sturg33
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Dude trump is the greatest get out the vote motive for leftists I've ever seen. Nothing the RNC can do will make the idiot left not vote against him
2022 Elections
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Dude trump is the greatest get out the vote motive for leftists I've ever seen. Nothing the RNC can do will make the idiot left not vote against him
THe leftist is irrelevant and their 'Votes' are suspect at best.
The RNC works to turn the moderate away from Trump. That is the secret sauce.
chop2chip
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At least they don’t have to work hard.
sturg33
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it is certainly true that R voters hold their candidates to much higher standards, a major electoral advantage for the left
cajunrevenge
Well-known member
There are standards for Republican voters?
57Brave
Well-known member
Duty To Warn ��
@duty2warn
To All Trump Supporters: STEP ONE
is to recognize that you've been played.
fact is no matter how you say it, when the money was on the table
your "standards "
you voted for the guy that it is illegal for him to participate in a charity
because he stole the money
designated for cancer kids
#standards
sturg33
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I will admit to choosing him over the dude who forced his daughter to shower with him
sturg33
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Oh they are debunked? Show your work
sturg33
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google is your friend,
go fight with thethe
I don't think you can answer it yourself
Tapate50
Well-known member
He cannot. I'm 100% certain of it.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
A latter-day Gatsby
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...o-question-in-jaw-dropping-report/ar-AA15rN9s
New York Republican George Santos will likely be entering Congress with a number of major questions looming about his background and past claims thanks to a jaw dropping report from the New York Times.
A Monday article from Grace Ashford and Michael Gold included a deep dive into past claims by Santos about everything from his work experience to his education to his charity claims. The reporters could find little to no proof of the claims from Santos and his campaign, determining much of what he’s said “may be largely fictional.”
The report claims there is no record of Santos attending Baruch College, where he said he graduated from in 2010, or ever working for Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, both cited in his campaign biography.
More shocking was the suggestion that the Long Island Republican’s claims about his charity, Friends of Pets United, may have also been more than a little exaggerated. The charity claimed to have rescued thousands of dogs and cats, but the Times found no record of the organization with the IRS, despite the congressman saying it was a tax exempt group.
A lawyer for Santos accused the Times of trying to “smear” his client’s name and said it’s “no surprise” the Republican has “enemies” at the paper.
More troubling revelations also came from the report, including a strange check fraud case involving Santos from Brazil — though the incident occurred when he was just 19. Reporters also tried visiting the address from the congressman’s voter registration, but found someone there who did not know the Republican.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...o-question-in-jaw-dropping-report/ar-AA15rN9s
New York Republican George Santos will likely be entering Congress with a number of major questions looming about his background and past claims thanks to a jaw dropping report from the New York Times.
A Monday article from Grace Ashford and Michael Gold included a deep dive into past claims by Santos about everything from his work experience to his education to his charity claims. The reporters could find little to no proof of the claims from Santos and his campaign, determining much of what he’s said “may be largely fictional.”
The report claims there is no record of Santos attending Baruch College, where he said he graduated from in 2010, or ever working for Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, both cited in his campaign biography.
More shocking was the suggestion that the Long Island Republican’s claims about his charity, Friends of Pets United, may have also been more than a little exaggerated. The charity claimed to have rescued thousands of dogs and cats, but the Times found no record of the organization with the IRS, despite the congressman saying it was a tax exempt group.
A lawyer for Santos accused the Times of trying to “smear” his client’s name and said it’s “no surprise” the Republican has “enemies” at the paper.
More troubling revelations also came from the report, including a strange check fraud case involving Santos from Brazil — though the incident occurred when he was just 19. Reporters also tried visiting the address from the congressman’s voter registration, but found someone there who did not know the Republican.
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nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Can I choose all of the above