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I was trying to get the sacred 8s, which bread did they go >>10888888
No it went to meta for a newfag. Talk about a fucking waste
It's a shill
I know it's you Freddy.
You fuck face.
No fucking new baker would start swinging his dick like you are.
I know it's you. I kow how you operate with your insults that masqurade as questions.
Shill fucker=
Think logicially anons.
any Republican that voted on the resolution today would have it brought up in their GE race.It would't even be desribed as Q anon in the slander articles and commericals against them. It would be like, "He voted to support anitsemites and domestic terrorists" This is the only outcome awating a Republican if he or she had voted with us today. Because the Dems have the majority and it was going to pass regardless.
On the other hand, the resolution has passed. What's the net gain/loss? A couple headlines for MSM for a story that won't even survive the weekend. Toilet paper is more valuble than the paper the resolution was written on. We're playing the long game. We need a majority in the house. Losing one republican seat because of the resulting smears if they had voted with us for a stupid resolution that changes nopthing would be a wast, and not strategically smart.\
The dems played their card, wanted to see if any Repubs would fall for it, none of /ourguys/ did. We move on, and try to flip the house this November. You don't have to fight all the battles to win the war,.
here's the list of republicans who voted with us
Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren indicted in campaign finance probe
Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren was indicted Friday on charges she broke campaign finance rules and committed fraud during her reelection campaign three years ago, adding another layer of crisis in a city that has been reeling over its handling over a police killing. Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley also announced charges against Warren's campaign treasurer, Albert Jones Jr., and the treasurer of her political action committee, Rosalind Brooks-Harris.
The indictment dramatically increases political peril for Warren, who was already facing calls to resign for the city's handling of the suffocation of Daniel Prude. The Democrat is midway through her second term as the first female and second Black mayor of Rochester, a city of more than 200,000 by Lake Ontario.
State Board of Elections investigators had previously concluded there was "considerable evidence" that Warren, her associates and a political action committee supporting her campaign took steps to intentionally evade campaign donation limits, according to local media reports.
Doorley said Warren and the others took steps to evade contribution limits between Nov. 6, 2013 and Nov. 7, 2017.
"The indictment alleges that it was not a mistake," Doorley told reporters.
CBS affiliate WROC-TV reports the district attorney said the legal process in this case could be a long one and the indictment was "not political."
"I am the chief law enforcement official in Monroe County. I was presented the facts, we handled it as we would any other case, and I am simply doing my job," Doorley said.
The district attorney said the mayor will remain in office, but a conviction could jeopardize her law license.
"Lovely Warren is still the mayor of the City of Rochester — mayoral business needs to continue and I don't want to dispute that," Doorley said.
Warren had previously denied any attempt to evade campaign finance rules, blamed errors on sloppy bookkeeping and referred to the investigation as a "political witch hunt." Her lawyer didn't immediately return phone and email messages seeking comment Friday.
Her arraignment, on charges of scheming to defraud and violating election laws, was scheduled for Monday. If convicted, she would be removed from office.
Demonstrators have been calling for reforms and top-level resignations in Rochester since videos were released in September of Prude being handcuffed by officers on a city street. Officers put a hood over his head to stop him from spitting, then held him down for about two minutes until he stopped breathing. He died a week later after he was taken off life support.
The body-camera video was taken early on the morning of March 23, but wasn't released until five months later after an open records request by Prude's family.
Critics accused police and city officials of covering up Prude's killing, though Warren said she had no idea the medical examiner ruled his death a homicide until Aug. 4, when she saw the video.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/rochester-mayor-lovely-warren-indicted-today-2020-10-02/