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This idiot would probably have an aneurism if he actually spoke without lying.
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lol. The cognitive dissonance would hurt MAGA, if they had a brain.
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Holy crap Rob must be one huge piece of 
of a person. Insecure, liberal, narcissist feels like he has to literally talk crap about everyone and everything. He probably thinks his life is awesome too.
of a person. Insecure, liberal, narcissist feels like he has to literally talk crap about everyone and everything. He probably thinks his life is awesome too.
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Current events, how about that crappy super bowl? It was all defense. Well, to a point the Patriots gave up.
MAGA doing what MAGA does: screw up, and lie to cover it.
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Culleton entered the US in 2009 on a visa waiver programme and overstayed the 90 day-limit but, after marrying a US citizen and applying for lawful permanent residence, he obtained a statutory exemption that allowed him to work, Okoye told the Guardian. “He had a work-approved authorisation that is tied to a green card application,” she said.
Culleton’s detention prevented him from attending the final interview in October, she said. “It’s inexplicable that this man has been in detention. It does not make sense. There’s no reason why the government shouldn’t just release him and allow him to attend the interview that will confirm his legal status.”
After being held in ICE facilities near Boston and in Buffalo, New York, he was flown to a facility in El Paso, Texas, where he is sharing a cell with more than 70 men. Culleton said the detention centre was cold, damp and squalid, and there were fights over insufficient food – “like a concentration camp, absolute hell”, he told the Irish Times, which first reported the story on Monday.
Culleton said that when he was arrested he was carrying a Massachusetts driving licence and a valid work permit issued as part of an application for a green card that he initiated in April 2025. He has a final interview remaining.
When asked at the Buffalo facility to sign a form agreeing to deportation, Culleton said he refused and instead ticked a box expressing a wish to contest his arrest, which he intended to do on the grounds that he was married to a US citizen, Tiffany Smyth, and had a valid work permit.
At a November hearing a judge approved his release on a $4,000 bond, which Smyth paid, but authorities continued to detain Culleton, initially without explanation.
When his attorney appealed to a federal court, two ICE agents said that in Buffalo Culleton had signed documents agreeing to be deported. Culleton said he did not agree and that the signatures were not his. “My whole life is here. I worked so hard to build my business. My wife is here.”
Irish man with valid US work permit held in ICE detention for five months
Seamus Culleton has lived in US for two decades, married a citizen and runs a plastering business but faces deportation
Culleton’s detention prevented him from attending the final interview in October, she said. “It’s inexplicable that this man has been in detention. It does not make sense. There’s no reason why the government shouldn’t just release him and allow him to attend the interview that will confirm his legal status.”
After being held in ICE facilities near Boston and in Buffalo, New York, he was flown to a facility in El Paso, Texas, where he is sharing a cell with more than 70 men. Culleton said the detention centre was cold, damp and squalid, and there were fights over insufficient food – “like a concentration camp, absolute hell”, he told the Irish Times, which first reported the story on Monday.
Culleton said that when he was arrested he was carrying a Massachusetts driving licence and a valid work permit issued as part of an application for a green card that he initiated in April 2025. He has a final interview remaining.
When asked at the Buffalo facility to sign a form agreeing to deportation, Culleton said he refused and instead ticked a box expressing a wish to contest his arrest, which he intended to do on the grounds that he was married to a US citizen, Tiffany Smyth, and had a valid work permit.
At a November hearing a judge approved his release on a $4,000 bond, which Smyth paid, but authorities continued to detain Culleton, initially without explanation.
When his attorney appealed to a federal court, two ICE agents said that in Buffalo Culleton had signed documents agreeing to be deported. Culleton said he did not agree and that the signatures were not his. “My whole life is here. I worked so hard to build my business. My wife is here.”
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Accepting a Rolex and gold bar is in "the best interest of the American people".
Already being investigated for impropriety by the Swiss.
"MKS-Pamp, the precious metals firm that provided the gold bar, said the donation was legal and had been cleared by White House ethics counsel. Rolex declined to comment."
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Already being investigated for impropriety by the Swiss.
"MKS-Pamp, the precious metals firm that provided the gold bar, said the donation was legal and had been cleared by White House ethics counsel. Rolex declined to comment."
Oregon Senator Wants Answers To Determine Whether Trump Violated Laws By Accepting Rolex And Gold Bars Before A Deal With The Swiss
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) is pressing for answers about President Donald Trump’s acceptance of high-value gifts from Swiss businessmen shortly before reducing
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Yet another Trump supporter given the free pass.
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The Justice Department on Monday moved to dismiss its long-running criminal case against Steve Bannon, tied to his refusal to testify before the congressional committee that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Bannon, a longtime ally of President Donald Trump, was convicted in 2022 on two counts of contempt of Congress for refusing to appear for a deposition before the House committee that investigated the insurrection and declining to produce documents requested by the committee.
Bannon served four months in federal prison in 2024.
The Justice Department wrote in its unopposed motion Monday to dismiss the case: “The government has determined in its prosecutorial discretion that dismissal of this criminal case is in the interests of justice.”
I'm sure the MAGATs will cry just as loudly about Bannon's contempt of court, as they are crying about Clinton's.
Maybe someone will send me links to those complaints.
Justice Department moves to dismiss Steve Bannon's criminal case
Bannon, a close Trump ally, was convicted in 2022 on two counts of contempt of Congress for refusing to testify before the House Jan. 6 committee.
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Bannon, a longtime ally of President Donald Trump, was convicted in 2022 on two counts of contempt of Congress for refusing to appear for a deposition before the House committee that investigated the insurrection and declining to produce documents requested by the committee.
Bannon served four months in federal prison in 2024.
The Justice Department wrote in its unopposed motion Monday to dismiss the case: “The government has determined in its prosecutorial discretion that dismissal of this criminal case is in the interests of justice.”
I'm sure the MAGATs will cry just as loudly about Bannon's contempt of court, as they are crying about Clinton's.
Maybe someone will send me links to those complaints.
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