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aubiefifty

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  1. why do folks ignore the russians played fast and loose with the facts trying to help get trump elected?
  2. i am pretty sure mueller told them there was enough to investigate from his own teams findings......
  3. Roy Moore awarded $8.2 million, jury rules Democratic super PAC defamed him in 2017 Senate race Published: Aug. 12, 2022, 5:09 p.m. Former Alabama Chief Justice and U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore speaks at a rally Monday, Sept. 25, 2017, in Fairhope, Ala. The rally occurred ahead of the GOP runoff election in which Moore defeated then-Senator Luther Strange, who was backed heavily by the Senate Leadership Fund. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson) 407 shares By The Associated Press A federal jury awarded Republican Roy Moore $8.2 million in damages Friday after finding that a Democratic-aligned super PAC defamed him in an advertisement during the 2017 U.S. Senate race in Alabama. Jurors found the Senate Majority PAC made false and defamatory statements against Moore in the ad that attempted to capitalize on a sexual misconduct accusation made against Moore during the 2017 race. The ruling was a victory for Moore who has lost other defamation lawsuits, including one against comedian Sacha Baron Cohen. “We’re very thankful to God for an opportunity to help restore my reputation which was severely damaged by the 2017 election,” Moore said in a telephone interview. Senate Majority PAC funded a group called Highway 31 that ran a $4 million advertising blitz against Moore. Moore lost the 2017 race after a woman came forward to The Washington Post and said Moore sexually touched her in 1979 when she was 14 and he was a 32-year-old assistant district attorney. Moore denied the accusation. Other women said Moore dated them, or asked them out on dates, when they were older teens. The lawsuit centered on one television commercial that recounted accusations against Moore in various news articles. Moore’s attorneys argued the ad, through the juxtaposition of statements, falsely claimed he solicited sex from young girls at a shopping mall, including another 14-year-old who was working as a Santa’s helper, and that resulted in him being banned from the mall. The advertisement at issue in the lawsuit began with: “What do people who know Roy Moore say?” It followed with the statements “Moore was actually banned from the Gadsden mall ... for soliciting sex from young girls” and “One he approached was 14 and working as Santa’s helper.” Both quotes cited various news articles. Wendy Miller has previously testified that she met Moore when she was 14 and working as a Santa’s helper at the local mall. She testified Moore asked her out when she was 15 or 16 but her mother did not give her permission to go. Moore’s attorneys argued the juxtaposition of statements in the ad painted Moore in a false light and falsely made it look like he was soliciting sex from girls at the mall. “In their ad they strung quotes together to make a single statement. That’s what the jury found offensive. They got up and lied and said they didn’t intend that,” Jeffrey Scott Wittenbrink, an attorney for Moore said. The Senate Majority PAC had argued the ad was substantially true. An attorney said they planned to appeal. “No amount of deflection or distraction from Roy Moore will change the fact that multiple individuals testified under oath to corroborate credible accusations against him. Many others have come forward to make their allegations public, at serious personal cost. We do not think this verdict is the right decision, but we believe the facts are clear and this ruling will be overturned on appeal,” Ben Stafford, an attorney representing Senate Majority PAC, said in an emailed statement. this shocks me. in gadsden they showed a black female cop who said on television her job was to protect the cheerleaders and to keep roy moore from them. their mistake was not taking him to task when all this was happening instead of waiting until he ran for the govenors seat. he was know as a total jerk and was feared by many including folks who worked with him. this is a shame. i hope they are right that this will be changed on appeal. hell he mistreats his horses when he gets mad. he rode up to church on a horse and the horse got antsy and the horse paid for it.
  4. cat stevens even said he had to die and he would do his part. i am not sure if he ever recanted all that mess but i have had no use for theman. in fact he can take his somg peace train and shove it up his rear end because he is just talking out both sides of his mouth if you get right down to it.
  5. i will never understand why trump followers love him so much. he is not a good person. he will hurt people every single day if it benefits him. no lie is too big for him to tell. the only person he really loves is himself. i do not get it.
  6. i am pretty sure some folks were fired with either the fbi or the secret service but i do not remember which. i remember reading the headlines and maybe they were reinstated but i doubt it. even some dude and his gf and got in a bunch of trouble with the fbi i think. as for the steele thing it has been looked at over and over and nothing done that i remember. does this mean it was a nothing burger or something worse?
  7. trump is a rapist as well. he has managed to scare or out wait many of his accusers but his wife testified in a court of law. they would hang bill clinton in the park but give trump a pass. and i am not taking up for bill for the record.
