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Uncommon1
(6/8/2016)
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| Because an unloaded firearm can be used as a club instead. Where do these people come from? |
| Comment by:
mickey
(6/8/2016)
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The same persecutor who sued the county for not giving her enough money to hire staff (she openly admitted that she had 40 known murderers she wasn't prosecuting because she didn't have the staff to press charges against them) is now saying she has her staff drafting legislation.
Which is it, Kym Worthless?
Are you too understaffed to handle murder prosecutions, or are you so overstaffed that all your prosecuting chores are done and you have staff left over for legislative lobbying?
Or, maybe you keep your staff too busy doing things that aren't in your job description that you don't have any staff left over for even the most important prosecutions of murderers and rapists?
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