redseven94 said:backintexas2013 said:
Except he broke the law. Not some fake investigation brought on by two cheating ****s
And that wasn't a selective prosecution based on his last name? Really?!?!
So did the J6 that were convicted. How about them?
backintexas2013 said:redseven94 said:backintexas2013 said:
Except he broke the law. Not some fake investigation brought on by two cheating ****s
And that wasn't a selective prosecution based on his last name? Really?!?!
So did the J6 that were convicted. How about them?
I didn't bring up January 6th. What the **** are you blabbing about.
backintexas2013 said:
I was specifically calling out you bs about Hunter. As a lib you should be fired up he would lie to get a gun
Hunter Biden is a real criminal.redseven94 said:
Since Hunter Biden was indicted during the previous administration, is he eligible for a settlement. :-D
Ellis Wyatt said:Hunter Biden is a real criminal.redseven94 said:
Since Hunter Biden was indicted during the previous administration, is he eligible for a settlement. :-D
Nice try, though.
TOUCHDOWN! said:
I still can't believe how willingly the Tea Party Republicans abandoned everything they claimed to hold dear and bent the knee to a billionaire from NYC. Never in my wildest dreams would I have imagined they would be lining up to applaud a $1.7 trillion transfer of wealth from middle class taxpayers to the president, to be handed out to whomever he deems worthy or needs a favor from.
TOUCHDOWN! said:
I still can't believe how willingly the Tea Party Republicans abandoned everything they claimed to hold dear and bent the knee to a billionaire from NYC. Never in my wildest dreams would I have imagined they would be lining up to applaud a $1.7 trillion transfer of wealth from middle class taxpayers to the president, to be handed out to whomever he deems worthy or needs a favor from.
backintexas2013 said:
Middle class don't really pay much in taxes. They are moochers for the most part.
You can disagree with this as I think it's stupid by the middle class isn't close to paying their fair share so no reason to lie to try to prove your point.
TOUCHDOWN! said:
I still can't believe how willingly the Tea Party Republicans abandoned everything they claimed to hold dear and bent the knee to a billionaire from NYC. Never in my wildest dreams would I have imagined they would be lining up to applaud a $1.7 trillion transfer of wealth from middle class taxpayers to the president, to be handed out to whomever he deems worthy or needs a favor from.
Secolobo said:
Seeing libs get upset about this is like them being pissed about building the border wall.
If the law would have been properly enforced to begin with, there would be no need for it.
stetson said:itsyourboypookie said:
Only a weeks worth of bombs for Iran. Seems light
Really light compared to the $85 billion of military equipment Biden handed over to the Taliban.
redseven94 said:YNWA.2013 said:
So in conclusion, Trump sued himself three times, his own lawyer (Todd Blanch) settled the claims, taxpayers appear to be paying it, his hand picked commission selects who collects. And the money can flow to January 6 rioters. So it's being sold as fixing weaponization but it is, in fact, weaponization.
The level of contortion that MAGA can do to explain away trumps fraud is impressive!
richardag said:stetson said:itsyourboypookie said:
Only a weeks worth of bombs for Iran. Seems light
Really light compared to the $85 billion of military equipment Biden handed over to the Taliban.
Or the $150 billion in cash President Obama gave the Iranian regime that was used in part to kill American citizens.
VaterAg said:richardag said:stetson said:itsyourboypookie said:
Only a weeks worth of bombs for Iran. Seems light
Really light compared to the $85 billion of military equipment Biden handed over to the Taliban.
Or the $150 billion in cash President Obama gave the Iranian regime that was used in part to kill American citizens.
So that wrong by Obama makes this wrong by Trump right?
VaterAg said:TOUCHDOWN! said:
I still can't believe how willingly the Tea Party Republicans abandoned everything they claimed to hold dear and bent the knee to a billionaire from NYC. Never in my wildest dreams would I have imagined they would be lining up to applaud a $1.7 trillion transfer of wealth from middle class taxpayers to the president, to be handed out to whomever he deems worthy or needs a favor from.
And there won't be any accounting if where the money went or who received it either. These details will not be disclosed to the public by the committee.
Sweep4-2 said:
But, but, but Biden......but, but, but Obama.....But, but, but Bush...But, but, but Trump.
I think I got the hang of how and why people support anything their side does, while crucifying the other side for doing the same thing (broadly getting insanely rich while in office).
