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https://twitter.com/kyledcheney/status/1783277568713433196?s=46

Remember, Kenneth Chesebro was going around the country singing his ass off in different states to avoid more criminal charges.

Jenna Ellis is probably gonna cry again

Hopefully we get some more mug shot photos

Hes also an unindicted co-conspirator in Arizona

https://twitter.com/yashar/status/1783279912994107819?s=46

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Thats gotta be Rudy Giuliani

And it looks like there are 7 redacted defendants in the indictment I wonder who they are

https://twitter.com/kyledcheney/status/1783271927726940421?s=61

Hahahahahahahahahaha

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Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss just took down The Gateway Pundit

https://twitter.com/JordanOnRecord/status/1783234266035372268

This is one of the guys who was caught because he bragged about his involvement in the insurrection on Bumble and the woman he matched with reported him to the FBI.

I wonder how long it'll take the judge to make his ruling on the gag order

https://twitter.com/AdamParkhomenko/status/1783187379806708186

Hopefully they become indicted co-conspirators at some point.

divot1338 posted...

No even Republicans in Congress can connect the dots.

Republicans connecting dots is how we got Roe v Wade overturned because they don't want people to have abortions after birth. And 10 year old rape victims being forced to travel to different states to have abortions. And women being forced to give birth to non-viable fetuses. And women getting prosecuted for having miscarriages. And January 6th. And Dominion and Smartmatic getting defamed to hell and back. And Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss having their entire lives destroyed based on bullshit. And people trying to storm vote counting centers based on bullshit. And thousands people committing crimes on Donald Trump's behalf and being sent to prison.

divot1338 posted...

That was mostly a courtesy statement.

Even Republicans can understand the threat when briefed by their staff and national security experts.

Democrats understand basic governance.

Republicans supported January 6th. They don't give a shit about national security or even their own security, or the security of their staff. The vast majority of the ones who claimed didn't bowed down to those responsible in the days and weeks afterward any way. They were all running from people who were shouting "hang Mike pence" and beating the shit out of police officers for hours and then turning around and acting like none of that happened.

divot1338 posted...

Look by all means form your own opinion on this. Or more likely have Tiktok form it for you.

But regardless of whether you are right, left or center, your elected representatives who are significantly more informed than you agree that this is harmful without making any sort of judgement on whether the app is good or bad.

Which is why it will get spun off by Byte Dance like good little capitalists.

We literally have elected representatives who don't understand how government works

TheSuperSilver posted...

Looks like the only people who bought the stupid things were the YouTubers.

And many of them returned it within the allowable time frame.

GiftedACIII posted...

These are words straight out of a CCP activist's lol.

Words straight out of a CCP activist's laugh out loud?

Zikten posted...

I don't follow sports much so I don't know what this is about. But does this mean whatever people thought he did, he is actually exonerated now?

They took his Heisman trophy away because of "impermissible benefits," but now college players are able to get paid through NIL, and endorsement deals, and selling their own likenesses (autographs, appearances in video games, etc.) so thoughts about that stuff have pretty much flipped.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/40014492/reggie-bush-heisman-trophy-returned

Reggie Bush has his 2005 Heisman Trophy back, as the Heisman Trust announced Wednesday the formal "reinstatement" of the trophy to Bush amid what it calls "enormous changes in the college football landscape."

The Heisman Trust's decision comes after Bush forfeited his Heisman Trophy in 2010 in the wake of significant NCAA sanctions for USC, which included Bush receiving improper benefits during a Trojans career that spanned from 2003 to 2005.

As part of the decision Wednesday, the Heisman Trust is returning the Heisman Trophy to Bush and a replica to USC. Bush will again be invited to all future Heisman Trophy ceremonies, beginning in the 2024 season.

"Personally, I'm thrilled to reunite with my fellow Heisman winners and be a part of the storied legacy of the Heisman Trophy, and I'm honored to return to the Heisman family," Bush said in a statement to ESPN. "I also look forward to working together with the Heisman Trust to advance the values and mission of the organization."

Good

cjsdowg posted...

Why the fuck does Israel need aid.

So I heard an explanation about this that makes sense as far as the basic why... Apparently Israel was about to lose the Yam Kippur war and the were threatening to use nukes to go out with a bang. We stepped in to help them to avoid a nuclear catastrophe and we've been supporting them ever since.

At some point, I'll have to read up on the details of that

With both iOS and Android allowing sideloading, I'm not sure how they're expecting to enforce this

mario2000 posted...

He singlehandedly fought off the British.

