it has to have some reference to Trump like MAGAminutes.
has anyone every heard of Chubsey's Christmas? similar to Baby Shark just more evil.
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has anyone every heard of Chubsey's Christmas? similar to Baby Shark just more evil.
rkymtnman
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FBI Raids Home of Colorado MAGA County Clerk — and Lauren Boebert's Former Campaign Manager: Report
The FBI on Tuesday raided the homes of Mesa County, Colorado clerk Tina Peters and three associates, as part of its investigation into whether the MAGA-loving official was involved in an election security breach. “The FBI carried out a court-ordered search of Peters’ home in Mesa County early...
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CunningCanuk
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Marjorie Taylor Greene reveals how much she's accrued in fines over masks
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Marjorie Taylor Greene reveals how much she's accrued in fines over masks - CNN Video
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has publicly cast doubt on and spread misinformation about the efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines, revealed Tuesday that she has not received the Covid-19 vaccine. She is now being fined over 60,000 for refusal of mask wearing on the senate floor.
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Roger A. Shrubber
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she should be fined that much EVERY DAY she doesn't wear a mask on the floor...maybe that would shut the bitch up for a few minutes...but that would just give her more time to make ridiculous slide shows that only illustrate how ignorant she is, and how unqualified for her positionMarjorie Taylor Greene reveals how much she's accrued in fines over masks
Marjorie Taylor Greene reveals how much she's accrued in fines over masks - CNN Video
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has publicly cast doubt on and spread misinformation about the efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines, revealed Tuesday that she has not received the Covid-19 vaccine. She is now being fined over 60,000 for refusal of mask wearing on the senate floor.
Budzbuddha
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Dumbass Horn head rioter gets 41 months.
DIY-HP-LED
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Mercers Throw Steve Bannon Under the Bus in Election Probe
When the FEC started looking into Cambridge Analytica’s campaign work in 2016, a lawyer for billionaire backer Rebekah Mercer blamed Steve Bannon for any potential misdeeds.
Roger A. Shrubber
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this is leverage to get him to spill his guts on trump...use it
Mercers Throw Steve Bannon Under the Bus in Election Probe
When the FEC started looking into Cambridge Analytica’s campaign work in 2016, a lawyer for billionaire backer Rebekah Mercer blamed Steve Bannon for any potential misdeeds.www.thedailybeast.com
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captainmorgan
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Lauren Boebert is having an almost psychotic meltdown on the House floor right now, after the Feds raided the home of her former campaign manager last night. She knows how bad this is about to get for her.
rkymtnman
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LMAO!
i just heard a radio ad for Tanner Gun show coming to Pueblo this weekend with special guest, Lauren Qbert.
DIY-HP-LED
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Make no mistake, they have these assholes by the balls if they want em. Trump has committed hundreds of crimes in plain sight FFS and the newspapers have even proved them! Donald was the center of many conspiracies, to know him was to criminally conspire with him, he had several conspiracies going at the same time trying to retain power in 2020. The 1/6 insurrection was just one of them, there was also pressuring election officials and conspiring with DeJoy to fuck up the USPS and mail in vote. Oh don't forget Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen doing time for Donald's crime, they have him cold there with his buddy Peckerhead as a witness and his signature on documents.
I'm sure Garland knows NY is gonna put Donald away for life and make the whole point of charging him federally moot. That way it was a state doing Donald, not Joe and the feds, makes it harder for them to claim it was political revenge, it was about business and taxes, not politics. Also if Donald is doing federal time he can be pardoned by a republican president, not so in NY. Plus there's the benefit that he'll be doing time in a NY state maximum security prison, they say federal time is much easier with better conditions. They are taking their time nailing his ass and the longer they take, the closer to the election it is, Donald is useful, he is keeping the republicans from reorganizing, moving on and selecting new leaders, he is also vacuuming up all the small donor money. When he goes to court the freaking out and panicking will begin in earnest and will become more intense as his day of doom approaches. He will use everything and everyone he can to squirm out of it, including using up what's left of the republican party as he wipes his ass with them on his way to prison.
DIY-HP-LED
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The FBI raided the home of a Colorado elections official accused of leaking data that appeared on a QAnon forum
Tina Peters is accused of leaking information that was later shared on Ron Watkins' Telegram forum. She says she's a victim of government persecution.
printer
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Watchdog finds no money has flowed out of agency tasked by Trump admin to fight pandemic
The Trump administration in May 2020 ordered the International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to distribute $100 million in loans of Pentagon funds through the CARES Act to “finance the domestic production of strategic resources needed to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak, and to strengthen any relevant domestic medical supply chains,” according to DFC’s website.
