Former President Donald Trump, his son Don Jr., and other Trumpworld figures made quiet exits last month from the board of a troubled social media venture launched to give the former president an online outlet.
We’re gonna need a bigger smoke bomb.
Meanwhile in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania…
But that won’t stop the CCCP from their constant “Democrats in Disarray” BS!
Leaving others holding the legal bags.
He’s so fastidious, Trump. Even the appearance of impropriety.
Stink the place up, then a quick exit. This guy claims to want to be president again. SMDH.
I guess he decided that “Truth” just wasn’t his style!
Devin Nunes, we hardly knew ya.
Nunes was holding Trump’s “bags” long before this.
That Donald Trump - always a true and steadfast friend.
Hey, wait! Where are you going…?
TRUTH Social, owned by TMTG, issued a statement on the platform calling the reports “fake news” and disputing that Trump had departed.
The TRUTH is somebody’s lying.
Based on all available evidence, pretty fucking stupid I’d say.
But it leaves the question open of whether this merger — valued at $875 million — will become the latest in a long line of failed Trump ventures, from Trump Steaks to Trump University.
If you have reviewed any facet of his recurring business failures…same shit,different day…
The New York Times reported last year that Digital World may have skirted both those laws.
What does this even mean? If the Speed limit is 50mph, how does one “skirt that law?”
Nunes is going to - wait for it - have a cow.
Didn’t Devin Nunes leave his job in the House in order to be some kind of honcho in this endeavor? So Trump and his spawn just pantsed Nunes? This is what you get when you join that cult, and it couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.
Someone should coin the phrase, “Everything Trump Touches Dies.” Would make a good hashtag: #ETTD.
Really, at that point, would it work?
“Yeah, I was involved in a murder in the company that perpetrated the act but I left before it was discovered. So can’t touch me!!! Nanananana!”
So damned stupid the 1/3-pound burger failed, because people thought a 1/4-pounder was bigger.
As you type that, Devin is lawyer-ing up again…