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Feb 17, 2017
There. That settles it.
nfm
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nfm, we have had a "lying crook
On 2/18/17, nfm wrote: > .
nfm, we have had a "lying crook" in office since Jan. 20. nm
On 2/18/17, nfm, we have had a "lying crook wrote: > On 2/18/17, nfm wrote: >> .
OP
I said nothing about preferring a lying crook. Where you got that is beyond me. This observation was about Donald Trump. It had nothing to do with anyone else who was running in either party.
On 2/18/17, nfm wrote: > .
On 2/18/17, nfm wrote: > .
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