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Who is Trump, who fetishizes tough guys and alpha businessmen, going to endorse? An ex-Navy SEAL entrepreneur? Or a scrawny hapa nerd?
EDIT the Qtards in the audience booed him lol
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EDIT the Qtards in the audience booed him lol
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whoever gives him money and says his hair looks very natural today
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it seems Paul Ryan in the hammock has gained a little weight
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What did he mean by this?
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they're saying Trump is secretly Jewish
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Level 1 Qanon is admitting that Trump is the savior.
Level 10,000 Qanon is becoming enlightened and realizing that Trump was a woman eating the livers of children all along. It all makes sense now.
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Q turning on Trump will be glorious
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Haha, I saw this clip going around but I didn’t realize they were booing him in favor of Ron fucking Watkins.
They absolutely will turn on him. I think something about the Trump to Q/MAGAt/Blue Collar Real American™ coalition that the media gets mostly wrong is that it isn’t that they are blindly following his every word, it’s that he adapts himself into whatever they want to hear in a way that previous republicans were either unable or unwilling to do. If he steps out of line too much (COVID vaccine, refusing to endorse some of these more Q-friendly candidates), they will absolutely drop him. And the replacement isn’t going to be fucking Ron Desantis, I can tell you that much.
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Trump even has the random word casing like Chris Chan. He really was the Chris Chan of presidents
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I feel this random schizo nonsense fits here
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I think he vastly overestimates the amount of meat one would get from an aborted fetus
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Are they turning on Baxter? Look how many upvotes Biggs gets:
It's okay though the Nuremberg 2.0 trials are happening already. In Africa maybe.
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I like how all of these people are expressing outrage at military incompetence instead of coming to terms that these stories are fake.
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Michael Baxter really has run out of politicians to kill if he must write stuff like "IF TRUMP WINS 2024, HE'LL STOP THE IRS EVERYBODY!"
Trump to Abolish IRS
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Michael Baxter
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July 28, 2022
When President Donald J. Trump makes an official return to office, he will sign an Executive Order abolishing an institution that has fleeced hard-working American citizens since its inception in 1862. That organization is, of course, the Internal Revenue Service. Archaic and dysfunctional, the IRS, which Donald Trump has called “the deepest depths of the Deep State,” has defrauded working citizens of incalculable sums.
Sources at President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago headquarters told Real Raw News that Trump has long sought to eradicate the IRS, and he was in the midst of planning its dissolution when the Deep State stole the 2020 presidential election. Before that, though, Trump was not prepared to obliterate the IRS with a stroke of his presidential pen, because he and his closest advisors had yet to decide how vital entities like the U.S. military would survive sans federal tax dollars.
Only 20% of federal income tax funds national defense and security, and half of that funds frivolous alphabet agencies such as the unnecessary TSA, FEMA, and Plum Island Animal Disease Center, among others. The remainder has financed illegal immigration, illicit, covert wars on foreign soil, paid for legislatures’ lavish vacations, and bankrolled vindictive federal trials against innocent persons. In fact, if you’re a tax-paying patriot, your dollars (and mine) are funding the Biden regime’s malicious prosecution of the 800 patriots who lawfully visited the Capitol—the People’s House—on January 6.
Sources told RRN that Trump’s team has found a viable way to finance the Armed Forces without collecting a single federal dollar. They would not prematurely share “the plan” because doing so would give the Deep State time to publicly discredit it as part of their unsanctimonious war on Trump.
“It’s been years in design and he’s not giving the Deep State a heads up,” a source said. “It was always Trump’s intent to drain the swamp. Unfortunately, he made mistakes early in his presidency by bringing the Deep State into his administration. The mistake won’t happen twice. He’s going to disembowel the federal government. The IRS is a primary head of the hydra; when it’s severed, the other heads will die with it.”
The Internal Revenue Service currently employs 78,661 people, each of whom earn ~$76,000 annually. In other words, taxpayers each year pay IRS employees $9bn.
“It’s Trump’s position we’re paying them to rob us. Imagine if a home invader enters your house, and you say ‘Oh, hi! Welcome. Let me pay you to rob me.’ That’s analogous of what’s been going on for a very, very long time,” a source said.
Corruption within the IRS has run rampant, he added.
In early May 2022, it was revealed that IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig oversaw the destruction of data related to millions of filings. Rather than accept accountability, Rettig blamed data loss on “Covid confusion.” His “error” delayed tax returns and, according to President Trump, was a carefully concocted plan to absolve high-earning Deep Staters of paying any federal taxes whatsoever.
“Tens of thousands of Deep State millionaires and billionaires paid no taxes. Why did he demolish data on 30 million filings? Well, because the best way to commit a crime is to conceal it behind an accident. By fowling those 30 million filings, he was easily able to conceal ten thousand or so,” our source said.
Trump, he added, has seen enough.
“With the destruction of the IRS, other agencies will wither and die. Trump wants Americans to reap the benefits of their hard work; he wants them to keep what they work for,” he said.
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This only comes out to $598 million though, Mike.
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Código:
>>> 78661 * 76000
5978236000Uh okay.
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I looked into it and there were around 74k employees of the IRS, and Mike seems to conflate the salary with the budget since the budget for the IRS is 11 billion.