What they never tell you is that Paul Revere was riding his horse to George Santos' house to make that happen

LonelyStoner posted...

Will someone please explain what the fuck you guys are talking about? Are these actual quotes from Santos?

George Santos is infamous for making up his entire life story and defrauding people to get elected to congress, so people just attribute random accolades and accomplishments to him.

1, I think. I don't even remember the last time I got modded, so I'm not worried about losing access.

008Zulu posted...

End? Didn't he get booted out?

He decided to run again as an independent.

BewmHedshot posted...

Have you never heard of scheduled Tweets? I mean I wouldn't be surprised if Truth Social's shitty developers couldn't implement such a high tech feature, but it's existed for like a decade.

There's also a possibility that someone else has access to his account.

Sad that the dude who invented hot sauce won't be back in office

https://twitter.com/MacFarlaneNews/status/1782900546371805648

UltimateWing posted...

https://abcnews.go.com/US/secret-services-prepares-potential-trump-contempt-order-hush/story?id=109542824&cid=social_twitter_abcn

I guess the Secret Service had to prepare in case the judge decided to confine Trump. Maybe next time.

This is a wild time in this country. Way too much of our society fell for Trump's dumb shit

He was using his phone during the trial previously and his lawyer told him to stop. I believe he started just posting on social media during breaks

I've eaten ramen at a restaurant before and would do it again.

https://twitter.com/stewartbishop/status/1782827442723328063

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Yeah. I'm not typically one to pay any mind to tabloids, but I was pretty confused in 2015/2016 when Trump kept beating the rest of the field in primaries. This would also explain the weird conspiracy theories that came out about Hillary Clinton in that election.

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https://twitter.com/KatiePhang/status/1782819829441003840

https://twitter.com/lawofruby/status/1782812389517218012

https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/ELN/17-152

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So the falsification of business records misdemeanor becomes a felony because it was done to cover up the violation of 17-152, from my understanding

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Gotta wonder if this would explain Trump's rise in the primaries in 2015

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dummy420 posted...

I think it's win win for him. On one hand he can do whatever he wants. On the other he will go to jail and re-energize his base which are faltering slightly.

He's probably not aware of the strip search stuff, though

That's one of my big reasons for leaving my last job. The company exploded in size around 2017 - 2018, but didn't expand IT at all. I was the only network engineer. The company went from having 3 locations in Austin and about 330 employees to 5 locations in Austin, 1 in Chicago, 1 in Dallas, 1 in Canada, 1 in Charleston, SC, 1 in China, 1 in Mexico and over 1000 employees.

They sent me to Charleston, SC to set up the network for the location out there. I did 60 hours during the day that week and then another 30 hours back at the hotel trying to keep up with all the normal stuff. When I got back to Austin, I was exhausted. I knew I was going to need help because they weren't going to slow down with expansions. It turned into constant 60 - 80 hour work weeks.

They still refused to hire anyone to help. After a lot of begging and pleading, they finally brought on a contractor. There was so much work to do that we both ended up working 60 - 80 hour weeks all the time. It was never ending. I had to put my foot down and just stop doing certain things because I didn't want that 60 - 80 hours to turn into 80 - 100 hours. They wanted me to rearchitect the wifi at the corporate office. I asked them how I was going to do that when I didn't have enough time to do the stuff I already had to do on a regular basis. They didn't have an answer, so it just didn't get done.

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Not sure

https://twitter.com/hugolowell/status/1782783605065863454

So he's not going to rule on it right away.

https://twitter.com/KatiePhang/status/1782781981484597641

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It's also kinda strange that Trump is violating the gag order in a criminal trial a lot more than he was in the civil fraud trial. Maybe because the judge hasn't yelled at him yet?

Cemith posted...

Oh boy

10,000 whole dollars.

Because, you know, fines are very bad for rich people.

He'll get a bond company with $150 in liquid capital to put it up for him

UltimateWing posted...

I cant find the tweet again, but someone said $1000 was the maximum fine allowed in such cases. I dont have time to look for it. But can anyone confirm if this is correct?

Yeah, that's what I read. It's either $1000 or jail time. Not sure if it's $1000 per violation or $1000 max. The prosecution is saying Trump violated the gag order 10 times, I believe.

ArchonKnight posted...

Donald, approach the bench and present your wrist so that I may slap it.

Present thine exam so that I may give thee an F

Gag order hearing coming up. I'll happily allow Judge Merchan to beat my expectations, but I'm not gonna expect anything more than the $1000 fine.

Neon windbreaker outfits

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