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116: Elephant In A Mouse Hole

02.11.2023 - By PoliticonPlay

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#SistersInLaw convene this week to discuss the Grand Jury subpoena of Mike Pence in relation to the events of J6 and how it might deliver the crucial information needed to indict Trump.  Then, they look at how the 13th amendment could defend against recent abortion restrictions, and the link between terrorism and hate crimes demonstrated by recent attacks by extremists on the power grid.

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