The GOP is trying to figure out who they can trust complete with invocations of George Soros. Maximum disinformation is coming with an impending indictment. You might not even trust your kids as Trump recently worried as much as he can about family farms.
"So DeSantis thinks that Dems weaponizing the law to indict President Trump is a "manufactured circus" & isn't a 'real issue,'" tweeted Don Jr., calling the DeSantis' response "pure weakness."
"Now we know why he was silent all weekend," Jr. added, "He's totally owned by Karl Rove, Paul Ryan & his billionaire donors. 100% Controlled Opposition."
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bizarre new campaign video in which he told American farmers that it was okay to not love their children.
At the start of the video, Trump boasted about his administration's actions on behalf of American farmers that included "saving" ethanol and eliminating the inheritance tax for family farms.
He then told the farmers that eliminating the inheritance tax would allow them to leave their farms to their children tax free.
"I got rid of the death tax on farms so that when you do pass away, on the assumption that you love your children, you can leave it to them and they won't have to pay tax," he said. "But if you don't love your children so much, and there are some people that don't, and maybe deservedly so, it won't matter, because frankly you won't have to leave them anything."
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‘I’m back’: Donald Trump returns to Facebook and YouTube after ban lifted
There’s a sixth—this one involves both DOJ and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and it implicates conduct since Trump left office and after he was expelled from Twitter and launched his own social media platform, Truth Social.
The matter involves a so-called “blank check company” called Digital World Acquisition. Blank check companies have no established business plan but gather funds and sell shares to investors with the intention of merging with or acquiring another company in the future. The investors have no idea what they will ultimately be investing in. Under SEC rules, after an initial public offering (IPO), a blank check company’s funds must be deposited in escrow prior to a transaction and held there until shareholders officially approve a merger. As of 2020, a particular form of blank check company known as “special purpose acquisition companies,” or “SPACs,” made up 50 percent of the market for IPOs. This figure represents a huge spike prompted by the SEC’s temporary inability to approve traditional IPOs due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Trump took advantage of it to launch Truth Social.
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