jacksonlamb
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Thank you.Prove what?
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Thank you.Prove what?
No problem...............Thank you.
Isn’t that retaliation?They were worried about retaliation not "legal consequences."
That's their concern not yours.Isn’t that retaliation?
They were worried about retaliation not "legal consequences."

I have read that Rep. Thomas Massie says he has a major move in mind regarding the Epstein files.
He stated that if the Department of Justice, under Pam Bondi, does not release unredacted names linked to Epstein, he could take the issue to the House floor and read the names publicly under congressional immunity.
Under that protection, such statements would be part of the official Congressional Record.
Rep. Thomas Massie says he has a major move in mind regarding the Epstein files.
He stated that if the Department of Justice, under Pam Bondi, does not release unredacted names linked to Epstein, he could take the issue to the House floor and read the names publicly under congressional immunity.
Under that protection, such statements would be part of the official Congressional Record.
This is genius.
In the Yahoo News report, Massie states that he is willing to use the constitutional protections afforded to members of Congress to “publicly read a list of Epstein’s clients” that is being compiled by victims. This is a direct acknowledgment that he may release names on the House floor, where he cannot be prosecuted or sued for doing so.
Members of Congress are protected by the Speech and Debate Clause of the U.S. Constitution.This means:
So if Massie chose to read names aloud, he would be shielded from legal consequences.
- They cannot be prosecuted for statements made during official legislative activity.
- They cannot be sued for defamation for what they say on the floor.
- They can introduce documents into the Congressional Record with legal immunity.
Still chirping this nonsense eh? YoursTruly has a new handle to swap in/out jacksonlamb
You don't fool anyone with that level of TDS. And this phoy messy massive stuff off the charts? Wow! No one sane gives a darn.//
The group, MAGA KY, raised $2 million between its launch in late June and the end of the month:Massie rules, leftwinger drools, with Trump Derangement Syndrome.
Did you hear Mir a Lago rejected the MAGA candidate for its district.Did you hear the Trump endorsed NC Senate Leader got beat in the primaries?
The group, MAGA KY, raised $2 million between its launch in late June and the end of the month:
$1 million from Singer
$250,000 from hedge fund manager John Paulson
$750,000 from Preserve America PAC, a super PAC tied to Miriam Adelson that backed President Donald Trump last year
Massie rules, leftwinger drools, with Trump Derangement Syndrome.
Didn't Trump already prove that big money really doesn't matter anymore?The funny part about that ''PAC'' is that it's three billionaires from New York who established it and have no ties to Kentucky whatsoever.
Wait'll they get another load of what the actual folks in Massie's district think after the primary. Just like the last couple of times Trump and foreign intrests tried the same game against Massie and got smoked.
It'll be a hoot...
Post a link up to the video of him doing so if/when it happens, then.I have read that Rep. Thomas Massie says he has a major move in mind regarding the Epstein files.
He stated that if the Department of Justice, under Pam Bondi, does not release unredacted names linked to Epstein, he could take the issue to the House floor and read the names publicly under congressional immunity.
Under that protection, such statements would be part of the official Congressional Record.
Rep. Thomas Massie says he has a major move in mind regarding the Epstein files.
He stated that if the Department of Justice, under Pam Bondi, does not release unredacted names linked to Epstein, he could take the issue to the House floor and read the names publicly under congressional immunity.
Under that protection, such statements would be part of the official Congressional Record.
This is genius.
In the Yahoo News report, Massie states that he is willing to use the constitutional protections afforded to members of Congress to “publicly read a list of Epstein’s clients” that is being compiled by victims. This is a direct acknowledgment that he may release names on the House floor, where he cannot be prosecuted or sued for doing so.
Members of Congress are protected by the Speech and Debate Clause of the U.S. Constitution.This means:
So if Massie chose to read names aloud, he would be shielded from legal consequences.
- They cannot be prosecuted for statements made during official legislative activity.
- They cannot be sued for defamation for what they say on the floor.
- They can introduce documents into the Congressional Record with legal immunity.
Wow, a bipartisan issue based on the responses from both the left and the right side of the foum.I have read that Rep. Thomas Massie says he has a major move in mind regarding the Epstein files.
He stated that if the Department of Justice, under Pam Bondi, does not release unredacted names linked to Epstein, he could take the issue to the House floor and read the names publicly under congressional immunity.
Under that protection, such statements would be part of the official Congressional Record.
Rep. Thomas Massie says he has a major move in mind regarding the Epstein files.
He stated that if the Department of Justice, under Pam Bondi, does not release unredacted names linked to Epstein, he could take the issue to the House floor and read the names publicly under congressional immunity.
Under that protection, such statements would be part of the official Congressional Record.
This is genius.
In the Yahoo News report, Massie states that he is willing to use the constitutional protections afforded to members of Congress to “publicly read a list of Epstein’s clients” that is being compiled by victims. This is a direct acknowledgment that he may release names on the House floor, where he cannot be prosecuted or sued for doing so.
Members of Congress are protected by the Speech and Debate Clause of the U.S. Constitution.This means:
So if Massie chose to read names aloud, he would be shielded from legal consequences.
- They cannot be prosecuted for statements made during official legislative activity.
- They cannot be sued for defamation for what they say on the floor.
- They can introduce documents into the Congressional Record with legal immunity.
Didn't Trump already prove that big money really doesn't matter anymore?
It did not in his district today. His party lost.Didn't Trump already prove that big money really doesn't matter anymore?
The problem is are they telling the truth or are they just gold digging glorified hookers after a pay-out and fame. Frankly until they go to court I don't care for the whole bloody lot of them. IF anything is proved about under-age then jail the fuggers for life, but at this point I have no opinion one way or the other. I'll wait for the FACTS to be proved and please; in an UNBIASED court!!!According to the women, yes.