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D_Master81

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20. Hilarious

Reply to orangecrush (Original post)

Fri Nov 7, 2025, 03:03 PM

Nov 2025

If there’s nothing wrong and it’s totally on the up and up why worry about future DOJ investigations? Basically admitting this whole ballroom sham is just a pay to play with the current, corrupt administration and once someone in there with actual ethics starts looking into it it would be bad for them.

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