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THE MAGA PARTY!,,, the GOP is dead, republicans are going down with the dems,, get ready for THE MAGA PARTY lefty's
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2021-08-03 at 4:30 PM UTC
Originally posted by Donald Trump In 2019, over 37,000 Americans died from fentanyl overdoses. That’s nearly five times the number of American troops killed in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
In 2020, the U.S. government reported 93,000 American residents died from a drug overdose—the vast majority from fentanyl poisoning.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/americas-chinese-fentanyl-flood
Hey sti why isn't the media reporting on this, rather than a couple of geriatrics going to meet jebus a few weeks earlier than otherwise would have been the case.
Nearly 100,000 deaths! You people are evil.
Because nobody gives a shit about a worthless drug addict who contributes nothing to society and can only think of themselves and their next score rather than grandma, who they love, who merely wants to have the opportunity to spend some time with her grandchildren and kill people one pie at a time, asshole. -
2021-08-03 at 4:35 PM UTC
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2021-08-03 at 4:37 PM UTCIt also didn't mention little green men, dufus.
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2021-08-03 at 4:38 PM UTC
Originally posted by stl1 Because nobody gives a shit about a worthless drug addict who contributes nothing to society and can only think of themselves and their next score rather than grandma, who they love, who merely wants to have the opportunity to spend some time with her grandchildren and kill people one pie at a time, asshole.
What if the drug addict is black?The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2021-08-03 at 4:47 PM UTCMake
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The Week
Trump didn't spend 'a single penny' in the first half of 2021 to fulfill two big fundraising promises
Brigid Kennedy
Former President Donald Trump raised more money online than any other Republican in the first six months of 2021, yet a review of election filings reveals he is not spending that campaign cash on furthering either of his big fundraising promises — supporting election audits and backing Republican candidates in the 2022 midterms, Politico reports.
Despite his "$102 million war chest," not "a single penny was transferred or contributed" from the Make American Great Again PAC, Save America PAC, or Save American Joint Fundraising Committee — all "Trump-affiliated entities'' — to midterm GOP candidates or committees, or the Arizona audit Trump has "repeatedly" baselessly suggested as key to throwing out President Biden's win, per Politico. The only outside expenditure Trump did make within his six months out of office was giving $1 million to the America First Policy Institute, "the think tank a handful of his former aides launched when he lost the White House," writes Politico. Otherwise, the ex-president spent large sums on lawyers.
Such decisions suggest Trump "knows the Arizona audit is just for show and that he is more keen on saving up money for his own purposes than he is on supporting others', at least for now," Politico writes. The money moves also "stand in contrast to the tone and tenor of the fundraising appeals" to which he's committed since leaving office.
A Trump spokesperson confirmed that "no funds from any of Trump's political committees have been spent in Arizona or other efforts." But an adviser said the ex-president "recently" donated to midterm candidates he supports, and such donations would "not be visible on this latest July filing." Regardless, Trump believes "major Republican campaign committees" have already indirectly benefited from him by using his name and likeness in fundraising efforts.
I'd like to purchase a Trump dart board with his fat, orange, ugly face on it, please. How much are those? -
2021-08-04 at 4:19 AM UTCSo, hey, it's August — is Trump being "reinstated" as president or what?
Zachary Petrizzo
The highly anticipated month of August is finally here, but so far Donald Trump has yet to be reinstated as president.
Many in TrumpWorld have been led to believe — and pushed others to believe — in a grand and "inevitable" to nullify the 2020 election due to baseless claims of fraud, Trump remains far from the reins of power in Washington. Admittedly it's very early in the month, but the prospects for any sort of Trump reinstatement, powered by a thus-far-imaginary Supreme Court decision, are fading more and more with each passing hour.
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, the likely originator of the idea that Trump would return to power this month, has been boosting the August date for at least the last two months. Until recently, that is, when he began walking back the idea, admitting that his timeline might be off by a few months but saying the momentous occasion would occur on "God's time."
But the belief that this month will see Trump back in power won't die easily. Rank and file Republican voters, such as attendees at the recent Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) event last month in Dallas, claimed to believe in the August deliverance.
Among the 50-plus attendees Salon spoke with at CPAC Dallas, more than 40% said they believed an August Trump reinstatement was on the horizon.
Joyce and Andrew Green, a couple in their 70s from Galveston, Texas, told Salon they were familiar with Lindell's theories about an August reinstatement and are steadfast believers in the pillow king's mission. "Mike Lindell!" Joyce exclaimed. "I think the election was fraudulent," she added before declaring that Lindell will be proven "right" about August.
Andrew also said he agreed, holding up the perceived "enthusiasm gap" as evidence that Trump was the real winner of last November's election. "Look, when Trump went into a rally, there would be 30,000 people there," he said. "Cars 20 miles away." When Biden held a rally, he said — which Biden essentially did not do amid the pandemic — "there would be 10 cars, 10 cars at the most. You can see the popularity of Trump; it's not a secret out there."
