https://x.com/RonFilipkowski/status/1729133463339675690?s=20
Elon used to have someone like this but he fired her after she asked for a raise. We can probably trace his implosion to that event.
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A proportional response, tit for tat or whatever, seems reasonable. The other way isn’t getting it.
I listen to every speech
I LISTEN…TO EVERY… SPEECH
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Sources said that investigators’ questioning became so granular at times that they pressed Pence over the placement of a comma in his book: When recounting a phone call with Trump on Christmas Day 2020, Pence wrote in his book that he told Trump, “You know, I don’t think I have the authority to change the outcome” of the election on Jan. 6.
But Pence allegedly told Smith’s investigators that the comma should have never been placed there. According to sources, Pence told Smith’s investigators that he actually meant to write in his book that he admonished Trump, “You know I don’t think I have the authority to change the outcome,” suggesting Trump was well aware of the limitations of Pence’s authority days before Jan. 6 – a line Smith includes in his indictment.
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I’ll have a blue funeral without you
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How much was he paid for that appearance?
Saying your not stupid and then supporting a party that is actively trying to limit the vote of your people certainly fits in with the whole 2023 oeuvre…
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Other than 40m of fraud, they’re generally complying!
Lol law
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But at this time, the decision allows three lawsuits against Trump from Capitol Police officers and members of Congress who are seeking recovery from emotional distress and physical injury from the attack to move forward, and at least a half dozen other lawsuits against Trump may be able to emerge from dormancy too. The complaints largely rely on a federal law prohibiting individuals from conspiring to prevent someone from holding federal office.
Good one tracey
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