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Democrats Consider Becoming ‘More Ruthless’ After Losing Brett Kavanaugh Battle
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Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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After losing the war to defeat Brett Kavanaugh, Democrats are thinking about becoming even “more ruthless,” reports the far-left Politico. After launching at least a half-dozen debunked and outright phony allegations of criminal sexual deviancy against Kavanaugh, after accusing him of running a gang rape ring where women were drugged as a means to incapacitate them, after legitimizing the harassment of President Trump and Kavanaugh supporters up to and including chasing them out of public spaces, Democrats are thinking about becoming “more ruthless”? |
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Stripeseven
(10/10/2018)
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Ruthless : The quality of lacking pity or compassion for others. Imagine that...…. |
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