Ellis Wyatt said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

A big black eye for the Florida/MAGA populist group.

I have a suspicion that history will not look back on them fondly.

Probably did nothing wrong then to so vehemently block it

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

DJT says this is going to be his vengeance era

Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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The committee said he violated state laws. So it's up to whatever state he committed the crimes in to pursue it.

Here's the report itself. Lol, he even got his Chief of Staff to get one of his lays an expedited passport by lying about her address.

And kept in contact with the 17 year old after he found out her age.

https://ethics.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Committee-Report.pdf

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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The committee said he violated state laws. So it's up to whatever state he committed the crimes in to pursue it.

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So it's customary for the DOJ to not refer a case to state authorities if they suspect a state crime has been committed? That seems ........ unbelievable.

Hopefully this is the nail in the coffin of this sleaze ball. What a piece of work.

There was a good reason why many people said Gaetz was a bad pick for AG and not worth the political capital.

Hopefully this is the end of him for good. Conservatism does not need guys like this.

And as I've said on other threads, every single ethics committee report on anyone currently in Congress, as well as the information on their slush fund payouts for bad behavior, should be released to the public in full, regardless of party.

Logos Stick said:

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Tergdor said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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The committee said he violated state laws. So it's up to whatever state he committed the crimes in to pursue it.

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So it's customary for the DOJ to not refer a case to state authorities if they suspect a state crime has been committed? That seems ........ unbelievable.

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I don't think there's anything that says they didn't.

The law moves slow.

Tergdor said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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The committee said he violated state laws. So it's up to whatever state he committed the crimes in to pursue it.

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Imagine if Gaetz gets indicted by the state of Florida.

Somehow people will blame it on DeSantis for Gaetz being a sleeze.

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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The committee said he violated state laws. So it's up to whatever state he committed the crimes in to pursue it.

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So it's customary for the DOJ to not refer a case to state authorities if they suspect a state crime has been committed? That seems ........ unbelievable.

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I don't think there's anything that says they didn't.

The law moves slow.

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Lol, so it's possible the Biden DOJ did and simply forget or chose not to inform the public. That's even more unbelievable.

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DJT says this is going to be his vengeance era

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Justice looks like vengeance to the guilty.

Logos Stick said:

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Tergdor said:

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Logos Stick said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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The committee said he violated state laws. So it's up to whatever state he committed the crimes in to pursue it.

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So it's customary for the DOJ to not refer a case to state authorities if they suspect a state crime has been committed? That seems ........ unbelievable.

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I don't think there's anything that says they didn't.

The law moves slow.

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Lol, so it's possible the Biden DOJ did and simply forget or chose not to inform the public. That's even more unbelievable.

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The fed doesn't release that kind of stuff publicly. They never have.

It's very likely that Florida was notified and they were waiting on this report to get proper probable cause for their own warrants and for the political cover to go after a political opponent of DeSantis.

Nothing is stopping MTG from going public with what she knows. She doesn't. That tells us all we need to know about her.

Tergdor said:

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Tergdor said:

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Logos Stick said:

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Tergdor said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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The committee said he violated state laws. So it's up to whatever state he committed the crimes in to pursue it.

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So it's customary for the DOJ to not refer a case to state authorities if they suspect a state crime has been committed? That seems ........ unbelievable.

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I don't think there's anything that says they didn't.

The law moves slow.

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Lol, so it's possible the Biden DOJ did and simply forget or chose not to inform the public. That's even more unbelievable.

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The fed doesn't release that kind of stuff publicly. They never have.

It's very likely that Florida was notified and they were waiting on this report to get proper probable cause for their own warrants and for the political cover to go after a political opponent of DeSantis.

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I call bull***** .The state of Florida doesn't need to wait on a report from the House to investigate. LoL

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Holding my breath for FL to even open up a criminal investigation.

Seriously, everyone already knew all of this. Isn't his close friend already in prison for this and he said Gaetz was alongside him the whole time?

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No

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A big black eye for the Florida/MAGA populist group.

I have a suspicion that history will not look back on them fondly.

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LOL

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Holding my breath for FL to even open up a criminal investigation.

Seriously, everyone already knew all of this. Isn't his close friend already in prison for this and he said Gaetz was alongside him the whole time?

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No

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He's talking about Joel Greenberg, who is in federal prison for sex trafficking and other related crimes. The Report says Gaetz had sex with some of these women at Greenberg's home, etc.

Hookers and cocaine? Thats the best they got? Obviously and definitely partisan politics at play

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Logos Stick said:

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Tergdor said:

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Logos Stick said:

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Tergdor said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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The committee said he violated state laws. So it's up to whatever state he committed the crimes in to pursue it.

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So it's customary for the DOJ to not refer a case to state authorities if they suspect a state crime has been committed? That seems ........ unbelievable.

