STEVE BANNON KEEP SPEAKING THAT TRUTH!!!
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A National Pulse copy of the story is in notes baker. I didn't notice a link to an archived version from MSN proving they deleted the article. All good tho, thanks for baking.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/chasten-buttigiegs-i-have-something-to-tell-you-is-refreshingly-candid-but-a-missed-opportunity/2020/08/31/97f80f54-e634-11ea-970a-64c73a1c2392_story.html
Chasten Buttigieg’s ‘I Have Something to Tell You’ is refreshingly candid, but a missed opportunity
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>wtf's going on in ga?
Well PedoWood started moving there and filming. That could be a tell
>KILL_CHAIN
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NEW PICTURES OF SHOOTERS WEAPONS
FULL VIDEO OF SHOOTING
https://streamable.com/lluqso
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>imagine stalking someone for three years and never sending a dick pic
I cant imagine, this place is gay enough.
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>sussman walks
No chance for the same charges, citing double jeopardy, but anon could see the yo-yo of justice pulling him back into court, but under different charges and in front of a Trump appointed judge.
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With mounting criticism from Congress over its record in the war on terror, Saudi Arabia is beefing up its forces–in D.C. NEWSWEEK has learned that to strengthen ties with the White House, the Saudis have retained the high-powered law firm of former Texas GOP congressman Tom Loeffler. Loeffler, whose firm will be paid about $720,000 a year, is one of President George W. Bush's top political moneymen. He headed up fund-raising for Bush's first gubernatorial campaign and served as finance cochair for his presidential race. Loeffler also is tight with Dick Cheney. "You couldn't find anybody closer to this White House," said one D.C. consultant. A Saudi official says Loeffler will be used mostly to lobby on trade issues, but will branch out to matters such as terrorism financing when needed. The retention of Loeffler comes on top of another move that critics charge is designed to influence the White House: a $500,000 gift by Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal to help fund the newly created George Herbert Walker Bush Scholarship Fund at Phillips Academy, Andover. Alwaleed's offer of $10 million to aid 9-11 victims was refused by Rudy Giuliani. But Andover says the elite school won't reject the prince's money. And a Bush spokesperson says the former president, like his son an Andover graduate, "felt it had been given in good faith."
https://www.newsweek.com/saudis-close-ties-135269
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