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  Not that often, though I'm at least open to discussing things and admitting if/when I'm wrong AND changing my mind. The beauty of being an Independent, I guess.
context: The transcripts didn’t need to be a part of the summary. It totally makes sense they just came later as evidence to back things up >
  
  Yeah, keep the focus on the main points and recommend charges first, then let the deeper details out after. >
  
  Release the findings, let the other side shriek and flail, then release the evidence that backs it all up. Mic drop >
  
  Nice timing. Anyone can now print these out, wrap them up, and give them to their Trunp-loving, Republican-voting family members to open on Christmas morning.  What better gift than the truth that they'll never see on Fox? >
  
  These people are so far gone. Nothing will change their minds. >
  
  How often do you have your mind changed regarding politics?