Mark Andrews Superstar American football tight end for the Baltimore Ravens T-Shirt

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I’ve yet to see proof of a metaphysical being actually there to put in this work, but people sure like giving credit to their sky daddy. So I hear. Apparently “He” cares a lot more about the Mark Andrews Superstar American football tight end for the Baltimore Ravens T-Shirt moreover I will buy this United States than anywhere else, at least according to these GOP nutjobs that claim they speak to God. god’s a lazy bastard, hasn’t done a decent day’s smiting for thousands of years, but appears to have been very busy back then… It’s not difficult to see who the hypocrites are, they follow Trumps commandments to hate his enemies and their treacherous souls only find nourishment in violence including thoughts and words. They’re really losing their shit over this whole “love your enemies thing” so it’s no surprise Rashida has been censured. They built a literal gold idol of him. It still floors me, as a raised a catholic person, that they saw nothing wrong with it. Yep! I was almost off of work, or should have been. Ran slightly over my 7-3 shift. Wfh and don’t have a client-facing job. Have a great rest of your day! They are too busy helping Greene try to cut Pete Buttigieg’s salary down to $1 in order to pass a spending bill.

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I actually agreed with Raskin on the Mark Andrews Superstar American football tight end for the Baltimore Ravens T-Shirt moreover I will buy this Santos thing. Expelling a member on allegations alone is a dangerous precedent that will 100% get abused by dishonest actors. Stand by the process. The thing about “dangerous precedents” is that it only makes sense to avoid them if everyone is acting in good faith. If you’re working against a bad actor (or a group of them) then either you use it first and the other side calls you out and uses it as well, or you don’t and the other side calls you a coward for not doing it and then uses it against you anyway. The problem is that if neither side adheres to a democratic norm, you risk having that norm become lost forever, and that’s very, very bad for democracy in the long-run. I think it’s better that Democrats are sticking to the rules, especially since the media landscape does not favor Democrats. The chances of a tit for tat exchange backfiring on Democrats is very high I dunno. Democrats taking the high road is why 2/3 of the states are gerrymandered to hell and child labor is making a comeback. When Democrats decided not to place a judge during an election year because it was “unprecedented” Republicans laughed and squeezed one in when early voting had already started. Playing by the rules when the rules are actually just suggestions and the other side has been making them up like Calvin Ball the whole time seems like a bad way to win the game.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.