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Nice
Expect those investigations to quietly go away or turn up nothing in about two months from now.
I doubt it as that would be a very bad look
If there’s anything the incoming administration is unconcerned about, it’s the optics of any decisions they make.
Because the team that headlines with this guy giving bjs to microphones and bragging about sexual assault is worried how things look.
Lol
Those investigations will all end with "nothing to see here" in about 3 months from now.
Those investigations will all end with "nothing to see here" in about 3 months from now