Dropping A Dime

Why? To drop a dime on none other than the Fatman himself.

Oh, the plot thickens in the most dramatic way!

Mark Meadows, not just a character in this political thriller but seemingly ready for his close-up in a courtroom drama, has grabbed immunity with both hands.

Why? To drop a dime on none other than the Fatman himself. That’s right, the noose is tightening, and it’s about as snug as a scarf in a blizzard.

And in the midst of this, all the President’s men are probably scrambling, bumping into each other like a slapstick comedy, except this one could end with a gavel bang.

The pipes, the pipes are calling! It seems the next season of this reality show could have a whole lot of talking and jaw-dropping! Stay tuned; the popcorn is just getting warm.

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