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Where's the downside?!

The huge downside is that Hillary Clinton's emails were found on Hunter Biden's laptop in a pizza parlor in Beghazi!
"The legislation also includes a rewrite of an 1887 federal election law to close loopholes that then-President Donald Trump and his team sought to exploit on Jan. 6, 2021, aimed at making it harder for presidential candidates to steal future elections. It also grants extra funds to the Justice Department for Jan. 6 prosecutions."
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Thank you, Jesus. >

Gee, no wonder the orange turd posted a video today on his hack social media site railing against the possible passage of this. Of course he made it seem like the world would end and and this was all leftist BS but it just seems he is anti-accountability. Go figure! >

No way. That's a man who takes ownership of his mistakes. According to him he's never made one, but that's not the point! >

I've worked with those people before. Take all the credit for the good and are the 1st ones to point fingers when things go wrong. >

The shitty part is when the managers don't notice and give c that person promotions, etc. I feel like a good manager takes that into account. >

Good managers do, shitty managers don't.
I've left jobs bc of shitty managers who promoted stupid people. Both times it ended up being a good decision and I liked the new job way more. >

I like reading GOP Twitter threads of them showing Democratic pet projects like, 3.M for Clean Energy grants in NY. 
Wow! 
Money for New York, good. 
Clean energy for New York, good. 
Jobs for New York, good. 
Representatives repping their constituents, good. 
Where's the downside?!
Oh that's right the Red states will miss out because their Reps don't care to help. >

“The states that actually contribute to the budget are getting too much” is a hell of a take from the welfare state representatives.