captainmorgan
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‘Keep America Great Committee’ Founder Admits Swindling Trump Fans
The Nevada man made off with more than $500,000 in fraudulent donations, and got more than $1 million in phony PPP loans, to boot.
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injinji
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Only the finest.‘Keep America Great Committee’ Founder Admits Swindling Trump Fans
The Nevada man made off with more than $500,000 in fraudulent donations, and got more than $1 million in phony PPP loans, to boot.www.thedailybeast.com
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Michigan judge rejects one of last challenges to 2020 election results
A Michigan judge on Tuesday rejected one of the final challenges to the 2020 presidential election, batting down a case that former President Trump and his allies had touted in their efforts to overturn the race’s results.
Michigan Circuit Court Judge Kevin Elsenheimer dismissed a case brought by a voter in in rural Antrim County who said that fraud had taken place in the November contest, ruling that an audit conducted by the Michigan secretary of state’s office satisfied a state law that provide’s avenues for voters to request such counts.
“By deciding this motion, the court is not saying that there were no problems in the way that Antrim County conducted its November 2020 elections. The clerk has admitted that there were challenges and problems in the elections, although the hand count ultimately of the presidential election showed results largely consistent with the canvass totals that were entered by the state and reported by the county,” Elsenheimer said in delivering his ruling. "I am saying that, as pled, the plaintiff’s request for an audit is not available."
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A Michigan judge on Tuesday rejected one of the final challenges to the 2020 presidential election, batting down a case that former President Trump and his allies had touted in their efforts to overturn the race’s results.
Michigan Circuit Court Judge Kevin Elsenheimer dismissed a case brought by a voter in in rural Antrim County who said that fraud had taken place in the November contest, ruling that an audit conducted by the Michigan secretary of state’s office satisfied a state law that provide’s avenues for voters to request such counts.
“By deciding this motion, the court is not saying that there were no problems in the way that Antrim County conducted its November 2020 elections. The clerk has admitted that there were challenges and problems in the elections, although the hand count ultimately of the presidential election showed results largely consistent with the canvass totals that were entered by the state and reported by the county,” Elsenheimer said in delivering his ruling. "I am saying that, as pled, the plaintiff’s request for an audit is not available."
Michigan judge rejects one of last challenges to 2020 election results
A Michigan judge on Tuesday rejected one of the final challenges to the 2020 presidential election, batting down a case that former President Trump and his allies had touted in their efforts to ove…
thehill.com
printer
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Biden's DOJ withdrew subpoena for Twitter account parodying Nunes
The Department of Justice (DOJ) retracted a grand jury subpoena earlier this year for information that would identify the person behind an anonymous Twitter account parodying Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), according to a court document unsealed on Tuesday.
The filing was revealed a day after a federal court in Washington, D.C., unsealed a motion showing the Trump administration's DOJ had issued a grand jury subpoena to Twitter demanding that it turn over the identifying information regarding the user @NunesAlt.
The latest document unsealed Tuesday shows that the U.S. Attorney's office in D.C. withdrew the subpoena in March, two months after President Biden took office.
"It appears to Twitter that the Subpoena may be related to Congressman Devin Nunes’s repeated efforts to unmask individuals behind parody accounts critical of him," the motion Monday read. "His efforts to suppress critical speech are as well-publicized as they are unsuccessful."
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) retracted a grand jury subpoena earlier this year for information that would identify the person behind an anonymous Twitter account parodying Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), according to a court document unsealed on Tuesday.
The filing was revealed a day after a federal court in Washington, D.C., unsealed a motion showing the Trump administration's DOJ had issued a grand jury subpoena to Twitter demanding that it turn over the identifying information regarding the user @NunesAlt.
The latest document unsealed Tuesday shows that the U.S. Attorney's office in D.C. withdrew the subpoena in March, two months after President Biden took office.
"It appears to Twitter that the Subpoena may be related to Congressman Devin Nunes’s repeated efforts to unmask individuals behind parody accounts critical of him," the motion Monday read. "His efforts to suppress critical speech are as well-publicized as they are unsuccessful."
Biden’s DOJ withdrew subpoena for Twitter account parodying Nunes
The Department of Justice (DOJ) retracted a grand jury subpoena earlier this year for information that would identify the person behind an anonymous Twitter account parodying Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Ca…
thehill.com
Budzbuddha
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No words needed .... 
I'm just so saddened at the thought of all those chickens who ate those ballets, and later were killed in that horrific fire lit by Biden himself. What a waste. /s
Man get it to fucking together as a country. The world is looking at the USA as a joke because of stuff like this shit over the last 5 years. Honestly it's starting to sound like you need an invasion of some sort. I'm bringing WEED! Lol
Man get it to fucking together as a country. The world is looking at the USA as a joke because of stuff like this shit over the last 5 years. Honestly it's starting to sound like you need an invasion of some sort. I'm bringing WEED! Lol
Budzbuddha
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Wow … lawyer for Buffalo horned magat got some shit to say …. Sure this will bite his ass.
