I love how he claims those are his accomplishments. Being a jacked wrestler, superhero, cowboy, nascar driver, boxer, football player/ceo, astronaut, etc...
I love how he claims those are his accomplishments. Being a jacked wrestler, superhero, cowboy, nascar driver, boxer, football player/ceo, astronaut, etc...
These are what modern day republicans identify with as "manly" pursuits. you know, like 5 year old boys gravitate towards.
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up my ass, like Chadwick was up his Posts: 35,863
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Maybe this is what Linda and our other maga elites meant back in October when they predicted things were about to get pretty interesting. Do you think they foresaw this huge NFT announcement before anyone else?
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up my ass, like Chadwick was up his Posts: 35,863
once he got money in his pocket out of the way, he went all in on protecting free speech as a policy position ON DAY ONE.....
funny that, It wasnt present on truth social when it began(badly) and I highly doubt it got any better on that front.
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My wife said, "He's been a laughing stock to those of us who were never fans and now he's even become a laughing stock to those who have supported him." I wonder to what extent that is true?
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
My wife said, "He's been a laughing stock to those of us who were never fans and now he's even become a laughing stock to those who have supported him." I wonder to what extent that is true?
I'll say this....my tRumpster FB friends are radio silent on tRump.
He's toast
But these trading cards did sell out. Supposedly there were 45,000 of them so he brought in $450K which hardly seems worth it to a billionaire.
It does make you wonder if they sold poorly and they are just saying they sold out because he looked like such a fool. That wouldn't surprise me.
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My wife said, "He's been a laughing stock to those of us who were never fans and now he's even become a laughing stock to those who have supported him." I wonder to what extent that is true?
I'll say this....my tRumpster FB friends are radio silent on tRump.
He's toast
But these trading cards did sell out. Supposedly there were 45,000 of them so he brought in $450K which hardly seems worth it to a billionaire.
It does make you wonder if they sold poorly and they are just saying they sold out because he looked like such a fool. That wouldn't surprise me.
Who bought them though? UAE? Qatar? Saudi Arabia? Or deplorables? Just another way to buy influence or obtain secrets? Or have a worthless NFT in a year?
My wife said, "He's been a laughing stock to those of us who were never fans and now he's even become a laughing stock to those who have supported him." I wonder to what extent that is true?
I'll say this....my tRumpster FB friends are radio silent on tRump.
He's toast
But these trading cards did sell out. Supposedly there were 45,000 of them so he brought in $450K which hardly seems worth it to a billionaire.
It does make you wonder if they sold poorly and they are just saying they sold out because he looked like such a fool. That wouldn't surprise me.
Who bought them though? UAE? Qatar? Saudi Arabia? Or deplorables? Just another way to buy influence or obtain secrets? Or have a worthless NFT in a year?
I hate to be a conspiracy guy but yeah....could have been a good way to launder money from Russia, the Saudi's, etc.
And my math was wrong....it would have been $4.5mil
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My wife said, "He's been a laughing stock to those of us who were never fans and now he's even become a laughing stock to those who have supported him." I wonder to what extent that is true?
I'll say this....my tRumpster FB friends are radio silent on tRump.
He's toast
But these trading cards did sell out. Supposedly there were 45,000 of them so he brought in $450K which hardly seems worth it to a billionaire.
It does make you wonder if they sold poorly and they are just saying they sold out because he looked like such a fool. That wouldn't surprise me.
"He's toast"
Good!
I wonder how many people who don't care either way about 45 or even who dislike him bought his cards because they figured they would be collectible some day and just bought them as an investment? I have to say, I will never by that desperate to invest in something like that!
gimme cards however... now there's a wise investment! (Some of you know what I mean. )
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
He made over $4 mullion in like 12 hours? He might be dumb, but this scam is genius.
Winner: Trump Losers: The chumps that paid for this.
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Jan. 6 committee eyes referring criminal charges for Trump
By FARNOUSH AMIRI, MARY CLARE JALONICK and MICHAEL BALSAMO
21 mins ago
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House panel investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol is considering recommending the Justice Department pursue an unprecedented criminal charge of insurrection and two other counts against former President Donald Trump.
Besides insurrection, an uprising aiming to overthrow the government, the panel is also considering recommending prosecutors pursue charges for obstructing an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the United States, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press. The committee’s deliberations were continuing late Friday, and no decisions were formalized on which specific charges the committee would refer to the Justice Department.
