Yes, that's right. And that's exactly why he's climbing the career ladder. That's how it is in a country ruled by criminals.

The U.S. legal system is just as unlikely to hold him accountable as the administration, because it is so corrupt that it not only fails to fulfill its purpose but serves as a tool for these criminals to secure their power indefinitely. Another example of this is the Epstein case.

This system is obviously beyond repair. Yet it will continue this way, because U.S. citizens aren’t doing anything about it.

The article didn't even mention what state he's in now. How are citizens supposed to express their "sympathy and gratitude" to him with a firm handshake if they don't even know how to find him? Asking for a friend.

nah, if she didn't wanna get shot, she

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shouldn't have been peacefully existing.

Am I doing this right?

It's such an average name. I have the feeling there's been several (in)famous people with that exact name in the past century.