Posted on 11/10/2022 11:28:19 PM PST by Enterprise
So the red wave ended up not happening, being something more of a pink puddle instead. Has America just become too gerrymandered and partisan for there to be “yuge” wave elections like there used to be? Perhaps. Maybe we need to also not run horrible candidates.
Regardless, there are fortunately a few salty letfist tears to sip on after yesterday.
Those would be the tears of one of the biggest Democrat donors, Sam Bankman-Fried. He ran a crypto company called FTX that was first valued in 2021 at $18 billion, then exploded upward to a whopping $40 billion, at which point Bankman-Fried joked about being able to “devour” a legacy banking company like Goldman Sachs.
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Bernie Madoff (with billions) lives…
It sounds like he comingled funds from FTX with Alameda Research. If so, he’s in for a world of SEC hurt.
(that he might donate “north of $100 million” and up to $1 billion to Democrats in the 2024 presidential elections)
🤣😂😆😃😜
So he funded Democrats and RINOs.
Its a good thing he has some money left. I anticipate his legal costs are going to be astronomical. All those people who lost money in FTT or FTX are going to sue the bejeezus out of him.
“Maybe we need to also not run horrible candidates.”
Like Biden, Harris, Fetterman and a number of Congress critters?
Perhaps we need to hang together and back our candidates, horrible or not. Seems to work for the Dems.
This stands out hugely. No matter how vile, vicious, or repugnant, Democrats stick together and back their candidates. Republicans abandon their candidates when they are perceived as somehow not perfect.
Makes me wonder if the whole company was a Democrat setup to fund the election. Customers be dammed.
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