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On both sides.

I guess you must have missed the ""He did not like any [politician]" part of the tweet in your search to make a point that doesn't exists.

It doesn't existisis?

My bad.

I bet you saying "republican" 139 times was pertinent info though.

I was just as pertinent to the silly "But he donated $15 do the democrats!" was. In the real world context has meaning.

In the real world, yes.

At DT, context and meaning are a scarecrow kicking at moving goalposts.

New profile signature just dropped!

Then stop doing that.

"I know you are, but what am I" before 11am?

Damn, you're taking the L early today.

That's because for some reason you think you're qualified to hand out the grades Eve. You're not.

But in the aftermath, when the F.B.I. was able to finally access Mr. Crooks’s cellphones and other electronic devices, agents could see that he had searched for images of Mr. Trump as well as President Biden, Attorney General Merrick B. Garland and even F.B.I. Director Christopher A. Wray.

Mr. Crooks also had at typed in “major depressive disorder” and searched for dates and places for appearances for both Mr. Biden and Mr. Trump.

One of Mr. Trump’s planned appearances happened to be about 50 miles from Mr. Crooks’s house in Bethel Park, Pa.

https://www.mediaite.com/crime/trum...e-biden-were-to-appear-ny-times-reports/

there are parts of that they wish to leave out in order to tell the story they want to tell.

So this means they locked down the crime scene right after the shooting. At least they did something right. Sadly that was after the shooting took place.

Does anyone else think the “the roof had a slope so it was too dangerous for our agents to be up on it” comment by the ss director should be in the running for the dumbest thing said for 2024?? Seems like it would be tough to beat.

I immediately thought of that one time we got carved up by the Bengals passing attack and our DBs coach said it was harder because Jamar Chase (and I think another starter?) were injured and not playing.

No I don't think the roof is too steep. In fact I know that the roof isn't too steep. I was asked this question in an earlier post on the board and forgot to answer it. Kimberly Cheatle is saying anything she thinks might save her job and she should be fired from her position. I'm not saying this couldn't just as easily have happened if somebody else was in charge of the Secret Service because it could have. But she is the one responsible for the agency and some of the BS she has said since this assassination attempt makes my opinion firm that should no longer hold that job.

Whether she was on the scene or not when this all went down, she is the one accountable at the end of the day.

Believe the unbelievable....

Donald Trump offers supporters $299 assassination attempt-themed sneakers

High-tops emblazoned with candidate’s bloodied face and ‘Fight Fight Fight’ offered for sale before webpage disappears

As surely as Donald Trump sought to cash in on his various criminal indictments, so the former president turned Republican presidential nominee began to sell merchandise commemorating his attempted assassination in Pennsylvania last weekend.

In Butler county on Saturday, a rooftop gunman wielding an AR-15-style rifle fired shots at the stage. Trump was wounded in one ear. One rally-goer was killed and two injured. The gunman, who was killed by a sniper, was discovered to have had an explosive device in his car.

Despite such traumatic events, 45Footwear, a company which has sold $399 golden Trump-branded sneakers, swiftly offered a new range of high-tops.

Rather more pricey than unofficial assassination merch churned out in China, the $299 white shoes were emblazoned with the US flag, an image of Trump with fist raised and face bloodied and the words “Fight Fight Fight” – his instant reaction to being shot.

Fittingly, Trump also told agents protecting him: “Let me get my shoes.” One was left on the stage.

Days later, gettrumpsneakers.com was selling its “FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT High-Tops”, “limited edition” sneakers “featuring Trump’s iconic image with his fist raised, [that] honour his unwavering determination and bravery.
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“With only 5,000 [numbered] pairs available, each one is a true collector’s item. Show your support and patriotic pride with these exclusive sneakers, capturing a defining moment in history.”

A “bonus 10” would be “randomly autographed”, the site said.

Limiting orders to three per customer, by Thursday the site said the shoes were sold out, which would represent just under $2m raised. Buyers should expect to receive their shoes by September or October, the site said.

The site also offered for preorder a version of the high-tops in black and gold, also $299 but this time with 4,700 made and 12 signed.

In an unexpected development, pages for the assassination attempt-themed sneakers then ceased to function. A spokesperson for the Trump campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

45Footwear – the 45 stands for 45th president – uses Trump’s name under agreement with CIC Ventures, named for “commander-in-chief”. Financial disclosure forms filed by Trump list him as manager, president, secretary and treasurer of that company.

On Thursday, 45Footwear was still offering for preorder other Trump-branded shoes.

Black and gold “Never Surrender Low Tops … designed for those who embody resilience and strength, just like President Trump”, but perhaps need less ankle support, were offered for $199.

Other shoes for sale included the “Trump Never Surrender Boot” ($199); Never Surrender Low-Tops – white ($199); Trump Pro 1 Ultra Golf shoes ($249); Trump Doral 1 Casual Golf shoes ($229); Potus 45 sneakers ($199); and T–Red Wave sneakers ($199).

Like the original $399 gold Never Surrender High-Tops, $499 gold Trump Presidential Golf Shoes were advertised as sold out.

