One of the few conspiracy theories that actually isn't that hard to believe. There's no vast network of conspirators necessary, the motive is there, it really deserves a full investigation by multiple independent agencies.

https://twitter.com/realDSteinberg/status/1189519976622968832

Journalist David Steinberg, who broke many of the Ilhan Omar stories over the past few years and got a shout-out from Trump during his MN visit, has given some serious and unknown information concerning Ilhan Omar and two of her family members to the FBI, and confirmed that the FBI has filed a formal complaint to the DoJ who responded and arranged a meeting. Its unknown if they are choosing to open a formal FBI investigation based on this evidence, since when the FBI actually acts professionally we're not supposed to know that (Yeah Comey)
Steinberg says this is evidence that hasn't been published, which is notable because he's already published a whole crap ton about her laundry list of felonies

I'd say since it concerns 2 family members and we already know 2 family members were with her when she immigrated, and he doesn't condition 'family members' with any caveats, we can assume its those same two, which means his information is almost certainly about her immigration fraud.

Twitter to ban political ads from November 22

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-twitter-ads/twitter-to-ban-political-ads-from-november-22-idUSKBN1X92IK





Good idea.

Good idea indeed, but your President's campaign manager sees it differently:

Brad Parscale
@parscale
Twitter bans political ads in yet another attempt by the left to silence Trump and conservatives. Wouldn’t be surprised if
@twitter
lifted the ban after 2020.

Brad Parscale awfully salty he can no longer pay big $ to spread lies.

>Trump booed at world series
>"It's just the DC swamp creatures at the game"
>Trump booed in Houston
>".......Houston? like Texas Houston?"

https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/donald-trump-booed-again-nationals-park.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harris_County,_Texas#Government_and_politics

US Congress representatives from Houston: 4 R, 4 D.
Texas House of representatives from Houson: 9 R, 15 D.

So yes, the "it was an overwhelmingly Democratic area"-excuse doesnt count this time, but pretending like Houston was a Republican-leaning area just because it is located inside R-leaning Texas is cleraly nonsense.

You're mistaken. DC is always called out for being one of the most left leaning places. Not quite Seattle area or Portland, but incredibly left leaning. so when Trump was booed there people said "oh well sure, it's a democrat haven. of course people felt they could boo the president there and it would go over fine."

Is Houston Republican leaning? no. it's a mixed bag close to 50-50 by demographics. and yet people felt completely safe and justified booing the president of the United States there.

the point of my post wasn't that Houston was republican (or that republicans are booing Trump), it was that the democratic leaning nature of DC wasn't the only thing at play in Trump being booed there. If he got booed in Texas than my guess is he'll get booed everywhere.

this shouldnt come as a shock to anyone, he's far and away the most divisive president in the modern era. and about 50% of the USA disapproves of him. which means when he shows up 50% of any given crowd more or less don't like him.

my post was directed at people who said Trump only got booed because it was DC, clearly Texas isn't DC with it's HIGH % of leftist voters.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Oct 31 2019 07:40am

That article is talking about the watch party which was in DC lol, game 7 was in Houston

FUCK lol i got got then. all i read was "Trump booed again........even though game was in Houston".