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Trump the comedian
Just now, at a rally, Trump is addressing the Hunter Biden / Ukraine situation. He picked a guy in the audience, and the following exchange took place:
Trump: sir, do you know anything about Ukranian energy? Man: No Trump: so wouldn't it be weird if we put you on the board of a Ukranian energy company? Man: Yes it would! Trump: What do you do for a living? Man: I'm a bail bondsman. Trump: A bail bondsman? Huh. So do you know Hunter Biden and Sleepy Joe? The crowd went berserk. Not presidential I admit, but really funny. |
You should watch his Turkey npardon ..
Jim you expect a presumption of innocence .. Trump clearly does not. And thats one of many reasons hes unfit to be Potus Thoses crowds go berserk on every lie he utters. Or disparaging. Remark And 3/4 of them will be at church on sunday Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Clearly the greatest president of our lifetime
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to bad this is no joke TRUMP SOLD A $40 MILLION ESTATE TO A RUSSIAN OLIGARCH FOR $95 MILLION
when are we going to investigate this... 60 million over asking But but Biden The buyer in July 2008 was Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev, has never lived there |
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you got people crying about the bidens from deals in 2009:btu: |
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necks, sipping apple-tinis. what trump said, was funny. he resonates with those people. he could just call them deplorable i suppose. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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But let’s ignore Biden’s vp actions.
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And trump sold a 45 millions dollar property for 95 million to a russian who never moved in sounds like a bail out loan but nothing to see there I get it |
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who loved him back then includes the clintons and al sharpton. did i miss your comment on the curious timing of Hunters company getting a $130M loan from the feds in 2009? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
You mean nobody pays a 50 million dollar premium for a property or maybe it’s just the art of the (dirty) deal.
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Same Newsweek article stated that Mueller was going to look at the transaction as part of his probe ( at the request of democrats). apparently there was nothing there. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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or have been debunked over and over.. yet Republicans keep banging square peg in a round hole expecting different results Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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have a great holiday! Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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money laundering when trump sold a mansion to a russian billionaire jim: i read in newsweek that the transaction was part of the Mueller probe, which essentially led to nothing. wdmso and spence: stop clinging to debunked conspiracy theories. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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To paraphrase. You what private citizen gets 130 million dollar loan.. (a company he worked for and the loan was applied for before he got hired aka prove thats the reason they got the loan ) i showed Trumps selling of 45 million dollar property for 95 mil to a russian who never lived in the house... as whats good for 1 cant be bad for the other. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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i’m also in favor of investigating the bidens. please show me the inconsistency? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
OK, now I'm convinced there is no way I'm voting for Hunter Biden in 2020.
Meanwhile, Floridaman moved home, to the swamp. It turns out that the connections between President Donald Trump and Turkey are even stranger than we thought. Consider the recent histories of two powerful Washington lobbying groups: Mercury and Ballard. Brian Ballard is a heavyweight lobbyist who was featured Politico’s Playbook Power list in 2018, dubbed as “The Most Powerful Lobbyist in Trump’s Washington,” for his influence over the administration. He had been a major fundraiser for the Trump campaign and chairman of Trump’s campaign in Florida. The government of Qatar is one of Ballard’s clients, and so was the government of Turkey until last month. Turkey alone paid roughly $2 million to Ballard’s firm over the last two years. The relationship between Turkey and Ballard ended after Turkey’s state-run bank Halkbank (which at the time had also been Ballard’s client) was indicted in federal court for evading U.S. sanctions against Iran. The sanctions-evasion scheme had been spearheaded by Reza Zarrab, a Turkey-based gold trader who was born in Iran. Zarrab, of course, was later represented by Rudy Giuliani, the President’s personal attorney. The connections between Trump, Ballard, and Turkey go beyond Giuliani, though. In January, Brian Ballard hired Pam Bondi to be a member of his lobbying group. You may remember Bondi because in 2016, she was briefly in the national news. In 2014, as the sitting attorney general in Florida, Bondi’s office had been investigating complaints against “Trump University.” Bondi personally solicited a campaign donation from Donald Trump. He wrote her PAC a check for $25,000. And a few days later—presto!—Bondi’s office announced that they were no longer pursuing the investigation against Trump University. The entire affair was so corrupt-looking that ethics complaints were filed against Bondi with the Florida Commission on Ethics, the Florida Elections Commission, and the Florida Bar. Fast forward to January 2019. After joining Ballard Partners, Bondi registered as a foreign agent for Qatar. And just last week, she left her lobbying position to join the White House as a member of Trump’s impeachment defense team. The other firm of note is Mercury Public Affairs, which is one of the three lobbying firms Paul Manafort used to boost the image of Russia. Two of Mercury’s other clients are the governments of Qatar and Turkey. Mercury’s managing director is Bryan Lanza, who joined Mercury in 2017. Before that, he was an adviser to Trump’s transition team. Before that, he worked for the Trump campaign. And before that, he worked for Trump’s deputy campaign manager, David Bossie, when they were both at Citizens United SuperPAC. Lanza is currently also a registered agent for the state-sponsored Turkish American Business Council (TAIK), a party involved in the aforementioned indictment with close with Erdogan. TAIK also has close ties with Jared Kushner, who runs America’s “backdoor” channel to the Turkish government. “Drain the swamp.” lol |
Mueller report didn’t get into Trump’s finances.
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Love seeing our PRESIDENT surprise the troops on Thanksgiving.
MAGA Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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If it weren’t for the impeachment, the bad blood between him and top brass and if he didn’t see a personal gain in 2020 to at least appear to give a damn about our troops abroad; I suspect he’d be golfing instead. Only took him almost a full term to make the effort, good he finally went, but I suspect it has a lot to do with him knowing he needs more than a good economy to get another term.
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Glad to see Floridaman went to Afghanistan.
Trump can't golf and knows people are wondering why, so he went to Afghanistan to feed the troops. We know he fears going to military bases overseas. But not playing golf for a couple of weeks just makes people ask more questions about that Walter Reed trip. Part One of his annual physical.............and all the people waiting to board the plane to Guyana believe it. |
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