As part of that effort, companies were prompted to apply for loans for projects that would help generate goods and services that were needed during the pandemic and “sustain industries critical to the healthcare and public health sector.”
According to a new report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO), since the Pentagon-funded loan program started in June 2020, the DFC has not allocated any money, despite receiving 178 applications within that time frame.
The portal for the agency’s loan applications has been paused, according to NBC News, and its ability to make loans related to the pandemic reportedly expires on March 26.
NBC News also noted that Adam Boehler, who was for a short time a college roommate of former President Trump’s son-in-law and adviser Jared Kushner, headed the DFC from fall 2019 through Jan. 20, the day Trump left office. The agency was established in 2018 to help oversee private investments for government-funded projects in the developing world.
The GAO said the DFC informed it that the loan review process had been taking longer than expected, which prompted the group to revise its procedures and start prioritizing applications for medical-related projects.
Specifically, the agency said it had a difficult time trying to review the complex proposals, some of which required environmental assessments, according to NBC News.
Chelsa Kenney, the author of the GAO report, told the network that the absence of loans generated an “expectations gap” when it came to performance. She also said that she believes the agency has narrowed the pool of 175 applications down to eight but funds have still not been allocated.
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The Trump administration in May 2020 ordered the International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to distribute $100 million in loans of Pentagon funds through the CARES Act to “finance the domestic production of strategic resources needed to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak, and to strengthen any relevant domestic medical supply chains,” according to DFC’s website.
As part of that effort, companies were prompted to apply for loans for projects that would help generate goods and services that were needed during the pandemic and “sustain industries critical to the healthcare and public health sector.”
According to a new report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO), since the Pentagon-funded loan program started in June 2020, the DFC has not allocated any money, despite receiving 178 applications within that time frame.
The portal for the agency’s loan applications has been paused, according to NBC News, and its ability to make loans related to the pandemic reportedly expires on March 26.
NBC News also noted that Adam Boehler, who was for a short time a college roommate of former President Trump’s son-in-law and adviser Jared Kushner, headed the DFC from fall 2019 through Jan. 20, the day Trump left office. The agency was established in 2018 to help oversee private investments for government-funded projects in the developing world.
The GAO said the DFC informed it that the loan review process had been taking longer than expected, which prompted the group to revise its procedures and start prioritizing applications for medical-related projects.
Specifically, the agency said it had a difficult time trying to review the complex proposals, some of which required environmental assessments, according to NBC News.
Chelsa Kenney, the author of the GAO report, told the network that the absence of loans generated an “expectations gap” when it came to performance. She also said that she believes the agency has narrowed the pool of 175 applications down to eight but funds have still not been allocated.
Watchdog finds no money has flowed out of agency tasked by Trump admin to fight pandemic
A government watchdog issued a report on Wednesday that found an agency tasked by the Trump administration with helping fight the pandemic has not allocated any of the $100 million it was…
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Roger A. Shrubber
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https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/582006-trump-gives-mcconnell-insult-filled-ultimatum-on-biden-agenda
i'd like to grab mcconnell by the turkey wattle and smack the fuck out of him...but he's no fool.
he knows when to bail out, and he's doing it relatively gracefully, creating plausible deniability for himself.
" I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past, I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the trump has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain. "
i'd like to grab mcconnell by the turkey wattle and smack the fuck out of him...but he's no fool.
he knows when to bail out, and he's doing it relatively gracefully, creating plausible deniability for himself.
" I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past, I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the trump has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain. "
Budzbuddha
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DIY-HP-LED
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No interns in prison Matt, unless ya want him for a cell mate.
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Matt Gaetz said his office is open to hiring Kyle Rittenhouse as a congressional intern if he's 'interested in helping the country in additional ways'
In an interview on Newsmax on Wednesday, Gaetz spoke up in defense of Rittenhouse, saying he deserved a "not guilty" verdict even as a 12-person jury continues to deliberate the verdict.
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Matt Gaetz said his office is open to hiring Kyle Rittenhouse as a congressional intern if he's 'interested in helping the country in additional ways'
A 12-member jury is deliberating whether Rittenhouse is guilty of five felony charges including first-degree homicide.
Matt Gaetz said his office is open to hiring Kyle Rittenhouse as a congressional intern if he's 'interested in helping the country in additional ways'
- Matt Gaetz said on Wednesday that he thought Kyle Rittenhouse would make a good congressional intern.
- "We may reach out to him and see if he'd be interested in helping the country in additional ways," Gaetz said of Rittenhouse.
- A jury is currently deliberating if Rittenhouse is guilty of five felonies, including first-degree homicide.
In an interview on Newsmax on Wednesday, Gaetz spoke up in defense of Rittenhouse, saying he deserved a "not guilty" verdict even as a 12-person jury continues to deliberate the verdict.
