>>22663333 Lawsuit details NY Gov. Kathy Hochul rigged Medicaid program contract which is partially funded by the Federal GovernmentPN
Hey anons I found a very old picture of Kathy Hochul, very old. Now compare it to what she looks like today.She evolved living in dirt for 46,000 years. I like the old one better. Kek
27 Feb, 2025 13:58
CNN presenter accused of hypocrisy over book on Biden’s health
In ‘Original Sin’, Jake Tapper has alleged the former president’s cognitive decline was covered up, despite previously dismissing such claims (it’s biblical…kek)
CNN anchor Jake Tapper is facing a backlash on social media for co-authoring a soon-to-be-released book alleging the cognitive decline of former US President Joe Biden was covered up despite having previously dismissed similar claims. The book’s publisher, Penguin Press, issued a press release announcing the project on Wednesday.
Set to be released on May 20, ‘Original Sin’ is co-authored by Tapper and Axios correspondent Alex Thompson. The book examines Biden’s decision to seek re-election, describing it as his “original sin” that led to a campaign of “gaslighting and denial,” ultimately resulting in current President Donald Trump’s election victory. The authors claim to provide an inside look into private discussions revealing the extent of Biden’s decline and efforts to conceal it.
After the book’s announcement, critics blasted Tapper for hypocrisy, noting that he previously defended Biden against claims of cognitive decline.
In 2020, during an interview with Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, Tapper cut her off after she suggested Biden was in “cognitive decline,” stating, “I think you have absolutely no standing to diagnose somebody’s cognitive decline.”
Some accused CNN of being “complicit in the fraud,” while others singled out Tapper calling his book ablatant attempt at deflection.(deception)
“It’s a book written by Jake about how Jake covered up Biden’s decline so Jake could write a book. Tell me – if Biden had won would this book still be published?” one user wrote on X.
Although Tapper previously defended Biden, he became one of the most vocal critics of the president’s decision to seek reelection following the debate between Biden and Trump in June 2024, which he co-moderated.
Questions about Biden’s physical and mental fortitude plagued his campaign throughout and Republicans often claimed that the 81-year-old lacked the acuity to serve another term in office. However, it was Biden’s poor performance at a CNN-hosted debate with Trump in June that put a spotlight on the president’s diminished prowess. During the debate, Biden repeatedly lost his train of thought, mixed up words and numbers, and struggled to finish sentences.
Biden’s performance was widely criticized, including by Tapper himself. The former president ultimately dropped out of the race in July, about a hundred days before the election, and endorsed Vice-President Kamala Harris to run in his place.
(That title should’ve been used for the “Russia Hoax” pushed by the press and Bigly by CNN. It’s not “hypocrisy” to Tapper and others, that was the plan all along, to get money by writing a book! But hey, at least the book not about Trump.)
Better title: ‘Original Sin, Jake Tapper’
https://www.rt.com/news/613384-cnn-presenter-biden-health-hypocrisy/
>>22664540, >>22664639 'This court disagrees': Judge strongly rejects 'absurd' effort by Fani Willis to avoid subpoenasPN
TOP FREAKIN KEK. I LOVE THIS JUDGE1/2
'This court disagrees': Judge strongly rejects 'absurd' effort by Fani Willis to avoid subpoenas for documents and testimony about Trump RICO prosecution
Story by Colin Kalmbacher •
A court in Georgiashot down a request by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to quash subpoenas issued by state legislatorsintent on quizzing the prosecutor about her and her office’s efforts to investigate and prosecute President Donald Trump.
Peach State Sen. Bill Cowsert, a Republican who represents the college town of Athens, is the chair of the Senate Special Committee on Investigations.That committee has been looking into Willis for years. Since the summer of 2024, Cowsert has beenintent on getting Willis to talk under oathabout her long-frustrated Trump crusade.
