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It was a mistake, but he had every opportunity to prove he wasn't guilty of the thing we used as justification to mistakenly deport him. So really, it is kinda his fault. Oh and we can't get him back. Sorry bye. - ICE probably

I just like being able to walk by the nightstand and have the phone "lock" to the charging pad when I lay it down.

In my car it is a lot more convenient than a charging cradle for being able to use turn by turn while driving.

Just remember, if his new administration has proven anything, it is that the difference between legal and illegal in the American political system is mostly down to everyone being willing to go along with that law. There is very little actual teeth behind a lot of it at the high up federal level.

So it might be unconstitutional for him to run again, but who is actually going stop him? He has more guns and more sycophants than the court system.

He wants to be talked about online and in the media. Same reason he did it in the first place.

So they want to trade something that is almost always worth a lot for something that is sometimes worth a theoretical shitload or less than a loaf of bread, depending on the day?

Brilliant, very good. Nothing stupid will come of this I'm sure. /s

Guy is going to jail, the grave, or both. Guilty or not the state is not letting a little thing like police evidence tampering or innocence get in the way of him paying for the consequences being brought home to that CEO. Truth was publicly spoken to power, and someone has to pay for that in the states eyes.

While what they did is really really stupid, and funny given how much of a stink was made over Hillary's emails. On a technology level, I would trust Signals encryption way more than I would whatever random email server software was running that server that Hillary had. If they were going to do something as stupid as they did, they picked about the best tool to do that stupid thing with that you could choose.

Well have a nap..THEN FIRE THE MISSILES!!!!

Thus far Trumps White House has proven that the judiciary can "object" all they want, but unless they are prepared to force them to not do something some how, then the objection is meaningless.

Man, Jay-Z has some skinny legs.

I wonder if she knew he was actively supporting the politics of people that hate her.

Putting the guy that hasn't been at the head of a profitable business in his entire life in a position to influence the US economy was a really really bad idea, twice? Shocking.