gilbert
01-20
Trump needs to realize, no secret service protection in prison. Hope they give him inmate number 46, as a gesture to his successor
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Johnny Alaska
01-20
why would Trump want to sue the archives center if he had nothing to do with anything... it's only a matter of time until they find a way to re try him for collusion with his boyfriend Putin....
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Michael Ewans
01-20
This is what I don't understand about us living in the internet age and believing we can truly keep things a secret or get away with "it". It's the very means in which we communicate now that prevents secrets from being kept. We want to communicate, we want to be heard, we want to SHARE our voices and images of ourselves with the WORLD, but when it backfires it backfires doesn't it? then it's impossible, literally impossible, to try and say you never said that or did that - because there it is. Much like : if you don't want big brother to track you, then don't carry Big Brother's device in your pocket!
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