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Pete Hegseth forced out of non-profit leadership roles for misconduct – report
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Is it too late to arrest Donal Trump for J6? Don't know what we'd do about the election... but dude should never have been allowed to run for office after the attempted coup
Agreed! It's not too late. A forensic audit of the election is quite reasonable, and should be done. There was a lot of interference, both foreign and domestic.
Regardless of the interference, he got the votes.
He should have been impeached in the two weeks after Jan 6th. I'm hoping he keeps over in the next month. I don't know what President Vance will do, but it's hard to be worse.
Did you know Bill Clinton is younger than Trump?
He probably did.
But we also know that he's been caught cheating at least five times, so it's kind of crazy to just go along without verifying it first.
It's not just the swing states he won. He also did much, much better in places like the Bronx, specifically AOC's district.
The results of other places make it extremely unlikely that there was relevant cheating.
I was on board for the bullet ballot guy for about five minutes until I checked his numbers and found they were bullshit.