2024 US Presidential Election

[grate_biff]

Donald Trump with convicted pedophile and sex trafficker, Jeffrey Epstein, 1997.

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Here, he looks comfortable.

8-year-olds, dude!

 

[Jammer]

 

[grate_biff]

I must admit, the fact that Hegseth is of 100 percent Norwegian heritage stings a bit. But it's also true that his ancestors came from a region of Norway known for generations of incestuous affairs.

Maybe that's why he blends so well with the U.S. lead heads?

Anyway, keep killing those Venezuelan fishermen, twice, and whatever floats your boats!

 

[Luman]

Pope John Paul II, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Jeffrey Epstein.

 

[grate_biff]

America's own "Sleeping Beauty" is gonna get the "Peace-Price" awarded to him, in a few hours. Will it be given to him by an international sports association of all things?

Is it for his tireless work to keep women out of men's sports?

I call for VAR, to take a look at this!

 

[tpj]

Pope John Paul II, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Jeffrey Epstein.

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A paedophile protector, a paedophile and his accomplice. Nice photo @Luman.

 

[Elmer B Fuddled]

So this must be before he decided to bronze-up then? He looks very uncomfortable!

No orange paint. Hmmmm.

Pope John Paul II, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Jeffrey Epstein.

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Probably wanting to visit the island, you know, bless the little girls.

 

[Jammer]

The Nodfather at nappy time. The good president - MAGA approved.

 

[Jammer]

The weekend's interviews highlighted a growing pattern of ICE detaining U.S. citizens. When confronted with video of a young mother chased to her home and detained despite repeatedly stating she was a citizen, "border czar" Tom Homan excused the conduct by claiming that many undocumented immigrants falsely claim citizenship. He argued that "reasonable suspicion" was enough to justify detention. America is officially a "show me your papers" country under Trump.

 

[Jammer]

President Trump is demanding the resignation of Lisa D. Cook, who was appointed by Biden in 2022 to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. She is facing accusations of mortgage fraud.

Trump's own mortgages reveal the scandal he accused others of doing.

In 1993 Trump signed a mortgage for a Palm Beach property and certified that it would be his principal residence. Just seven weeks later, he signed another mortgage for the neighboring home and made the same pledge. Records and interviews show he never lived in either house. Instead, both properties were prepared and used as high-end rentals located near his Mar-a-Lago estate.

If anyone knows about mortgage fraud, Trump is the resident expert.

 

[Jammer]

"Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country with two pencils."

Trump speaking about American austerity and leading by example - he has concepts of a plan to cut back on the gold trinkets in the Oval Office. /s

 

[just1morething]

Minnesota governor Tampon Tim Walz:

 

[Luman]

 

[Jammer]

 

[Luman]

 

[just1morething]

This is the person that voted 14 times to keep the government closed. His "boss" let in over 10 million illegal immigrants because they need more Democratic voters. He was also a member of the infamous Senditious Six.

 

[Jammer]

Recent events prove that, with Trump, no amount of money can buy *class*. RIP Rob and Michele.

 

[grate_biff]

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Wow!

The man who doesn't think for himself strikes again! Just the kind of guy the Bronzer-upper loves.

Let me clue you in with some real facts:

177 countries "get US money", huh? Sounds like America is PayPal'ing the planet. Fun fact: that "money" is about 0.2% of the budget, mostly spent on US farmers, US weapons, US contractors, and US interests. It's not charity, it's cheap insurance against wars, pandemics, and chaos that cost way more later. Congress votes on it (remember them?). Cutting it won't help Americans—it just makes future problems louder, bloodier, and a lot more expensive. But sure, let's count flags instead of dollars and call it analysis.

Funny thing is, if we used the same math on Norway, we'd also be "funding most of the world." The difference is that Norway gives about 1% of its economy, not 0.2%, and mostly spends it on boring stuff like vaccines, schools, peace talks, and not-starting-wars. No aircraft carriers, fewer boom, more UN meetings, and wool sweaters. Still not charity tho—just cheaper than dealing with refugees, pandemics, and wars later. Turns out even small countries figured out that prevention is less expensive than cleanup.

And by the way, what should the "extra" money go to? More guns & schools?