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gt1guy said:
Well, now we know if the DNC thinks Kamala got a bump from the debate.

If the NSA wasn't corrupt, they could spill the beans on all this if they actually wanted to.
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that is a fact worth repeating right there
 
SomeGuyFromOlympia said:
is this another trump record?
Multiple impeachments
felon
2x assassination attempts
grabs them by the pussy's

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Of all the things that have hurt the Mango Messiah the pussy grab quote from 20 years ago has hurt him the most. It has probably cost him a minimum of 20 % of the female vote. That’s an election margin folks :idea:
 
Splib said:
Of all the things that have hurt the Mango Messiah the pussy grab quote from 20 years ago has hurt him the most. It has probably cost him a minimum of 20 % of the female vote. That’s an election margin folks :idea:
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And the sad reality is the majority of the liberal douche bags crying about it have said the same or worse in their own locker rooms at one point in their life or another.
 
Splib said:
Of all the things that have hurt the Mango Messiah the pussy grab quote from 20 years ago has hurt him the most. It has probably cost him a minimum of 20 % of the female vote. That’s an election margin folks :idea:
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My aunt at the time was flat out "women say worse all the time, that's nothing"

Comical because she is a very straight edge business woman at the highest ranks
 

‘I Met Trump’s Would-Be Assassin.’​

Free Presser Tanya Lukyanova interviewed Ryan Routh last year. ‘He was this zealous guy, an American who really wanted to volunteer to help Ukraine.’​

Oliver WisemanMonday, September 16, 2024
Barely two months after a bullet came millimeters from taking Donald Trump’s life at a rally in Pennsylvania, the Secret Service spotted a gunman hiding in the bushes at his golf club in West Palm Beach and opened fire. The man fled and was later detained. Trump was unharmed. “Nothing will slow me down,” he said in an email to supporters.

Law enforcement said they did not know if the suspect had fired a shot Sunday, but that he had an “AK-style” rifle with a scope and was about 400 yards from the former president. “With a rifle and a scope like that, that’s not a long distance,” said Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw. Law enforcement also identified the suspect in custody.

Ryan Routh is not a name that was familiar to most Americans when he was identified yesterday as the suspected would-be assassin of Donald Trump. But when it was made public, my colleague Tanya Lukyanova got a call from someone she used to work with. Why? Because Tanya had interviewed Routh last year over video for a piece she reportedfor Semafor on American-trained Afghan commandos who wanted to fight for Ukraine.

Routh had started something called the International Volunteer Center, which purported to help foreigners seeking to assist Ukraine’s war effort. He spoke to Tanya about his frustration with Kiev over how it handled foreign fighters. “Ukraine is very often hard to work with,” he told Tanya. “Many foreign soldiers leave after a week in Ukraine or must move from unit to unit to find a place they are respected and appreciated.”

“He was this zealous guy, an American who really wanted to volunteer to help Ukraine,” says Tanya of Routh, whom she spoke to for about twenty minutes over video while he was perched outside the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., last summer.

“You can tell right away that he’s crazy, but I think people thought, ‘Who cares? He’s supporting the right cause,’ ” said Tanya. “Everyone knew him as a little zealous, a bit much. But nobody really cared about that ‘too much’ because he was on the side of good. He was helping Ukraine.”

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Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw holds a photograph, during a press conference, of the rifle and other items found near where the suspect was discovered. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Back then, “he was just a harmless loon, who didn’t do anything too crazy.” (Though not totally harmless: records indicate a long list of run-ins with the law in North Carolina, including a 2002 conviction for possessing a fully automatic machine gun.)

But Routh hardly seemed a career criminal to Tanya. “He reminds me of Brad Pitt in Burn After Reading, if I am completely honest,” said Tanya, referring to the Coen Brothers’ black comedy and its protagonist—a bumbling, dim-witted personal trainer who attempts to blackmail a CIA analyst. “A guy who is overzealous and goes a little overboard on the conspiratorial side of things. But until he does something terribly wrong, nobody quite thinks of him that way.

“Ryan Routh wasn’t a story, until he allegedly went to Trump’s golf course with a gun.”
 
grumpy356 said:

‘I Met Trump’s Would-Be Assassin.’​

Free Presser Tanya Lukyanova interviewed Ryan Routh last year. ‘He was this zealous guy, an American who really wanted to volunteer to help Ukraine.’​

Oliver WisemanMonday, September 16, 2024
Barely two months after a bullet came millimeters from taking Donald Trump’s life at a rally in Pennsylvania, the Secret Service spotted a gunman hiding in the bushes at his golf club in West Palm Beach and opened fire. The man fled and was later detained. Trump was unharmed. “Nothing will slow me down,” he said in an email to supporters.

Law enforcement said they did not know if the suspect had fired a shot Sunday, but that he had an “AK-style” rifle with a scope and was about 400 yards from the former president. “With a rifle and a scope like that, that’s not a long distance,” said Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw. Law enforcement also identified the suspect in custody.

Ryan Routh is not a name that was familiar to most Americans when he was identified yesterday as the suspected would-be assassin of Donald Trump. But when it was made public, my colleague Tanya Lukyanova got a call from someone she used to work with. Why? Because Tanya had interviewed Routh last year over video for a piece she reportedfor Semafor on American-trained Afghan commandos who wanted to fight for Ukraine.

Routh had started something called the International Volunteer Center, which purported to help foreigners seeking to assist Ukraine’s war effort. He spoke to Tanya about his frustration with Kiev over how it handled foreign fighters. “Ukraine is very often hard to work with,” he told Tanya. “Many foreign soldiers leave after a week in Ukraine or must move from unit to unit to find a place they are respected and appreciated.”

