ScottishFire said:

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The sip of the coffee at the end and the smirk makes this pure gold.

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So glad this was clipped because quoting it as text doesn't even begin to compare the hearing him deliver the line. Sounds like a Jewish father.

ScottishFire said:

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The sip of the coffee at the end and the smirk makes this pure gold.

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Dean looks like Blassey-Ford. That level of annoying must have some genetic markers.

BQ78 said:

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Scared of the Durham report.

Accusing Republicans of using COVID for political gain. Always accuse the opposition of what you are doing.

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Projection at its finest. Phugging Democrats are masters at this game. Oh wait, did I use the term "master." bwahahaha

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And just like that, another Barr killer meme is born

BenColderHere said:

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This is a good example of how to effectively question a hostile witness. It's unfortunate so many members of Congress in both parties lack this skill.

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Are you ******ed? As a true Independent that didn't vote for Trump (or a Republican ever) the Democrats are an embarrassment. You'll see a true voter turnout in favor of Trump this go around.

Democrats during the hearing



Democrats performance per the media

BenColderHere said:

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This is a good example of how to effectively question a hostile witness. It's unfortunate so many members of Congress in both parties lack this skill.

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"hostile witness", you can't be serious.

The only hostility has been the Democrats angrily spewing irrational lies within their hateful questions.

Quite the same BS Nadler regurgitates calling the riots a Myth. He and the Democratic Party are pathetic.

i fear we are quickly approaching the point where all one side understands is violence, and there is a growing groundswell from the other to oblige them.

BenColderHere said:

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This is a good example of how to effectively question a hostile witness. It's unfortunate so many members of Congress in both parties lack this skill.

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This is a good example of Bravo Sierra.

BenColderHere said:

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This is a good example of how to effectively question a hostile witness. It's unfortunate so many members of Congress in both parties lack this skill.

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Hey Ben. Unlike most of the lemmings who will only get their information from incomplete clips like this one on Twitter, we ACTUALLY WATCHED the hearing! Aside from the fact that Swalwell was completely owned after this clip was abbreviated, the Democrats have completely made a mockery of what an actual hearing should be - opting instead for a Kangaroo Court-style circus of "reclaiming time", and rants worthy of a six year old.

If you're proud of this display by your side of the aisle, and the Democrats somehow manage to win the election, please remember this day when you yourself fall under their microscope and are subjected to this tyrannical treatment.

This is NOT how our US Congress is supposed to act.

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I'd laugh too. That's not a "policy" in any way, shape, or form. Ridiculous.

"I'm going to answer the damn question."

Raise your hand, if you're surprised about this one.

This really backfired on the dims today. They came off looking like total low IQ idiots.

The last paragraph of every witness that has voluntarily agreed to testify before ANY House or Senate committee should read something like this:

In conclusion, as I have agreed to voluntarily testify before this committee, I reserve the right to leave this hearing at any time. The reasons that I may leave are:

1) If member(s) attempt to berate me, my family, friends or the Department I work for

2) If member(s) do nothing but talk, failing to ask questions during their allotted time. I understand there will be times that it is necessary to expand upon a topic before asking a question, but I would appreciate a question associated with any long soliloquy.

3) If a question is asked, I reserve the right to answer in full. If I am interrupted or cut off during my answer, I reserve the right to end the testimony and leave the proceedings.