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Ted Williams' head

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Sep 23, 2015
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"I hereby demand, and will do so officially tomorrow, that the Department of Justice look into whether or not the FBI/DOJ infiltrated or surveilled the Trump Campaign for Political Purposes - and if any such demands or requests were made by people within the Obama Administration!" - DJT

Trump's running the base like Pete Rose, there's nothing to it! Making deals and draining the swamp.
 

Robbie Hart

All Biden Voters Are Mindless Sheep
Feb 13, 2015
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Don is my favourite president ever
It’s like having Dana white in office
And I’m not joking, I love how he makes all the hineys very sore
 

Ted Williams' head

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I know this is an older video but it's great going back and watching it every now and then, seeing how smug mainstream media and the Democrats were that Hillary had the election in the bag and that Donald could never do it. The Young Turks stuff is particularly satisfying to watch lol

 

Belobog

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Was it actually Trump who payed 1.6 million to a Playboy model to get an abortion and not Broidy? Maybe.
It's starting to look like Broidy made the pay off for Trump in a quid pro quo deal.

On November 30, Broidy wired $200,000 from his Bank of America account to Real Estate Attorneys’ Group. On December 5th, REAG transferred that money to attorney Keith Davidson. Davidson was at the time supposedly representing the legal interests of Shera Bechard, a Playboy model with whom Broidy now claims to have had an affair. (Bechard fired Davidson shortly afterward, when she became convinced that Davidson was actually working in concert with Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s personal attorney, to protect Cohen’s client’s interests rather than hers.) That $200,000 was supposed to be the first of eight quarterly payments that “David Dennison” agreed to make to Bechard, in order to buy her silence about an affair and a subsequent abortion. All this was laid out in an NDA recovered from Michael Cohen’s office when it was raided last month.

On December 2, two days after the first payment was wired, Broidy and Trump had a meeting was about consulting contracts, according to Broidy’s own correspondence. A few days later, Broidy got his payoff. The U.A.E. awarded his company a deal worth up to $600 million over the next five years.

It is important to keep in mind that the only hard evidence for Broidy’s claim that his payoff to Bechard wasn’t actually a straight-up bribe of the president of the United States continues to be Broidy’s own assertions. Broidy has a history of bribing public officials to further his business interests and was convicted of this in 2009. He even made payments to the mistress of a politician he was bribing.
 

Tuc Ouiner

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May 19, 2016
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Vince McMahon should challenge Donald to a rematch-- loser gets his head shaved AND has to kiss the winner's ass. Maybe put it on next year's Wrestlemania with proceeds going to ... a worthy cause.
 

Sheepdog

Protecting America from excessive stool loitering
Dec 1, 2015
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It's starting to look like Broidy made the pay off for Trump in a quid pro quo deal.

On November 30, Broidy wired $200,000 from his Bank of America account to Real Estate Attorneys’ Group. On December 5th, REAG transferred that money to attorney Keith Davidson. Davidson was at the time supposedly representing the legal interests of Shera Bechard, a Playboy model with whom Broidy now claims to have had an affair. (Bechard fired Davidson shortly afterward, when she became convinced that Davidson was actually working in concert with Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s personal attorney, to protect Cohen’s client’s interests rather than hers.) That $200,000 was supposed to be the first of eight quarterly payments that “David Dennison” agreed to make to Bechard, in order to buy her silence about an affair and a subsequent abortion. All this was laid out in an NDA recovered from Michael Cohen’s office when it was raided last month.

On December 2, two days after the first payment was wired, Broidy and Trump had a meeting was about consulting contracts, according to Broidy’s own correspondence. A few days later, Broidy got his payoff. The U.A.E. awarded his company a deal worth up to $600 million over the next five years.

It is important to keep in mind that the only hard evidence for Broidy’s claim that his payoff to Bechard wasn’t actually a straight-up bribe of the president of the United States continues to be Broidy’s own assertions. Broidy has a history of bribing public officials to further his business interests and was convicted of this in 2009. He even made payments to the mistress of a politician he was bribing.
Mueller will find out, so we will just have to wait and see.

NDA's don't mean you can commit perjury.
 

Truck Party

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Mar 16, 2017
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It's starting to look like Broidy made the pay off for Trump in a quid pro quo deal.

On November 30, Broidy wired $200,000 from his Bank of America account to Real Estate Attorneys’ Group. On December 5th, REAG transferred that money to attorney Keith Davidson. Davidson was at the time supposedly representing the legal interests of Shera Bechard, a Playboy model with whom Broidy now claims to have had an affair. (Bechard fired Davidson shortly afterward, when she became convinced that Davidson was actually working in concert with Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s personal attorney, to protect Cohen’s client’s interests rather than hers.) That $200,000 was supposed to be the first of eight quarterly payments that “David Dennison” agreed to make to Bechard, in order to buy her silence about an affair and a subsequent abortion. All this was laid out in an NDA recovered from Michael Cohen’s office when it was raided last month.

On December 2, two days after the first payment was wired, Broidy and Trump had a meeting was about consulting contracts, according to Broidy’s own correspondence. A few days later, Broidy got his payoff. The U.A.E. awarded his company a deal worth up to $600 million over the next five years.

It is important to keep in mind that the only hard evidence for Broidy’s claim that his payoff to Bechard wasn’t actually a straight-up bribe of the president of the United States continues to be Broidy’s own assertions. Broidy has a history of bribing public officials to further his business interests and was convicted of this in 2009. He even made payments to the mistress of a politician he was bribing.
want to bet he didn't?
 

Belobog

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Michael Cohen’s Business Partner Agrees to Cooperate as Part of Plea Deal

A significant business partner of Michael D. Cohen, President Trump’s personal lawyer, has agreed to cooperate with the government as a potential witness, a development that could be used as leverage to pressure Mr. Cohen to work with the special counsel examining Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

Under the deal reached with the New York attorney general’s office, the partner, Evgeny A. Freidman, a Russian immigrant who is known as the Taxi King, specifically agreed to assist government prosecutors in state or federal investigations.

Mr. Freidman, who was disbarred earlier this month, had been accused of failing to pay more than $5 million in taxes and faced four counts of criminal tax fraud and one of grand larceny — all B felonies. Each carries a maximum prison sentence of up to 25 years in prison.

Instead, he appeared in court in Albany on Tuesday and pleaded guilty to a single count of evading only $50,000 worth of taxes; he will avoid jail time and receive five years of probation if he fulfills the terms of his agreement, the judge, Patrick Lynch of Albany County court, said during the roughly 20-minute proceeding.