The Judge found Trump in contempt for violating his gag order, fines him $9,000.
$9,000 might not seem like a lot but I think it is priceless. Because it brings Trump a step... moreThe Judge found Trump in contempt for violating his gag order, fines him $9,000.
$9,000 might not seem like a lot but I think it is priceless. Because it brings Trump a step closer to being locked up for contempt the next time he breaks a gag order. Cheers!
Here is mine.
At an event Biden was talking about Trump’s handling of the covid virus and he said -
"Remember when he was trying to deal with Covid...He suggested just inje... moreHere is mine.
At an event Biden was talking about Trump’s handling of the covid virus and he said -
"Remember when he was trying to deal with Covid...He suggested just inject a little bleach in your veins. He missed, it all went to his hair”. Cheers!
I'm in a situation characterized by instability and strong emotions, a cauldron of repressed anger if you will.My body is on edge and I can't understand demanding Christians. ... moreI'm in a situation characterized by instability and strong emotions, a cauldron of repressed anger if you will.My body is on edge and I can't understand demanding Christians. I feel like I'm intelligent but the world makes me question myself because when I'm relaxed I get upset from something again. My friends are all too emotional and I feel like I am going to explode at some point and I don't know how.
Where I live it has a creepy feeling outside, like tornado weather. A dark forbidding feeling; the air is still, in-between light and dark, definitely fee... moreWhere I live it has a creepy feeling outside, like tornado weather. A dark forbidding feeling; the air is still, in-between light and dark, definitely feels like a storm is coming.
A while back Trump was claiming he didn’t know Stormy Danial's. But at his fraud trial it has been established that he did know her and he wanted her on his show. Might not s... moreA while back Trump was claiming he didn’t know Stormy Danial's. But at his fraud trial it has been established that he did know her and he wanted her on his show. Might not seem like a big thing but a lie is a lie. Cheers and happy weekend!
In September 2023, an article in The Atlantic titled "The Joy and the Shame of Loving Football" criticized football for being morally precarious, damaging to players' bodies a... moreIn September 2023, an article in The Atlantic titled "The Joy and the Shame of Loving Football" criticized football for being morally precarious, damaging to players' bodies and brains, and owned by billionaires. The article's author said that they would still watch some games, but that football is part of the problem. Just imagine the mentalities.
According to a New York Post poll
# of Votes 1 Adolf Hitler ... moreAccording to a New York Post poll
# of Votes 1 Adolf Hitler 1664 8.67 2 Bill Clinton 1625
8.47 3 Josef Stalin 1284 6.69 4 Pol Pot 919 4.79 5 Dr. Josef Mengele 783 4.08 6 Hillary Clinton 7653.99 7 Saddam Hussein 710 3.70 8 Adolf Eichmann 641 3.34 9 Charles Manson 548 2.86 10 Idi Amin 514 2.68 11 Genghis Khan 441 2.30 12 Jeffrey Dahmer &nbs... less
Yesterday Trump presented the Japanese Prime Minister with a ceremonial key to the White House. Trump said - “Even when I’m not president anymore, you can walk up ... moreYesterday Trump presented the Japanese Prime Minister with a ceremonial key to the White House. Trump said - “Even when I’m not president anymore, you can walk up to the front gate of the White House and present it, and they will let you in,”.
Trump is not president but he seems to think he is – so I rest my case. Cheers
A couple of days ago Trump asked his supporters to go to the courthouse and fight like hell. Very few of his supporters showed up so he started claiming it was because the police a... moreA couple of days ago Trump asked his supporters to go to the courthouse and fight like hell. Very few of his supporters showed up so he started claiming it was because the police are keeping them away. The police aren't keeping them away and Trump likely knows it. But he lies about it to fool himself. Cheers!
Is it fear of the unknown or a desire to protect one's own identity and beliefs? Both Democratics and Republicans ok'ed it but the China threw in the monkey wrench for fear of priv... moreIs it fear of the unknown or a desire to protect one's own identity and beliefs? Both Democratics and Republicans ok'ed it but the China threw in the monkey wrench for fear of privacy violation. Right?
Yesterday Congress voted to allow Biden to transfer Russian assets to Ukraine. And I think it will make Trump very very happy because he will know that the Ukrainian people will ge... moreYesterday Congress voted to allow Biden to transfer Russian assets to Ukraine. And I think it will make Trump very very happy because he will know that the Ukrainian people will get a bit of much needed comfort and the Ukrainian military will grow a little stronger. Just kidding he is probably furious at Biden and the Speaker of the house for allowing the bill to pass. I think it is funny and cleaver that they will do it with the “Repo Act” Cheers!
"The man who set himself on fire outside the Manhattan courthouse where Donald Trump’s trial is under way has now been identified as a self-described “investigativ... more"The man who set himself on fire outside the Manhattan courthouse where Donald Trump’s trial is under way has now been identified as a self-described “investigative researcher” who posted a conspiracy-laden manifesto online moments before the incident.
The fire broke out just after full jury selection ended for Mr Trump’s trial. Authorities identified the man as Max Azzarello from St Augustine, Florida at a Friday press conference. Mr Azzarello is now at the Weill Cornell Medicine Burn Center for treatment. Police responded to a 911 call for the incident after 1.30 pm local time, a public information officer for the New York Police Department (NYPD) told The Independent."https://www.yahoo.com/news/man-sets-himself-fire-outside-175853768.html less
The troubles plaguing Donald Trump’s first criminal trial in New York City and its anonymous jury are starting to mount, as two jurors bowed out after details of their p... moreThe troubles plaguing Donald Trump’s first criminal trial in New York City and its anonymous jury are starting to mount, as two jurors bowed out after details of their personal lives revealed in court drew public attention—and potentially a target on their backs.
At the start of the day, a nurse slotted as “juror number two” said details reported by news outlets allowed her to be identified by friends, scaring her enough to want to avoid serving on the most significant trial in the country’s history.
Then, at noon, a Puerto Rican IT consultant chosen to be “juror number four” held a private meeting with the judge, prosecutors, and defense attorneys to apparently share similar concerns.https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-trial-day-3-starts-140535513.html less
