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Of Course I Didn’t Forget – Items of the Week for Oct. 22nd – Oct. 28th

October 29, 2017 / caffeinatedrage

Mueller and Indictments

The Washington Free Beacon

Obama and Jury Duty

Opioid Epidemic

JFK Files

34 percent

WikiLeaks

Sen. Jeff Flake – Decency

 

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