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For one, people in most government positions serve at the pleasure of the electorate and the president. Its not about whether hes done anything he could be convicted for criminally (though he has). It also about whether or not he is wanted out by the people at large.

For two, the guy literally admitted in his election response video that his goal is to continue the extrajudicial murder of people trafficking drugs, which should have nothing to do with the military. He has admitted to, and admitted he plans to continue, committing undeniable war crimes. There is no question “if” he is guilty…

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  • [–] 1 point 9 hours ago*

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  • [–] 3 points 12 hours ago

    Helson ​said the evidence presented during the nine-week trial showed that Albertsons played a substantial role in causing that epidemic by ⁠failing to maintain adequate systems to police against suspicious drug orders being fulfilled.

    Helson said the company filled prescriptions from so-called "pill mill" doctors who were "prescribing ridiculous amounts ​of opioids to patients." More than 5.5 million pills were dispensed as a result of prescriptions from five prescribers whose licenses were eventually suspended, she said.

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    BEIRUT (AP) — From Michigan to the Middle East, Arabs are celebrating Abdul El-Sayed’s election win and delighting in his introduction of Arabic terms like “habibi” and “inshallah” to the American political lexicon.

    After being the target of Islamophobic rhetoric on the campaign trail, the rising political star who will be the first Muslim American U.S. senator has mocked his critics on the right while championing the Palestinian cause and leaning into his faith and Egyptian heritage.

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