It may just be me, but Elon is looking a bit gay there.
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Trump pardoned people who are disgusting pigs and never should not been pardoned. Next will be the January 6th participants. How many from January 6 will be pardoned despite injuring police officers? Biden did the right thing for his son. These are wretched times to be living in.
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My eyes! My eyes!
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Marcy Wheeler reminds us not to overlook that under Hegseth’s management, he drove a nonprofit into the ground.
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Thank you for the chuckle.
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Hegseth and Patel both otta get thanks but no thanks from their senate votes. Two really really bad nominees from TSF.
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Sweet Jesus…you should warn us when you’re going to post vomit-inducing pictures!
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To paraphrase “Fried Green Tomatoes”, the secret’s in the vetting.
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I cancelled cable and threw out TV last March. I get curious about what I am missing sometimes but in general it has been easier than I expected and I have no doubt it was the right choice.
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Here’s Trump’s greatest [pardon] hits. Don’t let MAGA drive any type of narrative.
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Charles Kushner (family): Jared Kushner’s father, convicted of tax evasion, witness retaliation, and making false statements
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Roger Stone: Longtime Trump associate, convicted of obstruction, witness tampering, and false statements
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Paul Manafort: Former Trump campaign chair, guilty of tax fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy against the U.S.
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Michael Flynn: Former National Security Advisor, guilty of lying to the FBI about Russian contacts
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Stephen Bannon: Former White House adviser, charged with defrauding donors through the “We Build the Wall” campaign
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Elliott Broidy: Republican fundraiser, guilty of acting as an unregistered foreign agent
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Kenneth Kurson: Friend of Jared Kushner, charged with cyberstalking
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Chris Collins: Former congressman, convicted of securities fraud conspiracy
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Duncan Hunter: Former congressman, guilty of misusing campaign funds
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Rick Renzi: Ex-congressman, convicted of extortion, bribery, and money laundering
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Lil Wayne & Kodak Black: Rappers convicted on weapons charges; both publicly supported Trump
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Albert J. Pirro, Jr.: Convicted of tax fraud; ex-husband of Trump ally Jeanine Pirro
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Blackwater Contractors: Pardoned despite convictions for killing unarmed Iraqi civilians
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Clint Lorance: Convicted of second-degree murder for ordering soldiers to fire on unarmed Afghan civilians, killing two
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Mathew Golsteyn: Accused of killing a suspected Taliban bomb-maker, pardoned before trial
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Michael Milken: Convicted of securities fraud and financial crimes as the “junk bond king”
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Bernard Kerik: Guilty of tax fraud and lying to White House officials during a background check
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Randall “Duke” Cunningham: Pleaded guilty to conspiracy and tax evasion for accepting over $2 million in bribes in a major congressional bribery scandal
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Robert Cannon Hayes: Lied to the FBI about a bribery scheme involving political donations
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Steve Stockman: Former GOP congressman; sentence commuted for misuse of charitable funds
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Rod Blagojevich: Ex-Illinois governor; sentence commuted for political corruption
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Dinesh D’Souza: Conservative author; pardoned for campaign finance violations
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Scooter Libby: Former Cheney aide; pardoned for perjury and obstruction
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Eddie Gallagher: Navy SEAL; pardoned of war crimes charges
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Conrad Black: Ex-newspaper publisher; pardoned for fraud and obstruction
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Sholam Weiss: 845-year sentence commuted for fraud and money laundering
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Joe Arpaio: Former Arizona sheriff; pardoned for criminal contempt
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Don’t forget about Tulsi Gabbard and RFK Jr.
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ELON is beyond gay…its going to be interesting to see who is the favourite crotch-sniffer
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OK… so whatever happened to Hunter’s laptop?
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Muskrat does not merit use of words.
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Pete Hegseth: Trump, but also a drunk.
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How many of those January 6 participants were identified by former partners who will now be at the mercy of their revenge plans? I expect that we will see a new level of crimes against the former domestic partners of these guys, who will be emboldened by getting away with the earlier crime.
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Coming on January 20th: The Trump Crime Family Regime
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I thought Trump’s administration would consist of billionaires, sexual predators.
Now we learn that unqualified relatives of his will be part of it too.
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On today’s episode of “The Oligarchy Must Die”…
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This won’t be the popular opinion I’m sure, but I have very mixed feelings about the Hunter pardon. Commuting the sentence would have made the point, but I guess the mitigating factor is that he would have been a pawn in the hands of the Trump DOJ for the next four years. A blanket pardon removes that threat. Understandable on that level.
Balanced against it, is the fact that Hunter actually did commit those crimes, and he was convicted by a jury. Selective prosecution? Sure, but he’s not the only one that ever got caught up in selective prosecution. Ask any Black person. How does someone sitting in prison after conviction for a rarely prosecuted crime feel about this? “Where’s my pardon? Oh yeah, I don’t have a powerful politician as my Father.”
I wonder how the jury feels about it. Selective and political or not, they found him guilty of the crimes. If it had been a pure political witch hunt with no underlying crimes it would be different. That’s how much of the Lefty media is covering it, as a purely political prosecution. But that’s not what the jury decided.
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