Yep. Still can’t answer my question. All hat and no cattle.

Happy trails, Tex.

Wow, what a snowflake.

BTW…you never really did answer my first question. You just deflected and moved on to your next talking point. I guess that means you’re okay with the scales of justice being unbalanced.

Sounds like you really like the taste of that Kool-Aid. Watch out though. Might be a roofie in there or fentanyl. USDA won’t be there to inspect it for you.

Sounds like you like to cut the fat off of your prime rib with a jackhammer…if this is the kind of less government you wanted.

My guess is, most Independents also don’t want what is happening now. Maybe some even have regrets.

Gotcha. My answer to your question is, he wouldn’t have to run for office again if he was innocent. And if a jury that BOTH counsels were given the opportunity to pick—found Orange Julius guilty on all counts…

So, your answer…

So, if I’m understanding your argument, holding someone accountable for criminal acts (in particular, someone found guilty on 34 counts by a jury of his peers)—regardless of who they are—is folly, perhaps even un-American because it emboldens his enablers?

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Write a valentine postcard to President Musk at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave (“roses are red…” you can finish it
however you feel). Get under someone’s skin.

Resist, and take as much space as you can to do it. It’s fuckin’ time.

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Everyone can check out 5calls.org. Call your rep and senators—If you’re in a red state/district, YOU have potential power in this red sweep of government branches to sway. Pay attention to your local offices and elections.