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SuckaFree 2 points ago +2 / -0

I once crushed a flu-like bug the night we got to Pearl Harbor with a six pack of Killian's Red and bottle of Ny-Quil. Went to bed drunk with a stuffed up head and a 102° temp. Woke up the next day around Noon feeling right as rain.

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SuckaFree 11 points ago +11 / -0

Awww. Did the USAID money dry up? I wonder how much he pilfered for himself?

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SuckaFree 1 point ago +1 / -0

The more things change, the more they stay the same...

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SuckaFree 2 points ago +2 / -0

When I was stationed at NAS North Island back in 1995, we would regularly go to Tijuana on the weekends and have to see this happening every time. What's worse is that you'd see illegals swimming thru it just to attempt a border crossing.

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SuckaFree 3 points ago +3 / -0

Which guy are you voting for? I haven't done much research into either candidate yet.

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SuckaFree 1 point ago +1 / -0

The Doges of Venice were often corrupt, who targeted and murdered their rivals. This gave rise to what we now know as La Cosa Nostra and the Black Nobility.

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SuckaFree 3 points ago +3 / -0

He's delaying the inevitable. The only viable reason as to why he'd extend it this shame ruling, or even make it in the first place, is to allow his aides to search the legal code for some sort of precedent that would allow him to make the ruling. This is the basis of lawfare. Make a ruling first, whether or not it's legally justified thru already established law or legal precedent, and then go back and search for that justification, and, if you have to, extend the original ruling ad nauseum until you find that justifying law or precedent. Lawfare isn't just about using a person or entity enough times, attempting to bankrupt them or wear them down to a point where the defendent gives up.

Boasberg regularly used lawfare as a bludgeon to allow his staff the time they need to find the legal justification for his whacked out rulings. Sometimes he's successful, but most of the time he's not.

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SuckaFree 2 points ago +2 / -0

I don't kno about exposing the Cabal, but I do know that just about every terrorist org on the planet uses Signal to communicate. I'm also fairly certain NSA has the backdoor decryption keys, so it really isn't much of a "secure" messaging app and, realistically, Gabbard, Vance, and Hegseth should've known better than to use an app that was on a phone previously used by the Buyden Admin.

But apparently, it's too much to ask of even those three to be better and do better than the previous Admins that came before them.

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SuckaFree 10 points ago +10 / -0

That's fine. I hear all 68 FL counties are currently hiring Deputies. A lot of our cities and towns are also hiring. Plenty of LEO jobs to go around. Plus, the weather is much better than upstate NY.

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SuckaFree 2 points ago +2 / -0

While I commend the effort, with th current Congressional make-up, this doesn't have a chance at passing either Chamber. Still too many Dems, and still too many back alley Repubs willing to do whatever they're told by [them].

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SuckaFree 3 points ago +3 / -0

There's only a handful of gay dudes I trust. Two I served in the Navy with, one I raised. Two went to war with me, one helps to homeschool my daughter.

Graham flip flops so damn much on almost all issues that it's a wonder he's lasted as long as he has in politics.

Beware the fairweather friends. Because while they may be your friend, they're always searching for the winds to change so they can stab you in the back. That's Lindsey Graham.

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SuckaFree 7 points ago +7 / -0

I learned in Junior High Biology that a virus stays with you once you've contracted it, and the only way to become immune to them is to be exposed to them and let the human immune system do it's job. That's when I also learned that vaccines don't do shit for the immune system any more than a placebo can.

That was in 1988, btw.

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SuckaFree 6 points ago +6 / -0

She's crying because she knows once she's back in Mexico that the cartel she's working for is gonna be looking for her to collect on her debt to them.

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