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Trump Launches Brutal Attack Against DeSantis That May End Him For Good
Shortly before Ron DeSantis took the stage last Thursday to be publicly humiliated by California governor Gavin Newsome, Donald Trump's campaign team got on social media and launched a brutal new attack against the Florida governor that could end up ruining his entire political career. Trump's team called DeSantis an "OnlyFans wannabe model" and then said that he was "thirsty AF" for attention, which is why he was debating Newsome in the first place. Farron talks about this brutal attack and what it means for DeSantis' future.
Also, a convicted Capitol Rioter that is serving a 55 month sentence for his actions on January 6th has written a letter to the courts asking for a compassionate release. In the letter, the convicted rioter says that he learned his lesson and that he was manipulated at the time by both Donald Trump and Fox News. But the question is whether this person has ACTUALLY learned anything and has gotten the right help, or is he trying to just get away from an unpleasant situation?
And Democrats in the Senate late last week voted to issue subpoenas to two high-profile Republican donors that have been at the center of the SCOTUS payoff scandal. Accountability apparently doesn't sit well with Republicans, as the Republican Senators on the Judiciary Committee staged a walkout in protest of the subpoenas. This isn't about a political vendetta or bad legislation - this is about making sure that our highest court isn't corrupt to the core, but answering that question is just too much for the GOP.
Finally, an appeals court handed Donald Trump a significant defeat on Friday, agreeing with a lower court's ruling that the former president CAN be sued in civil court for the events of January 6th. Trump is facing several lawsuits from injured parties that day, and now that the cases have repeatedly been given the green light, it could spell financial disaster for Trump.
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By Farron CousinsShortly before Ron DeSantis took the stage last Thursday to be publicly humiliated by California governor Gavin Newsome, Donald Trump's campaign team got on social media and launched a brutal new attack against the Florida governor that could end up ruining his entire political career. Trump's team called DeSantis an "OnlyFans wannabe model" and then said that he was "thirsty AF" for attention, which is why he was debating Newsome in the first place. Farron talks about this brutal attack and what it means for DeSantis' future.
Also, a convicted Capitol Rioter that is serving a 55 month sentence for his actions on January 6th has written a letter to the courts asking for a compassionate release. In the letter, the convicted rioter says that he learned his lesson and that he was manipulated at the time by both Donald Trump and Fox News. But the question is whether this person has ACTUALLY learned anything and has gotten the right help, or is he trying to just get away from an unpleasant situation?
And Democrats in the Senate late last week voted to issue subpoenas to two high-profile Republican donors that have been at the center of the SCOTUS payoff scandal. Accountability apparently doesn't sit well with Republicans, as the Republican Senators on the Judiciary Committee staged a walkout in protest of the subpoenas. This isn't about a political vendetta or bad legislation - this is about making sure that our highest court isn't corrupt to the core, but answering that question is just too much for the GOP.
Finally, an appeals court handed Donald Trump a significant defeat on Friday, agreeing with a lower court's ruling that the former president CAN be sued in civil court for the events of January 6th. Trump is facing several lawsuits from injured parties that day, and now that the cases have repeatedly been given the green light, it could spell financial disaster for Trump.
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