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Or Kenosha

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Kkkkkkkkkkkkk

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WITH VOTES!

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Isn't that ALL Republicans now?

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It's like the republicans are running Eddie Haskel for office.

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FEC regs also too prohibit "false statements", especially those relating to endorsements (and isn't cutting a campaign ad an endorsement?) although the FEC several years ago just threw its hands up and quit the enforcement business entirely, pretty much, which is maybe why John Conyers introduced a bill to create a private cause of action to secure preventive relief from such false statements?

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<i>SCOTT BROWN PRETTY MUCH ASKING PEOPLE WHO LOST LOVED ONES TO MESOTHELIOMA TO PUNCH HIM IN THE NADS</i>

He has nads? Hmm. Well, if he asks real nice, I'd be glad to try out my new sledgehammer for him.

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<blockquote>Last night, people held Warren signs across the street from the Brown campaign office, and <b>one</b> shouted: “You know those field people and those house people. This election is about that.”</blockquote>

<a href="http:\/\/bostonherald.com\/news\/us_politics\/view\/20221016obama_supporters_for_brown_courts_black_vote" target="_blank">Emphasis added</a>.

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Let's not be fooled by our experience with the Kennedys. It's no longer necessary to think that reasonably attractive middle-aged white guys from Massachusetts are smart. For example:

1. Scott Brown 2. Mitt Romney

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Surviving family members are people, my friend.

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<i>Jeezus</i>. After this election cycle Al Franken's gonna need to update his "Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them" with another 28 chapters.

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His truck is made of sheet metal, which is a substance. That's about as close as he's come...

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