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Sequoia32 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 03, 2023 7:48 pm …

I don't know how to change the title. Can someone help?

Edit the title in the first post in the thread. Any posts made after that will have the new topic title

ISTR that the creator of a topic can change its title, although it's a little squirrelly as to whether existing posts will pick up the revised title.

I believe that Foggy can change anything and everything, but he sometimes hesitates to use the full extent of his powers.

Or we could add /snark to our own snarky comments and /CrazyRepublicans (or whatever) to the posts with the crazy Republicans comments and supposed evidence.

My research has found that the supposed muggle Joe Biden is in fact a 10th generation British Isles squib.

His last wizard ancestor violated the underage prohibition of magic law by briefly turning his paternal aunt into a newt. (She got better.)

Sequoia32 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 03, 2023 7:48 pm
I don't know how to change the title. Can someone help?

Sure, go back and edit the title on the original post. All new replies will have the new title. It will change on the index pages too.

Just a note to all who dislike a thread title:

when you reply, you also have the option to change the title of your reply post. Then when someone replies to you, they will carry that altered title forward.

Thanks for changing the title

Just like with HRC, this bs is just to "soften" up the nominee. They don't care if there's any evidence... by flooding the zone with so many different stories, even if all made up, they think they can confuse voters into thinking, "well something must be wrong". Republicans are shameless about it -- Kevin McCarthy actually said it out loud about HRC and BENZHAZI!!!!! and end up skipped over as Speaker one time.

To gin up their base, not much we can do. But for Independents, they've seen this movie before and we need to remind them of that. No evidence is going to come out about President Biden, he's been in office decades. Where was the GOP when he was VP and this was all allegedly going on? If they suspected something, where were they during the 2012 re-elect? That was a nasty, drag down fight. The little angels didn't want to hurt "Uncle Joe"? Bullsh*t then and now.

I wouldn't put it past them to impeach Biden, but the GOP will learn the hard way what happened when they did that with Clinton. Their goldfish memories (and youngsters) may not remember, but in 2024 they'll get the lesson again.

Greg "Ted Baxter" Kelly, always a whore for relevance, is already teasing some audio that he says will make President Biden 100% drop out of the race. He gave strange dates to release it, like Sep 15-Oct 15 (I dislike him so not going to visit his Twitter stye to confirm but it's around there). If I do visit, I'll do a Criswell Predicts: "It's NOTHING, like we have seen before".

The public is a lot more savvy in many ways with social media and the like -- they've seen these desperate GOP antics before, heard them blatantly lie, and watched their BOMBSHELLS fizzle out. It will be interesting how many not MAGAs will fall for it. I'm betting less than last time.

Orlylicious hits the nail square on the head. It's about flooding the zone with insinuation, which become questions in the minds of many, and eventually becomes belief. I used to hear people say "where there is smoke there is fire" when it came to HRC. These people who would say that could not point to a single supposed crime, but just because "so many people are saying so many things" some of them must be true. All this repetition and insinuation works, that is why Republicans keep doing it. It's their go-to playbook at this point.

That's a rather low bar.

RVInit wrote: ↑Mon Sep 04, 2023 12:06 pm Orlylicious hits the nail square on the head. It's about flooding the zone with insinuation, which become questions in the minds of many, and eventually becomes belief. I used to hear people say "where there is smoke there is fire" when it came to HRC. These people who would say that could not point to a single supposed crime, but just because "so many people are saying so many things" some of them must be true. All this repetition and insinuation works, that is why Republicans keep doing it. It's their go-to playbook at this point.

One of the biggest problems in this country is that too many people really take no interest in government and politics. Also, they don't know how to use critical thinking.

AndyinPA wrote: ↑Tue Sep 05, 2023 2:39 pm

RVInit wrote: ↑Mon Sep 04, 2023 12:06 pm Orlylicious hits the nail square on the head. It's about flooding the zone with insinuation, which become questions in the minds of many, and eventually becomes belief. I used to hear people say "where there is smoke there is fire" when it came to HRC. These people who would say that could not point to a single supposed crime, but just because "so many people are saying so many things" some of them must be true. All this repetition and insinuation works, that is why Republicans keep doing it. It's their go-to playbook at this point.

