Admission of guilt right here.
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As if it was unclear :D
😐 <— me, being totally surprised.
Newsweek has contacted the White House and the select committee leadership outside of office hours via email for comment.
I’m curious why they’d contact the White House—does the White House administer the Senate’s website?
In this administration? Yes.
Republican Senators can't work the keyboard and mouse because both hands are working Trump's shaft and balls.
I hope there are people and groups who are stashing information, preserving history, and hiding soon-to-be-burned books. In a couple of generations, fascism in America will collapse. The ones who are there to rebuild will need these documents.
Technically is the government agencies, the Library of Congress. Which is why they’re being targeted in the first six months.
From the report:
In its review of the 2016 elections, the Committee found no evidence that vote tallies were altered or that voter registry files were deleted or modified, though the Committee and IC's insight into this is limited.
Just Another Brick in the Wall
Waiting for someone to comment where an archived copy is. ty
It's actually linked in the article.
Clip 'n Sav!
Probably in the Minecraft library.