But I do agree with you that he’s showing promising by at least questioning whether he has the power to remove the biased members of the Election Board
And if they get their way with the 2025 project they take this practice which worked so well on state committees and apply it to the whole federal government. Lovely.
IT IS TOO!!!
“Can you give him my number?” (mimes holding a phone to his ear, mouths “Call me!”)
they both are. karamo is a bit more unhinged, was fired and replaced. karamo was the one escorted out.
Kristina Karamo - Wikipedia
this is the person in charge Pete Hoekstra - Wikipedia
Not when you are losing. Carrying on as normal would cost him the election, he has to take risks.
Just my opinion, but the much greater risk is to give him an unfiltered national platform where he’s trying to “win.” Honestly, I don’t think he has any viable options, since the best alternative is lots of effective TV ads and appearances where he follows a script. He is incapable of the latter. His only hope now, and it may yet be enough, is to just hope enough close swing states fall his way.
Two of the most beautiful words in the English Language: “superseding indictment.”
Well…in this case it’s more of a subseding indictment.
But I think it’s super that he’s doing this!
Fun fact: “Superseding Trump Indictment” fits with the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” theme song.
Except this time it’s not the good guys who smell like a sewer.
I change my mind, we DO need a “like” button in this here thang.
It’s now being reported that Sasse will continue to earn his full $1 million per year salary from UF for the next FOUR years despite having stepped down last month.
Yeah, I saw that. There is a caveat that the salary goes away if Sasse gets another job. But still kind of ridiculous that they could potentially pay him for four years to do very little.
Considering the expenses he was racking up when he was “working,” it seems to me they’re saving money.
Truth Social seems to be circling the drain – the chief execs are selling off their shares
And the lovely thing is that Trump still can’t sell his stock and just has to sit back and helplessly watch its value drain away to nothing.
Individual-ONE is locked out of selling any of his stake in the company for about another month. His stake is currently worth about $2.5B (less, really, because it is pretty hard to sell a large block without causing a price drop). According to the article, that block amounts to more than half his supposed net worth.
Matthew Tuttle, CEO of Tuttle Capital Management, didn’t mince words, telling Politico that Trump has “stepped on just about every rake he possibly could” since his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention. This has been “hammering the stock.”
Sideshow Don?
If the clown shoe fits…