One of the biggest problems in this country is that too many people really take no interest in government and politics. Also, they don't know how to use critical thinking.

We wait with bated breath.

Citizen Free Press @CitizenFreePres wrote: Nancy Mace takes CNN to Biden Crime Family school:

"The bank records hold the evidence. If you could see the suspicious activity reports that I have seen on the Biden family, you would support an impeachment inquiry."

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 12:56 am We wait with bated breath.
https://twitter.com/citizenfreepres/sta ... 8685825118

Citizen Free Press @CitizenFreePres wrote: Nancy Mace takes CNN to Biden Crime Family school:

"The bank records hold the evidence. If you could see the suspicious activity reports that I have seen on the Biden family, you would support an impeachment inquiry."

Well, these reports are generated nearly automatically be banks when their systems detect some activity that does not fit past patterns, and likely match some government (FBI, CIA, ...) criteria. That will espacially be true for public figures. They just bombard the US Treasury and let them resolve the smoke to see if there is fire.

Well, now that Comer & House Oversight have found the smocking gun with the $200K loan repayment, the flood gates have opened and people on Twitter are reporting new evidence of Joe Biden's decades long crime spree.

What I've seen alleged so far:

● Biden never reported tips to the IRS when he was a 10 year old paperboy

● Biden once tore that "do not remove under penalty of law" tag off a mattress

● Biden once jaywalked

● Biden once video taped an Orioles game without the express written consent of Major League Baseball

● Biden once spent more than the $25 limit on a Secret Santa present

● Biden occasionally leaves the seat up

● An unnamed member of the Biden family has an unreturned library book

● Biden once ate an ice cream cone that was NOT wrapped in a napkin, and a few drops of melted ice cream fell on the ground.

I'm sure much more will be revealed as the GOP inquiry continues in the coming days & weeks. I am not sure if the Republic will endure.

RTH10260 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 6:34 am

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 12:56 am We wait with bated breath.
https://twitter.com/citizenfreepres/sta ... 8685825118

Citizen Free Press @CitizenFreePres wrote: Nancy Mace takes CNN to Biden Crime Family school:

"The bank records hold the evidence. If you could see the suspicious activity reports that I have seen on the Biden family, you would support an impeachment inquiry."

Well, these reports are generated nearly automatically be banks when their systems detect some activity that does not fit past patterns, and likely match some government (FBI, CIA, ...) criteria. That will espacially be true for public figures. They just bombard the US Treasury and let them resolve the smoke to see if there is fire.

A bank must file a report for transactions that meet or exceed $10,000/day (eta: This is a total for the day, not single transaction). And, as you mentioned, transactions that don't fit the established pattern by the customer. For example, I have a salary that is deposited every other Friday. It's a modest amount and I pay my bills, etc. Now, if I suddenly started using the money to buy a large amount of foreign currency every other Saturday, then that would trigger a SAR as well, even if I kept the transactions at $9,999.99 per day.

Source: Twice yearly BSA training and 16 years of working for banks.

Estiveo wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2023 11:47 am I'm sure much more will be revealed as the GOP inquiry continues in the coming days & weeks. I am not sure if the Republic will endure.

I saw one where he got free address labels, and gulped. Not that I've ever received any such myself.

● Biden failed to fulfill his commitment to the Columbia Record Club by never buying all of the required records or tapes at full club prices after getting his 10 for a penny

Estiveo wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2023 12:35 pm ● Biden failed to fulfill his commitment to the Columbia Record Club by never buying all of the required records or tapes at full club prices after getting his 10 for a penny

High treason.....

Biden patted his head when the leader didn't say "Simon says" first!

Estiveo wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2023 12:35 pm ● Biden failed to fulfill his commitment to the Columbia Record Club by never buying all of the required records or tapes at full club prices after getting his 10 for a penny

That’s a good one. I’d forgotten those.

Frater I*I wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2023 12:40 pm

Estiveo wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2023 12:35 pm ● Biden failed to fulfill his commitment to the Columbia Record Club by never buying all of the required records or tapes at full club prices after getting his 10 for a penny

High treason.....

Me too =twice

● Biden steals his grandchildren's noses and doesn't give them back