UncleBuck
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like i said, your word is useless. you are a known liar.
in fact, how many lies have i caught you in tonight alone?
Biden & Harris :)
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in fact, how many lies have i caught you in tonight alone?
Bugeye
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Which one of us bet his account on Hillary and reneged on the wager? Cmon, it will be fun, it’s not like you could bring yourself to honor the wager anyway. Take the bet!
UncleBuck
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why are you urging me to take a bet i already accepted?
is this like you ragging on biden for months after you called him irrelevant? that's just sad to watch.
instead let's count how many demonstrable lies ive caught you in tonight. i think it's like 4 or 5 in just less than an hour. why do you lie so much?
UncleBuck
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now let's count how many lies you have been caught in.
Budzbuddha
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Trump's and first lady's ballots have been returned in Florida ....
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump have voted in Florida's Tuesday congressional primary after designating someone to pick up and drop off their ballots in Palm Beach, an official familiar with the matter told CNN.
While the website of the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections does not yet denote Trump's ballot as returned and counted, the official said the ballots had been returned Monday.
Under Florida law, voters are permitted to sign an affidavit permitting someone else to pick up and drop off their ballots.
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump have voted in Florida's Tuesday congressional primary after designating someone to pick up and drop off their ballots in Palm Beach, an official familiar with the matter told CNN.
While the website of the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections does not yet denote Trump's ballot as returned and counted, the official said the ballots had been returned Monday.
Under Florida law, voters are permitted to sign an affidavit permitting someone else to pick up and drop off their ballots.
Fogdog
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By Republican logic the election should end right now. Every valid vote has been cast.
Budzbuddha
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Mike Lindell - My Pillow Asshat puts out book with holographic cover - see normal pic and a “ crackhead “ pic .... seriously.
Lindell sees MyPillow not only as a product but as the foundation of his platform, the importance of which is repeatedly affirmed in his memoir, What Are the Odds?
The book itself has a holographic cover — first you see Mike smiling and happy, the familiar face from ads on CoziTV, but cock your wrist a hair and you see Mike glowering and strung out. The haggard photo was taken by his Crack Dealer, he writes, to convince him to quit.
The primary theme in Lindell’s book is his own ability to beat the odds, whether it be his youth full of daredevil moments (like jumping out of a moving bus or taking a skydiving lesson where his parachute failed to open), his time as a card counter (although he often lost despite using the method, lured away from a sure thing by the siren song of actual gambling), or his years trying to maintain as a bar-owner, husband, and father of four while contending with a serious drug addiction. As he explains it, he was a shy kid and awkward adult who handled that discomfort by acting out.
WTF
Lindell sees MyPillow not only as a product but as the foundation of his platform, the importance of which is repeatedly affirmed in his memoir, What Are the Odds?
The book itself has a holographic cover — first you see Mike smiling and happy, the familiar face from ads on CoziTV, but cock your wrist a hair and you see Mike glowering and strung out. The haggard photo was taken by his Crack Dealer, he writes, to convince him to quit.
The primary theme in Lindell’s book is his own ability to beat the odds, whether it be his youth full of daredevil moments (like jumping out of a moving bus or taking a skydiving lesson where his parachute failed to open), his time as a card counter (although he often lost despite using the method, lured away from a sure thing by the siren song of actual gambling), or his years trying to maintain as a bar-owner, husband, and father of four while contending with a serious drug addiction. As he explains it, he was a shy kid and awkward adult who handled that discomfort by acting out.
WTF
Budzbuddha
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Or ..... Dress up like the tard for halloween and score some worthless swag . This fucker is insane.
I suggest the cracked out version ... I’m sure he will love it.
I suggest the cracked out version ... I’m sure he will love it.
I think his messages from God come from a glass Rams horn, if you know what I mean.
so what has he lied about today?
i hate to tell him, he's not special: people beat drugs all the time.
Budzbuddha
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Ok ... You know those street performers that dress up like mickey and Minnie on the Vegas strip but are laying down in filth pretending they are gutter drunk for pics ? ...
How about dressing like the idiot as a “ cracked out “ version on the ground next to toilet / dumpster with a filthy needle hanging out your arm ? Add a large wet spot ( urine soak ) to your pants for extra credit.
That Trump flunky would send you 2 sets of trash pillows.
How about dressing like the idiot as a “ cracked out “ version on the ground next to toilet / dumpster with a filthy needle hanging out your arm ? Add a large wet spot ( urine soak ) to your pants for extra credit.
That Trump flunky would send you 2 sets of trash pillows.
Budzbuddha
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Steve Bannon arrested and charged with fraud over crowdfunding campaign for border wall..., 
Former Trump administration chief strategist Steve Bannon was charged on Thursday with fraud by federal prosecutors in New York and taken into custody.
The state of play: Bannon, along with three others, allegedly defrauded donors out of hundreds of thousands of dollars for their own profit with a crowdfunding campaign called "We Build the Wall" that raked in over $25 million.
The indictment says that Bannon, via a non-profit, took in over $1 million from the scheme "and at least some of it was used to cover hundreds of thousands of dollars in [his] personal expenses."
Bannon's co-conspirators are Brian Kolfage, who served as the organization's founder and president, Andrew Badolato and Timothy Shea.
