They need the Lebensraum.

Much better idea than trying to force workers to RTO.

#24,

That's not what I meant to imply. He is a coward and because he is a coward he would never have allowed that. I wasn't trying to say him not agreeing would have made him a coward because he's been a coward all his life.

OK have fun in foil hat country then. No point in going back and forth with a conspiracy theorist.

You're grasping at straws, bud.

#6 I'm saying there two options in my mind.

#10 if it can be traced to a singular or, at most, two point breakdown then I'd invoke Occam's Razor.

OK...

#13,

Even if they were dumb enough to try that Trump is a coward and would never have allowed it.

The secret service dropped the ball in the worst possible way and needs a serious culture change and retraining from the top down.

Massive levels of mind boggling incompetence and negligence.

Occam's razor says that is exactly what happened. Complacency is real and deadly.

The Trump campaign is not smart or good enough to pull off what you suggest.

Remember now, people saw him shooting.

And before you claim it was blanks, blanks hardly work in an AR with a blank-firing attachment on the end of the barrel - which would have been immediately apparent if he had one attached - not enough gas is produced to operate the reloading system. I can tell you that with confidence after many training exercises in the Marine Corps where we had to shoot blanks.

So you're saying the campaign went out and found a terrible shot and then had that terrible shot shoot live rounds at their candidate? Come on.

If they were trying to do a false flag op they would have hired someone better than Ree Tardy Oswald. They people at the kid's gun club even talked about how bad of a shot he was. Not everything is a damn conspiracy.

Judging by the title and link someone else also needed a nappy.

Natanyahu wrote off the hostages before they were taken.

More: Over Mr. Kennedy's speaker phone, Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee, can first be heard describing scientifically baseless concerns about vaccinations " an issue Mr. Kennedy is closely associated with " expressing disbelief at the volume of vaccinations given to infants.

"I want to do small doses," Mr. Trump said, before observing that the practice of giving multiple vaccinations at once means the shot "looks like it's meant for a horse, not uh, you know, a 10-pound or 20-pound baby."

Mr. Kennedy and the organization he co-founded, Children's Health Defense, have for years promoted claims about the health risks of childhood vaccines that have repeatedly been refuted by studies.

"And then you see the baby all of a sudden starting to change radically, I've seen it too many times," Mr. Trump said. "And then you hear that it doesn't have an impact, right? But you and I talked about that all the time."

Then Mr. Trump pivoted to an apparent effort to win his support: "I would love you to do something. And I think it'll be so good for you and so big for you. And we're going to win."

Mr. Kennedy, standing while wearing a shirt and tie, says "Yeah," barely audibly. Throughout the video, Mr. Kennedy says little else.

Mr. Trump also briefly described his recent call with President Biden and said he had asked about the near miss of the bullet in Pennsylvania. "It was very nice, actually," Mr. Trump said. "He called me, and he said, How did you choose to move to the right?'"

Mr. Trump marveled that he had been shot by an AR-15-type weapon, the sort of military-style rifle Mr. Biden wants to ban " "pretty tough guns, right?"

Of the wound to his ear, Mr. Trump said: "It felt like the world's largest mosquito."

Judge Cannon's ruling will create a pathway for an appeal to the Supreme Court before the case can move forward " and, for that matter, for the special counsel, Jack Smith, to ask an appeals court to remove her. But it all may be moot since Judge Cannon's previous delays have already all but ensured there could be no trial until after the 2024 election. If Trump wins, as polls currently indicate is likely, he could use his power over the Justice Department to have it scuttle the case anyway. - Charlie Savage NYT

The ruling is an attempt to roll back nearly 30 years of how special counsels, like Jack Smith, have gotten their jobs. In short, special counsels are now governed by Justice Department regulations set by the discretion and through the statutory authority of the attorney general. That has been the case since the Clinton administration, when the previous law governing independent prosecutors was allowed to lapse in the wake of the Whitewater investigations. - Alan Feuer, NY Times

It was only a matter of time, she was always going to do this. What recourse does the special council have now?

He was a great guest on the Howard Stern show back in the day. It was always funny when he showed up.

Before he took the stage in Butler, Trump sent out a fundraising email to supporters.

"ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE IN ONE HOUR!" Trump wrote. "I could be making a MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT that's sure to strike FEAR into the hearts of our DEEP STATE ENEMIES.""

Suing advertisers is a great way to drum up more advertising business!!! /s

It's both. They aren't mutually exclusive.

If you're writing personal checks holding up the line at the store in 2024 you're an -----.

Would have, or would've. Never "would of."

It's like nails on a chalkboard reading that.

But Biden is too old!!!!1one