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This girl used to be a liberal ... but escaped the dark side and is now a conservative. In the video below, she talks about how conservatives treated her when she was a liberal versus how liberals treat her now that she is a conservative. Democrats are the party of hate. All they know how to do is insult and hurl slurs at people that they don't agree with. I have not met one single democrat that can argue their point. They don't know how. They just become enraged and cuss you out.
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This girl used to be a liberal ... but escaped the dark side and is now a conservative. In the video below, she talks about how conservatives treated her when she was a liberal versus how liberals treat her now that she is a conservative. Democrats are the party of hate. All they know how to do is insult and hurl slurs at people that they don't agree with. I have not met one single democrat that can argue their point. They don't know how. They just become enraged and cuss you out.

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Bro!! This thing just dey anger me! How did they allow Barrister Marshall to hijack this case like this and even let him file the bail application with his own letterhead when he was never the lead counsel all along? How did they let such a thing happen? Are the other lawyers not into litigation law? Why didn't Femi and co allow him to lead after they realized he was set to sabotage their effort? At least for the interest of the defendant who is in custody.
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Bro!! This thing just dey anger me! How did they allow Barrister Marshall to hijack this case like this and even let him file the bail application with his own letterhead when he was never the lead counsel all along? How did they let such a thing happen? Are the other lawyers not into litigation law? Why didn't Femi and co allow him to lead after they realized he was set to sabotage their effort? At least for the interest of the defendant who is in custody.

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Jamie Raskin destroys the whole Tucker Carlson and GOP talking points around the Capitol attack. "They claim they were really ANTIFA and FBI agents but on the other hand they are trying to get them out of jail. Which is it? Why are they trying to get these ANTIFA imposters out of jail.. for trying to overthrow an election which they apparently won." Here's the Truth: - Republicans don't even know what "ANTIFA" is. They can't define it nor can they find a single death that this wretched 'terrorist group' that they say the Democrats represent, have caused. They use the word for all their conspiracy theories because it's impossible to defend a group that is NOT centrally organized.

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