Trump Cabinet Selections
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Nothing!!!!
What was the bet? I missed all that.
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The world's quickest retraction. You know she must have been immediately screamed at by her bosses and the legal dept to take it back. A retraction like this would not have happened if Trump hadn't won. These people are waking up that their period of being above the law is ending.
She looks like she's about to cry.
She looks like she's about to cry.
Avoiding a lawsuit with a big payout.
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@Steeltime can expound, if he wishes.
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In August of 2020, jizzer$50 opined that the 2020 Presidential election would be a "blowout." I disagreed and said I would put money on the fact the race was going to be very close.
jizzer$50 asked how much I wanted to bet. I said I was very confident the election would be close and said the bet should be for $500. jizzer$50 announced that was out of his price range and recommended $50. I accepted and defined what would qualify as a "blowout." I said that would be at least 320 electoral votes or 52% of the popular vote. jizzer$50 agreed on that definition and agreed on the $50 wager.
The election was not a blowout. Biden did not get 320 electoral votes or 52% of the popular vote and the damn thing took four days to resolve. I asked jizzer$50 for payment on the bet and he ignored me. Repeatedly.
He has had about $50,000 worth of abuse heaped on him for the measly $50. Moral of the story - don't expect jizzer$50 to pay his bets, even when HE picks the amount to be wagered.
The Bee has been crushing it.
Before DOGE Cuts Funding, NIH Working Feverishly To Complete Study On The Effects Of Giving Meth To Jetpack-Wearing Hamsters
U.S.·Nov 20, 2024 · BabylonBee.com
CAMBRIDGE, MA — A team of high-level researchers expanded its working hours this week to intensify efforts to finish an important project before the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cuts its funding, as the scientists worked feverishly to complete a study on the effects of giving meth to jetpack-wearing hamsters.
The specialized group of scientists and engineers were reportedly working around the clock in hopes of compiling conclusive data on how hamsters that were fitted with custom-designed tiny jetpacks reacted when given powerful doses of methamphetamine before Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy's DOGE could significantly cut the study's federal funding or eliminate the project altogether.
"The work we're doing is of the utmost importance," said Professor Burtrom Hemphill, lead scientist for the Hamster Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. "If this DOGE organization threatens to cut our funding, we may never know how crystal meth affects hamsters that have been specially trained to fly through the air with small rocket-propelled devices strapped to their backs. This project could change the world, but those barbarians might shut us down."
Though Musk and Ramaswamy declined to comment, a source with connections to DOGE acknowledged that the project was in the crosshairs. "It does seem to be a tad wasteful," the insider said. "Just looking through their spending, we see that they've allocated $4 billion to applying custom paint jobs to the hamster jetpacks and another $6 billion to refine their recipe for meth. These taxpayer dollars could potentially be used elsewhere. Like making sure Americans have food to eat."
At publishing time, the research team had applied to international governments and billionaire George Soros to provide funding to continue their vital meth-addicted jetpack-wearing hamster research.
Before DOGE Cuts Funding, NIH Working Feverishly To Complete Study On The Effects Of Giving Meth To Jetpack-Wearing Hamsters
U.S.·Nov 20, 2024 · BabylonBee.com
CAMBRIDGE, MA — A team of high-level researchers expanded its working hours this week to intensify efforts to finish an important project before the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cuts its funding, as the scientists worked feverishly to complete a study on the effects of giving meth to jetpack-wearing hamsters.
The specialized group of scientists and engineers were reportedly working around the clock in hopes of compiling conclusive data on how hamsters that were fitted with custom-designed tiny jetpacks reacted when given powerful doses of methamphetamine before Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy's DOGE could significantly cut the study's federal funding or eliminate the project altogether.
"The work we're doing is of the utmost importance," said Professor Burtrom Hemphill, lead scientist for the Hamster Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. "If this DOGE organization threatens to cut our funding, we may never know how crystal meth affects hamsters that have been specially trained to fly through the air with small rocket-propelled devices strapped to their backs. This project could change the world, but those barbarians might shut us down."
Though Musk and Ramaswamy declined to comment, a source with connections to DOGE acknowledged that the project was in the crosshairs. "It does seem to be a tad wasteful," the insider said. "Just looking through their spending, we see that they've allocated $4 billion to applying custom paint jobs to the hamster jetpacks and another $6 billion to refine their recipe for meth. These taxpayer dollars could potentially be used elsewhere. Like making sure Americans have food to eat."
At publishing time, the research team had applied to international governments and billionaire George Soros to provide funding to continue their vital meth-addicted jetpack-wearing hamster research.
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Gaetz withdraws. Fight would have been too tough. Trump has 4 years. No time to waste on a nominee.
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Any chance they were using this as a distracting test, and have had someone else in mind all along?
I think I would tag Cruz for AG, with the understanding that it is an audition for a Supreme Court appointment if one opens up.
I think I would tag Cruz for AG, with the understanding that it is an audition for a Supreme Court appointment if one opens up.
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I would be looking to see if someone were available with Custer as their last name.
should appoint Vivek!
Trump the misogynist (according to libtard puss y hatter bulldykes including Tibs) just nominated a woman for Attorney General.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/pr...es-pam-bondi-his-new-pick-us-attorney-general
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/pr...es-pam-bondi-his-new-pick-us-attorney-general
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Much easier to look at than Matt.
True. Dude looks like Eddie Munster.
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My son worked on DeSantis 's legal team last summer. Says she's good, but doesn't know a lot about her. She defended Trump in one of his impeachment trials.
A better choice than Gaetz. Maybe the plan all along.
I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when they told her she was going to march her sunny little *** out there and retract everything she said.
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