Not true. The SS wouldn’t allow him to go. They refused to take him. Hence the argument in the SUV. They took him back to the WH where he sat in the DR and watched and did nothing to stop it. Breaking his oath as President.
Like every parent has said to their kids at one time or another. "If Tommy jumped off a bridge would you do it?" I guess she doesn't understand that these hearings are to Trump what the trials are to the participants.
Who said that?
God bless his daughters for sticking up for their father. Evidently his son doesn't feel quite the same. Dad basically insinuated to his kids that he would shoot them if any of them ratted him out. The son ended up reporting him. Such a wonderful Dad.
Good for his son. That had to be hard.God bless his daughters for sticking up for their father. Evidently his son doesn't feel quite the same. Dad basically insinuated to his kids that he would shoot them if any of them ratted him out. The son ended up reporting him. Such a wonderful Dad.
Capitol rioter sentenced to 7 years in prison was turned in by his teenage son, which broke up the family
Guy Reffitt's role on Jan. 6 caused a family rift, his son Jackson testified this year. His sentence is the longest given to a Capitol rioter so far.www.yahoo.com
Maybe. I’m guessing this isn’t the first time his dad has been an abusive asshole.
Probably not, but still, being his dad...................
Hey, every now and again, people get high on their own supply.
There's a facinating podcast that covers the 1/6 events and everything leading up to it. It's called "Will be Wild". One of the early episodes covers the story of this kid and his father. The dad was a real piece of work. Went full on Qanon. It's crazy how many white dudes in that age range are so susceptible to this type of garbage.
Wait! What are you telling us?
What platform do the Republicans stand on?
Insurrection, Nazism, you know, all the old favorites.
Don't forget the icky gays.
You think they’re icky too?
www.rawstory.com
Just the icky ones.
Eh, clickbait headline imo. Most other sites have the headline as "suspected Russian asset." He was buddies with the guy he shared the polling data with and at one point had been cleared not to be in league with the Russians. Turned out, of course, they found out later he was with the Russians and Manafort thought it was all business. The sensitive data was polling information in swing states, not that damning and a lot of it was public knowledge. It was stupid, but it wasn't like sharing government secrets.Paul Manafort admits sharing info with the Russians during 2016 Trump campaign
In an interview with Business Insider, former Donald Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort admitted he was in contact with the Russians and sharing information during the former president's 2016 presidential run.For years, questions have been raised about Russian involvement in the campaign that...
The guy he shares the data with is a known Russian agent who is also now on the FBI wanted list:
He wasn't on the FBI most wanted list at the time though, that was posted 2018, well after the election and after he was vetted and cleared by Ukraine's PM. At the time Kilimnik was a Ukranian political consultant that they were unaware was a Russian asset. Again, it was still stupid, even if the guy was a longtime friend. This is why most reporting websites used the headline "suspected Russian asset" instead of "Manafort admits sharing info with Russians."
It's all fake news tho.