Many others at CPAC concurred, including two gentlemen in their mid 40s, one named Cesar, who declined to give his last name, and Binh Vo. Both said they were on board with the idea that Trump will be president soon again.
James, who identified himself as a Log Cabin Republican (an organization for LGBTQ conservatives), said of Lindell's theory that he "really, really wants to believe it." He added, "Man, it would be nice" if Trump were to wind up back in the White House someday soon.
Attendee Judi Neal described Lindell as "a great American who has weathered a great storm of the cancel culture, and I support him." She said she had watched Lindell's self-produced election fraud films and was convinced an August reinstatement was "around the corner," explaining that she knows of people who voted in the 2020 election with residential addresses that were public parks.
One CPAC attendee, who identified himself as Bill, cast cold water on the entire enterprise, saying that many CPAC attendees and TrumpWorld figures, including Lindell, were misguided at best. "It doesn't fit with the Constitution," he told Salon.
At the end of June, White House press secretary Jen Psaki was asked to comment on the theoretical Trump reinstatement, which she gracefully downplayed. "The president is prepared to continue to govern and lead the United States of America," Psaki stated — referring, to be clear, to Joe Biden. "Of course, should there be an elevation, an escalation, you know, that is something we would certainly monitor and track as well."
But calls for a potential coup against a duly elected president aren't going unnoticed, especially after Jan 6. On July 13, Bloomberg News reported that Lindell's theories "are enough to put FBI Director Christopher Wray and other top national security officials on alert for the risk that the former president's most ardent supporters might again resort to violence."
Salon inquired with the White House press office on Monday as to whether the Biden administration is on alert regarding Trump's possible return. We received no response. -
2021-08-04 at 8:58 AM UTC
Originally posted by Technologist Pole,
Where did you say the next fraudit will be?😂😂😂😂😂
republican's and dems are both working to bulldoze over the fact that we the people own the ballots, voting machines and the routers and passwords and any info about all that stuff,, but in the process they are forgetting we granted them the powers when they swore an oath to uphold the constitution's
we the people can not give powers we do not have therefore the elected trustees/ servants can not go against the people using powers we have not granted them because we didn't have them to give to them in the first place and they are not above the people,, the people are above the government.
AZ aint over,, ga aint over,, penn aint over,, but in all 3 states they have stopped cooperating and have gone against the will of the people, judges and legislators.and the people are fighting mad and coming for these corrupt officials in ways not used since the beginning of our country's constitutions. its funny , if you read the constitutions you will see our forefathers put these ways in the constitutions just for these times when the government goes against the people in an attempt to be bigger then the people.
they knew it was just a matter of time before it would be necessary to change our government because our government would become tyrannical and unjust. -
2021-08-04 at 10:43 AM UTC
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2021-08-04 at 11:26 AM UTC
Originally posted by POLECAT republican's and dems are both working to bulldoze over the fact that we the people own the ballots, voting machines and the routers and passwords and any info about all that stuff,, but in the process they are forgetting we granted them the powers when they swore an oath to uphold the constitution's
we the people can not give powers we do not have therefore the elected trustees/ servants can not go against the people using powers we have not granted them because we didn't have them to give to them in the first place and they are not above the people,, the people are above the government.
AZ aint over,, ga aint over,, penn aint over,, but in all 3 states they have stopped cooperating and have gone against the will of the people, judges and legislators.and the people are fighting mad and coming for these corrupt officials in ways not used since the beginning of our country's constitutions. its funny , if you read the constitutions you will see our forefathers put these ways in the constitutions just for these times when the government goes against the people in an attempt to be bigger then the people.
they knew it was just a matter of time before it would be necessary to change our government because our government would become tyrannical and unjust.
They’ve really got you believing ya’ll have some sort of power? Well, you don’t when the election wasn’t fraudulent. Good luck polester, you’re gonna need it. -
2021-08-04 at 11:43 AM UTC
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2021-08-04 at 11:51 AM UTCThanks Obama!
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2021-08-04 at 12:10 PM UTC
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2021-08-04 at 1:48 PM UTCOrange man bad.
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2021-08-04 at 2:01 PM UTC
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2021-08-04 at 2:14 PM UTCIt doesn't matter what you say to this bunch of nutters, sweetie.
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2021-08-04 at 2:15 PM UTC
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2021-08-04 at 2:41 PM UTC
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2021-08-04 at 2:49 PM UTC
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2021-08-04 at 3:04 PM UTC🤣
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2021-08-04 at 3:37 PM UTCIt's the RUSSIANS!! The RUSSIANS!! (5 years now... zero proof)
What a bunch of chronic fools.
