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Yes but do men have an inherent advantage over the women drivers? that's what I meant
I signed up to volunteer in NV because of this exact reason lol.
Ah... yeah probably not, though it is exhausting steering those things, i can't imagine doing it for hours over and over for a career lol
We also had people on this very forum saying we should nominate him. He's tough enough to beat Trump!
Oh yeah, I remember that. Of course you're also seeing people saying Schiff should be Pres now. I mean, not as bad as Avenatti, of course.
I think the comments from that GWB Judge from earlier today are worth repeating. It seems despite Trump's vindictive efforts, the DoJ had no case against McCabe. This is crazy stuff, when even a Republican leaning Judge is sounding the alarm about "banana republic".
In one of the newly released transcripts, from a hearing in July, Cooney, who heads the Washington U.S. Attorney's Office fraud unit, told the judge they expected to make a decision on whether to charge McCabe within 60 days.
When they returned to court in early September, Cooney told Judge Reggie Walton, a George W. Bush appointee, that no decision had been made, but they expected to have one within days. At the next hearing, on Sept. 30, Cooney said "That prediction was obviously incorrect."
The judge asked why it was taking so long.
"I don't know why it's so difficult for a decision to be made," Walton said. "Either you have a case or you don't." Cooney told the judge "this is an exceedingly difficult matter and situation" and that he needed another three months.
"I don't get it," the judge said, telling Cooney he needed to make a decision in the CREW lawsuit and that "it seems to me from the standpoint of Mr. McCabe, he has a right to have the government make a decision and not hold his life in limbo pending a decision as to what's going to happen."
Walton added, "I understand there are political implications and other implications involved in reference to whether you go forward. And I fully appreciate the complexity of the assessment, especially — unfortunately, to be candid — in light of the way by the White House, which I don't think top executive officers should be doing. Because it does, I think, really complicate your ability to get a fair adjudication from the government's prospective.
"Because the public is listening to what's going on, and I don't think people like the fact that you got somebody at the top basically trying to dictate whether somebody should be prosecuted," Walton said. "I just think it's a banana republic when we go down that road, and we have those type of statements being made that are conceivably, even if not, influencing the ultimate decision. I think there are a lot of people on the outside who perceive that there is undue inappropriate pressure being brought to bear."
"It's very disturbing that we're in the mess that we're in in that regard," Walton added later. "Because I think having been a part of the prosecution for a long time and respecting the role that prosecutors play in the system. I just think the integrity of the process is being unduly undermined by inappropriate comments and actions on the part of people at the top of our government. I think it's very unfortunate. And I think as a government and as a society, we're going to pay a price at some point for this."
DOJ drops leak case vs. McCabe, judge said White House involvement like a ‘banana republic’
The judge, a George W. Bush appointee, said "the fact that you got somebody at the top basically trying to dictate whether somebody should be prosecuted" was like a "banana republic."www.nbcnews.com
That shit was the absolute goddman worst. Especially when people were arguing when he dipped his hand in immigration lawyering and the only effect he had was that he helped a kid get ousted all the while not taking advice from people who actually work in immigration law.
Thank you for understanding my pain. I love him in spite of all this. 😭
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Taking your Jeep or lifted truck out into the wilderness to splash in a bunch of mud puddles.
Basically what kev said. We own 5 acres and you drive out there to the mud. You drive your 4 wheelers and truck through the mud. It's as stupid as it sounds. My two oldest boys live it. My oldest daughter loves it. Our 2 year old son haaaates it (because he's the good child) and the other two are too young to have any thoughts
My husband has a big truck, loves hunting and fishing, country music and camo hats. He is the poster child for trump lovers. But he's gay as all hell, loathes anyone who is a racist/sexist/bigot and is a huuuuge union guy. He's also named Colt so he's like the anti stereotype lol
