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In reply to the discussion: "Why didn't BIDEN release the Epstein files!?" Well.... [View all]KPN
(16,760 posts)39. Which while well intended and in normal times would have been inarguable, turns out it -- in particular,
allowing the AG to operate independently -- was a mistake. The Rs had already changed the rules of the game via Barr in T45, so weaponization happening today is not and should not be a surprise. We all knew where things were going to go if we lost in 2024. Now that -- that was a surprise -- and is still too hard to grasp! Ah, the curse of hindsight.
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Which while well intended and in normal times would have been inarguable, turns out it -- in particular,
KPN
22 hrs ago
#39
I appreciate that response -- and totally agree with it, though my post didn't make that clear. Just avoiding
KPN
22 hrs ago
#44
Areed on Hillary. I was talling about Bill Clinton's name being associated with the Epstein files.
brush
Yesterday
#21
We also have Merrit Garland/Chuck Schumer, and Joe Biden, who play by the rules.
mackdaddy
Sunday
#4
Because Biden is not a snivelling vindictive excuse for a human being. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Sunday
#12
Someone is out there blaming Garland, I'm sure. He's the convenient scapegoat for everything.
Oopsie Daisy
Yesterday
#24