Pardons, Commutations and Dropped Prosecutions Catch-All

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Healing said:
He's not tricked. He likes the opportunity to troll with these intentionally peppered in cover stories. maga doesn't believe these are evidence of "big tent" maga; they know the "whatabout" card will piss off some non-maga, particularly when it's focused on the minority populations maga love to punch down upon. It's nothing more than the trite "liberal tears" schlock.
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so, epic levels of bad faith BS.

and they wonder why we constantly call them assholes.
 
Healing said:
He's not tricked. He likes the opportunity to troll with these intentionally peppered in cover stories. maga doesn't believe these are evidence of "big tent" maga; they know the "whatabout" card will piss off some non-maga, particularly when it's focused on the minority populations maga love to punch down upon. It's nothing more than the trite "liberal tears" schlock.
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i meannnnn over in the "i do want conservatives" thread he seems to genuinely think that they're cutting animal testing out of some sense of animal altruism, LMAO.

i think you might be giving him too much credit.
 

SEC Dismisses Lawsuit Against Binance​

The agency has been winding down Biden-era enforcement actions against crypto firms​

🎁—> https://www.wsj.com/finance/currenc...ae?st=CqYqVx&reflink=mobilewebshare_permalink


“… When the SEC sued Binance in June 2023, it was led by Gary Gensler, a Biden appointee who argued that the crypto markets were riddled with scams and needed to be subjected to the same laws that govern securities such as stocks and bonds. Gensler’s SEC sued an array of big crypto firms, including Binance, the world’s largest digital-currency trading platform.

In its lawsuit, the SEC alleged that Binance operated unregistered securities exchanges, misrepresented trading controls and commingled investors’ assets with company funds. Binance has always said the case was without merit.

Binance separately pleaded guilty that year to violating U.S. anti-money-laundering rules and agreed to pay a $4.3 billion fine. Zhao served four months in jail on a related charge.…”
 
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