been able to hear someone on the other end when someone is sitting across the table. Normally it is the person on the other line talking really loud, or if they have a high pitched voice. My better half has one of those voices that can pierce... she isn't even talking loud and normally i can hold the phone away from my head and listen to her.
I say this, because i don't think i've seen Trump talk, and not yell when doing so. Dude's default is yell.
At the end of the day, does it though? The dude at best will get impeached, but still not be removed from office.
Like, the repubs look like complete idiots defending the guy, but they are defending him, and it seems like their constituents are perfectly happy with that fact.
While it's fun to watch this, I really don't think it's going to change anything. Do you?
If it doesn't it sets a dangerous precedent.