Soros money...lol
Ramaswamy was already millionaire when he accepted Soros award he said he needed to pay for law school
Ramaswamy reported $2.2M income during same year he accepted Soros scholarship
Ramaswamy defended himself last month for accepting a $90,000 award from the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans, which was founded by Daisy and Paul Soros, the late older brother of liberal billionaire financier George Soros.
Yesterday...
Testifying under oath, Meadows explained that the phone call he set up between Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger was about Trump hoping to figure out “a less-litigious way of resolving” his election concerns,
There were multiple questions by prosecutors wondering why Meadows, as a federal employee was setting up campaign calls for Trump."Meadows grew somewhat exasperated as the prosecutor questioned why his role would include setting up a call to settle private litigation," "Meadows pointed to Trump’s needs as he perceived them."
“I dealt with the president’s personal position on a number of things. It’s still a part of my job to make sure the president is safe and secure and able to perform his job,” Meadows testified. “Serving the president of the United States is what I do, to be clear.”
“I dealt with the president’s personal position on a number of things. It’s still a part of my job to make sure the president is safe and secure and able to perform his job,” Meadows testified. “Serving the president of the United States is what I do, to be clear.”
Testifying under oath, Meadows explained that the phone call he set up between Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger was about Trump hoping to figure out “a less-litigious way of resolving” his election concerns,
There were multiple questions by prosecutors wondering why Meadows, as a federal employee was setting up campaign calls for Trump."Meadows grew somewhat exasperated as the prosecutor questioned why his role would include setting up a call to settle private litigation," "Meadows pointed to Trump’s needs as he perceived them."
“I dealt with the president’s personal position on a number of things. It’s still a part of my job to make sure the president is safe and secure and able to perform his job,” Meadows testified. “Serving the president of the United States is what I do, to be clear.”
“I dealt with the president’s personal position on a number of things. It’s still a part of my job to make sure the president is safe and secure and able to perform his job,” Meadows testified. “Serving the president of the United States is what I do, to be clear.”
Meadows attempting to wash his hands in the fake elector scheme while selling out Trump and his lawyers.
Had to know Meadows is the weakest link...saving himself, no wonder he's not named on the DC indictments.
Among the most "telling" pieces of the trial came toward the end of Monday's proceedings,
"That has no nexus to presidential duties," Goodman explained. "Meadows' response is perhaps telling."
"As chief of staff, no I did not coordinate those efforts," said Meadows.
"Indeed, it was not within a chief of staff's official authority. 'I did not coordinate.' Okay, then what would you call what you did do?" Goodman asked.
He then posted an excerpt from Chapter 3 Section 2 of the House Select Committee's report on the attempt to overthrow the 2020 election and the Jan. 6 attack on Congress.
"In early December, the highest levels of the Trump Campaign took note of Chesebro's fake elector plan and began to operationalize it," it said. "On December 6th, White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows forwarded a copy of Chesebro's November 18, 2020, memo to Trump Campaign Senior Adviser Jason Miller writing, 'Let's have a discussion about this tomorrow.' Miller replied that he just engaged with reports on the subject, to which Meadows wrote: 'If you are on it then never mind the meeting. We just need to have someone coordinating the electors for states.' Miller clarified that he had only been 'working the PR angle' and they should still meet, to which Meadows answered: 'Got it.' Later that week, Miller sent Meadows a spreadsheet that the Trump Campaign had compiled. It listed contact information for nearly all of the 79 GOP nominees to the electoral college on the November ballot for Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
"The committee report went on to say that Meadows got a text message from a state legislator in Louisiana recommending the fake electors' scheme. Meadows replied to him: 'We are' doing it."
Had to know Meadows is the weakest link...saving himself, no wonder he's not named on the DC indictments.
Among the most "telling" pieces of the trial came toward the end of Monday's proceedings,
"That has no nexus to presidential duties," Goodman explained. "Meadows' response is perhaps telling."
"As chief of staff, no I did not coordinate those efforts," said Meadows.
"Indeed, it was not within a chief of staff's official authority. 'I did not coordinate.' Okay, then what would you call what you did do?" Goodman asked.
He then posted an excerpt from Chapter 3 Section 2 of the House Select Committee's report on the attempt to overthrow the 2020 election and the Jan. 6 attack on Congress.
"In early December, the highest levels of the Trump Campaign took note of Chesebro's fake elector plan and began to operationalize it," it said. "On December 6th, White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows forwarded a copy of Chesebro's November 18, 2020, memo to Trump Campaign Senior Adviser Jason Miller writing, 'Let's have a discussion about this tomorrow.' Miller replied that he just engaged with reports on the subject, to which Meadows wrote: 'If you are on it then never mind the meeting. We just need to have someone coordinating the electors for states.' Miller clarified that he had only been 'working the PR angle' and they should still meet, to which Meadows answered: 'Got it.' Later that week, Miller sent Meadows a spreadsheet that the Trump Campaign had compiled. It listed contact information for nearly all of the 79 GOP nominees to the electoral college on the November ballot for Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
"The committee report went on to say that Meadows got a text message from a state legislator in Louisiana recommending the fake electors' scheme. Meadows replied to him: 'We are' doing it."
"Uge" week coming up for Truth social...