“He was this zealous guy, an American who really wanted to volunteer to help Ukraine,” says Tanya of Routh, whom she spoke to for about twenty minutes over video while he was perched outside the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., last summer.

“You can tell right away that he’s crazy, but I think people thought, ‘Who cares? He’s supporting the right cause,’ ” said Tanya. “Everyone knew him as a little zealous, a bit much. But nobody really cared about that ‘too much’ because he was on the side of good. He was helping Ukraine.”

es%2F5ced3841-89cd-415e-b52b-c55291d7e4ca_1024x679.jpg
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw holds a photograph, during a press conference, of the rifle and other items found near where the suspect was discovered. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Back then, “he was just a harmless loon, who didn’t do anything too crazy.” (Though not totally harmless: records indicate a long list of run-ins with the law in North Carolina, including a 2002 conviction for possessing a fully automatic machine gun.)

But Routh hardly seemed a career criminal to Tanya. “He reminds me of Brad Pitt in Burn After Reading, if I am completely honest,” said Tanya, referring to the Coen Brothers’ black comedy and its protagonist—a bumbling, dim-witted personal trainer who attempts to blackmail a CIA analyst. “A guy who is overzealous and goes a little overboard on the conspiratorial side of things. But until he does something terribly wrong, nobody quite thinks of him that way.

“Ryan Routh wasn’t a story, until he allegedly went to Trump’s golf course with a gun.”
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‘I Met Trump’s Would-Be Assassin.’

Free Presser Tanya Lukyanova interviewed Ryan Routh last year. ‘He was this zealous guy, an American who really wanted to volunteer to help Ukraine.’
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Irate's view on liberals/democrats:

1) Capable of running intranational, covert operation spanning multiple states, involving hundreds to thousands of people, leaving behind no evidence, with no leaks, with no arrests/charges/convictions, resulting in multiple stolen elections in the most powerful country to have ever existed.
2) Sends two crackpot assassins who can't hit a borderline obese 78 year old who's standing still or barely moving.

:grinpimp:
 
Bonanza said:
Irate's view on liberals/democrats:

1) Capable of running intranational, covert operation spanning multiple states, involving hundreds to thousands of people, leaving behind no evidence, with no leaks, with no arrests/charges/convictions, resulting in multiple stolen elections in the most powerful country to have ever existed.
2) Sends two crackpot assassins who can't hit a borderline obese 78 year old who's standing still or barely moving.

:grinpimp:
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I'll take number 2 Monte. An AK47 is typically a 4 MOA weapon in the best conditions, (Benchrest or prone shooting). I haven't seen the alleged rifle that was poking out of the bushes, but I highly doubt it was some high-end milled receiver, heavy barrel, accurized AK. An AK would be one of my last picks to make a 400 yard shot. So if this guy was as delusional as the kid that shot at the DJT rally, this screams patsy with the intent to intimidate.
 
Roc Doc said:
I'll take number 2 Monte. An AK47 is typically a 4 MOA weapon in the best conditions, (Benchrest or prone shooting). I haven't seen the alleged rifle that was poking out of the bushes, but I highly doubt it was some high-end milled receiver, heavy barrel, accurized AK. An AK would be one of my last picks to make a 400 yard shot. So if this guy was as delusional as the kid that shot at the DJT rally, this screams patsy with the intent to intimidate.
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Assault rifles can kill anyone, anywhere, at any time, haven't you heard? Every bullet is armor piercing. Each magazine is more like a drum. "High power", "high capacity" "Weapon of war" "Military style".

In California he might as well have fired a nuclear warhead. :grinpimp:
 
An AK has roughly the power of a 30-30. A 400 yard shot on a deer with a 30-30 would be at or beyond the ethical range for that cartridge, and being that an AK is a 4MOA rifle, at 400 yards that's +/- 16" from point of aim. I'm sure DJT is more than 32" wide, but still a poor choice. At 400 yards a 7.62 x 39 is going to drop 63" and will only be going about 1200fps with 400 lbs of energy remaining, about what you'd get from a lung blower 9mm at close range. And Fiddy Cent took 9 of those and didn't die. Again, a very poor choice for an assassin.

This Sherriff should have known better.

"Law enforcement said they did not know if the suspect had fired a shot Sunday, but that he had an “AK-style” rifle with a scope and was about 400 yards from the former president. “With a rifle and a scope like that, that’s not a long distance,” said Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw."
 
Bonanza said:
Irate's view on liberals/democrats:

1) Capable of running intranational, covert operation spanning multiple states, involving hundreds to thousands of people, leaving behind no evidence, with no leaks, with no arrests/charges/convictions, resulting in multiple stolen elections in the most powerful country to have ever existed.
2) Sends two crackpot assassins who can't hit a borderline obese 78 year old who's standing still or barely moving.

:grinpimp:
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1 is fairly easy when the investigative agencies in charge of uncovering things like this are full of the same people who refuse to investigate anything that makes their side look bad.

2 is understandable because that's the side that doesn't have weapons, doesn't know anything about them, doesn't actually train with them, and has spent my entire life trying to have them banned. They take their queues from hollywood, and apparently think a cheap sks with an even cheaper scope on it is a sniper gun, and hiding in the bushes makes you invisible because it works in Call of Duty. I have yet to see an openly-democrat individual at a gun range, and I've never seen one at a rifle or pistol match.

The closest I've seen was someone that everyone suspected might be an antifa-type, and everyone kept their eye on that guy long enough that he got up and left.
 
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