Willis has resisted those efforts at every turn.Now, a court has rejected the prosecutor’s latest argument by finding it would set an “absurd” precedent for investigations conducted by state legislators going forward. And, in a twofold blow, the judge cast doubt on efforts by Willis to limit the scope of the subpoenas.
The focus of the committee’s investigation is how Willis spent public funds on her failed racketeering (RICO) and election interference investigation into the 45th and 47th president — and whether any funds earmarked for other purposes were improperly diverted.
A subpoena was issued by the Georgia state Senate in August 2024; but appeared superfluous at first. The prosecutor was slated to appear and speak under oath at a public hearing held by the committee that September — but ultimately she was a no-show.
Around the same time, Cowsert moved to enforce years-old subpoenas against Willis for documents and testimony — as well as the latest subpoena.In turn, Willis and her office filed for a permanent injunction to stop the subpoenas from being enforced.
In early December 2024, attorneys for the parties argued the general issues in the case as well as for and against the possibility of Willis being held in contempt. On Dec. 23, 2024, the Fulton CountyDistrict Court judgeoverseeing the matter thenruled in the committee’s favor on the basic question of the subpoena power—denying the district attorney’s petition for declaratory judgment and injunctive relief.
In January, the embattled district attorney filed a new motion relying on a wholly separate argument. Willis argued the 2024 subpoenas were moot and should be quashed or dismissed entirely because the November 2024 general election necessarily resulted in a brand new General Assembly being sworn in.
The state senators, for their part, quickly made sure to reauthorize Cowsert’s committee. But, Willis essayed, the details of how that reauthorization occurred precluded the subpoenas from having any real staying power because, technically, the present committee is a different committee than the one that issued the original subpoenas.
In a 2-page order, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Shukura L. Ingram rejected that argument out of hand, noting, “this Court disagrees.”
The judge said she was sympathetic to Willis’ arguments that the original subpoenas were issued near the end of the last legislative term — and that compliance is perhaps better achieved if subpoenas are issued by legislators early on.Still, the judge cautioned, “there are myriad ways to tie these disputes up in court.”
“If, every time a subpoena is issued by a Special Committee, a recipient can simply litigate its validity and enforcement until the General Assembly reconstitutes and then they have to start over, this would be an absurd result indeed,” the judge opined. “Not least because this would mean that if the need for a subpoena did not arise well towards the beginning of a term, the General Assembly would be forced to defer issuing said subpoena until the beginning of the next term in order to maximize their window of opportunity to enforce it. This could and would result in lost evidence, fading memories, and general inefficiency.”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/this-court-disagrees-judge-strongly-rejects-absurd-effort-by-fani-willis-to-avoid-subpoenas-for-documents-and-testimony-about-trump-rico-prosecution/ar-AA1zRKL2
Meme mockin: Fani Willis 😎😁
This is Video Edited by Meme posted on X (Twitter) mocking Fani Willis as the embodiment of OBid-bama prosecutes Trump.
https://youtu.be/6ggJLFrXbas
2/2(really Fani’s arguments were stupid to even non-lawyers)
In the end, however,the court was not persuaded by any of the timeline considerationsoffered by the district attorney.
“Moreover, suppose the production of documents were ongoing during the transition from one term to the other — would everyone simply have to start over?” the court’s order goes on. “This Court cannot in good conscience facilitate such a result. As such, Petitioner’s Motion is DENIED.”
Notably, while entertaining the concerns raised by Willis,the court said the district attorney was also wrong on the law about subpoenas.
“[T]his Court agrees with [the GOP]that the authority cited does not stand for the proposition that the original subpoenas must be declared void because the General Assembly and Special Committee have been reconstituted post-election,” the order goes on.
In another 2-page order, Ingram warned Willis that her efforts to evade certain — elucidated — requests in the subpoenas are lacking.
“Petitioner timely filed her elaborated objections; however, they are still deficient,” the court observed.
Willis claimsthe attorney-client privilege to three requests lodged by the state senators. The judge suggests those claims are off-base.
