IRS Whistleblowers Reveal High Crimes in White House

[saxitoxin]

Beloved humanitarian Robert F. Kennedy has secured the support of hedge fund magnate Omeed Malik [https://www.cnbc.com/2023/06/21/robert-f-kennedy-jr-gets-boost-wall-street-veteran.html] in his race to defeat the despised and corrupt war criminal Old Joe.

This adds to his powerful roster of endorsements that includes Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, former Members of Congress Tulsi Gabbard and Dennis Kucinich, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, venture capitalist David Sacks, NYC councilor James Gennaro, and actress Alicia Silverstone.

[bigtoughralf]

What the actual f has Cheryl done to her face? She looks like the Cheryl from Curb Your Enthusiasm got left near a radiator.

[mookiemcgee]

actress Alicia Silverstone.

GAMECHANGER

[GaryDenton]

What a collection of losers who can't read the public.
Jun 5, 2023 — Instagram announced Sunday it had lifted its ban on Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the anti-vaccine activist who has launched a presidential bid and now he has an assortment of loser endorsements.
Kennedy's deep affinity for conspiracy theories doesn't stop at anti-vaccine criticism, he is way nuts in other ways.
Former Trump adviser and grifter Steve Bannon has been behind the RFK run along with several other extremists like Alex Jones and Jr. gets boosts from Elon Musk and Joe Rogan. "Why should the Republicans have all the crazies?"

[saxitoxin]

he big mad ↓

What a collection of losers who can't read the public.
Jun 5, 2023 — Instagram announced Sunday it had lifted its ban on Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the anti-vaccine activist who has launched a presidential bid and now he has an assortment of loser endorsements.
Kennedy's deep affinity for conspiracy theories doesn't stop at anti-vaccine criticism, he is way nuts in other ways.
Former Trump adviser and grifter Steve Bannon has been behind the RFK run along with several other extremists like Alex Jones and Jr. gets boosts from Elon Musk and Joe Rogan. "Why should the Republicans have all the crazies?"

What a collection of losers who can't read the public.

Biden has the lowest support within his own party for reelection of any incumbent president in the history of polling. Seems like they're reading the public just fine. Blood in the water.


https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B--CFD ... view?pli=1

[saxitoxin]

What the actual f has Cheryl done to her face? She looks like the Cheryl from Curb Your Enthusiasm got left near a radiator.

OnlyFans pays Ralf not to have an account.

[bigtoughralf]

Go put your rubber ball back in your mouth.

[GaryDenton]

Saxi, saxi, saxi...

"This approval territory for Biden (high 30s, low 40s) is similar to where Donald Trump was at this same point in his presidency, and that standing contributed to Trump being a one-term president.

Then again, the “if not for Donald Trump” has been Biden’s calling card.

Trump’s overall unpopularity (see: Charlottesville) was the reason why Biden ran for the presidency in 2019, and it helped him defeat Trump in 2020.

It’s one of the main reasons why Democrats were able to hold the Senate in the 2022 midterms — by defeating Trump-endorsed candidates in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Pennsylvania.

And it’s why national polls show Biden performing better against Trump than other GOP alternatives.

Judging Biden against the Almighty? He’s in a difficult place for a sitting president.

But against Trump? That’s a different story."

[saxitoxin]

This approval territory for Biden (high 30s, low 40s) is similar to where Donald Trump was at this same point in his presidency, and that standing contributed to Trump being a one-term president.

not sure this is the own you think it is

[saxitoxin]

Biden is gravely unpopular and in serious trouble. According to Gallup, at this point in his presidency, Trump had 45% approval. Biden only has 39%. Plus, Biden's has nowhere to go but down as the country teeters on the brink of a forthcoming recession --- 20%s here we come?



This data is confirmed in separate polling by Rasmussen and a host of other polling organizations.

[DirtyDishSoap]

https://news.gallup.com/poll/203198/presidential-approval-ratings-donald-trump.aspx#:~:text=Americans'%20approval%20of%20the%20job,during%20his%20presidency%20was%2041%25.

Yeah, and Trump dipped to a whopping 34 by the end of his term.

These polls are dumb to begin with anyways.

[bigtoughralf]

If the US is a democracy where people decide what the government does, why are US governments consistently only ever supported by about 30-40% of Americans?

Note that I am of course taking the relatively high figure of approval of the president, as opposed to the 20% approval rating for Congress as a whole.

[saxitoxin]

In eight years, Eisenhower never dropped below 67% approval (and regularly hit the mid 70s). He broke the mold so much that when Kennedy dropped to 56% they figured that was low enough to just shoot him and bring in a new guy.

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/bi ... ng/adults/

[Dukasaur]

I think Biden screwed himself, really.

His one big selling point was that he was a compromiser, someone comfortable on both sides of the aisle. Someone who was supposed to heal the wounds left by the extreme partisanship of the previous 20 years and especially the previous 4. It was a tough road, but he might have pulled it off.

He did try, for a little while, but it didn't last, and when push came to shove he failed to make compromises or show the spirit of bipartisanship that he had bragged about.

He still could have pulled it out if he promised not to run again and set himself the task of finding and fully supporting a successor, but on that front he also failed. He surrendered to hubris and decided to shoot for a second term.

I think he's going to suffer an embarrassing loss, and while I feel some sympathy for him, I can't say he didn't do it to himself.

