you bitchez who think you gonna bring me down better listen up
my daddy will protect me at all costs
don't forget bitchez, my daddy shot a mofo in ees face
don't fuck with us, bitchez
Just days after ABC News settled a massive defamation lawsuit for lying about the then-former president, President-elect Donald Trump said Monday he would be suing other members of the corrupt media. The message is clear — if the propaganda press cannot stop peddling lies, then they will be held accountable.
While holding an unscripted press conference Monday at Mar-a-Lago (that perhaps lasted longer than all the unscripted press conferences President Joe Biden has done in four years), Trump went after CBS News for the deceptive editing of the “60 Minutes” interview with Vice President Kamala Harris.
“We’re filing one on ’60 Minutes’ where they took Kamala’s answer, which was a crazy answer, a horrible answer, and they took the whole answer out, and they replaced it with something else she said later on …” Trump said.
It is unclear whether Trump is referring to a new suit or a suit that was previously filed in November against the network. The November suit was filed in the U.S. District Court in the Northern District of Texas alleging that the deceptively edited video amounted to “unlawful acts of election and voter interference” and intended to “mislead the public and attempt to tip the scales” of the election, according to CNN.
Trump also said Monday he would be filing a suit against former pollster Ann Selzer, who released a poll days before the election showing Trump losing deep red Iowa to Vice President Kamala Harris by three percentage points. Trump alleges the poll was designed to discourage Republican turnout and amounted to election interference (Trump ultimately won the state by nearly 14 percentage points). NBC News reported Tuesday that a suit was filed in Polk County, Iowa, seeking “accountability for brazen election interference.” According to the report, Trump “is making the claim under the Iowa Consumer Fraud Act, which prohibits deceptive advertising.”
His comments come on the heels of ABC News agreeing to fork over $15 million to Trump’s presidential library in order to “bail out big-mouth anchor George Stephanopoulos for his false assertions that Trump had been found liable for raping writer E. Jean Carroll,” The Federalist’s Matt Kittle wrote.
And perhaps Trump’s pursuit of truth in journalism is already having the intended effect. Axios’ senior counsel recently warned their journalists to do their job properly — aka do not defame someone. According to Semafor, Axios’ senior counsel warned staff the Trump administration “will ramp up lawsuits against news organizations for defamation.”
CNN’s Jim Acosta, however, said the “industry” has to “stand firm” because “you can’t have the news industry worrying about this sort of stuff when they’re simply just doing their jobs.”
https://thefederalist.com/2024/12/17/the-only-way-to-stop-corporate-media-from-lying-is-by-literally-making-them-pay/
https://www.baltimoreravens.com/game-day/2024/reg-week16/steelers-at-ravens/
don't make daddy mad, bitchez
come hell or high water, daddy will protect me
remember what happened on 9/11?
daddy tore your shit down in new york city
don't fuck with us, bitchez
yes, i am experiencing this, anon
i do my best to remain humble knowing it is not me, but Donald Trump and Q and Q Team
yes agree, this needs to be addressed
in the meantime, suing them for libel/slander is a good option
why does tom cruise look like a chipmunk?
my daddy will protect me to the bitter end, bitchez
i pray that he and others like him face justice soon
they say she has a weird habit of hugging people on her talk show, well beyond a normal hug
could be a symptom?
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2023/04/trump-rape-lawsuit-reid-hoffman.html
https://nypost.com/2023/05/03/linkedins-reid-hoffman-visited-jeffrey-epsteins-private-island/
In Michigan, a state known for its battleground status, the gubernatorial race has hit an unexpected snag that could tilt the scales in favor of Republicans. Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, long seen as the Democrat front-runner for the governor’s seat, has decided to run as an independent. This move is seen by many as a desperate attempt by a Democrat to distance himself from the failures of the Party, especially in light of the term-limited Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s controversial tenure.
Duggan’s decision to run outside the Democrat label comes at a time when the party’s policies are under fire for economic mismanagement, rising crime rates, and what conservatives argue is an overreach in social policies. His move has sparked frustration among Michigan Democrats, with some like Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson arguing that true leaders should stay and address issues within their party, not flee. This sentiment reflects a broader critique that Democrat leaders often abandon ship when the going gets tough, leaving voters with more questions than answers.
The twist in this race has led to speculation about whether Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg might be coaxed into running as the Democrat standard-bearer. Known for his appearances on conservative media, Buttigieg has been praised by some for his willingness to engage with different political audiences. However, his potential candidacy is viewed with skepticism by those who see him as a puppet of the Biden administration’s policies, which many argue have exacerbated issues like inflation and infrastructure neglect.
Critics are quick to point out that Buttigieg’s record at the Department of Transportation has been less than stellar, with delays in infrastructure projects and mismanagement during crises like supply chain disruptions. His entry into the race could be perceived by some as an attempt by Democrats to inject a “fresh face” into a tarnished narrative, but one that might not resonate with Michigan voters who are increasingly turning away from the Democrat establishment.
Furthermore, the independent run by Duggan could split the Democrat vote, providing an unprecedented opportunity for Republicans to capture the governorship. This scenario is seen as a potential backlash against years of progressive policies that many argue have led Michigan down a path of economic stagnation and social division.
https://conservativeplaybook.com/swing-state-governors-race-thrown-into-chaos-as-top-democrat-goes-independent/
The University of California San Francisco School of Medicine is hosting a continuing education course for doctors run by a left-wing activist who said that “white people are psychopaths” because of their “evolutionary history.”
The course, which costs $575 per attendee and is titled “Understanding the Roots of Racism and Bias: Anti-Blackness, and Its Links to Whiteness, White Racism, Privilege, and Power,” will be administered by DEI consultant and anti-white activist Dante King. King previously gave a speech at UCSF titled “diagnosing whiteness,” in which he claimed that “whites are psychopaths” because of their “evolutionary history.”
“Whites are psychopaths and their behavior represents an underlying, biologically transmitted proclivity with roots deep in their evolutionary history,” King said.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/medical-school-to-host-course-with-activist-who-said-white-people-are-psychopaths
they just don't get it
Americans are not against legal immigration
Americans are against illegal immigrants, many of them criminals
they are some safeguards in the legal immigration system to hopefully prevent criminals from entering the country
in any case, your post seems NOTABLE