  8. here is another dishonest thing trump is doing that will make you laugh. thedailybeast.com Pro – Trump Clothing Brand Lions Not Sheep Busted by FTC Over Fake ‘Made in USA’ Tags AJ McDougall 1-2 minutes An apparel company known for its inflammatory, pro–Trump slant was ordered by the Federal Trade Commission to stop using phony “Made in USA” tags on its products and “come clean about foreign production,” according to an agency news release. Lions Not Sheep, a company that sprang up during the pandemic, became notorious for printing far-right slogans like “Let’s Go Brandon” and “Give Violence a Chance” on clothing. Both it and company owner Sean Whalen were also ordered to pay $211,335 in fines over the fake labels. The penalty comes after the FTC found that Lions Not Sheep employees had removed “Made in China” tags and replaced them with the “bogus” ones. According to the agency’s original complaint, Whalen uploaded a video to social media claiming he could “conceal the fact that his shirts are made in China by ripping out the origin tags and replacing them with tags stating that the merchandise was made in the United States.” some of yall hate the beast but they come up with stuff i love. the man needs to go to jail but i am not sure we would make things better or worse.personally i say lock him up. if it was one of us we would be goners.
  9. Fox News tries to pass off fake image of judge who approved Mar-a-Lago warrant as real To finish up his duties as guest host on Tucker Carlson Tonight Thursday, Brian Kilmeade showed a clearly photoshopped image of Judge Bruce Reinhart, who signed off on the FBI raid at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort that has dominated the news since Monday. The image took a 2017 post from Judge Reinhart, and put his body onto that of deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein getting his foot rubbed by Ghislaine Maxwell, who is now in prison for her part in Epstein’s crimes against minors. Despite the fact that the image Fox News used was credited to the Twitter handle @whatimemtosay, Kilmeade tried to pass it off as real. “Also, a picture of Bruce Reinhart,” Kilmeade said while bringing up the image. “This is the judge in charge of the..of the uh…of the, um…as you know, of the warrant, and we’ll see if he’s gonna release it next. He likes Oreos and whiskey.” Fox and Kilmeade were called out for the indiscretion online, and even by Sean Hannity, who pointed out that it is fake as they transitioned to his show. But Kilmeade pushed back. “Sean, can you relate to that?” Kilmeade asked. “I think that’s actually a picture of Jeffrey Epstein with somebody putting his head on there,” Hannity replied. I’m guessing. I don’t know.” “It might be his plane,” Kilmeade responded. “Who knows?” Video Transcript [AUDIO LOGO] BRIAN KILMEADE: Meanwhile, before we go, make sure you catch me on stage, Albany, New York, at The Egg. Just go to briankilmeade.com. Also a picture of Bruce Reinhart. KYLIE MAR: On "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Thursday with guest host Brian Kilmeade, Fox News showed a clearly photoshopped image of Judge Bruce Reinhart who signed off on the FBI raid of former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort. The image took a 2017 post from Judge Reinhart while he was waiting out a hurricane hoping to watch the New York Giants and put his image over that of deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein getting his foot rubbed by Ghislaine Maxwell. And even though the image Fox showed was credited to the Twitter handle @whatimeantosay, Kilmeade tried passing it off as real. BRIAN KILMEADE: This is the judge in charge of the-- of the-- uh, of the-- uh, as you know, of the warrant. And we'll see if he's going to release it next. He likes Oreos and whiskey. KYLIE MAR: This isn't the first time Fox got caught for trying to pass off fake images as real. They did the same thing in June of 2020 during the George Floyd protests. And Fox was called out for the indiscretion. One person tweeted, "Fox News is the professional wrestling of 'news' shows. Most people know it's fake, but for some reason they still enjoy watching it." Another wrote, "You guys are the childhood screw-up that wants attention as an adult." Even Sean Hannity called it out but Kilmeade pushed back. BRIAN KILMEADE: Sean, can you relate to that? SEAN HANNITY: I think that's actually a picture of Jeffrey Epstein with somebody putting his head on there. I'm guessing. I don't know. BRIAN KILMEADE: It might be his plane, who knows. SEAN HANNITY: [LAUGHS] I'll let you determine that in the morning. We'll be watching.
  10. my apologies. i have a ton of windows open and did not want to open another one and get the dreaded freeze. my minds is slipping guys. let me just say i am not a liar but a fact check on me is not a bad thing. thanx for keeping me straight.
  11. my bad. i think he went to thompson? anyway it was for a fact posted in reddit. i assumed it had more value since kids going to school always chime in.
