Red Baron posted:

let’s take a look at last month’s scores



some good work but we expect more for America’s birthday, make ur DNA into USA!

Ol sakkman posted:

I'm quality not quantity

goth smoking cloves posted:

I'm neither

Zerg Mans posted:

why does trump look so different in his old age, is his face puffier?

holtemon posted:

White boy got moves yo

AxGrap posted:

BUSH 2112 posted:

e: lol never mind people won't like that

Red Baron posted:

let’s take a look at last month’s scores



some good work but we expect more for America’s birthday, make ur DNA into USA!

Zerg Mans posted:

why don't you have 100k posts, get to work

triple sulk posted:

i used to consistently make top 10-20 then the prez was no longer the prez and i fell off

quote:

WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump's political organization and his allies have paid for or promised to finance the legal fees of more than a dozen witnesses called in the congressional investigation into the Jan. 6 attack, raising legal and ethical questions about whether the former president may be influencing testimony with a direct bearing on him.

The arrangement drew new scrutiny this week after Cassidy Hutchinson, a former aide in his White House, made an explosive appearance before the House panel, providing damning new details about Trump’s actions and statements on the day of the deadly riot.

She did so after firing a lawyer who had been recommended to her by two of Trump’s former aides and paid for by his political action committee, and hiring new counsel.

Trump and his allies may, implicitly or explicitly, be pressuring witnesses to hold back crucial information that might incriminate or cast a negative light on the former president. Trump and his advisers have been accused before of trying to influence witnesses in past investigations involving him.

Hutchinson has told the Jan. 6 committee that she was among the witnesses who have been contacted by people around Trump suggesting that they would be better off if they remained loyal to the former president. Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., and the vice chairwoman of the panel, quoted two witnesses making such claims Tuesday and suggested that the committee was looking into the possibility that the former president or his allies were trying to obstruct its inquiry.

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Unlike witness tampering, which is a crime, there is nothing illegal about a third party covering legal fees for a witness.

Aides to former President Bill Clinton reported being overwhelmed with legal bills because of the various inquiries into his and his family’s personal and business affairs, and were dismayed when a legal-defense fund set up by Clinton’s allies to help the first family pay its multimillion-dollar legal debts did not help them.

Clinton later pledged to help raise money to cover his former aides’ legal expenses, but did not make any major effort to do so.

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

Only five pages by morning. weak

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Plinkey posted:

Beach week starts today!

CODChimera posted:

last month we lost LastGirl. who will we lose next?

Zerg Mans posted:

is life worth posting without tweets

goth smoking cloves posted:

I can feel myself getting dumber and angrier by the day, I'm a ticking time bomb

triple sulk posted:

i used to consistently make top 10-20 then the prez was no longer the prez and i fell off

Zerg Mans posted:

I keep getting ads for tactical baby gear for men who think it's gay to have children with their wives

Zerg Mans posted:

I keep getting ads for tactical baby gear for men who think it's gay to have children with their wives

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

So you’ve outgrown this place is what you’re saying

Jon Irenicus posted:

when I got Covid and got the pax my mouth tasted like rotten grapefruit for about five days straight