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Gritty is a saint, he would never

 

my friend

 

Trump golf course is like 10 minutes away from that place.... Just tossing that out there as a possibility

 

Mueller's been investigating for 2 years and it's the Jupiter, Florida police that takes down Trump

 

He is too lazy to go to a brothel, he for sure has madams bring sex workers to his house though

Don Jr definitely goes to the champagne room

 

I am not a fan of spreading fake shit before it's confirmed but some people are saying it's tiger woods

 

Remember this?

 

Yea I saw someone post in that thread that he lives in Jupiter

 

Canceling a subscription to the NYT is such s dumb process. I’m required to chat with someone?

Ok Kyle from customer service, get ready to hear my hot takes on Bret Stephens, Bari Weiss, the lack of a public editor, and your insistence on giving every nazi you can find a platform!

 

@Wharf Rat do you have that shirt?

 

My high school didn't allow hats either , and the way they play the victim is hilarious hi future Tammy

 

Yeah, you have to call. It's hilarious the hoops you have to go through.

 

nO

 

"Want to be famous for 15 minutes, say the liberals are restricting your racist hat" is a fun cycle we're in.

 

https://gizmodo.com/how-an-investigation-of-fake-fcc-comments-snared-a-prom-1832788658

In May 2017, dozens of Americans came forward with claims that their identities had been used, without their consent, in a campaign to inundate the Federal Communications Commission with public comments critical of the Obama-era policy. Some told reporters that they’d never heard of net neutrality. Twenty seven signed an open letter to FCC Chairman Ajit Pai demanding a response. A year on, each of their names and addresses are still displayed on the federal agency’s website, right above, as the letter puts it, “a political statement that we did not sign onto.”

What was most curious, however, is that each of these people had supposedly submitted the very same comment; a veritable word salad of telecom industry talking points. In particular, the comment was a rebuke of the Obama administration’s exercise of “unprecedented regulatory power” in pursuit of net neutrality, a policy which it accused of “smothering innovation, damaging the American economy, and obstructing job creation.”

Internal FCC logs reviewed by Gizmodo for the first time offer clues as to why the matching comments led investigators in October to the doorstep of CQ Roll Call, a company that, while running an august newsroom in the nation’s capital, is also in the business of helping lobbyists construct digital “grassroots” campaigns aimed at influencing policymakers, and specifically, those controlling the FCC’s rulemaking process.