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Let me tell you about Gary Cohen…Crazy finesse.
It is still not the major case.Supreme Court rejects request to block Biden student loan debt relief program
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/20/supreme-court-rejects-request-to-block-biden-student-debt-forgiveness-program.html?__source=iosappshare|com.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard
Sort of shocked to keep it
If I were cynical I’d say they were waiting until after the election so that this isn’t a Hail Mary issue.Supreme Court rejects request to block Biden student loan debt relief program
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/20/supreme-court-rejects-request-to-block-biden-student-debt-forgiveness-program.html?__source=iosappshare|com.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard
Sort of shocked to keep it
Absolute perfect encapsulation of the Tories. So god damb incompetent they can't even fire someone right.Uk in shambles so bad they're considering going back to the guy they just fired over the gal they just fired
Now would be a good time for northern ireland, scotland and wales to perform a "brexit" of their own
The Daily Beast's Will Sommer reports that the planned movie, called "Rebel's Run," was based on a comic book character created by far-right blogger Vox Day that features a hero named Rebel who is "sometimes depicted in a Confederate flag bustier" and who fights against "a global police force hunting down freethinking conservatives."
The film's troubles started when Day, whose given name is Theodore Beale, decided to use a Utah-based firm called Ohana Capital Financial to hold the $1 million he'd raised in donations for the movie in escrow.
Beale went with Ohana because it was a rare financial institution who would do business with him given his long history of unabashed racism and sexism.
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The trouble, as Sommer writes, is that Ohana appears to have been a sham institution set up by a con artist.
"Ohana was the creation of James Wolfgramm, a self-described cryptocurrency billionaire who posted pictures of sports cars that supposedly belonged to him on social media," he writes. "But in fact, according to a federal indictment filed last month, Wolfgramm’s wealth was a sham. The sports car pictures, for example, were pulled from other websites. Wolfgramm’s business also sold what were billed as high-tech cryptocurrency mining rigs — but those too were a hoax, according to prosecutors, with their screens just running on a loop to create the illusion of mine."
The entire movement is all about scamming, which makes the prospect of a right-wing hero - honest and principled folks who stand against tragedy and injustice, sometimes at great personal cost - hilarious.
Some incel boy's dream girl right here, DC's lawyers are probably salivating right now
He’s not even alpha tbh