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Friday, January 20, 2023 4:39:28 PM
Don't give up yet Skepi, we might join you with a couple more Phyrric Victory's at the courthouse! This is THE most bizarre drama in American Corporate History I could ever have imagined.
How could a federal agency have SO MUCH unchecked power, FOR SO LONG? And NO ONE GIVES A SH*T, EXCEPT US.
Amerika, my kinda place
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You'll like this from todays WP, the feds are trying that dude (60yr old redneck "crazy Uncle" from Arkansas) who put his feet up on Nancy's desk on Jan. 6th and was memorialized throughout the world with his picture. At the DC federal district where the Lamberth trial was,
"It has always been his "natural" habit to lean back and plunk his feet on a table, at home and at work, Barnett said. He even sat that way during an FBI interview after his arrest. ("Look familiar?" he said to agents.) But this time it altered his future, leaving him chastened.
"Two years of lost life, misery for my family," he said of his legal predicament.
Finishing his direct examination Thursday, McBride again asked Barnett about the now-former House speaker.
"I mean, I can't turn around and quite honestly say I think Nancy Pelosi is a good person," he replied. "But I shouldn't have called her a b----. That's not right."
How could a federal agency have SO MUCH unchecked power, FOR SO LONG? And NO ONE GIVES A SH*T, EXCEPT US.
Amerika, my kinda place
! You'll like this from todays WP, the feds are trying that dude (60yr old redneck "crazy Uncle" from Arkansas) who put his feet up on Nancy's desk on Jan. 6th and was memorialized throughout the world with his picture. At the DC federal district where the Lamberth trial was,
"It has always been his "natural" habit to lean back and plunk his feet on a table, at home and at work, Barnett said. He even sat that way during an FBI interview after his arrest. ("Look familiar?" he said to agents.) But this time it altered his future, leaving him chastened.
"Two years of lost life, misery for my family," he said of his legal predicament.
Finishing his direct examination Thursday, McBride again asked Barnett about the now-former House speaker.
"I mean, I can't turn around and quite honestly say I think Nancy Pelosi is a good person," he replied. "But I shouldn't have called her a b----. That's not right."
