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  • The Frankish Reich changed the title to We Got Our First Scalp - Gaetz out; Tulsi Next?
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Where do you think he's going? He will probably still be in charge just without the title. The 2nd in command in the State Dept doesn't need to be approved

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1 minute ago, The Frankish Reich said:

Could be. 

Awkward in that Trump has already named his personal criminal defense attorneys as Gaetz's underlings. But hey, Trump.

Yeah Trump, and just wait until he starts mean tweeting again.

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And why is Tulsi next? She was an upstanding member of the Democrat Party until recently? She has to be clean as a whistle, doesn't she?

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1 minute ago, wnyguy said:

And why is Tulsi next? She was an upstanding member of the Democrat Party until recently? She has to be clean as a whistle, doesn't she?

Nothing personal with her. Just not an appropriate choice for the job.

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12 minutes ago, The Frankish Reich said:

Goodbye Gaetzy. And what a luscious high-hair scalp it is.

Maybe Ronnie will appoint you to Rubio's seat. That way he can spend lots of quality time with more people who can't stand him.

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/11/21/trump-ag-pick-matt-gaetz-says-hes-withdrawing.html

 

Interesting that you chose to title your headline this way. 

 

The TDS for the next 4 years will be off the charts!  

 

We should acknowledge that there is a difference between language that might be questionable and words that are widely perceived as patently offensive. Occasionally, the latter slip into NPR's reporting. A few weeks back an editor used the word "scalp" in describing a political victory; that is an example of a word that NPR's Standards and Practices Editor Mark Memmott said should have been avoided because it carries the connotation of historic violence toward indigenous people.

 

NPR: Awareness of Offensive Language in Reporting    50gg4f.gif

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Good.

This clown and his sycophants were responsible for the removal of the House Speaker.

I believe that stupid enterprise cost Virginia the State General Assembly.

Can't be gone quick enough.

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1 minute ago, JFKjr said:

 

Interesting that you chose to title your headline this way. 

 

The TDS for the next 4 years will be off the charts!  

 

We should acknowledge that there is a difference between language that might be questionable and words that are widely perceived as patently offensive. Occasionally, the latter slip into NPR's reporting. A few weeks back an editor used the word "scalp" in describing a political victory; that is an example of a word that NPR's Standards and Practices Editor Mark Memmott said should have been avoided because it carries the connotation of historic violence toward indigenous people.

 

NPR: Awareness of Offensive Language in Reporting    50gg4f.gif

 

But NPR is reliable!

 

:lol:

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8 minutes ago, The Frankish Reich said:

What happened to Gaetz's Spine of Steel? A steel folding chair?

I'll bet you a jelly doughnut Trump had a talk with him.

Trump is still going to find someone to come in and take heads, but he needs them on day 1.

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Just now, SoonerBillsFan said:

I'll bet you a jelly doughnut Trump had a talk with him.

Trump is still going to find someone to come in and take heads, but he needs them on day 1.

Oh, I'm not expecting anyone I'll like.

 

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6 minutes ago, sherpa said:

Good.

This clown and his sycophants were responsible for the removal of the House Speaker.

I believe that stupid enterprise cost Virginia the State General Assembly.

Can't be gone quick enough.

Bite your tongue.

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23 minutes ago, JFKjr said:

 

Interesting that you chose to title your headline this way. 

 

The TDS for the next 4 years will be off the charts!  

 

We should acknowledge that there is a difference between language that might be questionable and words that are widely perceived as patently offensive. Occasionally, the latter slip into NPR's reporting. A few weeks back an editor used the word "scalp" in describing a political victory; that is an example of a word that NPR's Standards and Practices Editor Mark Memmott said should have been avoided because it carries the connotation of historic violence toward indigenous people.

 

NPR: Awareness of Offensive Language in Reporting    50gg4f.gif


My god, you truly are the party of weirdos. 

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9 minutes ago, The Frankish Reich said:

Maybe he should just keep his mouth shut for, like, a day or two ... apparently too much to ask.

Well, it is interesting to me that out of all these egregious allegations, and supposedly credible allegations  of criminal activity, that no charges were filed against him.   Like,   You can indict a ham sandwich, right?  
 

Now would be a good time to remind the listening audience that Biden groped a number of women, Harris believed them all, and 214 million people voted for that team. Politics is a sleazy game. 
 

Also, I bring up Schumer’s dark narrative on the intelligence community and the “six ways to Sunday” they can get a person.   This may be what he was talking about. 
 

Anyway, he withdrew so time to move on. 
 

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