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To: Bill who wrote (1193999)	1/17/2020 5:02:10 PM
From: Sdgla	1 Recommendation Recommended By FJB Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573432

That’s a giant leap given what he craps out on a daily basis.

To: Bill who wrote (1193999)	1/17/2020 7:32:04 PM
From: Brumar89	1 Recommendation Recommended By pocotrader Respond to of 1573432

They were all crimes and I know you can only expect BS from Trumpanzees;

To: Bill who wrote (1193999)	1/17/2020 7:34:16 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1573432

This isn't a crime but don't you admire how he lied about there being no US casualties in the Iranian air attack on an American base last week?

To: Bill who wrote (1193999)	1/17/2020 7:36:01 PM
From: Brumar89	1 Recommendation Recommended By pocotrader Respond to of 1573432

How much did Obama lie during his presidency? David Moore, General Practitioner Obama’s whole presidency was a lie, apparently. Obama made the world think that America was represented by erudition, intelligence and class. He brought us Jazz at the White House. He did stand-up at the White House Correspondent’s dinner. He gave us in the antipodes the impression that America had a heart and a soul that was connected to a mind. He made it look like it was possible to have a loving marriage and well-adjusted children even with the most stressful job in the world. Obama projected the image that the United States was a nation that could be trusted and admired - a country of wise and well-intentioned people with the insight, integrity and ingenuity to make such an incredible human being (flawed as all such creatures are) their head of state. In contrast, however, Donald John Trump has exposed that lie. It was all a lie, apparently. Trump proved it. Goodbye, Barack. It was all a dream, it seems. Now the loud, ugly, hateful, violent and demented truth is out.

To: Bill who wrote (1193999)	1/17/2020 7:38:21 PM
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What's your reaction to Alan Dershowitz and Ken Starr being officially part of President Trump's impeachment defence team? Roland Temmerman, masters Social Sciences & Political Science (1990) Hello! Well now, I know this one for you. First of all, the common denominator is Fox News and Jeffrey Epstein. Allow me to explain. Alan Dershowitz was one of sex predator Jeffrey Epstein’s lawyers and also a friend of Epstein. Dershowitz has said that yes, he got a massage at Epstein’s mansion, but “I kept my underwear on during the massage.” He has been a prominent Trump defender on television. miamiherald.com Speaking of that massage Dershowitz is talking about, here’s a video of him explaining that, but fair warning it’s very disturbing and cringey: Isn’t that just sweet and respectful the way he talks about a 15-year-old girl at the time that was forced to perform sexual acts against her will for a convicted sex offender… Ken Starr is obviously most famous from spending the 1990s turning an investigation into a real estate transaction into impeaching Bill Clinton for a sexual relationship. As CNN’s Elie Honig tweeted, “Now House Managers can point across the well and say: ‘There’s the same guy who interviewed @MonicaLewinsky’s ex-boyfriends, WH window washers and Kathleen Willey’s dentist. Now he doesn’t want us to hear from Bolton and Mulvaney.’” Elie Honig (@eliehonig) \| Twitter During that time, Trump had some strong feelings about Starr, telling Matt Lauer that “I think Ken Starr's a lunatic. I really think that Ken Starr is a disaster.”Just listen for yourself: Acyn Torabi@Acyn Trump’s comments on Ken Starr from 1999 via MSNBC 11:57 AM - Jan 17, 2020 But Starr has been … wait for it … a prominent Trump defender on television. True story: Starr was also one of sex predator Jeffrey Epstein’s lawyers. Oh, and he lost his job as president of Baylor University after accusations that he mishandled sexual assault allegations against football players. Here’s the link to that egregious story: Ken Starr was ousted as president of Baylor University after school was rocked by sexual assault scandals To conclude: Ken Starr & Alan Dershowitz are going all in on Donald Trump and all three of them are Horcruxes for Jeffrey Epstein. People should better start referring to Trump's legal team as Jeffrey Epstein's legal team to avoid confusion about what's going on here. I guess it’s totally normal for the President of the United States to name two attorneys who worked for pedophile Jeffrey Epstein to his Senate impeachment defense team, isn’t it? It’s like a hit parade of the most awful people he could find. Fun fact: Ken Starr defending one of the most impeachable offenses in history after prosecuting one of the least with zero self-reflection and no sense of irony really encapsulates the GOP’s party over country ethos. Just saying… Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer) \| Twitter So you know, I guess Trump was thinking about this idiom when he hired both Starr and Dershowitz. Birds of a feather flock together… quora.com