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  Rob Raskin I am pleased to report that my beautiful lady just came through triple bypass surgery with flying colors! We are so grateful to everyone who sent positive energy and prayers her way, and of course, to the man upstairs, his son, and Kathey's Papa, who is the Angel on her shoulder. As I sit here watching her all wrapped up and sleeping peacefully, what strikese the most is what a gift from God she truly is, and how blessed I am to have her in my life.
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  Michael White Parler just crashed because of the mass exodus out of Twitter
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  Joe Newby With audio. This is the Deep State at work. You need to hear this. It is very disturbing. Kudos to Kari Lake for telling them to f**k off. https://conservativefiringline.com/republican-official-steps-down-after-leaked-audio-of-bribing-kari-lake-video/
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  Martina Renick Bernie Sanders Questioned Over Campaign Funds Transfer By Billy Costigan -October 24, 2023 Senator Bernie Sanders, a prominent figure in progressive politics, has come under scrutiny for transferring a large sum of $75,000 from his campaign’s funds to a nonprofit organization run by his wife and stepson. The money was transferred to the Sanders Institute, which was established by Jane Sanders and her stepson David Driscoll six years ago. The Sanders Institute was created as a think tank with the intention of promoting progressive ideals and supporting similar organizations. However, according to recently released filings from the Federal Election Commission, the institute has done very little work and paid six-figure salaries to its executive director David Driscoll. This transfer of funds from Sanders’ campaign to the nonprofit has raised concerns and led to allegations of potential campaign finance violations. The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust has stated that while it is not illegal for a senator to transfer money to family members, it should only be done if the family members are legitimately earning the money through their work. The purpose of the Sanders Institute was initially to promote democracy and engage in civil discourse and critical thinking. In 2019, as Sanders entered the presidential race, the institute ceased its operations to avoid any conflicts of interest. However, it has quietly resumed its activities since then. The nonprofit’s tax records from 2021 show that nearly 40% of its contributions were disbursed for salaries, with a majority going to Driscoll. The institute also reported expenses for producing a policy-focused resource and a news site, but it appears that these projects have not been actualized. The institute’s website, which claims to be a “key pillar” of the organization, does not contain the “policy-focused resource” mentioned in its tax records. Its YouTube page has only three videos uploaded this year, and its Twitter page largely shares content from outside sources. Additionally, no grants were reported to have been given to other progressive organizations, despite the institute’s stated intention to support them. This is not the first time Sanders’ campaign has transferred funds to the Sanders Institute. In 2021, the presidential committee sent $350,000 to the organization, accounting for almost half of its fundraising that year. Despite numerous attempts, the Sanders campaign has not responded to requests for comment on the money it has sent to the nonprofit. This transfer of funds has brought into question the legitimacy and purpose of the Sanders Institute. With a significant portion of its donations going towards salaries, and little visible work being done, there are concerns that the money may not have been used for its intended purposes. It remains to be seen how this latest development will affect Sanders’ political image and potential future campaigns.
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  deb wulf every time I join a group, it says I dont have access to the group........why ?
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  Stephanie Bunker Proud gramma moment- my 12 yr old grandson got kicked off tiktok for trolling liberals
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  Leonard Renda Parler CEO stated that after Amazon shuts them down they will be back up Monday
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  Floyd Kimmel The Republican party has 4 subparties within The conservative: true blue to America and its people. The Rino: couldn't win as Democrat so they ran as a Republican. The Flip Flop: side with either party thats beneficial to their agenda. The Neutral: don't care who does what just give me the title and my paycheck.
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  Kurt Schank Your Social Security COLA increase could be bigger than expected next year