Dusty doesn't start off addicted to drugs and utterly lost, and Bliss doesn't start off being a victim/enabler of that. They are not the same characters in both books. I feel like you want the characters to develop from bad to good for your own personal fulfillment, but what happens in the book is that Dusty (and Bliss) develop from good to bad/Innocent to delinquent. I respectfully disagree, and let me tell you why. Im just asking if the rumors were true, and if you ever posted it, or maybe decided not to? i don't know, basically is there any chance (do you think) you might post something else at some point? Reply Delete I also read something about a future take part 2? i haven't read it yet, im trying to build up the courage to do so. i found out about the future take, and i looked for it, and i found it. a couple days ago i decided to check on you guys and i found ffn had for some reason decided to unfollow you, and i had a bunch of stories i could read, which was pretty awesome.Īnd then, i did some more digging. I bought innocents and deliquents and they broke my heart again. i used to leave you guys ridiculously long reviews with comments, my favourite lines, pretty much everything and anything going through my mind at the moment. i found the story about halfway through while you were first posting it on ffn. I think they have a big piece of evidence that they’ve got to prove before we do that.I've been a dusty fan for a while now. I raise questions about $80 billion in spending and you say, well, Congressman, what’s your proof? With all due respect, I think the burden of proof is really - is dropped at the feet of those people who want to add 87,000 more federal government auditors. I would say though that this is the problem with spending. He added, “I don’t have any problem catching tax cheats, let’s make that clear. Johnson said that “If the administration had brought forth some sort of proposal to invest in customer service folks at the IRS, to invest in technologies that would catch tax cheats” it would be a different story, but “there has not been a clear administration plan on how those dollars would be used in a way that would catch the tax cheats rather than just harass Middle America.” Dusty Johnson (R-SD) stated that the Biden administration hasn’t given a clear plan on how the $80 billion in extra IRS funding will be used to catch tax cheats and not target people in the middle class.

On Friday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Katy Tur Reports,” Rep.

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