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Uncle at Nintendo posted:Off topic but you have an incredibly long commute!! Drive from Utah to Idaho on Monday come home Friday. That's the construction industry for ya.
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more like PEE SPRAY in his STUPED FACE AMIRITE
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I wonder if he'll keep his new "I'm not a dumbfuck" black rim glasses in Jail?
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Baracula posted:-forums texas defender if i cant defend the godliest state in this gay union america truly has fallen
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Y-Hat posted:i have no idea why there is a concerted effort to flip Texas from a red state when Georgia is closer to being blue. that's saying something because Georgia is a cesspool that nate silver guy did the projections and texas never goes blue. Georgia flips in 2048 or something haha
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Aug 16, 2014 22:03
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Raskolnikov38 posted:he will be because the mug shots can still be used in ads after he's acquitted thats gonna be funny
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Aug 16, 2014 22:05
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Rick perry never smiles. Maybe he will for the mug shot. Also the only people bitching are people who literally vote republican sometimes because "you should vote for who has the best ideas not just party" lol
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Aug 16, 2014 22:09
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Slurin posted:Youre retarded pls don't execute me
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Nonsense posted:Rick perry never smiles. Maybe he will for the mug shot. Also the only people bitching are people who literally vote republican sometimes because "you should vote for who has the best ideas not just party" lol Lol if you think using executive power against a felony convicted official is jailable
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Aug 16, 2014 22:11
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Tubgirl Cosplay posted:pls don't execute me Too late, stay safe tubgirl ghost
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Cesar Cedeno posted:lol he could actually end up in jail.
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Aug 16, 2014 22:15
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Slurin posted:It He's definitely guilty of the second count. The first count probably won't pass the sniff test. democrat DA is accused of corruption because she demanded the sheriff release her from jail. He didn't, no corruption, that's how texas works, because the GOP normalized it, Perry made a casual mistake. Should have just cut her offices funding without saying poo poo.
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Aug 16, 2014 22:16
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Remember when he threatened to secede and everyone else in the country was like, "We call your bluff."
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Aug 16, 2014 22:16
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Nonsense posted:He's definitely guilty of the second count. The first count probably won't pass the sniff test. Meh, this is just a political takedown. Special prosecutor only called on people in austin, wildely liberal. They tried it with the fat guy in new jersey and it didn't work and this one is even more contrived. A dude who has been governor for 14 years doesn't simply gently caress up as you implied
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Aug 16, 2014 22:22
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yeah, christie closing down a bridge to punish some mayor who didn't support him in the last election was perfectly legal. stupid witch hunts
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Aug 16, 2014 22:26
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generally you can't cut funding to a department just because you don't like the person running it or because they won't listen to you. even if theyre a drunk it's the reason for texas's last governor indictment (early 1900s I think), a democrat that time. #godblessdickperry
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Aug 16, 2014 22:27
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Slurin posted:I am a coward who makes grandiose claims and then runs away when asked for evidence. Please ignore everything I have to say.
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Aug 16, 2014 22:28
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Slurin posted:Meh, this is just a political takedown. Special prosecutor only called on people in austin, wildely liberal. They tried it with the fat guy in new jersey and it didn't work and this one is even more contrived. A dude who has been governor for 14 years doesn't simply gently caress up as you implied youre an idiot
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Sheng-ji Yang posted:youre an idiot I agree with slurin. It just doesn't seem plausible for a guy who was in office for 14 years to just accidentally commit a blatant felony towards the very end of his time in office. I mean, sure, what he's accused of doing is clearly against the law, and Perry did admit in specific detail to doing exactly what he's accused of....but it just doesn't pass the "sniff test", to borrow a phrase from another poster. I suspect shenanigans. Perry was set up somehow. I'm not going to go as far as to suggest a plot involving mind control or something insane like that, but I do think there's a good chance Obama abused the powers of the presidency to either threaten, coerce, or surreptitiously maneuver Perry into the position he's found himself in now. I'm not saying Perry did no wrong, of course; he clearly has skeletons in his closet which Obama must have taken advantage of. I've voted for both Republicans and Democrats in the past, so I think I have a sort of unique perspective where I can see both sides of the issue here.
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Benedick Cuckold posted:I agree with slurin. It just doesn't seem plausible for a guy who was in office for 14 years to just accidentally commit a blatant felony towards the very end of his time in office. I mean, sure, what he's accused of doing is clearly against the law, and Perry did admit in specific detail to doing exactly what he's accused of....but it just doesn't pass the "sniff test", to borrow a phrase from another poster. I suspect shenanigans. Perry was set up somehow. I'm not going to go as far as to suggest a plot involving mind control or something insane like that, but I do think there's a good chance Obama abused the powers of the presidency to either threaten, coerce, or surreptitiously maneuver Perry into the position he's found himself in now. I'm not saying Perry did no wrong, of course; he clearly has skeletons in his closet which Obama must have taken advantage of. I've voted for both Republicans and Democrats in the past, so I think I have a sort of unique perspective where I can see both sides of the issue here. lol
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Benedick Cuckold posted:I agree with slurin. It just doesn't seem plausible for a guy who was in office for 14 years to just accidentally commit a blatant felony towards the very end of his time in office. I mean, sure, what he's accused of doing is clearly against the law, and Perry did admit in specific detail to doing exactly what he's accused of....but it just doesn't pass the "sniff test", to borrow a phrase from another poster. I suspect shenanigans. Perry was set up somehow. I'm not going to go as far as to suggest a plot involving mind control or something insane like that, but I do think there's a good chance Obama abused the powers of the presidency to either threaten, coerce, or surreptitiously maneuver Perry into the position he's found himself in now. I'm not saying Perry did no wrong, of course; he clearly has skeletons in his closet which Obama must have taken advantage of. I've voted for both Republicans and Democrats in the past, so I think I have a sort of unique perspective where I can see both sides of the issue here. Agreed. Obama's looking pretty suspicious in all this imo.
