Prime the pump so when the election is AGAIN fixed by manipulating ones and zeroes, make Trump appear as if he is on TILT.

Our republic is dead.  Elections are rigged, and NOTHING has changed since 2020.  Fact is, many of the Republicans do not want Trump back and will go along with the fixed election.  And those that stood up and violently demonstrated against the fixed election are spending years in prison.  That will stand as a warning to anyone who stands up once again.  And no one should hold their breath that the Supreme Court will weigh in.  They have gone on record they do not want to be involved.

And we are different from Russia how exactly?

Biden just said inflation was 9% when he took office in an interview.  Does he have any sense of reality?

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Trump rips ruling to deny mistrial a 'disgrace,' claims he is 'being held in this court with a corrupt judge'

Donald Trump ripped Judge Juan Merchan as "corrupt" while ripping his ruling to deny a mistrial in his 'hush money' case as a "disgrace" in fiery comments as he left court on Thursday.

"This judge is corrupt, he's a corrupt judge," Trump said. "This judge, what he did, and what his ruling was is a disgrace."

Judge Merchan ruled just moments prior that the former president's attorneys opened the door to “corroborate” Stormy Daniels' account of the tryst after they called her a liar in their opening statement and at other points in the trial.

Trump sat through extensive testimony by Daniels on Thursday that included her claiming that he did not wear a condom during their sexual encounter and her spanking him – which led to his attorneys requesting a mistrial.

"I have to get back on the campaign trail, I'm not supposed to be here," Trump said. "We are so innocent, there's never been anything like this."

Looks like that worm had a few extra bites...

...left a few too many holes

Full term abortion?  God help us!

MAUREEN CALLAHAN: It's Royal revenge! Harry snubbed, alone and utterly irrelevant… and our Discount Duchess Meghan seemingly less popular than Lauren Sanchez

By Maureen Callahan For DailyMail.Com

Published: 15:37 EDT, 9 May 2024 | Updated: 17:07 EDT, 9 May 2024

Having borne the vilest of slurs, insults, accusations and betrayals out of Camp Montecito with dignified silence — for years now — it seems they have served up, with quiet elegance, the dish best served cold.

The chill is felt Stateside, trust.

The prodigal Prince Harry, meant to take his victory lap in London as his Invictus Games reach the ten-year mark, entered St. Paul's alone while his father and brother held events mere miles away.

The royals, it was announced, would not be seeing Harry this trip. Nor would he be welcome to stay in any of the many palaces, castles or cottages in the King's portfolio.

No: King Charles, currently battling cancer, was too 'busy' to carve out even a few moments for his son, instead hosting a garden party at Buckingham Palace.

Of the 30,000 guests invited to that event, Harry did not make the list.

Charles, however, did find time to announce, within hours of Harry landing in London on Monday, that Prince William would be named Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps — Harry's former regiment, and a role long assumed for him.

As for William: He, of course, also didn't see Harry this week, instead hosting an investiture in Windsor the morning of Harry's Invictus celebration.

He appears to have made clear his feelings toward Harry, but the stakes are now truly high: Kate Middleton is undergoing chemotherapy for her cancer. The idea that Harry — and, by default, Meghan — could be ever trusted with any information about her or Charles's health is laughable.

Don't forget: After Harry made that whirlwind trip to see Charles after his diagnosis was announced in February — granted an audience of less than 30 minutes for over 22 hours in the air — he turned around and gave an interview to ABC News.

Did he go into specifics about Charles's diagnosis or treatment? No, but probably because Harry is privy to nothing.

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