pacino wrote:He's simply a criminal

The Savior wrote:It’s hard to gauge the NYTimes report without understanding what assets he was buying during those years. For instance, if he was spending significant sums on acquiring real estate, his depreciation deductions (among other items) would be significant. Now, if he was a savvy businessman, those tax losses would be reversing over the subsequent 5-10 years.

I’m very interested and we will likely never know where the #$!&@ the capital/cash came from especially in the early 2000 to late 2000s.

The Savior wrote:It’s hard to gauge the NYTimes report without understanding what assets he was buying during those years. For instance, if he was spending significant sums on acquiring real estate, his depreciation deductions (among other items) would be significant. Now, if he was a savvy businessman, those tax losses would be reversing over the subsequent 5-10 years.

I’m very interested and we will likely never know where the #$!&@ the capital/cash came from especially in the early 2000 to late 2000s.

pacino wrote:Impeach the motherfucker

pacino wrote:Impeach the #$!&@

This is to advise you that the president has asserted executive privilege over the entirety of the subpoenaed materials,” a Justice Department official, Stephen E. Boyd, wrote Wednesday morning, referencing not only the Mueller report but the underlying evidence that House Democrats are seeking.

thephan wrote:

The Sarge wrote:Apparently Jacob Wohl has been trying to drum up sexual assault allegations against Pete Buttigieg


https://www.thedailybeast.com/far-right ... m?ref=wrap

You need to name drop the wunderkind's chum & wingman Jack Burkman as well in this one act pla. I did not know Burkman tried this:

In 2014, after defensive lineman Michael Sam became the first major openly gay National Football League draft prospect, Burkman announced that he would push Congress to pass legislation prohibiting openly gay NFL players. “If the NFL has no morals and no values, then Congress must find values for it,” he opined. The blatantly unconstitutional idea — which he basically admitted was a publicity stunt — went nowhere and was never introduced in Congress.

JFLNYC wrote:Dumb move by Team Trump. Asserting Executive Privilege reinforces that the Mueller Report was created by the Executive branch and therefore highlights why further Congressional investigation is warranted. Of course, it's also dumb because it's untenable to assert Executive Privilege when you've already waived it by: (a) Allowing Executive branch employees to testify; and (b) released the Report publicly.

CalvinBall wrote:

JFLNYC wrote:Dumb move by Team Trump. Asserting Executive Privilege reinforces that the Mueller Report was created by the Executive branch and therefore highlights why further Congressional investigation is warranted. Of course, it's also dumb because it's untenable to assert Executive Privilege when you've already waived it by: (a) Allowing Executive branch employees to testify; and (b) released the Report publicly.

And he tweeted to release the whole thing I think

momadance wrote:

thephan wrote:

The Sarge wrote:Apparently Jacob Wohl has been trying to drum up sexual assault allegations against Pete Buttigieg


https://www.thedailybeast.com/far-right ... m?ref=wrap

You need to name drop the wunderkind's chum & wingman Jack Burkman as well in this one act pla. I did not know Burkman tried this:

In 2014, after defensive lineman Michael Sam became the first major openly gay National Football League draft prospect, Burkman announced that he would push Congress to pass legislation prohibiting openly gay NFL players. “If the NFL has no morals and no values, then Congress must find values for it,” he opined. The blatantly unconstitutional idea — which he basically admitted was a publicity stunt — went nowhere and was never introduced in Congress.

He's holding a "press conference" on this lol

https://twitter.com/AlexThomasDC/status ... 8796951552

Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman are now complaining that their fake accuser made them pay for a “very expensive” haircut.

thephan wrote:This is good too: https://twitter.com/willsommer/status/1 ... 2736314371

see the picture of the cardboard box with dunkin doughnuts on it for the expected press throng. Love that a "loud trash truck" disrupted the event. who has a podium in their house? I guess knuckheads that expect to give press conferences on driveways of said houses. Duh.

Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman are now complaining that their fake accuser made them pay for a “very expensive” haircut.

Worst production of Evita I've ever seen

thephan wrote:

momadance wrote:

thephan wrote:

The Sarge wrote:Apparently Jacob Wohl has been trying to drum up sexual assault allegations against Pete Buttigieg


https://www.thedailybeast.com/far-right ... m?ref=wrap

You need to name drop the wunderkind's chum & wingman Jack Burkman as well in this one act pla. I did not know Burkman tried this:

In 2014, after defensive lineman Michael Sam became the first major openly gay National Football League draft prospect, Burkman announced that he would push Congress to pass legislation prohibiting openly gay NFL players. “If the NFL has no morals and no values, then Congress must find values for it,” he opined. The blatantly unconstitutional idea — which he basically admitted was a publicity stunt — went nowhere and was never introduced in Congress.

He's holding a "press conference" on this lol

https://twitter.com/AlexThomasDC/status ... 8796951552

This is good too: https://twitter.com/willsommer/status/1 ... 2736314371

see the picture of the cardboard box with dunkin doughnuts on it for the expected press throng. Love that a "loud trash truck" disrupted the event. who has a podium in their house? I guess knuckheads that expect to give press conferences on driveways of said houses. Duh.

Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman are now complaining that their fake accuser made them pay for a “very expensive” haircut.