Colorado’s theater-loving Congressperson Lauren Boebert once again proves she doesn’t understand what is supposed to take place behind closed doors, and what is appropriate for the public.
typical republicans, they make the rules that they then break and their reasoning is that the Democrats can't be trusted but obviously the republicans are the ones that mostly break their rules or any rules because for some reason they think none of it applies to them, lets get the guy under oath in congress to talk that we all know was best buddies for years with epstein, 7 hours asking her the same question over and over
I have questions about that comically large water pitcher of... sparkling water?
Is it forced perspective? Or is the size of her torso on purpose? How is she meant to lift it?
And what courtroom stocks cork-topped crystal pitchers of sparkling water to begin with? Is it all meant to be drunk before it goes flat, or does someone come replace it between depositions?
This is all too strange for me to process fully...
@David Glicksman: It's a Trump administration arranged hearing room. The only thing that surprises me is that there are no gold decorations on the tableware.
Boebert still has a job? Huh!
Hillary looks more like she's sick of all the Repug shit she's had to endure for far too long
After the Bengazi marathon I am sure she really looked forward to more testifying before asshats.
> Boebert once again proves she doesn’t understand what is supposed to take place behind closed doors, and what is appropriate for the public.
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-understood-that-reference
typical republicans, they make the rules that they then break and their reasoning is that the Democrats can't be trusted but obviously the republicans are the ones that mostly break their rules or any rules because for some reason they think none of it applies to them, lets get the guy under oath in congress to talk that we all know was best buddies for years with epstein, 7 hours asking her the same question over and over
I have questions about that comically large water pitcher of... sparkling water?
Is it forced perspective? Or is the size of her torso on purpose? How is she meant to lift it?
And what courtroom stocks cork-topped crystal pitchers of sparkling water to begin with? Is it all meant to be drunk before it goes flat, or does someone come replace it between depositions?
This is all too strange for me to process fully...
@David Glicksman: It's a Trump administration arranged hearing room. The only thing that surprises me is that there are no gold decorations on the tableware.