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comey for gitmo
comey has been dirty as long as the Clintons he is their lap dog
I thought he was going to go over the fisa quickly
the president sent to him
declas now
Whittaker drop the hammer
not yet
You have gained a rank @woodsracer544, you just advanced to 21 . Thanks for all you do Patriot!
keep it
Lots of plane activity here today
The fisa does not have to be released to the public to make arrest. Just arrest them and get it done.
SGT MATTHEW PATTEN BROWARD SHERRIFFS OFFICE
Liz Crokin's new Twitter account... https://twitter.com/LanaBur66824931
`@greenUS MCdragon The video seems to be down??? Odd
Streisand Effect
https://rightwing.news/actor-rob-lowes-house-swarmed-after-calling-out-obama-werent-expecting-what-he-had-for-them/
MIAMI — Before she could retire early in January, Gov. Rick Scott decided Friday to suspend Brenda Snipes, Broward County's troubled election supervisor, from office following a series of voting and ballot controversies that culminated in the 2018 midterms when the Republican had to sue her to get public information.2 hours ago
Go ahead and do not eat. You are not getting in to our country.
Soros probably made you ill on your trip, thinking you would bring your disease to us.
Gov. Rick Scott has suspended Broward County elections supervisor Brenda Snipes and is appointing a close ally to replace her.
Peter Antonacci, president and CEO of the business development organization Enterprise Florida, will serve for the remainder of Snipes term until a replacement can be chosen by voters in November 2020.
Scott cited “missed deadlines” and “lost ballots” as reasons for suspending Snipes, who had already announced she was resigning effective Jan. 4.
“After a series of inexcusable actions, it’s clear that there needs to be an immediate change in Broward County and taxpayers should no longer be burdened by paying a salary for a Supervisor of Elections who has already announced resignation,” Scott said in a prepared statement.
Reached Friday night by the South Florida Sun Sentinel, Antonacci deferred questions to the governor’s office.
His appointment means he’ll oversee the 2020 presidential election in Broward County.
Before joining Enterprise Florida, he served as executive director of the South Florida Water Management District and as general counsel for the governor. He also served as state attorney in Palm Beach County.