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TSwizzle said:
Politesse said:
The freeway was shut down because they were firing artillery over it, and the CHP requested a closure.
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You are so quick to defend this shit.

Trump plays Newsom like a fiddle.
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Trump plays YOU like a fiddle... And it looks like you're into it.

We're not. Take a hint.
 
TSwizzle said:
There is something wrong with Newsom, he really is bonkers.

Newsom shut down a 17-mile stretch of Interstate 5 between Los Angeles and San Diego in response to the move, which caused mass gridlock on the highway on Saturday.
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Daily Mail

He shut down the freeway because of some army exercises at Camp Pendleton. A totally unnecessary gesture.
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www.usatoday.com

Highway shuts down as Marines’ show sparks clash with Newsom

The Marines said in an earlier statement that the event would take place "on approved training ranges and comport with established safety protocols."
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Story Summary
  • A 15-mile stretch of Interstate 5 in Southern California was shut down for a U.S. Marine Corps demonstration.
  • The event, commemorating the Marines' 250th anniversary, was attended by Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
  • California Gov. Gavin Newsom criticized the White House-directed event, calling it an "absurd show of force" that risked public safety.
A major southern California highway was shut down for a U.S. Marine Corps demonstration on Oct. 18. The event pitted California Gov. Gavin Newsom against the federal government yet again.

Interstate 5 shut down from Harbor Drive to Basilone Road, a stretch of the main artery over 15 miles, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. local time, according to the California Highway Patrol. Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth attended the event at Camp Pendleton, commemorating the Marines' 250th anniversary.
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You don't think a historically unprecedented live artillery exercise arcing over the state's busiest freeway is an event worthy of gubernatorial comment? Or you just don't think Newsom should be permitted to criticize the President?
 
Politesse said:
You don't think a historically unprecedented live artillery exercise arcing over the state's busiest freeway is an event worthy of gubernatorial comment? Or you just don't think Newsom should be permitted to criticize the President?
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What part of “insufferable” do you not understand??1!2
 
Politesse said:
You don't think a historically unprecedented live artillery exercise arcing over the state's busiest freeway is an event worthy of gubernatorial comment? Or you just don't think Newsom should be permitted to criticize the President?
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If Newsom has any to say he should be questioning why the he’ll 15 miles of freeway was closed, was it warranted, why was it closed, what was the actual risks. But no, he stuns his mouth off. Insufferable prick,
 
TSwizzle said:
Politesse said:
You don't think a historically unprecedented live artillery exercise arcing over the state's busiest freeway is an event worthy of gubernatorial comment? Or you just don't think Newsom should be permitted to criticize the President?
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If Newsom has any to say he should be questioning why the he’ll 15 miles of freeway was closed, was it warranted, why was it closed, what was the actual risks. But no, he stuns his mouth off. Insufferable prick,
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Who would he ask about that, exactly? The California Highway Patrol, perhaps?
 
TSwizzle said:
Politesse said:
You don't think a historically unprecedented live artillery exercise arcing over the state's busiest freeway is an event worthy of gubernatorial comment? Or you just don't think Newsom should be permitted to criticize the President?
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If Newsom has any to say he should be questioning why the he’ll 15 miles of freeway was closed, was it warranted, why was it closed, what was the actual risks. But no, he stuns his mouth off. Insufferable prick,
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Shooting artillery over a heavily populated civilian area is always risky. What if one shell had fallen short?

It was stupid and dangerous and one of the most irresponsible decisions by Trump ever.
 
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ZiprHead said:
Shooting artillery over a heavily populated civilian area is always risky. What if one shell had fallen short?

It was stupid and dangerous and one of the most irresponsible decisions by Trump ever.
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Trump would claim that it was violence from the "No Kings" demonstration and send more thugs to "keep order".
Ya know, lie.
Tom
 
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