The panel is to meet publicly Monday afternoon when any recommendation will be made public.
The deliberations were confirmed to the AP by a person familiar with the matter who could not discuss the matter publicly by name and spoke on condition of anonymity. A second person familiar with the deliberations confirmed the committee was considering three charges. The panel's lawyers argued, according to that person, that those three criminal statutes were the strongest cases to make.
The decision to issue referrals is not unexpected. Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., the vice chair of the committee, has for months been hinting at sending the Justice Department criminal referrals based on the extensive evidence the nine-member panel has gathered since it was formed in July 2021.
"You may not send an armed mob to the Capitol; you may not sit for 187 minutes and refuse to stop the attack while it’s underway. You may not send out a tweet that incites further violence,” Cheney said about Trump on NBC's ‘Meet the Press' in October. “So we’ve been very clear about a number of different criminal offenses that are likely at issue here.”
The committee’s chairman, Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., detailed possible referrals last week as falling into a series of categories that include criminal and ethics violations, legal misconduct and campaign finance violations.
It would then fall to federal prosecutors to decide whether to pursue any referrals for prosecution. While it doesn't carry any legal weight, recommendations by the committee would add to the political pressure on the Justice Department as it investigates Trump’s actions.
“The gravest offense in constitutional terms is the attempt to overthrow a presidential election and bypass the constitutional order,” committee member Jamie Raskin, D-Md., told reporters last week. “Subsidiary to all of that are a whole host of statutory offenses, which support the gravity and magnitude of that violent assault on America.”
Raskin, along with Cheney and Democratic Reps. Adam Schiff and Zoe Lofgren, both of California, comprised the subcommittee that drafted the referral recommendations and presented them to the larger group for consideration.
Over the course of its investigation, the committee has made recommendations that several members of Trump’s inner circle should be prosecuted for refusing to comply with congressional subpoenas. One, for Steve Bannon, has resulted in a conviction.
The charges under consideration for the committee's final presentation Monday were first reported by Politico.
Monday’s session will also include a preview of the committee’s final report, expected to be released Wednesday. The panel will vote on adopting the official record, effectively authorizing the release of the report to the public.
The eight-chapter report will include hundreds of pages of findings about the attack and Trump’s actions and words, drawing on what the committee learned through its interviews with more than 1,000 witnesses.
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Jan. 6 committee eyes referring criminal charges for Trump
By FARNOUSH AMIRI, MARY CLARE JALONICK and MICHAEL BALSAMO
21 mins ago
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House panel investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol is considering recommending the Justice Department pursue an unprecedented criminal charge of insurrection and two other counts against former President Donald Trump.
Besides insurrection, an uprising aiming to overthrow the government, the panel is also considering recommending prosecutors pursue charges for obstructing an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the United States, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press. The committee’s deliberations were continuing late Friday, and no decisions were formalized on which specific charges the committee would refer to the Justice Department.
The panel is to meet publicly Monday afternoon when any recommendation will be made public.
The deliberations were confirmed to the AP by a person familiar with the matter who could not discuss the matter publicly by name and spoke on condition of anonymity. A second person familiar with the deliberations confirmed the committee was considering three charges. The panel's lawyers argued, according to that person, that those three criminal statutes were the strongest cases to make.
The decision to issue referrals is not unexpected. Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., the vice chair of the committee, has for months been hinting at sending the Justice Department criminal referrals based on the extensive evidence the nine-member panel has gathered since it was formed in July 2021.
"You may not send an armed mob to the Capitol; you may not sit for 187 minutes and refuse to stop the attack while it’s underway. You may not send out a tweet that incites further violence,” Cheney said about Trump on NBC's ‘Meet the Press' in October. “So we’ve been very clear about a number of different criminal offenses that are likely at issue here.”
The committee’s chairman, Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., detailed possible referrals last week as falling into a series of categories that include criminal and ethics violations, legal misconduct and campaign finance violations.
It would then fall to federal prosecutors to decide whether to pursue any referrals for prosecution. While it doesn't carry any legal weight, recommendations by the committee would add to the political pressure on the Justice Department as it investigates Trump’s actions.
“The gravest offense in constitutional terms is the attempt to overthrow a presidential election and bypass the constitutional order,” committee member Jamie Raskin, D-Md., told reporters last week. “Subsidiary to all of that are a whole host of statutory offenses, which support the gravity and magnitude of that violent assault on America.”
