Good for Candace. It’s impossible for me to muster up any kind of rage for anyone separating stupid racist boomers from their not so hard earned cash.
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I thought there was a human anatomy joke there. Now, I’m feeling foolish.
She’s running an onlyfans but selling her body in a much grosser way.
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Eh, I can’t get behind this. It’s like how Shapiro/Jones sell “brain pills” and “survival gear” at hugely inflated rates. It raises their already high profile and we’ll be talking about these shitheads until they die.
https://twitter.com/howardfineman/status/1281681337351626752?s=20
Don’t take a pardon because it implies guilt.
Instead make a statement that admits guilt.
Sounds like a good deal for the Redskins, they can get paid twice for Papa John’s Stadium with Goya seating.
Honestly, I’ve been boycotting lettuce for years; it sucks it has no flavor and spinach/cabbage is so much better. PS: fuck Goya.
Am I just supposed to drink my ranch straight from the bottle?
i’ve done that more than once while drunk
oh look one of the girls that’s supposedly missing isn’t even missing
https://twitter.com/___evelynf/status/1281646323821944842?s=20
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The q people in that thread in that thread…
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https://twitter.com/anastasiakeeley/status/1281799026195804161?s=19
Profile of St. Louis gun toting lawyer couple. Shockingly, they are the nut low.
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Reminds me of this
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It really pisses me off that they haven’t (to my knowledge) been charged. They’ve been terrorizing their neighbors with litigation for 20 years and basically getting away with it and now nobody is willing or able to give them a taste? People like this HAVE to be humiliated and disgraced.
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Read the article, and while some of their issues and suits seem somewhat reasonable on the surface, they are clearly very wacky but also highly skilled at weaponizing the legal system to punish those who have the misfortune of crossing their path. So I get why someone would be fearful at taking them on at a game in which they are adept and can afford to play.
IANAL obv
It’s really a great illustration of how broken our legal system is. Time and time again, they’ve been rewarded for being absolutely awful human beings. You’ll note that every time they come up against someone with the resources to fight, they lose, but without any consequence to themselves.
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The fact that contributions to the LLC aren’t deductible doesn’t prove that it’s a for-profit. Only donations to 501(c)(3) organizations (i.e., actual charities) are deductible. SuperPACs and similar entities are 501(c)(4)'s, which are exempt from income tax but can’t receive deductible contributions.
Of course, that doesn’t mean it’s not a grift, but if you make a donation to any “legitimate” political group, you’ll see the same message. A lot of genuine charitable organizations actually have separate political arms that receive non-deductible contributions but are allowed to campaign for candidates and do more lobbying.
Last year, there was a kerfuffle when The Baffler had to retract a piece stumping for Bernie because it flagrantly violated the rules for 501(c)(3)'s. Same basic issue.
Mrs. SpiderQrab, more like.
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The worst things those St Louis douches have done are buried towards the end of the article:
The McCloskeys also evicted two tenants from a modular home on their property in a period of just over two years. The first, a single woman with three children and her boyfriend, had lived there six months in January 2018 when the McCloskeys filed for eviction, claiming one rent check had bounced. The woman moved out and did not appear in court, and the McCloskeys got a $6,247 default judgment against the couple, which included attorneys fees and rent for the remaining months of the lease.
In an interview with the Post-Dispatch, the tenant denied she had missed a rent payment. She said she had showed up in court for the eviction hearing and that Mark McCloskey told her she had no chance of winning, so she left. She said she had no idea she owed them that much.
The second tenant signed a lease for $950 per month last November, and failed to pay rent in April and May. The McCloskeys filed an eviction suit on May 12 and Mark McCloskey filed an affidavit stating that he was not barred by federal law from evicting someone during the COVID-19 pandemic because the unit was not part of a federal housing rental program.
The tenant did not appear in court. A judge gave her until July 1 to clear out, and the McCloskeys got an $8,299 judgment against her for attorneys fees and the remainder of the lease.
This is literally ruining peoples’ lives. The repercussions of a default judgement on low income people will be significant and last decades.
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