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My elderly mother has an important observations:
“The reason Bushies approve of toruture is they find it exciting, perhaps sexually exciting. If this isn’t perversion, I don’t know what is….”
I think she’s nailed this administration to the wall. These cats are perverts of all kinds. Think about their utter disregard for the rule of law.
If the P fits…
Pretty much