This is nothing less than a tacit acknowledgement that the average tRump supporter would not know a current event of it bit them on the a$$:

Herman Cain 'tweets' two weeks after his death to attack Democrats


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/aug/13/herman-cain-twitter-democrats-joe-biden?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

^ S.V. Daate "For five years I've been wanting to ask him that"

And as happens lots the best man for the job is a gal

okaydo said:

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I don't know this for a fact but people have been saying that for his birthday Ivanka bought Jared one of those Elon Musk Neuralink brain chips to balance those moods Jared gets in. Apparently the hair never grew back over the implant incision.



Elon threw in a flamethrower free with the purchase. In her new book, Ivanka says it has spiced up their bedroom play.

Michael Cohen says Trump 'wants to be leader for life so he avoids prison' | Daily Mail Online


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8625749/Michael-Cohen-says-Trump-wants-leader-life-avoids-prison.html

Does Trump regret the avalanche of lies that he has told while in offoce?

https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/trump-asked-regrets-lies-told-american-people-001523560.html

chazzed said:

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Does Trump regret the avalanche of lies that he has told while in offoce?

https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/trump-asked-regrets-lies-told-american-people-001523560.html

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Is the Pope Muslim?

This article is hella good. Please read and enjoy!

James Brown could be heard on some live performances saying "That will cost you $50," or "That will cost you a $100." That was Mr. Brown advising his band members of the fine he just assessed them for hitting a sour note during a song (He was a perfectionist and a bully, since he also punched them....but that band hit the crispest notes and were the tightest in the biz).

Point of story: I'm pretty sure tRump whispered to Melatonin going down the steps: "That hand pull away is going to cost you $20,000 under Paragraph 5."

At this point tRump appears to be the cognitive equivalent of Al Capone fishing in his swimming pool in his pajamas and bathrobe.

Donald Trump calls Democrats 'FASCISTS' and Joe Biden a 'jerk'



https://mol.im/a/8635947

OrangeMan Bad! Orange man Bad!

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2020/08/trump-files-how-donald-dumped-his-huge-casino-debts-other-people/

okaydo said:

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OrangeMan Bad! Orange man Bad!

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2020/08/trump-files-how-donald-dumped-his-huge-casino-debts-other-people/

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wall street magic..

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Then Trump sprung the trap. He used the company to buy the Taj Mahal and the Trump Castle, effectively purchasing the casinos from himself at a price that he set. "The company bought his Castle for $100 million more than analysts said it was worth," the Post reported in June. "Trump pocketed $880,000 in cash after arranging the deal." The two properties were also $1.7 billion in debt, and that debt suddenly belonged to Trump Hotels instead of Trump himself.

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pps: diversified index funds rock, big time [copyright BB]

P.S. Lynda Carter is Best Looking Woman in History

At age 67 in 2018:

" Hannity would tell you, off-off-off the record, that Trump is a batsh@it crazy person," one of his associates said. Another friend concurred: "Hannity has said to me more than once, 'he's crazy."

https://apple.news/AFwakJ5SIRZaL4zgkFONvHQ

Free Bannon! He gave his customers what they asked for - some cheap virtue signaling. No one actually thought they were going to build a wall and it was obviously a scam from day one. And let's be honest, if Bannon and his criminal buddies didn't take their money, someone else would have.

Pardon. Pardon. Pardon.

"I believe it unprecedented in any US administration for so many of the closest circle of persons around the president to have been shown to be conmen, grifters and base criminals," said Patrick Cotter, a former federal prosecutor who was part of the team that convicted the Gambino family boss John Gotti, in an email.

"While previous administrations had their share of those trying to personally profit and those willing to break the law to serve the political interests of the president, what is unique about the Trump administration is the large number of people in direct contact with the president, often for years, who are revealed to be out-and-out fraudsters for whom crime is apparently part of their lifestyle and character."


"So when I see a swarm of conmen buzzing around one particular man, in this case Trump, my experience suggests that it is because they recognize one of their own. And in selecting them to be his confidants, the president also recognized kindred spirits."

'Conmen, grifters and criminals': why is Trump's circle so at odds with the law?


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/aug/21/donald-trump-law-crime-steve-bannon?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Unit2Sucks said:

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The Ben Shapiro tweet is classic. He is more worried about "millions" from corporations going to Black Lives Matters than he is about Trump actively encouraging "conspiratorial garbage with no basis in reality."

He acknowledges that Qanon is insane BS and he knows the President is amplifying it but it doesn't raise even an eyebrow from him. The real problem is private businesses supporting things he doesn't agree with. Is this a bizarro world in which conservatives are more concerned about corporations engaging in the free speech that conservatives argue corporations should have rather than misconduct by the federal government?

And this guy is supposed to be a leading intellectual of the new conservative movement in this country?

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I think Shapiro is smart enough to know that these things are not equivalent. But he needs some way to hold on to his audience, which means always giving them something to be angry with the liberals about.

sycasey said:

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Unit2Sucks said:

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The Ben Shapiro tweet is classic. He is more worried about "millions" from corporations going to Black Lives Matters than he is about Trump actively encouraging "conspiratorial garbage with no basis in reality."

He acknowledges that Qanon is insane BS and he knows the President is amplifying it but it doesn't raise even an eyebrow from him. The real problem is private businesses supporting things he doesn't agree with. Is this a bizarro world in which conservatives are more concerned about corporations engaging in the free speech that conservatives argue corporations should have rather than misconduct by the federal government?

And this guy is supposed to be a leading intellectual of the new conservative movement in this country?

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I think Shapiro is smart enough to know that these things are not equivalent. But he needs some way to hold on to his audience, which means always giving them something to be angry with the liberals about.

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Even if they were equivalent, he is clearly telling people they should ignore wrongdoing by the president and focus on unrelated wrongdoing by private businesses. I don't follow Shapiro but I hear people here saying he's smart.

Are his followers really that dumb? If so, I guess Hillary Clinton's defense to her emails should have been that some corporations cheat on their taxes.

My President