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Kim-Lien Ngo-Wah1 年前

President Trump & team need to revoke security clearance from those senators who met & prep buddy Zelenski ptior to meeting w him & VP Vance @ the oval office.

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Trump2024Film2 年前

Do you agree?

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Cindy1 年前

How about Fleetwood Mac’s TUSK as a background tune?

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Robb13🇺🇸1 年前

Why can’t Bondi arrest the pedos and child traffickers identified at Epstein island? 🤔 FROM 4 YEARS AGO

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Mrs. S.M.H. to Toxic 🇺🇲 Queen of Neutron Stars1 年前

I'm not happy with just firing. I would actually like prosecutions.

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Konstruct11 年前

Oh, they’re burning evidence right now. What you need to do is tell them the number two people and number three people save the documents if we find the documents later on, we’ll make a deals with you, but we’re gonna fry everybody else and you’re gonna lose all your retirement benefits, and we’re gonna seize your assets

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John1 年前

They’re not cleaning shit up, guy. Is the goal post just gonna keep moving conveniently? So will you being singing the same thing in April? Anyone tied to Epstein or anything else is getting off Scott free. National security being the excuse.

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zombiesqaud4201 年前

All part of there plan we are being sold out to isreal

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Gwana Davis1 年前

Firing is not enough, when is people going to be charged with a crime?

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Dennyd9531 年前

Revoking security clearance for those law firms is a big deal . It's huge . They run EVERYTHING through those firms .

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rico1 年前

How can they just simply be fired or quit,those mofos work for US🇺🇸 and there SHOULD BE PUNISHMENTS AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY!! No?🤔

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