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Wasn't sure where to put this, but we need a thread for the wing nuts. Lauren Boebert.
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Evidently the Federalist has posted a hit piece on Dolly Parton, of all people. As someone said on Twitter, they thought Taylor Swift’s fans were vindictive? Ha!
Evidently the Federalist has posted a hit piece on Dolly Parton, of all people. As someone said on Twitter, they thought Taylor Swift’s fans were vindictive? Ha!
I'm waiting for Dolly to *crush* them. In a polite, civil and loving manner.I mean, how dumb is this? LMAO.
The lunch buffet at Rick's Cabaret used to be the bomb pre-Katrina. That's a legit charge...……In total, the questionable expenses flagged by the Beast and the Campaign Legal Center total in the thousands. But of particular interest was more than $1,000 spent in a single night at Gold Rush Cabaret, which describes itself as a “fully-nude strip club” on its website. Notably, Gold Rush Cabaret is located in Miami — Florida, not Minnesota.
Pakman pressed White repeatedly to explain the $1,200 expense at Gold Rush Cabaret in his interview. White initially responded that the FEC filing was an error, but pivoted quickly to claiming instead that his staffers — not him — had visited the nightclub with the sole purpose of buying food. The entirety of the $1,200 check, he asserted, was spent on the restaurant’s menu offerings.
“It was recently revealed you spent campaign donations at a strip club. Is that true?” Pakman asked.
“The Daily Beast is not a good source, that’s for one,” an irritated White said. “No, they didn’t say that I spend the funds at a strip club.”
But then the pivot: “Or no, let’s say, they didn’t say that I spent the funds on strippers,” White clarified. “They sell food at a strip club, don’t they?”
Pakman then responded: “You spent the money on food at a strip club. Is that more accurate?”
After a back-and-forth, White responded to that query: “I’m not saying that I spent the money. I’m saying that there was a filing on my FEC report that shouldn’t have been there, and potentially should have been reimbursed by somebody [else], who may have been at the strip club. But ... there is food at the strip club, so to say it was spent on strippers is not based on factual evidence.”
White then commented that Pakman seemed to have a lot of time for the subject of his campaign spending, to which the host responded: “Well it’s because you’re obviously lying.”
His excuse seems unusual at best. A quick visit to the Gold Rush Cabaret’s website reveals that the establishment’s food offerings are quite inexpensive: the priciest item is an appetizer sampler including empanadas, wings, mozzarella sticks, and a veggie quesadilla for $25. Every other item on the menu, including all entrees, are priced below $20. Alcoholic beverages are not typically permitted as part of expensed staff meals under FEC guidelines.…….
‘They sell food at a strip club:’ state Senate hopeful flagged for campaign spending
Ex-basketball player is running in with state GOP’s endorsement in August primarywww.independent.co.uk
Was he convicted of falsifying business records?
I think I will cling to the hopeful news that the polls predicted about twice as many wins for the far right as they actually got. And several countries almost eliminated them. France was the worst, and the only one that should give us pause.So do we want to have a conversation about how the far right is trying to take over Europe as well...?
Here’s what we learned from the European parliamentary elections | CNN
Results are being announced in the European parliamentary elections – one of the world’s biggest democratic exercises – and a few clear narratives have emerged from the days-long poll.www.cnn.com