“Federal Election Commission records show Stein paid $100,000 in July to a consulting outfit that has worked with Republican campaigns, as well as Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s independent presidential bid. The firm, Accelevate, is operated by Trent Pool. The Intercept reported that he appeared to be part of the mob that breached the grounds of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6., 2021. The Journal hasn’t independently verified the reporting.”

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    I don’t answer stupid hypotheticals asked by people in bad faith after they called me a coward.

    You lost any chance to have a mature discussion on the topic.

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      Fine, I accept your forfeiture and loss.

      It’s definitely proving my coward accusation wrong by running away from an argument you’re losing. Sir Robin ran away…

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        Forfeiture and loss….

        Bud, you lost this shit before it started. And don’t think I don’t recognize your troll attempts by the way. Mods love it from what I understand. And based on your mod logs, you’re on thin ice as it is.

        Toodles!

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          Gotta have big daddy mods come ban for you, huh?

          Can’t handle an argument about - if Dems are shills and if TX lawmakers can even be charged with murder. You admitted Dems are shills. You haven’t been able to post any laws that lawmakers could be charged with. You don’t like protest because it bothers you. Lol. You handily lost and then tried to turn over the game board when everyone could see it.