MORE CONSERVATIVE HYPOCRACY - "FRIVOLOUS" TWEETS!

[jgarden]

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Conservative are first in line to criticize lawyers and the American legal system for prosecuting "frivolous" cases
BUT
then choose to support behind and make excuses for the current "Commander-and-Chief," diverting valuable time from congressional committees and the intelligence community to investigate "frivolous" tweets that have no basis in fact!
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We, as conservative intellectuals, should not be in the business of making excuses for bad parliamentary decisions by Republican leaders in Congress.
- David Frum

https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/d/davidfrum438769.html?src=t_conservative

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[glorydaz]

Nothing frivolous about draining the swamp.


Unless you stick a long pole in the swamp and stir it up, no one will see the creatures that dwell there.

 

[pondsbb]

What's the difference in frivolous tweets as opposed to frivolous comments?

Now we have McCain saying Rand Paul works for Putin.

A tweet is simply written, while a comment goes into the air to be written by the media.

Actually, it eliminates a step.

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