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  Sleep with dogs, get fleas?
context: r/leopardsatemyface worthy? >
  
  Absolutely >
  
  I'm very curious to find out how many people in that article went on to find sweet insider gigs in the following 2 years. >
  
  Hicks might not ever need to be employable.  From wikipedia:
  
  Between March 2018 and March 2020, Hicks was Fox Corporation's chief communications officer and executive vice president. During this time, she made over $1.8 million.
  
  I couldn't find much of anything of what she did after that and now, but If I'd made 1.8 million in two years, employment would not be my number one concern.   
  Not much is turning up for Julle Radford lately, but given her age and career, I doubt she is too worried about employment at this point, either. >
  
  The thing is, when people like her make 1.8M in two years it’s so delicious, they set their sights on making 50M before they retire. >
  
  Good point. >
  
  No concern for the damage done to the Capitol, the police and the Country itself... only the damage done to their own future. >
  
  Exactly. Their own status and financial situation is all that matters. >
  
  This makes me so angry. Public shaming is in order. >
  
  "We all look like domestic terrorists now" >
  
  “We all look like the thing that we are!” >
  
  When people show you who they are, believe them. >
  
  Truth. >
  
  You can't ever get rid of that orange stain. >
  
  
  Trump and Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri tried calling each other many times but could not connect.
  
  This sounds like they were signaling each other to call back on the burner. >
  
  Exactly. Back in my day, that was a signal to turn on the prepaid and expect a call 2 minutes from now.
  We already saw so many texts among the office staff like Mark Meadows just sending a single text of "check Signal" because they had sent shit via that app they didn't want recorded. >
  
  Seriously wondering what ‘patriots’ think of all this evidence of conspiracy. >
  
  It was planted by the corrupt FBI /s >
  
  Planned on Hunter's laptop. >
  
  I have no sympathy for these staffers. The guy was an openly racist, misogynistic grifter and they were okay with his problematic views when he had power. They knew what they were signing up for. >
  
  Exactly. I think they became unemployable the moment they signed on to be part of that freak show.