US Presidential Election 2024
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firlandsfarm
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If so then you can bang up many people ... let he who has never accepted cash in return for a taxable transaction and not reported it and/or who has never presented the 'best' representation of their financial position when applying for finance cast the first stone.
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firlandsfarm
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What do they do with any unspent donations when they pull out? Impossible to return to donors.
It's not the act but the size of the fraud that counts. And he was president, FFS. Aren't law-abiding and tax-paying citizens entitled to better?firlandsfarm wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2023 8:16 amIf so then you can bang up many people ... let he who has never accepted cash in return for a taxable transaction and not reported it and/or who has never presented the 'best' representation of their financial position when applying for finance cast the first stone.
Sidney Powell to flip on Trump, a pretty sweet deal she got considering she was one of the higher-ups.
Hearing Vivek may choose to miss the 3rd debate meaning it could quite possibly be just DeSantis and Haley on the stage, Trump's dream of a crowded field falling apart.
Hearing Vivek may choose to miss the 3rd debate meaning it could quite possibly be just DeSantis and Haley on the stage, Trump's dream of a crowded field falling apart.
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Archery1969
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Trump will be pleased. Friend and Ally Mike Johnson wins House Speaker vote.
I was tempted to start a new thread called Today's Shooting, but I thought it might be in bad taste.
22 people dead and the gunman still at large. Surely that kills the argument, if the (unexpecting) good guys are armed, they'll defeat the (fully prepared) bad guy?
22 people dead and the gunman still at large. Surely that kills the argument, if the (unexpecting) good guys are armed, they'll defeat the (fully prepared) bad guy?
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Archery1969
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While a large number of US residents are armed, percentage wise not many have a permit for concealed carry in public. So it’s best left to law enforcement to deal with. If in Texas though then open carry is allowed, hell bars even have a secure place where you can store your guns while having a pint. As mad as that sounds. So best not to start shooting people in that state as you may suddenly find yourself being shot back at by hundreds of private citizens.Derek27 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 4:31 amI was tempted to start a new thread called Today's Shooting, but I thought it might be in bad taste.
22 people dead and the gunman still at large. Surely that kills the argument, if the (unexpecting) good guys are armed, they'll defeat the (fully prepared) bad guy?
And for those that don’t know, open carry means you can walk down the street with double six shooters on your belt, as long as you not concealing them then your breaking no laws. However, don’t try that in New York as you won’t make it to the office, home or anywhere else you might be travelling too.
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Archery1969
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No chance. Americans won’t hand their guns over without a fight, causing a large bloodbath nationwide.
