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In reply to the discussion: Why the conventional wisdom in the Rick Perry indictment story might be incomplete [View all]

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3. Yes, the very opposite of the turd blossom (Rove) Texas that many of us have to walk through now.
Reply to ashling (Reply #2)
Wed Aug 20, 2014, 09:44 PM
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Why the conventional wisdom in the Rick Perry indictment story might be incomplete [View all] TexasTowelie Aug 2014 OP
I have been getting bunches of email blaming George liberal N proud Aug 2014 #1
To paraphrase John Henry Faulk on Nixon and Watergate ashling Aug 2014 #2
Yes, the very opposite of the turd blossom (Rove) Texas that many of us have to walk through now. DhhD Aug 2014 #3
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