Which is why I don't vote.
akm91 said:VaterAg said:TOUCHDOWN! said:
I still can't believe how willingly the Tea Party Republicans abandoned everything they claimed to hold dear and bent the knee to a billionaire from NYC. Never in my wildest dreams would I have imagined they would be lining up to applaud a $1.7 trillion transfer of wealth from middle class taxpayers to the president, to be handed out to whomever he deems worthy or needs a favor from.
And there won't be any accounting if where the money went or who received it either. These details will not be disclosed to the public by the committee.
Sorta like all the money that the Bidens "earned"?
richardag said:VaterAg said:richardag said:stetson said:itsyourboypookie said:
Only a weeks worth of bombs for Iran. Seems light
Really light compared to the $85 billion of military equipment Biden handed over to the Taliban.
Or the $150 billion in cash President Obama gave the Iranian regime that was used in part to kill American citizens.
So that wrong by Obama makes this wrong by Trump right?
Please explain what was wrong with President Trump's actions, be specific, include any illegalities.
https://texags.com/forums/16/topics/3608357/replies/72365192
- The settlement and its fund details are as follows:
- No Direct Payout to Trump: While President Trump and the Trump Organization formally dismissed their lawsuit, they will receive a formal apology but "no monetary payment or damages of any kind" from the fund.
- The "Anti-Weaponization Fund": The U.S. Treasury will deposit $1.776 billiona deliberate nod to the year of America's foundinginto a special DOJ account to process claims. The fund is empowered to issue formal apologies and monetary relief to qualifying claimants.
- Fund Oversight: The fund will be directed by a commission of five members appointed by the Attorney General, along with a sixth member selected in consultation with congressional leadership. President Trump retains the discretion to remove any member of the commission.
- The Originating Lawsuit: The underlying dispute stems from a 2023 case where a former IRS contractor pleaded guilty to leaking tax information belonging to Trump and thousands of other wealthy Americans.
- Political & Legal Backlash: The settlement immediately faced intense backlash from Democratic lawmakers and watchdog groups. Critics have condemned the $1.776 billion figure as a "slush fund" or "racket," expressing concern that taxpayer dollars could be directed to Trump's political allies, including individuals prosecuted for their involvement in the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot.
backintexas2013 said:
Middle class don't really pay much in taxes. They are moochers for the most part.
You can disagree with this as I think it's stupid by the middle class isn't close to paying their fair share so no reason to lie to try to prove your point.
VaterAg said:richardag said:VaterAg said:richardag said:stetson said:itsyourboypookie said:
Only a weeks worth of bombs for Iran. Seems light
Really light compared to the $85 billion of military equipment Biden handed over to the Taliban.
Or the $150 billion in cash President Obama gave the Iranian regime that was used in part to kill American citizens.
So that wrong by Obama makes this wrong by Trump right?
Please explain what was wrong with President Trump's actions, be specific, include any illegalities.
https://texags.com/forums/16/topics/3608357/replies/72365192
- The settlement and its fund details are as follows:
- No Direct Payout to Trump: While President Trump and the Trump Organization formally dismissed their lawsuit, they will receive a formal apology but "no monetary payment or damages of any kind" from the fund.
- The "Anti-Weaponization Fund": The U.S. Treasury will deposit $1.776 billiona deliberate nod to the year of America's foundinginto a special DOJ account to process claims. The fund is empowered to issue formal apologies and monetary relief to qualifying claimants.
- Fund Oversight: The fund will be directed by a commission of five members appointed by the Attorney General, along with a sixth member selected in consultation with congressional leadership. President Trump retains the discretion to remove any member of the commission.
- The Originating Lawsuit: The underlying dispute stems from a 2023 case where a former IRS contractor pleaded guilty to leaking tax information belonging to Trump and thousands of other wealthy Americans.
- Political & Legal Backlash: The settlement immediately faced intense backlash from Democratic lawmakers and watchdog groups. Critics have condemned the $1.776 billion figure as a "slush fund" or "racket," expressing concern that taxpayer dollars could be directed to Trump's political allies, including individuals prosecuted for their involvement in the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot.
What's wrong is the 5 person committee comprised of Trump lackeys who will secretly distribute 1.7 billion of tax dollars with no accountability or public disclosure of where the funds went.
As another posted commented, if anyone was legitimately harmed financially, have them go through the courts to correct that. We already have a process to deal with issues like those.
RDV-1992 said:
Is there any context or tweet or headline you could link that would provide context to this?
redseven94 said:backintexas2013 said:
Except he broke the law. Not some fake investigation brought on by two cheating ****s
And that wasn't a selective prosecution based on his last name? Really?!?!
So did the J6 that were convicted. How about them?
