hmmm…
his “final solution”?
i just made myself sick. 
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David DePape made a bizarre jailhouse phone call to a reporter saying he should have been more prepared prior to the attack.
IANAL. Does this sort of statement have any weight in the trial? Can it be used against him?
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I am also not a lawyer, but I believe that statements that he made freely after arrest can be used against him as long as he wasn’t speaking with his lawyer.
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Sadly, he’s not the only one.
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I mean I didn’t laugh about this. He should try again but maybe this time without lube.
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And sidewise
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The slow drip begins
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he was already a show drip 
if he does actually leave the committees, would this mark his first truthful public statement?
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And the truth comes out. The white parents have an issue with Black History Month, which they believe is CRT.
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I know it’s not a leap year, but this February is gonna seem extra long anyway…
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Not much of a correction, granted, but still…
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And in campaign violation news…
Bennett was backed by Meadows, then the Trump White House chief of staff, when she ran in a crowded field in 2020 to represent North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District. She advanced to a runoff election, which she lost to Madison Cawthorn.
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However, immigration attorney Charles Foster pointed out the legislation does not include language that specifies the exclusion of permanent residents. He explained that individuals who have dual citizenship in one of the four listed countries would also be subject to the terms of SB 147.
“That means a person that had been here as a legal resident for 20 years from one of those countries would still be barred. It would mean that all of the doctors and health professionals in the Texas Medical Center that are here on work visas would also be barred,” Foster said.
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