Kolfage deleted the organization's GoFundMe page on Wednesday, alleging that the platform was engaged in "censorship" after it shut down another of his campaigns centered on suing Black Lives Matter.
Why it matters: Bannon's indictment makes him the sixth person linked to the senior leadership of the 2016 Trump campaign to be hit with federal charges.
The others are Roger Stone, Michael Flynn, Rick Gates, Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen — all of whom faced indictments under the Mueller investigation.
A lower-level campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos, was also charged.
The big picture: According to its website, We Build the Wall's says it "will focus on building portions of a U.S. Southern Border wall and manage the support operations required for, and the processes associated with, the design, engineering, construction, and maintenance of the wall."
The indictment says that the organization did indeed spend money on a border wall but alleges that "hundreds of thousands of dollars were siphoned ... for the personal use and benefit" of the defendants.
They allegedly used the money "for a variety of personal expenses, including, among other things, travel, hotel, consumer goods and personal credit card debts." Kolfage specifically allegedly used his share for "home renovations, payments toward a boat, a luxury SUV, a golf cart, jewelry, cosmetic surgery, personal tax payments and credit card debt."
Former Trump administration chief strategist Steve Bannon was charged on Thursday with fraud by federal prosecutors in New York and taken into custody.
The state of play: Bannon, along with three others, allegedly defrauded donors out of hundreds of thousands of dollars for their own profit with a crowdfunding campaign called "We Build the Wall" that raked in over $25 million.
The indictment says that Bannon, via a non-profit, took in over $1 million from the scheme "and at least some of it was used to cover hundreds of thousands of dollars in [his] personal expenses."
Bannon's co-conspirators are Brian Kolfage, who served as the organization's founder and president, Andrew Badolato and Timothy Shea.
Kolfage deleted the organization's GoFundMe page on Wednesday, alleging that the platform was engaged in "censorship" after it shut down another of his campaigns centered on suing Black Lives Matter.
Why it matters: Bannon's indictment makes him the sixth person linked to the senior leadership of the 2016 Trump campaign to be hit with federal charges.
The others are Roger Stone, Michael Flynn, Rick Gates, Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen — all of whom faced indictments under the Mueller investigation.
A lower-level campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos, was also charged.
The big picture: According to its website, We Build the Wall's says it "will focus on building portions of a U.S. Southern Border wall and manage the support operations required for, and the processes associated with, the design, engineering, construction, and maintenance of the wall."
The indictment says that the organization did indeed spend money on a border wall but alleges that "hundreds of thousands of dollars were siphoned ... for the personal use and benefit" of the defendants.
They allegedly used the money "for a variety of personal expenses, including, among other things, travel, hotel, consumer goods and personal credit card debts." Kolfage specifically allegedly used his share for "home renovations, payments toward a boat, a luxury SUV, a golf cart, jewelry, cosmetic surgery, personal tax payments and credit card debt."
Wattzzup
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Unfortunately this happens everywhere on every govt job. They throw stuff away just to make sure they have it next years budget. Stuff gets taken home by people and no one cares because it’s a govt job. People on sites pick them up and take them home. While the govt buys new ones for the job.Steve Bannon arrested and charged with fraud over crowdfunding campaign for border wall...,
Former Trump administration chief strategist Steve Bannon was charged on Thursday with fraud by federal prosecutors in New York and taken into custody.
The state of play: Bannon, along with three others, allegedly defrauded donors out of hundreds of thousands of dollars for their own profit with a crowdfunding campaign called "We Build the Wall" that raked in over $25 million.
The indictment says that Bannon, via a non-profit, took in over $1 million from the scheme "and at least some of it was used to cover hundreds of thousands of dollars in [his] personal expenses."
Bannon's co-conspirators are Brian Kolfage, who served as the organization's founder and president, Andrew Badolato and Timothy Shea.
Kolfage deleted the organization's GoFundMe page on Wednesday, alleging that the platform was engaged in "censorship" after it shut down another of his campaigns centered on suing Black Lives Matter.
Why it matters: Bannon's indictment makes him the sixth person linked to the senior leadership of the 2016 Trump campaign to be hit with federal charges.
The others are Roger Stone, Michael Flynn, Rick Gates, Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen — all of whom faced indictments under the Mueller investigation.
A lower-level campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos, was also charged.
The big picture: According to its website, We Build the Wall's says it "will focus on building portions of a U.S. Southern Border wall and manage the support operations required for, and the processes associated with, the design, engineering, construction, and maintenance of the wall."
The indictment says that the organization did indeed spend money on a border wall but alleges that "hundreds of thousands of dollars were siphoned ... for the personal use and benefit" of the defendants.
They allegedly used the money "for a variety of personal expenses, including, among other things, travel, hotel, consumer goods and personal credit card debts." Kolfage specifically allegedly used his share for "home renovations, payments toward a boat, a luxury SUV, a golf cart, jewelry, cosmetic surgery, personal tax payments and credit card debt."
when the govt hands out money they don’t really look at where it goes.
MickFoster
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The problem here is that the money didn't come from the government.......it came from citizens who donated their money to a wall.
it's been quite the little free-for-all..