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If the government shuts down, it will be because Republicans refuse to hold DHS and their deplorable actions accountable. The reality is if we start to erode the rights of some, we start to erode the rights of all – and I will not stand for it. We need massive reforms in DHS with real accountability before we send another dime their way.

If the government shuts down, it will be because Republicans refuse to hold DHS and their deplorable actions accountable. The reality is if we start to erode the rights of some, we start to erode the rights of all – and I will not stand for it. We need massive reforms in DHS with real accountability before we send another dime their way.

Pramila Jayapal

13,228 views • 6 months ago

Chris Hedges is on point here. The bottom line is that Trump can’t afford to lose control of the House. If he does, then the accountability begins and the true extent of the corruption will be laid bare. He IS prepared to do whatever it takes to prevent that from happening, because it will be the beginning of the end and he fears jail time. 🎥 TikTok -

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Not to be that guy and to be clear I think Sagat is too good ( damage and carry is too high), but this is actually one of the easiest ways to get the match on your terms, especially if you have a fast walk speed he has some of the most whiff punishable buttons in the game 😬

Not to be that guy and to be clear I think Sagat is too good ( damage and carry is too high), but this is actually one of the easiest ways to get the match on your terms, especially if you have a fast walk speed he has some of the most whiff punishable buttons in the game 😬

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