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I don't think there's anything that says they didn't.

The law moves slow.

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Lol, so it's possible the Biden DOJ did and simply forget or chose not to inform the public. That's even more unbelievable.

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The fed doesn't release that kind of stuff publicly. They never have.

It's very likely that Florida was notified and they were waiting on this report to get proper probable cause for their own warrants and for the political cover to go after a political opponent of DeSantis.

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I call bull***** .The state of Florida doesn't need to wait on a report from the House to investigate. LoL

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They probably already were.

Like I said, the law moves slow. They don't make everything public. The last subpoena I had to testify in a sexual assault case was a case I had worked nearly 2 years previously and was committed nearly 6 months before I worked it. Throw in a politician using political capital to stonewall it, then it can take a lot longer.

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Holding my breath for FL to even open up a criminal investigation.

Seriously, everyone already knew all of this. Isn't his close friend already in prison for this and he said Gaetz was alongside him the whole time?

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No

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Joel Greenberg was sentenced to 11 years in prison in 2022 and is currently there.

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Logos Stick said:

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So it's customary for the DOJ to not refer a case to state authorities if they suspect a state crime has been committed? That seems ........ unbelievable.

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I don't think there's anything that says they didn't.

The law moves slow.

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Yeah, this DOJ would never leak to the press.

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Tergdor said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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The committee said he violated state laws. So it's up to whatever state he committed the crimes in to pursue it.

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So it's customary for the DOJ to not refer a case to state authorities if they suspect a state crime has been committed? That seems ........ unbelievable.

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I don't think there's anything that says they didn't.

The law moves slow.

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Lol, so it's possible the Biden DOJ did and simply forget or chose not to inform the public. That's even more unbelievable.

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The fed doesn't release that kind of stuff publicly. They never have.

It's very likely that Florida was notified and they were waiting on this report to get proper probable cause for their own warrants and for the political cover to go after a political opponent of DeSantis.

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I call bull***** .The state of Florida doesn't need to wait on a report from the House to investigate. LoL

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They probably already were.

Like I said, the law moves slow. They don't make everything public. The last subpoena I had to testify in a sexual assault case was a case I had worked nearly 2 years previously and was committed nearly 6 months before I worked it. Throw in a politician using political capital to stonewall it, then it can take a lot longer.

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It would have been leaked. Stop the ridiculous goaltending already.

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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Matt Gaetz and Ken Paxton are one and the same.

Serial cheaters and abusers of their power.

So yes, it does seem like the cases are similar

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Yep. All that evidence…

Ellis Wyatt said:

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Tergdor said:

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Logos Stick said:

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So it's customary for the DOJ to not refer a case to state authorities if they suspect a state crime has been committed? That seems ........ unbelievable.

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I don't think there's anything that says they didn't.

The law moves slow.

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Yeah, this DOJ would never leak to the press.

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They wouldn't if they want to make sure the guy gets nailed. Leaking a criminal referral is a good way to cause problems for the state.

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Tergdor said:

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Logos Stick said:

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Tergdor said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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The committee said he violated state laws. So it's up to whatever state he committed the crimes in to pursue it.

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So it's customary for the DOJ to not refer a case to state authorities if they suspect a state crime has been committed? That seems ........ unbelievable.

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I don't think there's anything that says they didn't.

The law moves slow.

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Lol, so it's possible the Biden DOJ did and simply forget or chose not to inform the public. That's even more unbelievable.

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The fed doesn't release that kind of stuff publicly. They never have.

It's very likely that Florida was notified and they were waiting on this report to get proper probable cause for their own warrants and for the political cover to go after a political opponent of DeSantis.

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Excuse me?

Staged Mar a Lago photos shout bull*****

If he did it, fry him. But there's a reason democrats try everyone in the court of public opinion instead of court rooms.

Ellis Wyatt said:

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Charpie said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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The gloves should be off now. Republicans should release all committee dirt they have on democrats.

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Let's do just that. Get it all out there. R or D, time to purge the dirty ****s, no matter how high up the chain it goes.

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I'm fine with that. But this only ever goes one way.

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Well, when you can't get your indiscretions past a committee equally staffed with people from your own party, maybe it's time to have a hard look at your indiscretions.

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Hey, I am all for throwing the bums out.

I am also fine with committees not making things up. I am still skeptical that Biden's DOJ couldn't file charges on the guy but a congressional committee knows the truth. Reeks of Paxton and Phelan.

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Matt Gaetz and Ken Paxton are one and the same.

Serial cheaters and abusers of their power.

So yes, it does seem like the cases are similar

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Yep. All that evidence…

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Yeah, Ken Paxton didn't benefit from a $3M "donation" from a political PAC to his "judge" and fellow Republican Dan Patrick. No benefit at all.