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In reply to the discussion: Appeals court sides with Trump in border wall dispute [View all]

Eliot Rosewater

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3. This is the court rump is going to appoint sycophant traitors to real soon. right?
Reply to Eugene (Original post)
Mon Feb 11, 2019, 08:32 PM
Feb 2019

There is a difference between something that is upheld as legal and something that should never be done in the first place.

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Appeals court sides with Trump in border wall dispute [View all] Eugene Feb 2019 OP
BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! bluestarone Feb 2019 #1
Terrible Decision humbled_opinion Feb 2019 #2
This is the court rump is going to appoint sycophant traitors to real soon. right? Eliot Rosewater Feb 2019 #3
Every judge and prosecutor's electronic devices are vulnerable to hacking by bad actors Rocky888 Feb 2019 #4
Devil's Advocate: forgotmylogin Feb 2019 #5
Unless there's more to it, nothing. You actually read and comprehended the OP. Well done :) (nt) mr_lebowski Feb 2019 #7
The plaintiffs will ask for a full panel review Apollyonus Feb 2019 #6
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