>I will NEVER forgive or forget what Fox did
Exactly. And they did it first to take the pressure off the other networks. After all, if the "conservative" network has already called AZ, then why shouldn't the other networks feel comfortable following suit?
I once followed Catturd. Now I can't stand him. Soooooo arrogant.
This anon still banned.
What have they (TPTB) done to our SEALs and other Special OPs? Must be some intense MK Ultra kind of brain washing. Crenshaw and the tranny SEAL (who's now regretting the transition) immediately come to mind.
If he keeps taking a beating (like the current beating he's taking) he'll either ride off into the sunset with his million$ or he'll come out of the leftist shill closet.
Elon probably has a way to tell if a Twatter user is also an 8kun anon and, if he does, he will likely NEVER restore known 8kun anon Twatter accounts. Too much risk because, as he once said (paraphrasing): you guys are crazy..
>I listened to his radio show for years and stopped over a year ago.
You're better than me anon. I had to turn him off back in 2019. Maybe it's the Southern man in me, but I just couldn't keep listening to his voice and his incessant repetition. Tick Tock.
I agree with the list, but I don't think President Trump actually realizes it. I think he has the blinders on sometimes. Nothing else explains his support of McCarthy, Oz, et al. I think he means well but is too trusting and not necessarily as "in-the-know" as he ought to be when it comes to some DC pols.
Nothing ever changes. Every Single War is about profiteering, including the "war" between Russia and Ukraine.
Lawmakers Voted To Send Billions To Ukraine While Making A Killing On Defense Contractor Stocks
Members of Congress profited from selling defense company stocks, many after voting in favor of sending billions in weapons to Ukraine.
While unforeseen demand has left top weapons makers scrambling to meet production targets, defense stocks are performing well overall, according to Investopedia.
Several Republican lawmakers bought defense stocks but voted against Ukraine aid.
Members of Congress raked in profits from defense contractor stocks after voting to send billions in military aid to Ukraine, according to financial disclosures and voting records reviewed by the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Congress approved more than $20 billion worth of military aid to Ukraine between Jan. 24, a month before Russia invaded, and Nov. 20, including $12.7 billion in direct drawdowns from existing U.S. weapons stocks, according to data compiled by the Council on Foreign Relations. To make up for that aid, top defense companies have boosted production, and lawmakers trading on company stocks saw a financial windfall as a result, according to publicly available stock trading data.
Overall, Democratic Rep. Earl Blumenauer of Oregon netted the highest average returns on defense company stocks since 2021 at 40%, according to a chart published Tuesday by Unusual Whales, a site known for exposing how members of Congress profit from trading related to legislative issues. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, who has voted against Ukraine aid, was the top Republican at 35.5%
https://dailycaller.com/2023/01/05/congress-stocks-defense-contractors-ukraine-aid/