Browsers could also preorder Trump-branded cologne and perfume and two kinds of Trump-emblazoned coolers.

Elsewhere, among a torrent of baubles, knick-knacks and gewgaws, Trump was still selling a $59.99 God Bless the USA Bible.

Launching the project in March, he said: “All Americans need a Bible in their home, and I have many. It’s my favourite book. I’m proud to endorse and encourage you to get this Bible.”

The Rev Al Sharpton called the project “a spit in the face of people that really believe”.

Trump’s need for funds does not only arise from the demands of campaigning for president. As he has faced unprecedented legal jeopardy, so his bank accounts have taken a battering.

Fined hundreds of millions of dollars in civil cases over business fraud and defamation arising from a rape claim a judge called “substantially true”, he also faces legal fees in four criminal cases.

Convicted on 34 New York charges arising from hush-money payments to an adult film star, Trump faces four federal and 10 Georgia state charges arising from his attempt to overturn the 2020 election.

In Florida this week, a Trump-appointed judge dismissed 40 charges concerning retention of classified information. The federal special counsel, Jack Smith, appealed.

After his indictment in Georgia, Trump sold merchandise emblazoned with his mugshot. The irony of T-shirts blaring “NEVER SURRENDER!” over a picture of someone who had just surrendered seemed wasted on most buyers.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/jul/18/donald-trump-sneakers-assassination-attempt

I can't think of a more effective way to cheapen an important moment in history.

This is how shallow things have become.

Lol. One of the comments said "Ear Jordans".

appropriate, given the circumstances.
if you don't laugh, you'll cry.

JMHO, the dumbest statement I think I've ever heard came from "the Donald"- 2015, Ames, Iowa- directly asked- have you asked for God's forgiveness-- he dodged the question, then asked directly again....No, I haven't asked for forgiveness. I guess he doesn't sin....he said he tried to do right thing in future. WOW.

Better than that was when asked his favourite part of the bibble which clearly he's never read or had the remotest interest in...

Lots of people know things they haven't read. Doesn't seem to be problem for you usually.

Quoted for irony....

When was the last time you read something other than panic porn that tells you what to think? Yeah, thought so.

Since anything that goes counter to how you wish to believe is what you consistently call panic porn it's no wonder you lack much basic information. Block you what you don't want to hear by labeling it panic porn. At least you're more inventive than those that keep calling it the fake media. But not much more inventive.

So which of the court decisions did you read that you were happy to tells us all about?

Yeah thought so.

None. but here comes the "I won't do your homework for you" rhetoric.

It really is easier to let the media tell you what to think instead of doing your own homework.

What did I mention in that post that referred to any existing court cases? Besides, how could I ever compete in a constitutional discussion with a constitutional attorney. You know, those who have gone into a specific study of law for years and still don't agree on what the constitution actually states. You brought up "panic porn" and that's what I responded to. I had no idea the term "panic porn" was in the constitution. Maybe since you're the expert you could fill me in on that.

Aw.... You just can't help yourself can you?

ust pointing out the gaslight in this. I mean.. wanna make sure it gets noticed by the gaslight police.

I never claimed to be an attorney, but you know that.... that's a gas light.

I never claimed to have a specific study of law... that's a gas light.

panic porn is not mentioned in the constitution nor have I claimed it to be... that's a gas light.

I do have a hobby in reading and understanding what courts actually say instead of letting someone tell me what to think, especially a biased media that just wants to stir outrage and panic to sell advertisements.

What other conclusion could one come up with since you seem to think you're an expert on every SCOTUS case?

Panic porn is pure gaslighting.

Reading is one thing. But only a constitutional lawyer has the where with all to understand it. And even after all that schooling many of them disagree. Thinking you can read the constitutional and understand it without the formal education to do so, the only one you are fooling is yourself.

So you say you're not a study of law but somehow without the formal education that qualifies you to do so, you understand the constitution. there are a lot of constitutional attorneys out there that will be sad to know they wasted their money going learning constitutional law in order to know the constitution just like you do.

You have become a legend in your own mind.

Fact: You made a statement you can't back up. Period. The end.

Sucks to be you. But you don't even know it.

You do that all the time just when you're referring to me alone. And I'm sure it sucks to be you or you wouldn't have this strange tangent to keep coming here so focused on me. Thanks for not charging me rent to stay in your mind.

It's awesome to be me. I have a good job. A great wife, 2 great kids. I spend a lot of time with them. And mowing, which I love to do, and riding, which I love to do.

None of those things are as easy as yanking your chain, which you make so easy to do. Larry. And you'll be back with some dumb retort. Cause your feeble mind can't help but do it.

This is another gas light, just in case the intrepid mgh888 is watching, just in case you need to audit the "piling on" nonsense you peddle.

I never claimed to be an expert, nor have I commented on EVERY SCOTUS case.

Yeah just clicking. What I’m curious about is why the SS allowed trump to get up and do a fist pump. Shouldn’t they have gathered on top of him?

In the audio one of them told him they have to get to the car. He wanted to let the crowd know he was ok.

But are they not trained to protect at any cost, eve?