Fogdog
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Biden should have completely fixed everything and ended world poverty by now, so I totally understand what you are aggravated at. I mean, we STILL have the epidemic. Superman Biden should have blasted all those virus particles with his heat vision on the first day.
Anyway, thanks for the advice. I'll write it down and then mail it to Biden using the express flush setting on my toilet bowl.
captainmorgan
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DIY-HP-LED
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Unfortunately he will own the rural parts of NY state home of the Know Nothing party and it hasn't changed much. NY regularly sends racist shitheads to congress, just like CA does, Nunes is an example, as is Kevin McCarthy. No matter how stupid, corrupt or treasonous they are, they will keep sending them back to Washington
DIY-HP-LED
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Retired generals were fooled by imposter 'Rear Adm. Jack Meehoff' as they accused Biden of being a 'Marxist' - Raw Story - Celebrating 17 Years of Independent Journalism
Retired generals were fooled by imposter 'Rear Adm. Jack Meehoff' as they accused Biden of being a 'Marxist'
Last week, a group of more than 120 retired generals and admirals caused shock and outrage by signing a conspiracy theory-laden letter questioning the legitimacy of the 2020 election and suggesting that President Joe Biden is a communist and too enfeebled to do his job. Among the signatories are Maj. Gen. John Bolduc, a candidate for Senate in New Hampshire, and Vice Adm. John Poindexter, former National Security Adviser to President Ronald Reagan.
But it seems that the group, calling themselves "Flag Officers 4 America," didn't do a good job of verifying all of their signatories were legit, because according to Task & Purpose, one of the names that ended up on the list was an imposter who went by the fake name, "Rear Adm. Jack Meehoff."
"After Christopher Mathias of the Huffington Post wrote a May 12 story about the letter, he received an email the following day from someone showing how he had managed to get the apocryphal 'Rear Adm. Jack Meehoff' added to the list of signatories," reported Jeff Shogol. "Mathias later tweeted emails from the man, whose name he redacted, showing how he had provided the false name to retired Army Maj. Gen. Joseph Arbuckle, who left active duty in 2000. 'Thank you for your support,' Arbuckle replied. 'Your name will be added to the letter today. Thank you for standing tall.'"
He was eventually removed, but not before making it onto the public list.
According to the report, the man behind "Rear Adm. Jack Meehoff" is a retired submariner who told Task & Purpose he acted because he found the whole letter "f**king absurd."
Retired generals were fooled by imposter 'Rear Adm. Jack Meehoff' as they accused Biden of being a 'Marxist'
Last week, a group of more than 120 retired generals and admirals caused shock and outrage by signing a conspiracy theory-laden letter questioning the legitimacy of the 2020 election and suggesting that President Joe Biden is a communist and too enfeebled to do his job. Among the signatories are Maj. Gen. John Bolduc, a candidate for Senate in New Hampshire, and Vice Adm. John Poindexter, former National Security Adviser to President Ronald Reagan.
But it seems that the group, calling themselves "Flag Officers 4 America," didn't do a good job of verifying all of their signatories were legit, because according to Task & Purpose, one of the names that ended up on the list was an imposter who went by the fake name, "Rear Adm. Jack Meehoff."
"After Christopher Mathias of the Huffington Post wrote a May 12 story about the letter, he received an email the following day from someone showing how he had managed to get the apocryphal 'Rear Adm. Jack Meehoff' added to the list of signatories," reported Jeff Shogol. "Mathias later tweeted emails from the man, whose name he redacted, showing how he had provided the false name to retired Army Maj. Gen. Joseph Arbuckle, who left active duty in 2000. 'Thank you for your support,' Arbuckle replied. 'Your name will be added to the letter today. Thank you for standing tall.'"
He was eventually removed, but not before making it onto the public list.
According to the report, the man behind "Rear Adm. Jack Meehoff" is a retired submariner who told Task & Purpose he acted because he found the whole letter "f**king absurd."
captainmorgan
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REVEALED: Marjorie Taylor Greene is ring leader behind House GOP revolt over wearing masks
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA)is leading the charge among House Republicans to refuse to follow Speaker Nancy Pelosi's rule continuing the mask mandate, with at least a dozen far right lawmakers flouting their obligation."Masks are oppressive and nothing but a political tool. End the...
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TacoMac
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It would seem that Republican Tim Ryan of Ohio has had enough.
DIY-HP-LED
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He's a democrat, not a republican.
DIY-HP-LED
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i don't usually comment on ones looks but..
is he banging anything? pen, glass, cane?
haven't we?