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I tend to prefer the "fictional" Ratko version of what happened and think that's the most obvious, but i'm sure the prosecutors did what you said as well. Personally I believe both happened, but again, the Ratko version will be tough to prove.

I doubt they'll interpret it the same way. Trump is probably thinking "damn, that is so cool, can I do that?"

As Pfife says... The obvious

Very tough to prove as even if the client told them they were lying, they are not required to inform the court. I think we all know what's going on behind closed doors, but likely won't be able to prove it.

i'm very jealous. Carlisle is one of my favorites, Pink is one of my wife's. Already started looking at tickets, but my wife's health is hit and miss unfortunately, so may not be able to pull the trigger until later tomorrow.

I could definitely see that said, behind closed doors. But I could also see a response asking if she's with Biden or if she is content with going against the democratic party...again, behind closed doors. For all we know, it could be good cop / bad cop being played between the feds and Georgia as well. Regardless, at the very least, it's damn entertaining.

Mark Meadows is included, some what makes me think maybe he didn't flip for the feds. I'd think if he did, I'd think the feds would have worked with Georgia to not charge him here, at least not yet.

Press conference right now.....

Black Michael Phelps (pulled from #blacktwitter) is the hero we didn't realize we needed.

I believe Meatloaf even sang some, not sure if that was in studio or on the road (or both). Over this past weekend I was talking music with my daughter and her friends, one mentioned that of her dad's music, about the only one she really likes is Van Halen. She knew the name Eddie Van Halen, but always thought he was the lead singer.

As in songs he originally sang live...which is....Cat Scratch Fever...maybe? Most of his big songs were Derek St. Holmes, correct?

There is a good argument that this is true. Look at our China and Southern border policies right now compared to Trump. Rhetoric is different, but the policies themselves are very similar. For them, maybe just point out abortion though. Even if it doesn't affect their daily lives, I think the last election showed how many folks will bother showing up to vote over it. As for the old/young swing, i've heard that argument from democrats for 30 years and my dad (big JFK fan/democrat growing up) remembers his dad saying the same thing. At some point you need to produce results if you want to hang on to those voters though.

I never thought you'd become a Trump supporter and/or Russian bot. 😉

I've argued for being pro-cautious in regards to this war and our involvement in it. But to complain about Ukraine hitting, by all reported accounts, government targets in Russia, it's just laughable. The book meme is somewhat funny to me as that's one of my complaints, anyone that questions this war must be a bot. That said, while I worry about escalation, I don't understand how anyone can look at these two countries, both with flaws, look at what has occurred in the last 10 years, and not unconditionally root for Ukraine.

Just learned Brian Woodward died hours before this Court decision was handed out. Despite a crash that left him paralyzed, he continued to be active and owned a business. After he couldn't afford to pay for his own care, he lost his house, business, and now his life. This law passed easily with bi-partisan support and hailed by Whitmer as a major win. Most legislators claimed they were surprised that this new law would affect those already in the system, yet no one with the power to do something about it, did anything. Shameful.

https://www.freep.com/story/money/business/michigan/2023/07/31/michigan-supreme-court-no-fault-case/70496575007/ Great news out of the Michigan Supreme Court. Just horrible that it took them and not the legislature to realize what they screwed up initially and fix it.

Yup, definitely was a problem before....different letter next to their names, but same issues still. Note, my comment on Nessel was referencing when she was asked about taking money from DTE and she said she had to, because if she didn't, her opponent would. Unfortunately it's true in today's state of politics, but horrible at the same time.

My neighborhood has underground lines, but we've had our share of outages in the last few years and several didn't even have storms associated with them. Additionally you can blame harsher weather, but it's not unlike our roads, we fair worse than those around us that have similar weather. Nessel took money from DTE to ensure they didn't give that money to someone else that wouldn't fight for us though, so we're all good.

Legit points that I didn't take into account at that moment, but those points only matter if you don't extend the game.

And the downside is..........?

I apologize that you don't understand context.

You posted a screenshot. The screen shot you posted gives the name of the podcast. I have a hunch, if you look up that podcast and see when she was a guest, it would give you the release date of the podcast. Additionally, 'articles abound' point out that Mulvaney posted to her Instragram about Bud Light. In today's world, I just feel like there might be a way to identify a date with each of those.

Legit points, but still, I wouldn't think that would keep the average guy that wants to share some stupid bud light meme on Twitter from sharing something equally stupid on Target. I've spent years trying to get a diverse group of folks on my twitter account and add in the fact that per all of you, the second Musk took over it became inundated with racists, homophobic tropes, I feel like I would have still seen outrage at Target, even if their sales weren't affected due to the points you made.

This is why I know you're nothing but a troll.