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Maybe they've jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge holding hands?
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Hillary Clinton may still win the presidency. Here's how.
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Ah, I love the smell of freshly burnt Twatsky in the morning.
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PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
except maybe the idiot who said Clinton would win all 50 states.......wait, wasn't that.....
Right, the way Obama did in 2008 when China actually hacked into the voting system machines? Did McCain/Palin really win...was Obama the puppet of China? The way he sucks Chinese
ass...its very possible. Its over..please leave all your complaints in the box on your way out....careful, don't let the door hit you on the ass.
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Oh, hi
Why did Hillary have so many faithless electors? Was it Putins fault?
evince
Truthmatters
Sessions evil attack on black voting remembered
http://www.hickoryrecord.com/news/us...a9fb3f18e.html
WASHINGTON (AP) — A failed voting-fraud prosecution from more than 30 years ago is likely to re-emerge as a contentious issue during Sen. Jeff Sessions' confirmation hearing for attorney general.
Sessions was dogged by his handling of the case as U.S. attorney during his 1986 confirmation hearing for a federal judgeship, when he tried to fend off complaints of a wrongful prosecution. He devoted more space to that case than any other in a questionnaire he submitted this month to the Senate Judiciary Committee for the attorney general post, suggesting the matter is likely to come up again during his Jan. 10-11 confirmation hearing before the panel.
The 1985 prosecution involved three black civil rights activists, including a former adviser to Martin Luther King Jr., who were accused of illegally tampering with large numbers of absentee ballots in rural Perry County, Alabama. The defendants argued that they were assisting voters who were poor, uneducated and in many cases illiterate, and marked the ballots with the voters' permission
http://www.hickoryrecord.com/news/us...a9fb3f18e.html
WASHINGTON (AP) — A failed voting-fraud prosecution from more than 30 years ago is likely to re-emerge as a contentious issue during Sen. Jeff Sessions' confirmation hearing for attorney general.
Sessions was dogged by his handling of the case as U.S. attorney during his 1986 confirmation hearing for a federal judgeship, when he tried to fend off complaints of a wrongful prosecution. He devoted more space to that case than any other in a questionnaire he submitted this month to the Senate Judiciary Committee for the attorney general post, suggesting the matter is likely to come up again during his Jan. 10-11 confirmation hearing before the panel.
The 1985 prosecution involved three black civil rights activists, including a former adviser to Martin Luther King Jr., who were accused of illegally tampering with large numbers of absentee ballots in rural Perry County, Alabama. The defendants argued that they were assisting voters who were poor, uneducated and in many cases illiterate, and marked the ballots with the voters' permission
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Oh, hi
I see Bukkkle is too ashamed to come back to this thread or JPP.
Lol
Lol
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Former Vice President
I am very happy. Too bad you do t know how to be.
Would you like me to mediate between you and your estranged children?
Life is Golden
The Sage
The 2016 election is the gift that keeps on giving.
#winning
#winning
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Oh, hi
You wouldn't know a fact if it slapped you in the face.
Somebody actually said that? Now that's plain "1/3"... I mean. Geebus.
Le me see how easy it would be to be Daesh...
Five-thirds of the Los Angeles stars think Trump is orange. FACT!
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
it was this guy named BucKKKle......