Proof, as if any were needed, that Trump values vengeance over party:

Alex Jones' lawyer admits the one thing we all already knew
But his ex-wife says he is 'not a stable person'
Proof, as if any were needed, that Trump values vengeance over party:
Not to forget—a naked Chuck Grassley strolling around at the cocaine orgy in the Capitol, arm in arm with Moscow Mitch.
Too much?
Fucking evil ghoul starts to lose it all…
Hasn’t he already transferred most of the assets to various other “companies” and family? I could swear I’d read something about that.
How funny is it that “Free Speech Systems LLC” is filing for bankruptcy because they can’t afford defamation lawsuits?
Pretty darned funny. But then hypocrisy always was a big part of the right-wing brand.
If Jones IS able to shield most or even much of his wealth from being distributed to his victims as the court-awarded damage, then it will be…much less funny. If he can do it, surely new legislation to stop that sort of thing will be called for by many.
I’ve never heard Jones’s show, but I’m guessing as much as he’s into conspiracies, he’s paranoid enough to bury his money in secret vaults and offshore accounts in the case of apocalypses.
I’ve no evidence about if he really believes conspiracy theories or not. I think he rants on about them because he knows he can get the people who listen to his show to buy his products if he tells them the stories they want to hear.
Didn’t Jones admit in court that he does not believe any of his tripe, but rather that he is playing a character who, he believes, has a right to say those things?
But his ex-wife says he is 'not a stable person'
Notorious US broadcaster Alex Jones is a “performance artist” and his on air persona is an act, according to his lawyer.
Mr Wilhite said that using Mr Jones’ on-air persona to judge him as a father would be like judging Jack Nicholson in a custody dispute based on his performance as the Joker in Batman.
A human being? (The character he’s playing, that is).
Didn’t Jones admit in court that he does not believe any of his tripe, but rather that he is playing a character who, he believes, has a right to say those things?
Based on @Atamasama’s quotes above and what is ethical behavior I’d replace “admit” with “tried to use as an excuse, so as not to lose custody of kids / have to pay restitution to people he’s hurt”.
And playing a character like that, when you know what it does to your audience, makes you as bad, or worse, than being it for real.
Also if you are actually selling supplements and other crap, you are not playing a character when you shill for said supplements and other crap, you’re just a shill.
At the time, Jack Nicholson didn’t, as I recall, insist to everyone both on and off the screen that he really, really was the Joker.
Heath Ledger either, but then he didn’t get the chance. Maybe Jones could take the same route.
Wesley Snipes did insist on being called Blade and sending out notes under that name on the set of Blade: Trinity, so perhaps that will be his precedent. Just rename “action star” as “crisis actor.”
Sure, Schadenfraude Lite - but heck, it’s Sunday
The controversial Saudi-backed event is being held at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster golf course in New Jersey.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Saturday tickets were sold for as little as $1 on the ticket website StubHub, and “light crowds were spread across much of the vast grounds.”
When asked how much he was being paid to work with LIV, Trump said it was “very generous” but added, “I don’t do it for that,” per the outlet.
The article says the Saudis are bankrolling the event. But I hope Trump the master businessman made a special deal giving them a break on hosting charges in exchange for a cut of the gate.
Wesley Snipes did insist on being called Blade and sending out notes under that name on the set of Blade: Trinity, so perhaps that will be his precedent.
Wesley Snipes was also a SovCit.
Wesley Snipes found not guilty of tax fraud and conspiracy charges, but convictions for misdemeanour counts could bring prison sentence
Snipes said the IRS’s own code meant no citizen had to pay taxes on income earned in the country, and the agency had no legal authority to collect wages anyway, because it is not a proper government entity.
Later, the actor threatened the government and individual agents in his pursuit, declaring himself a “nonresident alien” not subject to tax laws.
"Christian nationalism is unchristian and unpatriotic," a petition reads from the online Christian community Faithful America.
Og only knows what kind of goofy pushback she’d attempt, here.
How un-American to desecrate my Christian nationalism like this!!!
Even Republicans don’t expect her to know what she’s talking about, or what the words she says mean. They love her because she’s dumb as a post, and racist as shit.