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Fourth person linked to former congressman Scott Taylor’s campaign is charged with election fraud
A fourth person who worked on former Virginia congressman Scott Taylor’s failed 2018 reelection bid has been charged with election fraud and turned himself in to authorities on Monday.
Rob Catron, who worked as a campaign consultant for Taylor (R), was indicted June 21 on 10 counts of making a false statement and election fraud, a felony, according to court records. WAVY News 10 first reported the indictment.
A fourth person who worked on former Virginia congressman Scott Taylor’s failed 2018 reelection bid has been charged with election fraud and turned himself in to authorities on Monday.
Rob Catron, who worked as a campaign consultant for Taylor (R), was indicted June 21 on 10 counts of making a false statement and election fraud, a felony, according to court records. WAVY News 10 first reported the indictment.
I don't know about impressive, it's basically imitating what you hear and read.
I remember I was once corrected here for case and point / case in point. Acoustically they are so similar I prolly heard it somewhere, assumed it was an and, and thus used it that way.
A lot of learning language is imitation I suppose.
So far it works for me, unless someone wants to make something lame happen like "finna".
There's a series of really obvious election fraud jokes here given the poster, but I didn't bother.What about this do you disagree with@JorgeMasvidalsBeard ?
I guess it hard to keep up with fresh material when your averaging 75 posts per day.
It's not that tall an order when people are actually engaged in discussion. You do like 20-30 posts per day without talking to anyone.I guess it hard to keep up with fresh material when your averaging 75 posts per day.
The red-hot U.S. economy cools off, ISM finds, because of major shortages and not enough workers
Restaurants, retailers, shippers and other businesses that compose the huge service side of the U.S. economy simply cannot find enough people to fill open...
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It's gonna take quite some time for the labor situation/supply chain to recover from what the fucking idiots in DC have done.
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The red-hot U.S. economy cools off, ISM finds, because of major shortages and not enough workers
Restaurants, retailers, shippers and other businesses that compose the huge service side of the U.S. economy simply cannot find enough people to fill open...
What? No, it won't. Just pay everyone $100/hour.The red-hot U.S. economy cools off, ISM finds, because of major shortages and not enough workers
Restaurants, retailers, shippers and other businesses that compose the huge service side of the U.S. economy simply cannot find enough people to fill open...
It's gonna take quite some time for the labor situation/supply chain to recover from what the fucking idiots in DC have done.
Or just stop paying them to not work.
Someone on this site has been saying that for the better part of 6 months now. Looks like he was right because things are FUCKED.
DC is loaded with a bunch of fucking idiots.
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Paul Pelosi bets up to $6M on Big Tech before powerful House committee passes sweeping antitrust measures — Fox News
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband placed a bet of up to $6 million on Apple, Amazon and Google-parent Alphabet ahead of a powerful house committee moving forward with bills aimed at reining in the powers of big tech.
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Paul Pelosi bets up to $6M on Big Tech before powerful House committee passes sweeping antitrust measures — Fox News
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband placed a bet of up to $6 million on Apple, Amazon and Google-parent Alphabet ahead of a powerful house committee moving forward with bills aimed at reining in the powers of big tech.apple.news
It "appears" that it was done correctly and above board.Paul Pelosi bets up to $6M on Big Tech before powerful House committee passes sweeping antitrust measures — Fox News
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband placed a bet of up to $6 million on Apple, Amazon and Google-parent Alphabet ahead of a powerful house committee moving forward with bills aimed at reining in the powers of big tech.
I have little doubt that there's at least a hint of bullshit involved though.