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>Prior to leaving, Sasse took one final parting shot at former president Trump. “I’m just sad for him as a human because obviously there’s a lot of complicated stuff going on in that soul,” Sasse told the Omaha World-Herald of Trump. “Just at a human level, I’m sad for him to be that needy and desperate.”

>Sasse was one of seven Senate Republicans who voted to impeach then President Trump following the January 6 Capitol protests. He accused Trump of inciting violence and “threatening” election officials, among other things. “Those lies had consequences, endangering the life of the vice president and bringing us dangerously close to a bloody constitutional crisis,” Sasse said of Trump’s voter fraud claims.

Poor baby. You're not sad for him. You're sad for yourself. What's the complicated stuff going on in your soul Ben? Walk away.

[Ref: public optics: ‘retired’’left’ refers to ‘fired/forced’]

>>18112431

One % Joe.

>>18112802

>Does anyone believe the "investigations" the Republican led Congress will undertake will produce any results?

I do. The House has the power to shake up the world. Already proven. Notice how the current house is referencing the "Church Committee".

This is just a small portion of those who "couldn't make the previous hearings for one reason or another".

>>18112837

>Guthrie Gremlin

I thought his answer was aok.

>>18112789

>>18112923

>anything else?

Ya. Send your reprimand to PDJT. He's the one that answered the question.

>>18113038

JFK knew the real pope from the imposter who took his place..

Why JFK did not kiss Pope Paul VI's papal ring in 1963

Kennedy and Pope Paul VI arose from their chairs following an audience in the Vatican in July 1963 and shook hands for the cameras, although Kennedy did not kneel and kiss the papal ring as was tradition at the time.

Kennedy, however, did not do so, mystifying pundits and commentators.

https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/history/jfk-kiss-pope-paul-vi-papal-ring-1963