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ms liberty

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4. Well of course Rahm Emanuel doesn't like it, but that makes me like it more.

Reply to LuvLoogie (Original post)

Wed Jul 1, 2026, 08:54 AM

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I can't stand that guy, and it is from years of observation. He came up thru the Clinton WH, IIRC. His attitude has always seemed to have been as far to the right as he could get and still.label himself a Democrat. He's also arrogant and rude, IMO.

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