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  1. Thats a lie. What exactly did they 100% know that they hid?
  2. Lots of Monday morning QBing here. We had limited information at the time on a new, deadly for many, virus that was rapidly spreading. Hence the very cautious approach that almost always looks overcautious in retrospect in situations like this, after additional info is obtained.
  3. Lmfao. Yah , like thats your pedo prez. Just Truth. The winger scum have nobody to blame but themselves for supporting that p.o.s. toeing the pedo line every corrupt step of the way. Yes, hes the most corrupt prez in history so, yes, justice needs to to be delivered with an iron hammer. He already said hes gonna be "mr. Veto" so what else can the dems do besides getting that evil pedo scumbag out of there ? Punish his supporters too. He brought us backwards two decades. Now we gotta claw our way out.
  4. Agree 110%. Its actually time to floor it. Lots of work to do
  5. First priority is to set up mini transgender surgical centers in every elementary school.
  6. Let the hammer fall. Lots of work to do! Lets get at it.
  7. We need ranked choice voting. Would minimize the chances of corrupt pedos getting elected.
  8. Dumb. Nobody said he was a dictator. Just that he wants to be.
  9. Who? A group of 5 people? Lol. Actually, should raging pedos and 34 time convicted felons be able to run for prez?
  10. You know darn well he would cancel the election if he could and, as I said, hell try to do something to protest the results.
  11. A sermon preached of freedom's light, Beneath the banner red and white, Where principles are boldly read, Yet shifted by the words unsaid. They champion the small-town state, And warn against the hand of weight, Yet seek to rule the private room, And dictate what may bud or bloom. They speak of liberty and choice, For every enterprise and voice, Yet pull the books from public shelves, And write the rules to suit themselves. The sacred text is held on high To praise the low and satisfy, Yet grace is spared when grace is due To those who look or think anew. A chorus sung of fiscal care, Of balanced scales and burden fair, Yet silent when the ledger leans To cushion power and machines. For posture often wears the crown, While simple truths are written down: That justice isn’t built on sway, Nor truths that turn the other way.
  12. Thats just the corruption I listed. Not the numerous crimes. 34 felony convictions, a raging pedo and many other crimes that were under investigation when he halted them.
  13. 1. Personal Financial Profiteering & Crypto Ventures • Cryptocurrency Holdings: Financial records show Donald Trump and his family significantly expanded their digital asset footprint, with Trump generating over $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency ventures in 2025 alone (such as World Liberty Financial). • Regulator & Industry Ties: Critics and congressional Democrats—tracked via the House Oversight Democrats Digital Grift Wealth Tracker—point out that these profits coincided with policy moves, executive actions, and dropped SEC enforcement cases affecting digital finance firms and crypto executives. • Truth Social Pay-to-Play: Allegations emerged regarding subscription tiers on Truth Social charging up to $100,000 per month for early access to government or policy announcements. 2. Gifts, Foreign Assets, and Infrastructure Projects • Qatari Boeing 747-8 Jet: The administration accepted a luxury Boeing 747-8 jet from the government of Qatar (valued in the hundreds of millions), sparking constitutional emoluments challenges and criticism over planned conversions for private or presidential library use. • White House East Wing Ballroom: Taxpayer and private funds converged on a high-cost East Wing ballroom project, with costs surging past initial estimates via no-bid and secret contracting arrangements. • No-Bid Contracts & Real Estate: Reports highlighted controversial deals, such as a no-bid Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool contract awarded to Atlantic Industrial Coatings and high-priced federal property transactions. 3. Pardons, Clemency, and Legal Favoritism • High-Profile Pardons: The administration issued over 1,500 pardons, including figures like Binance founder Changpeng Zhao and Trevor Milton, following substantial political contributions or financial alignments. • Alina Habba/Concord Partners Controversy: In late 2026, public scrutiny intensified over a reported $50 million contract involving former lawyer Alina Habba Mildon and a pardoned banker's family, drawing public reprimands and friction from Trump himself regarding the arrangement. • Dropped Enforcements: Investigations pointed to halted federal prosecutions and dropped charges against major corporate figures (such as Gautam Adani) and multi-million-dollar enforcement rollbacks for corporate donors. 4. Family Business Dealings and Foreign Influence • Jared Kushner and Donald Trump Jr.: Investments by family-backed firms—including luxury resort developments in Albania (sparking local protests known as the "Flamingo Revolution") and defense/technology startups—drew scrutiny from lawmakers. Senator John Curtis formally requested a Senate Judiciary Committee investigation into Donald Trump Jr.'s business activities and Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund ties. • Cabinet and Appointee Conflicts: Watchdogs noted delayed divestments and overlapping financial interests among political appointees and cabinet members (such as aerospace, defense tech, and crypto liaisons). Public and Political Reaction • Polling Data: According to national polling (including Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos and Gallup surveys), public perception of government-wide corruption rose sharply, with a majority of Americans—and a growing share of Republicans—stating that Trump used the presidency for personal enrichment. • Congressional Probes: Democratic-led oversight efforts, including specialized House and Senate corruption tracking committees, made government ethics, emoluments, and presidential wealth central issues heading into the 2026 midterms.
  14. The road to vengeance starts tomorrow.
  15. The road to vengeance starts tomorrow!!! LETS GO!!!
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