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billy backstay

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hobie1616 said:
www.independent.co.uk

Trump lashes out at Kanye West as aides rush to reinstate guardrails at Mar-a-Lago

‘He tried to f*** me. He’s crazy. He can’t beat me,’ Trump says of Kanye West
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“He tried to f*** me. He’s crazy. He can’t beat me,” the ex-president said, referring to Mr West’s stated intention to mount another campaign for the presidency with an eye towards the 2024 general election.
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Yes, Trump is going to get fucked, and it can't happen soon enough!!

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WhoaTed

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Go Left said:
So he really was asking the dOnald for his "business" advice. Like how to scam on taxes and defraud the IRS.

Does he also need bankruptcy advice? He came to the right place.
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You don’t say, Ye? Actually, he did:

“So now I'm having — I get to actually learn how to run a company. I get to learn how to, you know, to count, really,"

YCMTSU, welcome to the good ol’ USofA who made this POS worth millions.
 
Marty Gingras

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Stingray~ said:
Oh no!

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I remember being amazed in real time when hearing about Comey and McCabe getting audited. Boggling.

EDIT: Dangit. Looks like that Youtuber spun it. The news is saying the IG report came out this week and finds no wrongdoing, but that House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass.) sent a letter to the IRS asking for a "deeper probe".
 
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Stingray~

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Marty Gingras said:
EDIT: Dangit. Looks like that Youtuber spun it. The news is saying the IG report came out this week and finds no wrongdoing, but that House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass.) sent a letter to the IRS asking for a "deeper probe".
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Dang. Yes, this Youtuber generally runs topics that have matured and settled for a few days, he must have missed that part. I saw a different vid today, may have been on his channel too, where Cohen got into the weeds about how the IRS (or somebody) is looking into how the Trump Org charged the payoff to Stormy, and the original settlement with McDougal too, as tax write offs. And so there could still be more criminal shit for the OJ coming from that direction.
 
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Steam Flyer

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Stingray~ said:
Dang. Yes, this Youtuber generally runs topics that have matured and settled for a few days, he must have missed that part. I saw a different vid today, may have been on his channel too, where Cohen got into the weeds about how the IRS (or somebody) is looking into how the Trump Org charged the payoff to Stormy, and the original settlement with McDougal too, as tax write offs. And so there could still be more criminal shit for the OJ coming from that direction.
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?? hookers aren't tax deductible? What about their abortion payments? Next you'll be telling me that blow isn't deductible, either....
 
hobie1616

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www.huffpost.com

Non-Religious Voters Wield Clout, Lean Heavily Democratic

Voters with no religious affiliation supported Democratic candidates and abortion rights by staggering percentages in the 2022 midterm elections.
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Voters with no religious affiliation supported Democratic candidates and abortion rights by staggering percentages in the 2022 midterm elections.

And they’re voting in large numbers. In 2022, some 22% of voters claimed no religious affiliation, according to AP VoteCast, an expansive survey of more than 94,000 voters nationwide. They contributed to voting coalitions that gave Democrats victories in battleground states such as Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Arizona.

“People talk about how engaged white evangelicals are, but you don’t know the half of it,” said Ryan Burge, a professor of political science at Eastern Illinois University who focuses on the interaction of religious and political behavior.

Atheists and agnostics form only a subset of nones and are less numerous than evangelicals. But they are more likely than evangelicals to make a campaign donation, attend a political meeting or join a protest, Burge said, citing the Harvard-affiliated Cooperative Election Study.

“When you consider how involved they are in political activity, you realize how important they are at the ballot box,” he said.
 
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