“Here, who is the attorney? Who is the client?” Ingram asked. Moreover, the communication must have been made for the purpose of getting or giving legal advice. How does that apply here? These are questions that Petitioner needs to answer, or else abandon her objection to these requests on the basis of attorney-client privilege.”
Willis also claims the work-product privilege — a form of privilege closely-related to the attorney-client privilege based on work done specifically in regards to litigation or a trial — in response to those same three requests.
Again, the judge suggests this privilege does not apply. The judge prods by noting the questions have to do with Willis’ hiring of, and personal relationship with, former special prosecutor Nathan Wade.
(Yes Fani is that stupid and desperately panicking, Kemp must have let the court to rule on the actual law)
Finally,Ingram strongly suggests Willis is improperly claiming the law enforcement privilege to one requestand all-but counsels the district attorney to abandon the current exemption in favor of “another law enforcement privilege and/or law enforcement material assertion.”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/this-court-disagrees-judge-strongly-rejects-absurd-effort-by-fani-willis-to-avoid-subpoenas-for-documents-and-testimony-about-trump-rico-prosecution/ar-AA1zRKL2
Trump mocks Fani Willis and Nathan Wade: 'That’s what he’s good at i guess…
Former President Donald Trump mocked Georgia prosecutor Nathan Wade for his affair with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis,
9:19
https://youtu.be/zlmyWBtW1JE
Man this Trump clip is freakin funny
Some of the funniest jokes/jabs told by Trump
>>22664625 Gene Hackman and wife Betsy Arakawa went 21 years without being seen in publicPN
Theory: Gene was about to die, the wife couldn’t live without him, so they decided to die together by suicide. But I don’t get why the dog had to go with them, unless he was old too. Or maybe they thought he would starve to death with two dead bodies in the house or he’d be forced to eat their corpses to stay alive, or the dog would really miss them. (Cynical I know)
>>22665111 - 10 Days!! Congress Has No Plan to Fund Government as Shutdown Deadline NearsPN
A shutdown would be great because Trump and DOGE can estimate how many gov workers are necessary. I wonder if Trump ordered this to efficiently determine what agencies are really needed.
If so, what an excellent plan! Plus Trump had a shutdown in his first term.
Legacy media loses it over Karoline Leavitt's announcement
Gutfeld!' panelists discuss press secretary Karoline Leavitt's announcement that the White House press team will determine which media outlets participate in the press pool going forward.
The Fake Media didn’t believe Trump was serious. Kek
6:00
https://youtu.be/OoZBO7j0EXc
'RFK'd' it!: Fast food chain announces major menu change
Steak 'n Shake CEO Daniel Edwards joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the company making the switch from frying in vegetable oil to beef tallow
(The funny thing is the commercial before the clip was Zacksby fast food)
4:15
https://youtu.be/vKSsTihDHVg
McDonald’s fries taste like shit and the go cold and crusty in 4 minutes
'FIRE THEM ALL': Trump tells Hegseth to get rid of generals
President Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth addressed the need for 'full accountability' for the military officials involved in the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan during the first Cabinet meeting of his second term. The 'Fox & Friends' co-hosts discuss (They won’t get their multi million contacts with arms makers and military related firms. Thats how you get rid of lobbyists.)
3:35
https://youtu.be/RpZKKmlQHqM
Unbelievable Ducey is defending the Generals, that is FOX talk
They fail to mention those Generals could have resigned based on illegal orders on Afghanistan, so they all had a chance to save themselves and they didn’t. So fire them. If the military goes along with illegal orders of an illegal President, we no longer have a functioning military. Regardless if they opposed the order, they still went along to get along and get a higher rank
Trump Cabinet members react to first meeting: 'Trump understands THIS is key
'Fox & Friends' co-host Lawrence Jones shares key takeaways from his conversations with President Donald Trump's Cabinet members following their first meeting.
6:16
https://youtu.be/-X-y6yAFIas