The Shining City Upon a Hill

[slimslob]

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You mean the guy who attempted to subvert the US Constitution?

That would not be a guy. That would be Nancy Pelosi. Interesting thing about the pipe bomb that failed to explode outside the DNC on January6, 2021. If it had exploded and both Harris, whom we now know was, and Biden were present and the bomb had gone off and killed both, Nancy Pelosi would be President now.

[SalesServiceGuy]

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Never trusted even the CIA ops years ago.. damn sure won't trust them..the fbi.. or any intelligence group now.


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.. that is OK, I doubt they would trust you.

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[Phil B.]

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Elon Musk Claims SEC Is Attempting to 'Chill His Exercise of First Amendment Rights'

Elon isn't kidding.

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[Phil B.]

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'Unconscionable': Ilhan Omar Blasts Journalists Reporting on 'Freedom Convoy' Donors

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[Phil B.]

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Midterm jitters..

Democrats May Suspend Federal Gas Tax, Conveniently Until the 2022 Midterms Are Over

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[slimslob]

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Midterm jitters..

Democrats May Suspend Federal Gas Tax, Conveniently Until the 2022 Midterms Are Over

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Golly gee wow!!!!!!!! 18.4 cents a gallon is a drop in the bucket compared to what the current administration's policies have caused prices to rise.

[Phil B.]

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Golly gee wow!!!!!!!! 18.4 cents a gallon is a drop in the bucket compared to what the current administration's policies have caused prices to rise.

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375,000 New Manufacturing JOBS

[SalesServiceGuy]

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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell says he's 'disgusted' with 2 banks he claims are cutting ties with him over 'cancel culture' after his phone records were subpoenaed by the January 6 committee


Mike Lindell, the founder and CEO of MyPillow, said today that he's been told by two financial institutions to "leave their bank."

Lindell said Minnesota Bank & Trust and Heartland Financial USA told him they no longer wanted to do business with him.

Lindell is one of the most vocal supporters of former President Donald Trump; he recently told Insider he's spent $25 million pushing Trump's baseless voter-fraud claims.

Earlier this month, the January 6 House select committee subpoenaed the pillow CEO's phone records over his ties to the former president.

According to Lindell, this raised concerns at Minnesota Bank & Trust.

"But what if somebody came in and said, 'You know what? We're going to subpoena all of his account records and this and that,' and we make the news?" a man whom Lindell identified as Tom Cardle, a senior vice president at Minnesota Bank & Trust.

Cardle also referred to the bank's continued relationship with Lindell as a "reputation risk."

The pillow executive said he does not intend to comply with the bank's entreaties to close the accounts.

"I'm not closing my accounts. They're going to have to throw me out," said Lindell adding that he thought the banks were taking these actions because of "cancel culture."

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[SalesServiceGuy]

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... if the Republican Senators were in the military they would be considered AWOL on inflation!

[Phil B.]

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Yup we knew that was the deal.

Watch: Biden Admits He Runs from His Job and Goes on Vacation as Much as He Can

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