Republicans are crying election #fraud as they perjure themselves to the public in violation of their #oath of office and we need to simply acknowledge what #perjury is and agree upon that.
This #MAGA fraud on the electorate must be! must be! exposed.
We've come a long way from hanging Chads to hanging #MikePence.
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#MAGA is confused.
Hanging Chads is not the same as hanging #MikePence.
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If this doesn't turn the kids Straight Edge then nothing will...
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The Guardian | Trump reportedly mulling retreat from $1.8bn āanti-weaponizationā fund by George Chidi and Roque Planas
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Donald Trump is reportedly reconsidering whether to continue pursuing a $1.8āÆbillion "antiāweaponization" fund meant to compensate allies after a courtāordered pause by the Justice Department; the fund, announced as part of a settlement in Trumpās lawsuit against the IRS, has sparked fierce political backlash, with Republicans warning of a lack of oversight and the potential to pay participants in the Jan.āÆ6 Capitol riot, while Senate Democrats, led by ChuckāÆSchumer, have denounced it as the presidentās most brazen act of selfādealing and vowed to force a vote to block payments, preserve records, and hold hearings. Legal challenges have already temporarily blocked disbursements after a lawsuit by Democracy Forward, and figures such as Senate Majority Leader JohnāÆThune and former Vice President MikeāÆPence have urged the administration to shut the fund down, with several states proposing taxes on any distributions.
Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jun/01/senate-democrats-challenge-trump-slush-fund
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ā¬ļø >> #MikePence says he hopes #Trump administration will drop #weaponization fund
If #DonaldTrump doesn't pay off #Jan6 insurrectionists from 2021, how do you think he is going to get the mob to hang #JDVance in Jan 2029?
Former Vice President Mike Pence said on Sunday that he hopes the administration will drop its new "anti-weaponization fund" that has sparked pushback on Capitol Hill among Republicans.
Mike Pence criticizes Trump-backed DOJ compensation fund for alleged wrongful prosecutions
š° Original title: Mike Pence breaks with Trump over 'deeply offensive' and 'bad idea' for DOJ
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Former Vice President Mike Pence publicly broke with the Trump administration over a controversial $1.8 billion Department of Justiceārelated fund aimed at compensating individuals who claim they were unfairly investigated or prosecuted by the government. In comments made during an interview with NBC Newsā āMeet the Press,ā Pence described the initiative as both ādeeply offensiveā and a ābad idea,ā urging the administration to abandon it entirely. The fund has drawn significant legal and political scrutiny. It is designed to provide compensation to people who argue they were wrongfully targeted by government investigations, including individuals involved in the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Pence, who was present at the Capitol during the attack, has been a consistent critic of efforts to rehabilitate or financially support participants in the riot. Legal challenges have intensified in recent days. A federal judge in Florida reopened an underlying IRS-related case after a group of bipartisan former federal judges labeled the settlement a āfraud on the court.ā Meanwhile, a separate federal judge in Virginia issued a temporary restraining order preventing the fund from operating while litigation continues. Penceās comments represent a rare and prominent Republican rebuke of a policy associated with the Trump administration. His intervention adds to growing pressure on the initiative, which has faced opposition from legal experts and political figures alike. As of the report, the Trump administration had not issued a response to Penceās criticism. The controversy highlights ongoing divisions within the Republican Party over how to address the aftermath of the January 6 events and broader questions about government accountability and legal redress mechanisms.
Mike Pence criticizes Trump-backed DOJ compensation fund for alleged wrongful prosecutions
š° Original title: Mike Pence breaks with Trump over 'deeply offensive' and 'bad idea' for DOJ
š¤ IA: It's not clickbait ā
š„ Users: It's not clickbait ā
Former Vice President Mike Pence publicly broke with the Trump administration over a controversial $1.8 billion Department of Justiceārelated fund aimed at compensating individuals who claim they were unfairly investigated or prosecuted by the government. In comments made during an interview with NBC Newsā āMeet the Press,ā Pence described the initiative as both ādeeply offensiveā and a ābad idea,ā urging the administration to abandon it entirely. The fund has drawn significant legal and political scrutiny. It is designed to provide compensation to people who argue they were wrongfully targeted by government investigations, including individuals involved in the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol. Pence, who was present at the Capitol during the attack, has been a consistent critic of efforts to rehabilitate or financially support participants in the riot. Legal challenges have intensified in recent days. A federal judge in Florida reopened an underlying IRS-related case after a group of bipartisan former federal judges labeled the settlement a āfraud on the court.ā Meanwhile, a separate federal judge in Virginia issued a temporary restraining order preventing the fund from operating while litigation continues. Penceās comments represent a rare and prominent Republican rebuke of a policy associated with the Trump administration. His intervention adds to growing pressure on the initiative, which has faced opposition from legal experts and political figures alike. As of the report, the Trump administration had not issued a response to Penceās criticism. The controversy highlights ongoing divisions within the Republican Party over how to address the aftermath of the January 6 events and broader questions about government accountability and legal redress mechanisms.
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