[saxitoxin]

I think Biden screwed himself, really.

The Los Angeles Times reported today that Biden* was once a member of a secretive Eyes Wide Shut style gang bang club that cost $75,000/year to belong. (He was kicked out after one session as his tastes were too weird even for an orgy club.)

Is $75K a reasonable fee for All You Can f*ck one day per month? Or did Biden indeed get screwed?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... laims.html





* H.

[saxitoxin]

Impeachment Resolution Passes! Democracy Being Defended from Biden!

By a vote of 219 to 208, the House referred two articles of impeachment against Mr. Biden — one for abuse of power and one for dereliction of duty — to the Homeland Security and Judiciary Committees.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/22/us/p ... -vote.html

Once the impeachment articles pass out of the committee and return back to the floor for a plenary vote, Biden will become the fourth president in U.S. history to be impeached. (The House is currently considering articles to expunge President Trump's impeachment, however, at which time Biden will be the third president to be impeached after Johnson and Clinton as Trump will be retroactively no longer impeached. At that point, all impeached and disgraced presidents will be Rats.)

[mookiemcgee]

I think Biden screwed himself, really.

The Los Angeles Times reported today that Biden* was once a member of a secretive Eyes Wide Shut style gang bang club that cost $75,000/year to belong. (He was kicked out after one session as his tastes were too weird even for an orgy club.)

Is $75K a reasonable fee for All You Can f*ck one day per month? Or did Biden indeed get screwed?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... laims.html





* H.

It feels either way too expensive, or way too cheap depending on policies

[bigtoughralf]

What policies do you think it would be worth spending more than 75k a year on then?

[DirtyDishSoap]

I think Biden screwed himself, really.

His one big selling point was that he was a compromiser, someone comfortable on both sides of the aisle. Someone who was supposed to heal the wounds left by the extreme partisanship of the previous 20 years and especially the previous 4. It was a tough road, but he might have pulled it off.

He did try, for a little while, but it didn't last, and when push came to shove he failed to make compromises or show the spirit of bipartisanship that he had bragged about.

He still could have pulled it out if he promised not to run again and set himself the task of finding and fully supporting a successor, but on that front he also failed. He surrendered to hubris and decided to shoot for a second term.

I think he's going to suffer an embarrassing loss, and while I feel some sympathy for him, I can't say he didn't do it to himself.

Bidens biggest selling point was "He isn't Trump at least." And then somehow pulls a "hold my beer" and fucked this country even further than the guy that needs to pay for sex. The bar was set so low for him and he literally took it as personal challenge and said "OH YEAH?!"

At best, he represented old status que, at worst, an aging puppet.

75k is too little for me to participate in an orgy club btw. This sploog is only meant for the best of the best, to ensure the human race continues with some type of intelligence into the next century.

[jusplay4fun]

I think Biden screwed himself, really.

His one big selling point was that he was a compromiser, someone comfortable on both sides of the aisle. Someone who was supposed to heal the wounds left by the extreme partisanship of the previous 20 years and especially the previous 4. It was a tough road, but he might have pulled it off.

He did try, for a little while, but it didn't last, and when push came to shove he failed to make compromises or show the spirit of bipartisanship that he had bragged about.

He still could have pulled it out if he promised not to run again and set himself the task of finding and fully supporting a successor, but on that front he also failed. He surrendered to hubris and decided to shoot for a second term.

I think he's going to suffer an embarrassing loss, and while I feel some sympathy for him, I can't say he didn't do it to himself.

I have to say that Duk again makes many good points here; it is worthy enough to re-post it.

[mookiemcgee]

What policies do you think it would be worth spending more than 75k a year on then?

I mean... if you want to be in a super exclusive billionaire orgy room, $75k simply isn't enough to keep out the riff raff and nepo babies (like Hunter). It's 250k for a one way trip to the bottom of the ocean floor. I think a orgy club at 250-750k yearly would live up to the standards set by 'Eyes Wide Shut' and provide more value than dying near the titanic.

On the other hand, I can pay asian massage parlor staff $60 to rub one out for me ($120 for a 4 hand massage). There are just levels to this game and $75k/yearly is kinda no-mans land... way too pricey for the masses and not pricey enough to be truly exclusive in this day and age.

[saxitoxin]

What policies do you think it would be worth spending more than 75k a year on then?

oh you know ...

[mookiemcgee]

75k is too little for me to participate in an orgy club btw. This sploog is only meant for the best of the best, to ensure the human race continues with some type of intelligence into the next century.

This guy gets it.

[mookiemcgee]

What policies do you think it would be worth spending more than 75k a year on then?

oh you know ...

heavily skewed women to men ratios, only models, no pornstar/onlyfans/'trashy msydyk type' girls, selected exclusivity (I like her so she's mine exclusively), No limits, 'on call' parties, NDA's, serious high end security (cell phone dead zones, tech coat-check (no electronics inside), all special request (that are legal) accommodated, Orgy at sea, orgy at 1mile high.

But no Saxi, sorry but nothing with underage. You will need to buy an island if that is what you were looking for.

[saxitoxin]

But no Saxi, sorry but nothing with underage. You will need to buy an island if that is what you were looking for.

Don't look at me. Look at DDS. He's the one who was always offering to drive his sister's high school friends to the mall and buy them booze.