BREAKING, Wasserman Putz

Bigdog said:
They say 'beauty is in the eye of the beholder" ... apparently, for you, it's the Brown Eye.
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As nasty looking as Kellyanne Conjob is, she probably still looks like a fashion model compared to the best looking woman you've ever had.

At least Conjob has teeth.

Probably more than any woman you've ever had can say.
 
Getin the ring said:
Now this is news, Debbie Wasserman, maybe the ugliest woman in politics, and that's being in the same pool as Pelosi and Maxine Waters so that's quite the trophy, but I digress. But she was right in the thick of things during that DNC cheating corruption "non story" ;) before they rolled her head into nothingville.

But isn't this a lovely display from the party of hollier than thou
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Nah, the ugliest woman is a tie between Kellyanne and Jan Brewer.
 
evince said:
wiretapping?



nope he stole money asshole


I told you your site was fake news
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Try again idiot, I am never wrong

Democratic members of Congress, including Rep. Gregory Meeks of New York, have suggested that police had framed the Pakistani-born brothers out of Islamophobia. Yet his own stepmother, a devout Muslim, filed court documents accusing him of using high-tech devices to wiretap her and extorting her (see p. 23 of court documents in that case). A dozen people who have dealt with Imran painted a picture in interviews with TheDCNF of a charming, “cunning” extrovert who bragged about his power among Democratic officials and who seemed to have an unquenchable thirst for cash.

https://needtoknow.news/2017/07/aid...rport-transferring-283k-pakistan/?print=print
 
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