IrezumiKiss
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whew. Whatta way to go out. You know he just wishes he could go back in time to change a few things.
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Former President Donald Trump’s campaign and joint fundraising committee together brought in $20.3 million in February and entered this month with a combined $41.9 million cash on hand, according to a Trump campaign official. But the amounts trail far behind the $53 million that President Joe Biden and Democrats previously announced raising in February and the massive $155 million in available cash that Biden’s team said it amassed with its affiliated committees.
The February numbers released by Trump indicate an increase from previous months. In January, the campaign alone brought in $8.8 million, federal records show, and combined with the joint fundraising committee, the campaign said it hauled in slightly less than $14 million that same month.
Donald Trump’s leadership PAC spent more on legal expenses than it took in last month, a new filing shows – underscoring the steep financial toll of the myriad legal cases the former president faces. The Save America leadership political action committee – which Trump has used as a vehicle to help underwrite lawyers’ fees incurred by him and allies – spent nearly $5.6 million on legal bills in February, according to a Wednesday night filing with the Federal Election Commission.
Those expenses exceeded Save America’s total receipts, most of which came in the form of a $5 million refund that the PAC received from a Trump-aligned super PAC, MAGA Inc. In all, Save America has clawed back more than $52 million from the super PAC, diverting resources from an account intended to support Trump’s presidential bid to one that pays his legal bills.
i'd like to see bill barr's mug on there, too... 'appropriated the bar'?
Tennessee attempting to ban "chemtrails", based on ignorance and conspiracy theories.
so, like, what happens if they pass this bill but people get all upset when they find they're still spotting actual contrails? *sigh*
srsly, education is one of the biggest challenges in America... so many ignorance-based superstitions, notions and fears would be dispelled with a simple understanding of scientific facts.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/ne...1&cvid=83c17f5ef92d4c2bcc257bd995929eaf&ei=17
propaganda thrives in a vacuum of ignorance...I assumed this was one of those bills that would never see the light of day, but the Tennessee senate already passed it!
Unlike Butters, I don’t think this is an education problem. I think it’s one more sign of the epidemic of delusional paranoia that is in control of the Republican Party at every level. It’s amazing that millions have developed serious mental illnesses by obsessively watching right wing propaganda channels.
Leaked plans indicated the building will be replaced by three large glass towers a few metres from the Serbian defence and foreign ministries.
The 99-year lease was given to Kushner's company free of charge, the New York Times said.
The sale of the building is a sensitive issue for Serbians as it has become an emblem of the 1999 US-led NATO aerial bombing campaign that put an end to the war in Kosovo.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...1&cvid=a17e0cf4bffe42b0a6a96e3a279e143b&ei=68"Leaving it like this for another 200 years isn't really a solution," retired journalist Srdja Nikolic said.
"But I am against the idea of giving it as a gift to anyone -- particularly to those who initiated what happened."
Fox News Fact-Checks Donald Trump Bond Claim: 'Actually Not True'
During an interview with former federal prosecutor Alex Little on Fox News Live on Sunday, Shawn said: "We've also heard there's a lot of talk about this is unprecedented amount of money. This has never happened before. But that's actually not true. This is from Letitia James, the attorney general's own court papers I'm gonna show it to you right now."
A graphic then appeared on the screen listing multiple court cases with bonds at or over $1 billion, including Sony Music Entertainment v. Cox Communications at $1.2 billion, Apple v. Samsung Electronics at $1 billion, Oracle USA v. SAP AG at $1.3 billion, and Carnegie Mellon University v. Marvell Technology Group at $1.5 billion.