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BigBoss posted:Remember when he threatened to secede and everyone else in the country was like, "Please and thank you." ftfy
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Molly Ivins status: not seeing any of this
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i'm sure the harsh justice will be applied to Rick Perry, because of the way he made that bitch who got a DUI resign. IF not wlel... lets just say I'm moving to canada
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Kelfeftaf posted:Agreed. Obama's looking pretty suspicious in all this imo. yeah call me skeptical but this just came out of nowhere? right before midterm elections? right when obama is trying to distract us from his screw up in benghazi? ummm don't get me wrong rick perry definitely broke a (very minor) rule but arrested? mugshot? this has 'white house power trip' written all over it
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Benedick Cuckold posted:I agree with slurin. It just doesn't seem plausible for a guy who was in office for 14 years to just accidentally commit a blatant felony towards the very end of his time in office. I mean, sure, what he's accused of doing is clearly against the law, and Perry did admit in specific detail to doing exactly what he's accused of....but it just doesn't pass the "sniff test", to borrow a phrase from another poster. I suspect shenanigans. Perry was set up somehow. I'm not going to go as far as to suggest a plot involving mind control or something insane like that, but I do think there's a good chance Obama abused the powers of the presidency to either threaten, coerce, or surreptitiously maneuver Perry into the position he's found himself in now. I'm not saying Perry did no wrong, of course; he clearly has skeletons in his closet which Obama must have taken advantage of. I've voted for both Republicans and Democrats in the past, so I think I have a sort of unique perspective where I can see both sides of the issue here. I wish Obama had mind control powers
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So he could make the GOP suck their dicks on national TV
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etalian posted:So he could make the GOP suck their dicks on national TV imagine mitch mcconnell shoving his own penis into his chinless face. hot
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lol if you think perry wanted her to resign because she got a dui. he wanted her gone because she was a dem in charge of corruption investigations. it is an illegal act to abuse your gubernatorial power to withhold budgeted funds for her department regardless of what he thought of her. precendent exists in TX for this. he threatened her and she didn't back down (how many us politicians have done far worse than get a dui and refuse to resign, please give us all a break) he went through with his illegal threat and a lawsuit was filed. there's precedent for it and whether he wins or loses his mug shot is still going to be on TV a lot and I can't wait. he's also going against the norm and paying for his legal defense with TX taxpayers' money. but that's cool! [effort] quote:The grand jury charged Mr. Perry with abuse of official capacity, a first-degree felony, and with coercion of a public official. Those are serious crimes, that could carry very serious prison time if proven at trial and if Mr. Perry is convicted. quote:The last Texas governor to face criminal charges was James E. “Pa” Ferguson, who was indicted in 1917 by a Travis County grand jury on embezzlement and eight other charges. His case also involved a veto that stirred anger: Mr. Ferguson vetoed the entire appropriation to the University of Texas because it had refused to fire certain faculty members. The state Senate voted to impeach him, but he resigned first. what a wonderful gift! i don't pray but i'll wish him ill from afar, best i can offer.
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It's also a jury indicted meaning the evidence had to be compelling enough to get enough votes to proceed to the next legal stage.
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Aug 17, 2014 00:04
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Y-Hat posted:except they'd still vote for him over any democrat so that doesn't mean much i'm throwing away my vote for Wendy Davis
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Y-Hat posted:texas people itt proving once again that "texan" is a synonym for "retard" if that was the case texas would be executing texans left and right
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Aug 17, 2014 00:23
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I'm not a huge Perry fan, but this sounds like a pretty minor thing. Still looking forward to Abbot taking over though.
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comes along bort posted:if that was the case texas would be executing texans left and right
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Frackie Robinson posted:I'm not a huge Perry fan, but this sounds like a pretty minor thing. Still looking forward to Abbot taking over though.
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Frackie Robinson posted:Still looking forward to Abbot taking over though. lol since having another insane GOP governor will really help Texas out.
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etalian posted:lol since having another insane GOP governor will really help Texas out. I just vote for whoever likes fracking the most.
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Kelfeftaf posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazen_bull yeah but Cheney has it stored way at the back of his garage and nobody's vacuumed the baby ashes out of it in like forever, so it's probably not available
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