47% of Republicans would still vote for Trump even if implicated in Epstein's crimes, survey found

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Earl said:
Jarod said:
I would have guessed the number would be higher. Once TACO is able to work on them a bit and get them accumulated he would lose very few, even if video were to come out of him raping a 16 year old girl, while she cried and screamed for help.
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Define "even if"? Does that make the following words a claim of truth? No, it proposed a hypothetical situation.
 
Jarod said:
I know Robin well. She is correct, the law is clear, TACO's attorneys knew that also.

Additionally, Grand Jury records would contain a small fragment of the file.
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So, no culpatory…or exculpatory proof.

You are genuinely screwed.
 
Jarod said:
Define "even if"? Does that make the following words a claim of truth? No, it proposed a hypothetical situation.
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Hypothetical:

Based on, or serving as a hypothesis.
"that option is merely hypothetical at this juncture"

Not acceptable in a court of law.
 
Earl said:
So, no culpatory…or exculpatory proof.

You are genuinely screwed.
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Yes, hypothetical, not a claim it happened. Would not be admissible in a court.

It was a hypo used to illustrate what extent of moral compromise I believe many Trumppers would accept.

Maybe a tutor on reading comprehension would help you, I know its higher level thinking than spelling or grammar, but I bet if you try very hard you could muster the intelligence to begin to understand more complex rhetoric.
 
Jarod said:
Yes, hypothetical, not a claim it happened. Would not be admissible in a court.

It was a hypo used to illustrate what extent of moral compromise I believe many Trumppers would accept.

Maybe a tutor on reading comprehension would help you, I know its higher level thinking than spelling or grammar, but I bet if you try very hard you could muster the intelligence to begin to understand more complex rhetoric.
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Try again.



hy·po
/ˈhīpō/

noun
PHOTOGRAPHY

  1. the chemical sodium thiosulphate (formerly called hyposulphite) used as a photographic fixer.

Your “problem” appears to be getting worse.

“I know its higher level thinking than spelling or grammar, but I bet if you try very hard you could muster the intelligence to begin to understand more complex rhetoric...”

“Its”…do you see the “problem” there?

Too, too funny.
 
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Earl said:
“But the president’s name was reportedly redacted from documents surrounding the investigation into sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as the administration prepared for their potential public release.”

“Reportedly.”

Lol

Judge, the defendant was “reportedly…”

Too funny!
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(Bloomberg) -- The Federal Bureau of Investigation redacted President Donald Trump’s name and those of other high-profile individuals from government files related to Jeffrey Epstein, according to three people familiar with the matter.

The redactions were made by a team of FBI employees tasked with reviewing the Epstein files for potential public release. The names were withheld under privacy protections because those individuals, including Trump, were private citizens when the federal investigation into Epstein began in 2006, the people said. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.
 
The receptionist’s post should be stored at the Smithsonian for the further enlightenment of generations to come.
 
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