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re: What’s PT boards thoughts on clay Higgins?
Posted on 11/12/26 at 9:17 am to cajunangelle
Posted on 11/12/26 at 9:17 am to cajunangelle
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What happened to the ghost vans? Why is Christopher Wray planning his Thanksgiving in his mountain chalet next to Rod Rosensteins mansion?
Why is he not under the jail with the rest?
Biden preemptively pardoned Wray.
Posted on 11/12/26 at 9:19 am to rockford177
He falls all over himself to come here and defend liberals. All day, every day. It's kind of incredible... while at the same time claims he's a conservative. 
Posted on 11/12/26 at 9:21 am to CitizenK
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Anyone else remember how Laffy based LOGA were opposed to Landry?
Yes, because Landry is buddies with the trial lawyers and they knew he was going to give them the coastal lawsuit wins.
Posted on 11/12/26 at 9:32 am to SlowFlowPro
Him not being the dumbest person in Congress is not for a lack of trying. He just has some extreme competition
Posted on 11/12/26 at 9:48 am to Jimbeaux
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Remarkable how Boosie et al repeat the same party line tripe without a single example.
how's the investigation into the ghost buses going?

Posted on 11/12/26 at 10:24 am to BTROleMisser
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Yes, because Landry is buddies with the trial lawyers and they knew he was going to give them the coastal lawsuit wins.
That came with being AG. This was 2012. When asked about if the oil companies were fine with paying for 24/7 workboat standby at offshore platforms close in, he responded that Shell was fine with it. Shell had sold all of shelf production and was only 100+ miles out in deepwater. The subcommittee amended the bill so his hands stayed clean.
I did not vote for Landry, but I am pleased with what he has accomplished since in office
Posted on 11/12/26 at 11:21 am to R11
I went to Clays town hall in New Iberia a little while ago. He is a real baw, place was full of libs trying to heckle him and accuse him of supporting Palestine genocide etc… and he handled it all with humility, respect (way beyond what was deserved), and civility.
He praised an irate individual who wasn’t making much sense and couldn’t really make his point and was being difficult and praised the American process where dissatisfied citizens get to raise their grievances to their representatives/ servants in our constitutional republic.
He spoke of his own faith as a humble servant of the lord.
I specifically asked him about the J6 congressional investigation and it has been closed some time ago. He talked about the obstruction and the extreme difficulty in making a case that would result in beyond a reasonable doubt convictions. He assured me however that most of those involved have been fired or forced to resign, and said that while we would all rather see them wearing orange that they would still have to face their maker and none of us really get away with anything in life.
He may make mistakes and everyone is not going to always agree with him but he came across as a sincere man of principles who felt strongly about protecting our constitutional republic as founded and who was doing is best to represent our interests.
He praised an irate individual who wasn’t making much sense and couldn’t really make his point and was being difficult and praised the American process where dissatisfied citizens get to raise their grievances to their representatives/ servants in our constitutional republic.
He spoke of his own faith as a humble servant of the lord.
I specifically asked him about the J6 congressional investigation and it has been closed some time ago. He talked about the obstruction and the extreme difficulty in making a case that would result in beyond a reasonable doubt convictions. He assured me however that most of those involved have been fired or forced to resign, and said that while we would all rather see them wearing orange that they would still have to face their maker and none of us really get away with anything in life.
He may make mistakes and everyone is not going to always agree with him but he came across as a sincere man of principles who felt strongly about protecting our constitutional republic as founded and who was doing is best to represent our interests.
This post was edited on 11/12/26 at 11:22 am
Posted on 11/12/26 at 11:53 am to R11
I think he needs to get on TRT or increase it if he’s already on it so he can slim up and increase his lean muscle mass so he can mog his peers, go back to strictly clean shaven with that military-style crew cut, put back on the martial Cajun John Wayne attire that originally made him famous circa 2016, and of course lose the glasses.
Basically he needs to re-package himself to his original gimmick that made him viral before becoming an elected official, except now he’s got clout, status, and tenure. I bet that would make for some damn good promos in committee and on the House Chamber floor. It would also enhance the aesthetic and impact of future vignettes/commercials for re-election, higher office, or general publicity. I think all of this could potentially bump him up from the mid/lower mid-card to at the very least dabbling with some of the main event players from time to time.
I envision it mirroring how The Undertaker went back to the Deadman gimmick after doing the American Badass thing for several years, bringing the character full circle with elements of what came in between. That’s just how I see it at least.
Basically he needs to re-package himself to his original gimmick that made him viral before becoming an elected official, except now he’s got clout, status, and tenure. I bet that would make for some damn good promos in committee and on the House Chamber floor. It would also enhance the aesthetic and impact of future vignettes/commercials for re-election, higher office, or general publicity. I think all of this could potentially bump him up from the mid/lower mid-card to at the very least dabbling with some of the main event players from time to time.
I envision it mirroring how The Undertaker went back to the Deadman gimmick after doing the American Badass thing for several years, bringing the character full circle with elements of what came in between. That’s just how I see it at least.
This post was edited on 11/12/26 at 12:00 pm

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