>>16429563 (pb) Someone will get arrested for memes before the 2022 election. We will see meme charges.

This already happened. A guy got popped for election interference for telling people they could vote for Hillary in 2016 via text or hashtag on Twitter. Frankly, anyone who believed voting via text message or hashtag shouldn't be allowed to vote.

>Douglass Mackey, a 31-year-old social media influencer who operated under the online alias "Ricky Vaughn," was charged with conspiring to spread disinformation designed to "deprive individuals of their constitutional right to vote."

>Prosecutors say the disinformation campaign launched by Mackey and other individuals "often took the form of 'memes.'" Some of the memes altered images of celebrities to falsely suggest they were supporting one candidate over the other.

>While the criminal complaint did not explicitly name the candidates referenced in each meme, Mackey was revealed to be an avid Trump supporter and well-known figure in the "alt-right" movement by The Huffington Post in 2018.

>The group also pushed out the "Draft our Daughters" meme, which falsely claimed Clinton supported making women eligible for the draft.

https://www.newsweek.com/florida-man-charged-election-interference-spreading-disinformation-usually-via-memes-1564912

>>16431958

When it comes to advisors Trump is clueless.

Kellyanne wrote so in her last book.

Not that I need a book to tell me. I saw Romney Endorsement, Collins endorsement, Loeffler.

I also saw his cabinet. He picked fucking Mitch McConnell's Chinese spy wife as secretary of transportation, for crying out loud.

Typical anon replies:

>you must show them

>he's exposing the deep state

>keep your enemies close

>I'm an idiot

Trump has good common sense about what direction the country should be going in. But when it comes to picking people to execute his vision, he fucking sucks.

Add Katie Britt and Dr. Oz to the list of future Truths of Trump denouncing them as RINOs when they show their true colors. Colors that are quite visible to anyone who isn't color blind.

>>16431963

>He fucks Frank Luntz and is a RINO

This is the only logical explanation for two grown-ass men who both possess power and money to be living together

they aren't 22 yr frat bros.

they were practicing faggotry.

>>16432262

They're doing that U-Haul shit again?

Timed perfectly for Monday's January 6th hearing.

Just like the Proud Boy indictments last week were timed perfectly for Thursday's snooze fest.

So I guess this means before every J6 committee hearing they'll be arrests of feds larping as right wing militias.

>>16432264

Notable dig on Newsmax CEO's links to Podesta and the Vatican

Top level dig, anon

Newsmax has shown itself to be no different than the rest of the corporate media.

An anchor tried to stop Lindell about talking about election fraud, then stormed off set when Mike wouldn't stop

https://deadline.com/2021/02/newsmax-anchors-mike-lindell-1234686000/

A NewsMax reporter was fired for criticizing vaccines.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/mike-lindell-newsmax-reporter-vaccine-b1995455.html

Also NewsMax was paid by the government to promote vaccines.

>The Blaze reported through a Freedom of Information Act procedure, it found that the government purchased advertising from ABC, CBS and NBC as well as cable news stations Fox News, CNN and MSNBC, “legacy media publications including the New York Post, the Los Angeles Times, and the Washington Post, digital media companies like BuzzFeed News and Newsmax, and hundreds of local newspapers and TV stations.”

https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/documents-reveal-feds-paid-news-outlets-to-praise-covid-vaccines/

Good job on breaking down the finer points.

o7

>>16432396

I watched the J6 debacle on CBS Thursday night.

At the end, the main CBS anchor went to Catherine to talk about the hearing.

Catherine broke down all the "great info" (or something to that effect) that was brought up during the hearing.

I was "No, Catherine, don't this!" I was hurt, kek.

But on one level, she's got a job to do, and Congressional Hearings, DC Documents, and such are what CBS hired her for.

And on another hand, she's a Clown in America, so what do you expect.

give me a second on Catherine's CIA connections. Been scrubbed from the internet. But I'll find it.

>>16432483

>>16432396

The Herridge and the CIA stuff is hard to find these days.

The best site I could get is behind a paywall

https://www.adweek.com/performance-marketing/foxs-catherine-herridge-and-fam-join-cia-for-charity/

Basically, she's involved in raising money for a CIA charity.

Nothing James Bondish, but a weird thing for a reporter, I find.

Especially one who may or may not be connected to Q

>>16432536

Thanks for the notable baker, but it wasn't my post that had the dig on the Newsmax CEO and podesta, it was the post I was replying to.

this one >>16432264