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WestMichRad

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34. Earlier today, I was gonna post a satirical reply stating this appeal was coming

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Thu Jul 9, 2026, 11:41 AM

Yesterday

… in response to his plea for a do-over on birthright citizenship. I thought it was too far-fetched.

Obviously not. He’s gonna whine and appeal every loss, even when there is no avenue for further appeal. That is, if his stooges can’t devise a work-around to skirt an adverse ruling. (See, for instance, but not only, the Kennedy Center naming hullabaloo.)

What an ass… the likes of which the world has never seen before.

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Earlier today, I was gonna post a satirical reply stating this appeal was coming WestMichRad Yesterday #34

And hopefully, the world will never see again... GiqueCee Yesterday #38

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