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  I don’t understand how it isn’t perjury. You know what you know, and saying you don’t recall is 100% lying.
context: Kimberly Gargoyle wanted something like $60,000 to attend the January 6th rally.  She wasn't even slated to be a speaker or anything.  She ended up getting it, and spoke for like a minute and a half.  These are trash people. >
  
  Paid for, I believe, by the Publix 'heiress'. Where shopping is a pleasure! >
  
  I really wish there was a good local or regional place to shop for groceries that was closer to me and wasn’t double the price. Choice of Food City (jacked up prices, low selection, Kroger (good selection, asshole owner that doesn’t pay employees), Publix (good selection, right wing crazy owner who pays for insurrections), and Walmart (horrible produce and meat, and also batshit owners). Ugh! I wish there was an ingles here, because it seems they consistently donate to Democratic reps! >
  
  Publix is still 80% employee owned. She's an heiress not a c suite person. >
  
  She's still spending company profits that should go to the workers, on support of a hate fueled insurrectionist >
  
  She is a blood relative of the founder. Pretty sure she has zero stake in the company. >
  
  I'm reading thru kim's right now for fun...the phrase "I don't recall" is doing a fuckton of the work here.
  Fucking reeks of the same stuff Cassidy Hutchinson talked about
  
  "Stefan never told me to lie," she told the committee. "He specifically told me, 'I don't want you to perjure yourself, but "I don't recall" isn't perjury. They don't know what you can and can't recall.'" Hutchinson pressed him on this matter. "I said, 'But, if I do recall something but not every little detail, Stefan, can I still say I don't recall?' And he had said, 'Yes
  "I just lied," a rattled Hutchinson told Passantino during a break. "And he said, 'They don't know what you know, Cassidy. They don't know that you can recall some of these things. So you saying "I don't recall" is an entirely acceptable response to this.'"