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DIY-HP-LED
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At least 10 Republicans who were at the rally that preceded the Capitol riot won elections earlier this month. 2 political experts explain how and why.
While most have denied breaching the Capitol, their victories offer insight into the state of the Republican party, and where it may be headed.
CunningCanuk
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I agree with Gaetz. Rittenhouse would be a very fine Republican and will fit in nicely with the other pieces of shit in the party.No interns in prison Matt, unless ya want him for a cell mate.
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Matt Gaetz said his office is open to hiring Kyle Rittenhouse as a congressional intern if he's 'interested in helping the country in additional ways'
A 12-member jury is deliberating whether Rittenhouse is guilty of five felony charges including first-degree homicide.
Matt Gaetz said his office is open to hiring Kyle Rittenhouse as a congressional intern if he's 'interested in helping the country in additional ways'
Florida congressman Matt Gaetz said he thought Kyle Rittenhouse would make a good congressional intern and said he may contact him to make the job offer happen if he's "interested."
- Matt Gaetz said on Wednesday that he thought Kyle Rittenhouse would make a good congressional intern.
- "We may reach out to him and see if he'd be interested in helping the country in additional ways," Gaetz said of Rittenhouse.
- A jury is currently deliberating if Rittenhouse is guilty of five felonies, including first-degree homicide.
In an interview on Newsmax on Wednesday, Gaetz spoke up in defense of Rittenhouse, saying he deserved a "not guilty" verdict even as a 12-person jury continues to deliberate the verdict.
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printer
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Youngkin says education can be a winning issue for Republicans
Youngkin, speaking to attendees at the annual Republican Governors Association meeting in Phoenix, said that while polls rank education as a non-important issue, it is currently at the top of mind for voters.
“The polls kept telling us that education was the seventh or eighth or ninth most important issue,” Youngkin said, according to The Associated Press. “Let me tell you, it is the top issue right now, and Republicans across the country can own this topic."
The former CEO of a private equity firm turned politician bested former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) in the contentious gubernatorial race earlier this month, shocking many considering the commonwealth had been reliably blue in the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections.
A key part of McAuliffe’s campaign focused on the issue of education and school curricula, emphasizing that parents should play a role in deciding what their children learn in the classroom. One of his slogans was “parents matter.”
Other Republicans seem to agree with that path strategy. Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.), the chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee, wrote in a memo after the gubernatorial race that the GOP “can and must become the party of parents.”
Youngkin also won by keeping a distance from former President Trump while supporting and touting his policies that are popular among GOP voters. The nominee accepted the former president’s endorsement, but the two never campaigned in person together.
The incoming governor on Wednesday said that while the Republican Party has “historically been a bit on our heels” when it comes to the issue of education, GOP candidates can now win races by advocating for “strong schools that teach our children how to excel, not watering down the curriculum, a school where parents have a say in what their children are being taught,” according to the AP.
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Youngkin, speaking to attendees at the annual Republican Governors Association meeting in Phoenix, said that while polls rank education as a non-important issue, it is currently at the top of mind for voters.
“The polls kept telling us that education was the seventh or eighth or ninth most important issue,” Youngkin said, according to The Associated Press. “Let me tell you, it is the top issue right now, and Republicans across the country can own this topic."
The former CEO of a private equity firm turned politician bested former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) in the contentious gubernatorial race earlier this month, shocking many considering the commonwealth had been reliably blue in the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections.
A key part of McAuliffe’s campaign focused on the issue of education and school curricula, emphasizing that parents should play a role in deciding what their children learn in the classroom. One of his slogans was “parents matter.”
Other Republicans seem to agree with that path strategy. Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.), the chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee, wrote in a memo after the gubernatorial race that the GOP “can and must become the party of parents.”
Youngkin also won by keeping a distance from former President Trump while supporting and touting his policies that are popular among GOP voters. The nominee accepted the former president’s endorsement, but the two never campaigned in person together.
The incoming governor on Wednesday said that while the Republican Party has “historically been a bit on our heels” when it comes to the issue of education, GOP candidates can now win races by advocating for “strong schools that teach our children how to excel, not watering down the curriculum, a school where parents have a say in what their children are being taught,” according to the AP.
Youngkin says education can be a winning issue for Republicans
Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin (R) on Wednesday said education can be a winning issue for Republicans in future elections after the political newcomer turned his focus on schools and won t…
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captainmorgan
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MAGA Election Clerk Accused of Not Counting Ballots in Local Races
Before she was the subject of an FBI investigation, Stop the Steal diehard Tina Peters oversaw elections where ballots went uncounted or got lost in unsecured drop boxes.