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OldBaldy1701E

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1. Okay, so what did 3M and DuPont do.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Fri Dec 13, 2024, 07:47 AM

Dec 2024

Greggy ad Kin are pissed off about something. Did they refuse to move to Texas? Did they continue to advance progressive practices, which are the bane of these whiny rethugs? Did Greggy's 3M-made seat cover get soiled and he blames them for it?

Something set these leeches off. I wonder what it was?

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Texas sues DuPont, 3M over 'forever chemicals' in consumer products [View all] BumRushDaShow Dec 2024 OP

Okay, so what did 3M and DuPont do. OldBaldy1701E Dec 2024 #1

Somebody smells a payday for Texans bucolic_frolic Dec 2024 #2

Yup, bitch and moan till you get your kickback to shut up..Who is up for reelection? nt mitch96 Dec 2024 #7

Ken Paxton actually doing his job? I'm struggling to process this surfered Dec 2024 #3

but god forbid he sues the facking industry for polluting ground water. Javaman Dec 2024 #4

Ah a good old-fashioned Shakedown Fullduplexxx Dec 2024 #5

3M must have forgotten to pay their tribute to the nazi fucks running the state. Basso8vb Dec 2024 #6

They must not have made their payment to the degenerates running Texas. travelingthrulife Dec 2024 #8

MAGA Ken Paxton suing a corporation? Mr. Mustard 2023 Dec 2024 #9

Ken Paxton: "Fuck government oversight and regulation!" intheflow Dec 2024 #10

I'm very surprised that Texas would sue a profitable corporate source of income. I wasn't aware the AG was a Martin68 Dec 2024 #11