Australian Sky News reports that Don The Con is highly likely to be convicted in his first felony criminal trial:

Here's a song that accurately represented Generation X in rural America when I was in high school:

puahaahaha 100% been to Tijuana..... Ah yes. Such fond memories of Tijuana.🤕 More like flash backs... A woman with a bottle of tequila, a pour spout, and a coach's whistle... My friend's under-age brother hitting on some dude's girlfriend... Me landing in a street vendor's ceramics display... And m...

In this clip, Brian Tyler Cohen rapid fire debunks all of Don The Con's alleged reasons for wanting to no-show at his own felony criminal trial:

Intrest 1 wrote: Sun Apr 28, 2024 1:37 am Top class

That video confirms that big women have bigger vocals.

Don The Con's lawyer, Boris Epshtyen, was indicted in the U.S. State of Arizona after publicly admitting to election tampering on Ari Melber's show. Why any criminal would go on that show and say such stupid things is way beyond me. Ari Melber is a well-practiced trial attorney, and all of his inter...

Lara Trump, who sits on the U.S. Republican National Committee (RNC), says that she can have people "handle the ballots" during the 2024 election. Um, no. That's illegal. It's no coincidence that the RNC's Election Integrity Chairperson was just indicted on felony criminal charges for elec...

Curioso wrote: Sat Apr 27, 2024 6:58 am

A fatcat broker-dealer will likely snap these guys up with an advertising contract. Brilliant!

Here's a sample of the stuff I was raised on.

Don The Con looks like he's eventually starting to realize the consequences of his criminal conduct. He looked like he just wanted to go back to sleep after exiting his ongoing criminal trial yesterday. Also, Judge Merchan set another criminal contempt hearing for next week on May 1, 2024. Undoubted...