Donald Trump 2024 Presidential Campaign Announcement Nov. 15

I'm sure they will sell out, since there are surely at least 45,000 rubes left in this country willing to part with $99—but aren't most of his demographic too old to know what NFTs are? And the ones that do also know who Sam Bankman-Fried is...
 
Citysnaps said:
Pathetic.

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You took the word right out of my mouth. There’s no other way of putting it.

Given how many celebrity-affiliated crypto pump and dump scams have occurred in recent time, it would be amazing if anyone bought into this. He’s pretty late to the game here. Plus, if you ask me, his 2024 prospects as of this moment look dead in the water. And I’m pretty sure his average demographic is not interested in cryptocurrency. That said, I’m sure there will be people, very silly people to put it nicely, that will invest.

Let his supporters waste their money pumping money into this grift for a candidate whose 2024 chances appear to be dwindling. And when Trump inevitably pulls out the rug from his investors, let his supporters learn who they’re really dealing with since they haven’t already (If not Trump, it’ll be the associates he’s working with). And let feds go after him... Just another series of investigations and potentially criminal and civil case against him waiting to happen.

He should be forewarned the government is cracking down on crypto scams, especially in light of FTX.
 
Citysnaps said:
Truly a legend in his own mind.

With that said, hoping he runs as an independent in 2024, siphoning votes from DeSantis.
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At some point, DeSantis is going to have to do his trip to Mar-a-Lago and kiss the ring pop to get Trump's support. There's no way he doesn't cut some kind of sweet deal with Cheeto to get his backing after the nomination. With Trump, everything's for sale.
 
Chew Toy McCoy said:
Here’s another grift idea for the world’s richest panhandler. Auction off the right to pick his inmate number.ur
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That guy should never even get the luxury of a jail slot.

He should do five to thirteen years of community service, monitored by two NYC parks department employees at all times, picking up fast food trash in the northern reaches of Central Park and having to walk in there each day through the newly approved project for a "Gate of the Exonerated."

That gate will honor the five wrongly accused and incarcerated Black men who in 1989 as teenagers were charged with a rape and assault of a Central Park jogger that they did not commit, but which Trump ranted about in fullpage ads in city papers back then, calling for return of the death penalty. The five young Black men served five to thirteen years in prison before DNA evidence linked the real attacker (a serial rapist) to the crime. The cases against them were thrown out in 2002 after the attacker had confessed and the DNA tests had authenticated his statement.

amsterdamnews.com

City to honor Exonerated Five at park entrance

New York City is naming a gate in Central Park in honor of the five men who, as teenagers, were wrongfully convicted of the 1989 rape of a jogger and spent years in prison before being exonerated. The city’s Public Design Commission unanimously approved the project on Monday.
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Upon the occasion of the release in 2019 of a Netflix docu about that case, Trump was asked if he would apologize to the Central Park Five. Trump asked why even bring it up and said there were two sides to the story (yeah that line again) and he also said that "anyway" the prosecutors thought they were right at the time and that the city never should have settled a lawsuit in favor of the exonerated young men all those years later).

www.vox.com

Trump still refuses to admit he was wrong about the Central Park 5

“You have people on both sides of that.”
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Chew Toy McCoy said:
That's only considered nepotism corruption when you have to scrub a laptop left at a repair shop to find out about it.
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Anyway the Saudis went on the record about corruption back in 2001. There was an interview on PBS when Prince Bandar was asked about the ...flexibility, let's say... in how the Americans and Saudis track payments and receipts for weapons purchases and oil sales. Bandar didn't deny there could have been slippage of say $50 billion out of a $400 billion total, but that "so what? we did not invent corruption."
 
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