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kingdragonfly: Washington Post: Airing 2020 election grievances, Trump appears in first TV ad for Georgia gubernatorial hopeful David Perdue
Donald Trump speaks directly to the camera in the first television ad aired by Georgia gubernatorial candidate David Perdue, underscoring how much that race centers on the former president and his grievances about the 2020 election.
The 30-second spot, which debuted Tuesday, opens with “a message from President Trump” in which Trump criticizes severely the state’s Republican governor, Brian Kemp, for not intervening to overturn Joe Biden’s presidential election victory in Georgia.
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Trump later offers his endorsement of Perdue ... who was defeated by a Democrat... Some Republicans blamed Perdue’s loss ... on Trump’s fixation on his 2020 election defeat.
I hope Trump never, ever lets it go. That way, he's absolutely guaranteed to lose 👍
Good Grief!
The Guardian - ‘The music will be amazing’: Trump the DJ at Mar-a-Lago dinner, memo says
today
Members of the club in Palm Beach, Florida received a memo on Wednesday that they will be treated to “great music” during dinner on Friday and Saturday, “with President Trump playing the role of disc jockey”. ...
It remains unclear what music Trump has in mind for this weekend, but the former president has a known penchant for Elton John, though the singer declined to perform at his inauguration.
The former president was also known for playing the Village People’s YMCA and Macho Man and Frank Sinatra’s My Way during his appearances as president. ...
Sideface
kingdragonfly: The List: Trump's upcoming midterm fundraiser will cost participants a pretty penny
NZD $4,500 attend the event .
NZD $23,000 per person a photo with the politicians at the event,
NZD $75,000 per person a photo with the former president.
For $1888,000 per person, dinner and a photo with Trump
Not having to listen to Trump or be photographed with him: Priceless.
For everything else, there's Mastercard.
Sideface:It remains unclear what music Trump has in mind for this weekend, but the former president has a known penchant for Elton John, though the singer declined to perform at his inauguration.
The former president was also known for playing the Village People’s YMCA and Macho Man and Frank Sinatra’s My Way during his appearances as president. ...
Surprised he doesn't play the Badenweiler March, I'm sure his followers would be impressed.
I wouldn't pay a cent to see or hear that jerk open his stupid mouth and speak. Hell, when he used to come on TV while he was President, I'd put him on mute. I wouldn't even listen to him for free!
neb:Sideface:Surprised he doesn't play the Badenweiler March, I'm sure his followers would be impressed.
It remains unclear what music Trump has in mind for this weekend, but the former president has a known penchant for Elton John, though the singer declined to perform at his inauguration.
The former president was also known for playing the Village People’s YMCA and Macho Man and Frank Sinatra’s My Way during his appearances as president. ...
What a boring piece of music that is! Give me John Sousa any day.
e.g. Liberty Bell (yes I know shades of Monty Python)
Whilst the difficult we can do immediately, the impossible takes a bit longer. However, miracles you will have to wait for.
Destroying the evidence - the sequel ... 😗
The Washington Post - The 5-Minute Fix: Why Trump will get away with ripping up official documents
today
President Donald Trump ripped up papers constantly while in office. Some of his defenders said it was a nervous tic.
But Trump knew there was a law against doing so.
After he left office, he took 15 boxes of official records with him * rather than handing them over to the federal government for preservation.
This is all in violation of a law - one he knew about ...
The law is called the Presidential Records Act, and Trump is the most egregious violator of it in the law’s 44 years of existence, historians say. ...
It requires what the name suggests: The law says White Houses must hold on to documents, emails - anything of historical significance - and hand it over to the federal government at the end of a president’s term.
The National Archives takes it from there, putting much of the documents in a president’s library.
Why it’s important: The law was passed in 1978, in the wake of Richard Nixon holding on to so many documents, to codify that what happens in the White House really belongs to the American people. ...
How it’s enforced: By relying on the good faith of presidents. ...
There’s not much to hold Trump accountable, because the creators of norms such as the Presidential Records Act probably didn’t envision a president smashing through them.
* EDIT : The Washington Post - National Archives had to retrieve Trump White House records from Mar-a-Lago
Sideface
The Michael Moore? Or another one?
In all seriousness, what's going to come of this though? Is is going to result in any tangible action towards Trump? He's not going to stop doing this, remember, he (wrongly) thinks the election was "stolen" from him and will probably take that viewpoint to his grave.
gzt: Peter Thiel quits Facebook board to focus on campaigns for Trump aligned candidates.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-07/peter-thiel-to-leave-meta-board-to-pursue-trump-political-agenda
Thiel has previously met with far-right white nationalists.
Good to know our citizens are such committed idealists! [/s]
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