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Re: House GOP vows to investigate Biden for campaigning on Amtrak
Author: Ivan the Sneak
Date: 10-26-2020 - 15:14
> So you're repulsed by alleged "foreign help" but have no problem if Google, Facebook and everyone else in Silicon Valley works hard a making sure he loses.
Companies have been lobbying and funding PACs (or their equivalents) for at least 100 years. So what's new?
> Got it.
I doubt it.
> And, of course, you also have no problem if ballots are sent out en masse to every address in America and think it's perfectly "normal" for ballots to be counted seventeen days after the election.
Apparently the concept of "absentee ballots", which go back decades, hasn't yet penetrated the murk of your mom's basement.
> BTW, just what foreign company or nation does he owe $400+ million? That bill comes due within the next four years--how's he supposed to pay that in the White House?
I've read a wacko theory that somehow he's going to get the Treasury to pay for it, not that I put muck stock in it.
> I wouldn't worry about it.
Yessir, folks, this recommendation is from the no headache zone.
> Maybe he can borrow some money from Hunter and Joe, who have received who-knows-how-much (because the MSM doesn't want to look into it) from a host of countries.
Yep, the no headache zone.
Companies have been lobbying and funding PACs (or their equivalents) for at least 100 years. So what's new?
> Got it.
I doubt it.
> And, of course, you also have no problem if ballots are sent out en masse to every address in America and think it's perfectly "normal" for ballots to be counted seventeen days after the election.
Apparently the concept of "absentee ballots", which go back decades, hasn't yet penetrated the murk of your mom's basement.
> BTW, just what foreign company or nation does he owe $400+ million? That bill comes due within the next four years--how's he supposed to pay that in the White House?
I've read a wacko theory that somehow he's going to get the Treasury to pay for it, not that I put muck stock in it.
> I wouldn't worry about it.
Yessir, folks, this recommendation is from the no headache zone.
> Maybe he can borrow some money from Hunter and Joe, who have received who-knows-how-much (because the MSM doesn't want to look into it) from a host of countries.
Yep, the no headache zone.
