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Should Columbia explore imposing curfews to curb youth violence?
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Should the City of Sturgeon ask for an investigation of a dog's shooting by an officer?
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Should the LAPD officer be charged for killing an innocent teenage girl?
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Sussie Due
Unless they can't talk, if a person cant make a simple phone call then they can't be in too dire of straights.
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Peter Cassidy
The top DOJ officials determined that there was solid evidence that the former President had official classified documents. That is, simply put breaking a federal law.
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Jim Smith
Just the same as Hillary Clinton. She took classified info, but she distroyed 30,000 incriminating emails. Never charged, never raided. Why the difference?
Manuel Bermudez
Because it’s against the law to remove White House documents after you’ve left office. These docs don’t belong to a retired president. They belong to the American people. It’s a federal law. As a president he should have known this. Just sayin ….
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ray hst
I voted no simply because I cannot believe that my country would do it without political gain. If our leaders were truly honest and law abiding, I would say if evidence points to wrongdoing go for it. Nobody should be above the law. But remember, do you think our government is honest? Right...
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Joanne Dunham Sealund
This is just another fishing' expedition . Dems are desperate to find something, anything to keep him from running for office.
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He should pay dearly, and all of the left wingnuts should also pay dearly. There is no place in America for hate from either extreme. That includes the lying media like CNN which appears to be soon purchased by China.
ReplyIt's awesome that this right wing conspiracy theorist that spews lies regularly got busted in court TWICE with lying under oath.
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