You are not wrong. There’s more boot knocking in OKC during the session with unattractive people involved than one can imagine
US continues to go backward...
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Dumb move, but singing along and acting rowdy at a Beetlejuice musical probably shouldn’t bar one from political office. It’s not like they were making out during Schindler’s List. She didn’t seem that upset about it. Is she the sexiest Legislator in office?
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Single adults having sex???? Someone call Ripley’s!
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HacklemanPoke
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She’s not single.
This is an R that ran in part on a protecting “religious liberties” platform and campaigns from the pulpit. She paints liberals and Democrats as evil. Her life is a litter box of examples of questionable anti family values decisions. The latest allegations just prove that if you package lies correctly even simpletons will be happy w a box of turds.
Divorced = Single last I checked. She filed in the spring, so even if it’s not yet finalized (no clue, but it should either be or be close) she’s still back on the market. Christians don’t claim infallibility, non Christians just like to lob that grenade.
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HacklemanPoke
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Not final. So still married.
Her date is a Democrat bar owner……..that sponsors drag shows and other gay events during Aspen gay ski weeks. 
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Rep. Lauren Boebert’s ‘mystery man’ is a Democrat who owns a Colorado bar: report
The divorced dad of one apparently scandalized his left-leaning family by spending the evening with the firebrand Republican, whom he has apparently been dating for months without their knowledge.
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Girl all kindsa thirsty.Her date is a Democrat bar owner……..that sponsors drag shows and other gay events during Aspen gay ski weeks.
Rep. Lauren Boebert’s ‘mystery man’ is a Democrat who owns a Colorado bar: report
The divorced dad of one apparently scandalized his left-leaning family by spending the evening with the firebrand Republican, whom he has apparently been dating for months without their knowledge.
PF5
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didn't mean to imply she should be barred from public office for this, just questioning how anyone would vote for her in the first place...although she did act like a privileged &$^^...During the argument in the theater, the two made comments along the lines of “do you know who I am” and “I will be contacting the mayor,” according to the venue’s statement....The two guests at first refused to leave the venue, even after an employee threatened to get the police, the theater said in a statement. Once a police officer was on the way, the two left, the theater said.
not sure why you would ask that last question in your comments...
I’d have to hear the conversation before believing it, but anyone who runs for public office has more vanity than average and after a few years of continual ass kissing people’s heads and ego’s tend to grow. I’ve seen the ol’ “Don’t you know who I am used by everyone from small town school board members up. Usually not their best look.
Because I like to discuss who’s the hottest female in public office? Many worse things to debate than attractive powerful women.
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Lots of folks open their Christmas presents a little early.
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Oh he’s scared…. Loss of power is someone like his worst nightmare. I don’t think he’s ever had a “real” job for any length of time and he’s too old to find another line of work now! I guess he could go work for his brother in law’s construction company but it’s doubtful all those no bid contracts for federal jobs will keep rolling in if he somehow weren’t re elected.
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Gretchen Whitmer: Three men cleared of plotting to kidnap governor bbc
A jury in the US state of Michigan has acquitted three men of involvement in a plot to kidnap the state's governor.
William Null, Michael Null and Eric Molitor were found not guilty of providing support for a terrorist act and a weapons charge.
They were among 14 accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer from her holiday home in 2020.
Nine men have been convicted, and two others were previously acquitted.
Prosecutors say the plot was motivated by rumours that the 2020 presidential election would be stolen and opposition to Covid-19 restrictions imposed by Ms Whitmer's administration.
The group, which included members of the Wolverine Watchmen militia, planned to put the governor on trial for treason.
Ringleaders Adam Fox and Barry Croft Jr were convicted of kidnapping conspiracy last year. Fox was sentenced to 16 years in prison while Croft was handed a sentence of 19 years and 7 months. Joseph Morrison, the leader of the Wolverine Watchmen, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in prison.
Prosecutors said the Nulls - who are twin brothers - and Mr Molitor participated in military-style drills and travelled to see Whitmer's holiday home in northern Michigan.
But the jury acquitted the three men, who were the last to stand trial in connection with the case, after a three-week trial in Antrim County in northern Michigan, the site of Ms Whitmer's holiday home.
During closing arguments on Wednesday, prosecutor William Rollstin said the men "hated their government."
"All the defendants here hated police officers and were willing to go to war," he said.
But the defence argued that the trio were scared off when talk turned to violence and did not support the plot.
"No material support. No crime," defence attorney Damian Nunzio said during closing arguments.
Undercover FBI agents had monitored the group for months before arrests were made in October 2020, a month before that year's presidential election.
The plot was never carried out, and Ms Whitmer was not harmed.
The case became a significant talking point during the 2020 election over the threat posed by domestic terror groups. Ms Whitmer was criticised by Donald Trump and conservatives for imposing a Covid lockdown in Michigan in spring 2020. In late April of that year, armed protesters entered the Michigan state capitol building.
