User talk:Mokiecoke

Still no comment at this time.

And yet, is not 'no comment' the same as some comment?

Yet again, no comment. No tith nor tithe, alas.

Hellooooooo?

Anybody there?

Well, there's definately somebody here.

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List of federal political scandals in the United States
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