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Should be a wild four years.

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I might have missed it discussed before through the week with the thread being so chaotic lately, does anyone have the scoop on what's going on with Susie Wiles? Why is everyone on her ass all the sudden? Am I missing something? I genuinely don't know much about Susie Wiles anyway, she rarely makes her presence known it seemed.
 
I might have missed it discussed before through the week with the thread being so chaotic lately, does anyone have the scoop on what's going on with Susie Wiles? Why is everyone on her ass all the sudden? Am I missing something? I genuinely don't know much about Susie Wiles anyway, she rarely makes her presence known it seemed.
She used to be a foreign lobbyist iirc, could be wrong though

Also, some people think that she’s isolating Trump but idk how true that is
 
I would think Rand would be too busy going after Fauci to protect poison pushers but I guess since that is not as headline grabbing anymore he can just let the vax vermin enjoy all his money.
We all know that Libertarians love two things more than anything else. Drugs, 14 year olds, and it being legal to sell one to children and bang the other.
 
Sorry if already posted or talked about already. Many outlets reporting the President is proposing a plan to temporarily extend the ACA credits up to 2 years.
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How about actual relief for those of us who pay our own health insurance (and our employees)? Families could actually buy a home if they were not spending the monthly cost of a mortgage on health insurance.
 
I might have missed it discussed before through the week with the thread being so chaotic lately, does anyone have the scoop on what's going on with Susie Wiles? Why is everyone on her ass all the sudden? Am I missing something? I genuinely don't know much about Susie Wiles anyway, she rarely makes her presence known it seemed.
"Donald, what kind of stupid BS are you saying now?"
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I might have missed it discussed before through the week with the thread being so chaotic lately, does anyone have the scoop on what's going on with Susie Wiles? Why is everyone on her ass all the sudden? Am I missing something? I genuinely don't know much about Susie Wiles anyway, she rarely makes her presence known it seemed.
She's a weird duck, always been a weird duck. Something worth mentioning, she worked on bibi's re-election campaign, which seems odd to me. she has some ties to qatar as well if i'm not mistaken, but so does bondi.
 
Ladies, for the love of God, take your ear buds out and stay vigilant when in public.
Just today, a lady with earbuds crossed against traffic and didn't even look to see if anyone - me, namely, was trying to make a legal right turn on red.

I get wanting music, podcasts, or whatever to help one get through the day. However, being unaware of the surroundings - especially in places notorious for trouble - is a recipe for a needless accident or disastrous situation.

How about actual relief for those of us who pay our own health insurance (and our employees)? Families could actually buy a home if they were not spending the monthly cost of a mortgage on health insurance.
Sorry if already posted or talked about already. Many outlets reporting the President is proposing a plan to temporarily extend the ACA credits up to 2 years.
While I'm neutral about the vote itself regarding the extension of enhanced ACA subsidies, I dislike how the "extension" may actually be a change to allow people making up to 700% of the FPL to get subsidies versus the 400% that has been in place since the ACA's inception.

The Dems are so hellbent on imposing a bad healthcare for all system that they want to turn bigger subsidy amounts into an indefinite/permanent gib they will never agree to limit or end in the future. Meanwhile, the unsubsidized portion of premiums increase far greater than inflation with steep amounts for the individual/family deductible and out of pocket maximum each year. It'd be better to address the costs than throw more money at the problem, but the former won't happen becauseit takes too much effort and too many special interests will push back at any efforts to reduce costs no matter how reasonable.
 
Something that should be kept in mind about Venezuela being incompatible with productive society is that if we start bombing them and going to war with them, we will be flooded with Venezuelan immigrants, the people who are not compatible with productive society. Going to war with Maduro would have disastrous consequences unless trump makes damn sure that he genocides entire race of people from Venezuela. Every last one of them no survivors, slaughter them all not just that faggot Maduro (why does trump want this one guy dead so much in the first place? Really gonna give me 'Russia Russia Russia' Democrat bullshit as the reason? Yeah right). Obviously that's not realistic at all and it's not a very western idea in the first place so it's best if we don't go to war with Venezuela. We can't have more immigrants here, especially not Venezuelans.
We actually don't have to take in our enemy's citizens.
 
Eurocucks on suicide watch; their soccer player likes Trump and his B2 bomber model:
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Trump is really excited for the World Cup.

There is also a subtext to this. The Clintons REALLY wanted the World Cup that was awarded too Qatar. But the Qataris out-bribed bid them. So the Clintons had the Obama justice department draw up indictments against top FIFA officials.

Funny story, the trials of some of the people involved in the 2015 indictments are STILL ongoing. I asked Grok to summarize for me because its alot.

Key Outcomes and Resolutions​


By November 2025, the case has largely concluded with significant accountability, though not without legal hurdles. Here's a summary of the major results:


  • Guilty Pleas and Convictions: Over 30 individuals (including FIFA executives, confederation leaders, and sports marketing executives) have pleaded guilty or been convicted at trial. Notable examples:
    • Jack Warner (former CONCACAF president): Fled to Trinidad in 2015; extradition efforts ongoing, but he faces racketeering and bribery charges.
    • Chuck Blazer (former CONCACAF general secretary): Cooperated with authorities after pleading guilty in 2013, providing key evidence via secret recordings.
    • Juan Ángel Napout (former CONMEBOL president) and José María Marín (former Brazilian soccer federation president): Convicted at trial in 2017 on bribery and fraud; sentences later vacated in 2023 on jurisdictional grounds but reinstated in 2025 (see below).
    • Other convictions include executives from companies like Traffic Sports and Full Play Group.
  • Trial Convictions and Appeals: Four defendants were convicted at trial in 2017-2020 on honest services wire fraud and money laundering. In September 2023, U.S. District Judge Pamela Chen vacated two of these (for defendants Hugo Jinkis, Mariano Jinkis, and related entity Full Play) in United States v. Lopez, ruling that Supreme Court decisions (Percoco v. United States and Ciminelli v. United States) limited the honest services fraud statute from applying to "foreign commercial bribery" without a clear U.S. government interest. This threatened to unravel parts of the case.

    However, on July 2, 2025, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals reversed this decision, reinstating the convictions. The court held that the bribery schemes—aimed at corrupting fiduciary relationships in FIFA—fell within the "core" of the honest services statute, distinguishing them from mere self-dealing. The case was remanded for consideration of alternative motions (e.g., for a new trial), but the ruling bolsters DOJ's tools for prosecuting international corruption. As of late 2025, sentencing or further proceedings are pending for these defendants.
  • Sentences and Penalties: Convicted officials received prison terms ranging from 6 months to 8 years (e.g., Marín served over 4 years before release). Fines and forfeitures have exceeded $200 million, with assets seized from U.S. bank accounts and properties.
  • Victim Restitution: FIFA, CONCACAF, CONMEBOL, and national federations were recognized as victims. The DOJ has distributed over $124 million in forfeited funds:
    • $32.3 million in August 2021.
    • An additional $92 million in February 2025.These funds support the World Football Remission Fund for women's/girls' soccer, youth programs, education, and humanitarian efforts.

Trump hosting the World Cup now is not only a way to host THE social event of the world, but is also a finger in the eye of the Clintons.
 
It’s way simpler than that. Most of these bottom-feeding politicians are addicted to narcotics themselves and Trump is making the prices go up.
There was a funny article a couple of years ago about the Belgian police doing swab tests in the toilets of the EU parliament and finding more drug residue than in an average nightclub. Nothing was done about it of course.
 
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