"Today's verdict is disappointing," Ms Whitmer's chief of staff JoAnne Huls said in a statement. "A not guilty verdict on the plot to kidnap and kill Governor Whitmer in hopes of starting a civil war will further encourage and embolden radical extremists trying to sow discord and harm public officials or law enforcement."
A jury in the US state of Michigan has acquitted three men of involvement in a plot to kidnap the state's governor.
William Null, Michael Null and Eric Molitor were found not guilty of providing support for a terrorist act and a weapons charge.
They were among 14 accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer from her holiday home in 2020.
Nine men have been convicted, and two others were previously acquitted.
Prosecutors say the plot was motivated by rumours that the 2020 presidential election would be stolen and opposition to Covid-19 restrictions imposed by Ms Whitmer's administration.
The group, which included members of the Wolverine Watchmen militia, planned to put the governor on trial for treason.
Ringleaders Adam Fox and Barry Croft Jr were convicted of kidnapping conspiracy last year. Fox was sentenced to 16 years in prison while Croft was handed a sentence of 19 years and 7 months. Joseph Morrison, the leader of the Wolverine Watchmen, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in prison.
Prosecutors said the Nulls - who are twin brothers - and Mr Molitor participated in military-style drills and travelled to see Whitmer's holiday home in northern Michigan.
But the jury acquitted the three men, who were the last to stand trial in connection with the case, after a three-week trial in Antrim County in northern Michigan, the site of Ms Whitmer's holiday home.
During closing arguments on Wednesday, prosecutor William Rollstin said the men "hated their government."
"All the defendants here hated police officers and were willing to go to war," he said.
But the defence argued that the trio were scared off when talk turned to violence and did not support the plot.
"No material support. No crime," defence attorney Damian Nunzio said during closing arguments.
Undercover FBI agents had monitored the group for months before arrests were made in October 2020, a month before that year's presidential election.
The plot was never carried out, and Ms Whitmer was not harmed.
The case became a significant talking point during the 2020 election over the threat posed by domestic terror groups. Ms Whitmer was criticised by Donald Trump and conservatives for imposing a Covid lockdown in Michigan in spring 2020. In late April of that year, armed protesters entered the Michigan state capitol building.
"Today's verdict is disappointing," Ms Whitmer's chief of staff JoAnne Huls said in a statement. "A not guilty verdict on the plot to kidnap and kill Governor Whitmer in hopes of starting a civil war will further encourage and embolden radical extremists trying to sow discord and harm public officials or law enforcement."
Gretchen Whitmer: Three men cleared of plotting to kidnap governor bbc
A jury in the US state of Michigan has acquitted three men of involvement in a plot to kidnap the state's governor.
William Null, Michael Null and Eric Molitor were found not guilty of providing support for a terrorist act and a weapons charge.
They were among 14 accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer from her holiday home in 2020.
Nine men have been convicted, and two others were previously acquitted.
Prosecutors say the plot was motivated by rumours that the 2020 presidential election would be stolen and opposition to Covid-19 restrictions imposed by Ms Whitmer's administration.
The group, which included members of the Wolverine Watchmen militia, planned to put the governor on trial for treason.
Ringleaders Adam Fox and Barry Croft Jr were convicted of kidnapping conspiracy last year. Fox was sentenced to 16 years in prison while Croft was handed a sentence of 19 years and 7 months. Joseph Morrison, the leader of the Wolverine Watchmen, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in prison.
Prosecutors said the Nulls - who are twin brothers - and Mr Molitor participated in military-style drills and travelled to see Whitmer's holiday home in northern Michigan.
But the jury acquitted the three men, who were the last to stand trial in connection with the case, after a three-week trial in Antrim County in northern Michigan, the site of Ms Whitmer's holiday home.
During closing arguments on Wednesday, prosecutor William Rollstin said the men "hated their government."
"All the defendants here hated police officers and were willing to go to war," he said.
But the defence argued that the trio were scared off when talk turned to violence and did not support the plot.
"No material support. No crime," defence attorney Damian Nunzio said during closing arguments.
Undercover FBI agents had monitored the group for months before arrests were made in October 2020, a month before that year's presidential election.
The plot was never carried out, and Ms Whitmer was not harmed.
The case became a significant talking point during the 2020 election over the threat posed by domestic terror groups. Ms Whitmer was criticised by Donald Trump and conservatives for imposing a Covid lockdown in Michigan in spring 2020. In late April of that year, armed protesters entered the Michigan state capitol building.
"Today's verdict is disappointing," Ms Whitmer's chief of staff JoAnne Huls said in a statement. "A not guilty verdict on the plot to kidnap and kill Governor Whitmer in hopes of starting a civil war will further encourage and embolden radical extremists trying to sow discord and harm public officials or law enforcement."
They should still go to jail for combining Marvel and DC together when naming their militia.
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Dang what the crap is wrong with these people
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