>>6477454

This is so ludicrous and hysterical.

Am so utterly opposite to their generalization.

My idea of a day well spent is pressure washing the deck or going to an estate sale. That is, if the arthritis in my hip allows. If not, it's reading historical nonfiction or some genealogy research. This place is an entertaining place to use up some extra mental energy and exercise my patriotism. I have ancestors who were Revolutionary War veterans. I take their courage and contributions seriously.

They really and truly do not get it, not at all.

>>6477715

Guy on the left looks about the same height as Jerry Nadler.

5'4"

Napoleon Complex is real.

Pic related.

>>6477729

Of course AOC would tweet that.

She no doubt has some relatively-new "friends" on the far left who've made sure she has contact info for accountants, lawyers, and bankers who'll make sure any money SHE has gets safely squirreled away from anything as distasteful as tax payment.

Panama Papers, AOC? Ring a bell?

>>6477774

Love you too, cutefroganon.

I'm so old I remember the Watergate hearings. Will make sure the youngsters are buckled up, get the flashlights and first aid kit, and enough sammiches and Gatorade for everyone. Everybody pack clean socks and underwear. Maybe some Gold Bond powder, too. It's good stuff.

Ready, sir.

>>6477833

>>6477838

I hope to learn that someone on Q team has been in contact with this fine man for a long while now.

He's had the charity and tax fraud side of the Clintons' crimes completely broken down for about four years now. Have listened to more hours of his podcasts than I like to think about. Ortel has a brilliant mind, and was the key figure behind the exposure of the massive overvaluation of General Electric.

RICO law has a few very unique aspects, but the main one I recall offhand is that practically ANYTHING is admissible as evidence.

The money involved will likely blow everyone's mind when the amount is calculated and announced. It goes all the way back to Arkansas with the Clintons.