A catastrophic threat is looming..September 8th date set to either extend the long running proposed merger with digital world or pay back 300 million then close the site and pay investors roughly 10 dollars a share to close out the Truth social failure.
96% loss if you participate in the initial offering....
BTW Trump has no money invested in this deal, Plus I'd bet they fail to pay investors in the end.
This con could be done....
A catastrophic threat is looming..September 8th date set to either extend the long running proposed merger with digital world or pay back 300 million then close the site and pay investors roughly 10 dollars a share to close out the Truth social failure.
96% loss if you participate in the initial offering....
BTW Trump has no money invested in this deal, Plus I'd bet they fail to pay investors in the end.
This con could be done....
Pretty weird how the guy who failed at running a real estate empire , failed at running casinos , failed at running an airline, failed at running a football team , failed at running for reelection... has now failed at running his crappy Truth Social app... who could have foreseen that this incompetent stumblefuck would fall on his fat face yet again..
oh well
oh well
Quoted yesterday ...Jack Smith's gotta love this fool can't keep this trap hole shut.
“Like the records case, I come under the Presidential Records Act. I’m allowed to do it. Biden’s not allowed to do it, because he wasn’t president. It’s a special act that was passed in great detail in 1977, in tremendous detail. It tells you everything you’re allowed to do, and it’s not criminal. It has nothing to do with the criminal. It’s not a criminal act,” Trump said.
“Like the records case, I come under the Presidential Records Act. I’m allowed to do it. Biden’s not allowed to do it, because he wasn’t president. It’s a special act that was passed in great detail in 1977, in tremendous detail. It tells you everything you’re allowed to do, and it’s not criminal. It has nothing to do with the criminal. It’s not a criminal act,” Trump said.
Dems over performing party baselines by a average of 11 points in special elections ...IDK that I'd look at polls over the recent special election results, abortion and GOP extremism is a problem for the party.
Democrats just scored a big win in an election on Tuesday: Democrat Hal Rafter defeated Republican James Guzofski 56 percent to 44 percent in a special election to fill a Republican-held seat in the New Hampshire state House. Assuming Democrats win another special election in November in a solidly blue seat, Rafter’s win means the New Hampshire state House will be tied at 198 Republicans and 198 Democrats (with two independents and two seats still vacant). On paper, that will end full Republican control of New Hampshire state government. (In practice, whoever controls the House could change by the day depending on legislator absences.)
It’s also the latest example of Democrats outperforming in a special election, a trend that could be a harbinger of a very good year for Democrats in 2024. This New Hampshire district is 6 percentage points more Republican-leaning than the nation as a whole, according to a weighted average of the 2020 and 2016 presidential results in the district.* Yet Rafter won by 12 points — an 18-point Democratic overperformance above their partisan baseline.
this guy looks right for the party.
Say hello to pastor Jim Guzofski, and please enjoy his 2021 Halloween sermon:
Democrats just scored a big win in an election on Tuesday: Democrat Hal Rafter defeated Republican James Guzofski 56 percent to 44 percent in a special election to fill a Republican-held seat in the New Hampshire state House. Assuming Democrats win another special election in November in a solidly blue seat, Rafter’s win means the New Hampshire state House will be tied at 198 Republicans and 198 Democrats (with two independents and two seats still vacant). On paper, that will end full Republican control of New Hampshire state government. (In practice, whoever controls the House could change by the day depending on legislator absences.)
It’s also the latest example of Democrats outperforming in a special election, a trend that could be a harbinger of a very good year for Democrats in 2024. This New Hampshire district is 6 percentage points more Republican-leaning than the nation as a whole, according to a weighted average of the 2020 and 2016 presidential results in the district.* Yet Rafter won by 12 points — an 18-point Democratic overperformance above their partisan baseline.
this guy looks right for the party.
Say hello to pastor Jim Guzofski, and please enjoy his 2021 Halloween sermon:
'Blood sacrifices to Molech': Meet the GOP's new nominee for a key swing seat
Have you worshipped the dark lord Molech today? No? Then you simply aren't doing your part to protect abortion rights! Think we're insane? Think we're kidding? Then you, friend, have not yet heard the good word dispensed by the GOP's brand-new nominee...
www.dailykos.com
Only getting worse...this thread nailed the entire republican melt down way back in 2021McCarthy urges House Republicans to stop attacking each other publicly
"I’m not going to sit back and watch us make self-inflicted wounds," he told his members
McCarthy urges House Republicans to stop attacking each other publicly
"I’m not going to sit back and watch us make self-inflicted wounds," he told his members.www.politico.com
called it almost 2 years ago and what do you know?..real problem
How's grievance politics working out again fellas?
Beautiful set up for 2024 where a most likely convicted criminal will be the GOP candidate.
Plus the party has reproductive right as the major albatross hanging around the neck all republican candidates.
Blue wave....
FBI found gold bars in Menendez’s house, money stuffed in jackets, prosecutors say
This dude should go to jail for a long time.....
FBI found gold bars in Menendez’s house, money stuffed in jackets, prosecutors say
Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) and his wife, Nadine, have been indicted on charges of bribery. Federal prosecutors announced the charges Friday and said in a search of the senator’s home, they fo…
thehill.com