Raskin, along with Cheney and Democratic Reps. Adam Schiff and Zoe Lofgren, both of California, comprised the subcommittee that drafted the referral recommendations and presented them to the larger group for consideration.
Over the course of its investigation, the committee has made recommendations that several members of Trump’s inner circle should be prosecuted for refusing to comply with congressional subpoenas. One, for Steve Bannon, has resulted in a conviction.
The charges under consideration for the committee's final presentation Monday were first reported by Politico.
Monday’s session will also include a preview of the committee’s final report, expected to be released Wednesday. The panel will vote on adopting the official record, effectively authorizing the release of the report to the public.
The eight-chapter report will include hundreds of pages of findings about the attack and Trump’s actions and words, drawing on what the committee learned through its interviews with more than 1,000 witnesses.
Get ready for heads to explode. THE RADICAL DEM OBAMA /CLINTON DEEP STATE WITCH HUNT CONTINUES!
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IN Troy McClures(Phil Hartmans) voice no less....... thats how I read it....
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I wonder to what extent that is true?
He's toast
But these trading cards did sell out. Supposedly there were 45,000 of them so he brought in $450K which hardly seems worth it to a billionaire.
It does make you wonder if they sold poorly and they are just saying they sold out because he looked like such a fool. That wouldn't surprise me.
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And my math was wrong....it would have been $4.5mil
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2022: Oakland, Oakland, Nashville, Louisville; 2023: Chicago, Chicago, Noblesville
2024: Noblesville, Wrigley, Wrigley, Ohana, Ohana
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"He's toast"
$4.4 mil netted
Average value of each card doubles
https://www.coindesk.com/web3/2022/12/16/trump-nft-collection-sells-out-price-surges/
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you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House panel investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol is considering recommending the Justice Department pursue an unprecedented criminal charge of insurrection and two other counts against former President Donald Trump.
Besides insurrection, an uprising aiming to overthrow the government, the panel is also considering recommending prosecutors pursue charges for obstructing an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the United States, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press. The committee’s deliberations were continuing late Friday, and no decisions were formalized on which specific charges the committee would refer to the Justice Department.
The panel is to meet publicly Monday afternoon when any recommendation will be made public.
The deliberations were confirmed to the AP by a person familiar with the matter who could not discuss the matter publicly by name and spoke on condition of anonymity. A second person familiar with the deliberations confirmed the committee was considering three charges. The panel's lawyers argued, according to that person, that those three criminal statutes were the strongest cases to make.
The decision to issue referrals is not unexpected. Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., the vice chair of the committee, has for months been hinting at sending the Justice Department criminal referrals based on the extensive evidence the nine-member panel has gathered since it was formed in July 2021.
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"You may not send an armed mob to the Capitol; you may not sit for 187 minutes and refuse to stop the attack while it’s underway. You may not send out a tweet that incites further violence,” Cheney said about Trump on NBC's ‘Meet the Press' in October. “So we’ve been very clear about a number of different criminal offenses that are likely at issue here.”
The committee’s chairman, Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., detailed possible referrals last week as falling into a series of categories that include criminal and ethics violations, legal misconduct and campaign finance violations.
It would then fall to federal prosecutors to decide whether to pursue any referrals for prosecution. While it doesn't carry any legal weight, recommendations by the committee would add to the political pressure on the Justice Department as it investigates Trump’s actions.
“The gravest offense in constitutional terms is the attempt to overthrow a presidential election and bypass the constitutional order,” committee member Jamie Raskin, D-Md., told reporters last week. “Subsidiary to all of that are a whole host of statutory offenses, which support the gravity and magnitude of that violent assault on America.”
Raskin, along with Cheney and Democratic Reps. Adam Schiff and Zoe Lofgren, both of California, comprised the subcommittee that drafted the referral recommendations and presented them to the larger group for consideration.
Over the course of its investigation, the committee has made recommendations that several members of Trump’s inner circle should be prosecuted for refusing to comply with congressional subpoenas. One, for Steve Bannon, has resulted in a conviction.
The charges under consideration for the committee's final presentation Monday were first reported by Politico.
Monday’s session will also include a preview of the committee’s final report, expected to be released Wednesday. The panel will vote on adopting the official record, effectively authorizing the release of the report to the public.
The eight-chapter report will include hundreds of pages of findings about the attack and Trump’s actions and words, drawing on what the committee learned through its interviews with more than 1,000 witnesses.
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another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
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