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I don't think it's been alleged that Trump paid her for sex originally. Makes sense that she would have done it for free, presupposing that she was taking a long-game mentality and cultivating a sugar daddy.
She basically said in the interview she was charmed by Trump and fell for him
She basically said in the interview she was charmed by Trump and fell for him
Kinda the point here.
I feel almost dirty making an argument which supports the current President, but in law school, they teach you to represent the best interests of your client. And, as this is a devils-advocate scenario, that's where I find myself.
(Am I seriously defending Trump against SS Col. Braineack? That seems like a bizarro-world construct.)
It's easy to assume that, since the president paid off a ****-star to seclude details of their sexual relationship, that said relationship involved elements of prostitution. This is not the case. While Stormy Daniels has been less than effusive in her descriptions of sex with the president (her exact words, if I recall correctly, were "purely textbook sex"), this does not implicate the president in illegal activity; merely bad taste.
(Seriously, French nails? That is such a huge turn-off for me that I can barely describe my disgust. I very nearly broke up with my now-ex-fiancee over this very issue. Needless to say that there were deeper issues, but the fingernail thing wasn't far from the top.)
Those of us who had media passes to the 2016 DNC conference all got the free gym bag with the vibrating Michael Flynn ***** inside as well.
While I will admit that the ***** is of high quality and has proven to be highly durable, I'm not certain how this relates to either kittens or the future security of the United States.
(Sidebar: our satellite truck actually caught on fire while inside the sterile zone. That was fun to deal with. 100% serious.)
Conervakitten is distressed and angered by this absurdity.
Maduro's huge salary increases force 40% percent of Venezuelan stores to close
Nearly 40 percent of all Venezuelan stores have closed —some of them perhaps permanently —after the government of President Nicolas Maduro increased the minimum salary by nearly 3,500 percent in one fell swoop, according the National Council of Commerce and Services of Venezuela.
Many of the companies, which had been barely surviving the gradual collapse of the economy, saw the salary increase and other changes announced last month as the fatal blow in a series of policies that have been gradually strangling their businesses.
"These decisions are leading many business people to say, 'No, I can't do it any more,'" said Maria Carolina Uzcategui, president of the council.
The problem is that Venezuelan companies are being forced to sell at prices far below cost just as employee salaries are increasing 60 times, Uzcategui said.
What's more, the regime has banned stores from increasing their prices to cover the salary increases, arguing that it is not necessary.
If they do increase prices, store owners or managers can end up in prison, Uzcategui said.
"We have inspections, and they force us to sell at last month's prices," she said. "That takes money away from the business because of the hyperinflation, when you can't even sell at yesterday's prices because you lose money."
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now to quote Atlas Shrugged:
Directive Number 10-289
Point Seven. All wages, prices, salaries, dividends, profits, interest
rates and forms of income of any nature whatsoever, shall be frozen at their
present figures, as of the date of this directive.
The problem is that Venezuelan companies are being forced to sell at prices far below cost just as employee salaries are increasing 60 times, Uzcategui said.
Were that many greedy capitalist scum seriously paying their employees only 1/60th of a living wage?
See, **** like that is why we need communism socialism.
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President Trump has directed the Department of Justice to publicly release “all text messages relating to the Russia investigation, without redaction, of James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, and Bruce Ohr,” as well as to declassify other material related to the Russian investigation, including the controversial FISA applications used to get approval for surveillance of the Trump campaign.
American politics is about power, not principle. If anyone should know this, it's Brett Kavanaugh.
God, it’s sometimes said, has an awesome sense of humor; if so, the Almighty must have been vastly entertained by the turns of fortune on display this past weekend in American politics...
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