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Yeah, I usually spread half a million of savings around the house. Safer than abank.Who does he think is buying this?
And what better way to store them than to stuff them in envelopes and clothing?
I also enjoy making sure the DNA of those ~~bribing me~~ helping me distribute my "savings" around the house is on the cash
Chuck Schumer might not believe it, but he's still not holding this guy accountable
Schumer does not need to make a public statement. Neither does Biden for that matter. They are not defending, so that's the message. It's up to the rule of law and the voters.
So, you think Schumer has never called for someone to resign?
Rather than wait for you to lie, go ahead and read this
https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/363682-schumer-called-met-with-franken-and-told-him-to-resign-report/
He didn't cause Al resign, and he won't cause Menendez to resign either. Menendez is going to try to hang on, and there is not much Schumer can do about it. I predict though, that he will resign in a couple of weeks.
What?
Franken resigned because party leadership (including Schumer) told him the only way he'd get an investigation to clear his name was to resign immediately.
After he resigned, they said there was no reason to investigate.
And you're changing the topic.
The article says Schumer hasn't called on him to resign.
You said Schumer wouldn't call for anyone to resign.
So I linked him kneecapping a rising progressive.
You don't have to keep replying if you can't defend Schumer, no one is asking you to, or wants you to for that matter.
Sigh. Gillibrand was trying to make a name for herself and get some power. She marshaled the women of the Senate aga8nst AL and called for an investigation into the workplace. Al, for his part, got tired of the BS and resigned. He could have fought it, and probably would have won, but it just wasn't worth it, I guess.
There's just no thread of logical consistency here...
We're talking about when Schumer calls for someone to resign.
You keep jumping to different topics.
And you're just flat out lying about what happened to Franken, or you have no idea what you're talking about.
Same result, gibberish