  12. Trump Made It A Felony To Mishandle Classified Documents In 2018 Sara Boboltz Wed, August 10, 2022 at 12:21 PM Few details have been made public as to why, exactly, the FBI and Department of Justice felt the urgent need to raid former president Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort on Monday. Reports indicate Trump had been holding onto materials that were supposed to have been turned over to the National Archives. But officials have not commented on what was contained in those records ― and whether there are implications for U.S. national security. The lack of information leaves only speculation about what sort of potential criminal activity the Department of Justice is looking into. Oddly enough, one of the multiple laws covering the mishandling of government information is one that Trump himself amended during his tenure in the Oval Office, as pointed out by Tennessee state Sen. Jeff Yarbro (D) on Twitter. Tucked into a bill Trump signed into law in January 2018 was a provision increasing the punishment for knowingly removing classified materials with the intent to retain them at an “unauthorized location.” Previously, someone found guilty of this crime could face up to one year in prison. When former CIA Director David Petraeus was charged in 2015 with mishandling classified data, he pleaded guilty under this statute to avoid a felony charge, as Politico pointed out. A similar situation unfolded a decade earlier, when former national security adviser Samuel Berger pleaded guilty to removing terrorism-related materials from the National Archives in 2005. Now, a person convicted of violating this law can face up to five years in prison ― making it a felony-level offense to mishandle classified documents under 18 U.S.C. 1924. Could 2018 Trump have unknowingly put 2022 Trump in a tough spot? We don’t yet know.
  13. that was not the first thing that went grins
  14. and that is why they call you the great one!. thank you!
  15. i read a post on reddit said the qb from oregon is tearing it up right now. robby thompson i believe. it is ear;y yet with no scrimmage to study but they sure were excited.
  16. that is the great thing hank! there is no loser. but he will not beat me but he will never lose...................grins
  17. bring it. i got wax and edibles. best hurrry lol
  18. be careful what you ask for pup. i have been smoking since i was 13 or 14. next tuesday i will be 67 so i have had a ton of practice. hell i survived the mexican the usa sprayed toxic crap on so bring it. nah i kid. you did have the avi first so if it is a problem i can change it but you know the ol respecting your elders right? seriously i will change it to something else. but i am not doing drunken aubie cus he has puke all down the front of his jersey. wait. what did you ask me?my memory ya see............
  19. who is the cat with the moniker provibe? all he is slinging is negs. i just realized that and it made me laugh.
  20. Kick Six left Alabama’s Nick Saban in tears, according to new book: ‘It was a funeral moment’ Published: Aug. 09, 2022, 1:20 p.m. 2-3 minutes Alabama head coach Nick Saban speaks with an official during the first half of the Alabama-Auburn football game Saturday, Nov. 30, 2019, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. (Photo by Laura Chramer)Laura Chramer The most improbable - and most memorable - ending in college football history left arguably the best coach in the sport in tears. That according to a new book. The Kick 6 needs little explanation. However, in “The Leadership Secrets of Nick Saban: How Alabama’s Coach Became the Greatest Ever,” a book written by AL.com’s John Talty and released on Tuesday, revealed Alabama’s dramatic loss to Auburn at Jordan-Hare left Crimson coach Nick Saban in tears. “You walk in, and everyone is crying,” former Alabama player Christion Jones is quoted as saying in the book. “Fifty percent crying and 50 percent tearing up. Coach Saban was in tears -- he could barely talk. His face was red. Everyone was emotional; it was a funeral moment.” It’s just one of the many revelations in the book, which is available at Amazon. In addition to Saban’s emotional reaction to the Kick 6, the book also shares Saban’s flirtation with ESPN’s College GameDay after the memorable 34-28 Auburn win over Alabama in the Iron Bowl. Paul Finebaum, in fact, went into great detail in an appearance on WNSP-FM 105.5 in Mobile last month about both meetings Saban and his representation had with ESPN and how the SEC Network analyst was in the middle of it. The SEC Network analyst shed some light on what drove Saban to find out more about ESPN, and it didn’t have anything to do with the Kick Six, he contends. Mark Heim is a sports reporter for The Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter @Mark_Heim.
  21. trump is an immediate threat to the country.he has told his boys to hit folks and hit them again and he would get them out of jail. trump failed miserably in trying to take over the country. hunter is a drug addict buying abnormal amounts of a visine and chasing ho's. see how that works?
  22. because most people figured out trump is a liar and a crook. people are sick of his mouth and whining. he gives himself away if you listen. and again.....he thinks his followers and supporters are still stupid enough to believe him.
  23. i am literally foaming at the mouth
  24. the only thing that woman could use a bible for is to put on top of her head to practice walking with the correct posture. she is too hateful to be a christian.
  25. i think somebody sprayed windex on one of the joints she smoked in her past. maybe more than one. she cray cray
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