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LetMyPeopleVote
(176,956 posts)calimary
(89,331 posts)That measly little finger bowl?
zaj
(3,433 posts)... from a campaign fundraising organization!
Prof. Toru Tanaka
(2,916 posts)they gave him a big, shiny beautiful bowl!
You're right, it's a phony award probably given to him after his Saturday night rant to shut him up.
DENVERPOPS
(13,003 posts)Every bit as ludicrous as Trump giving limpballs limbaugh a freedom medal.
I detest these participation trophies that kids leagues give all the players. What a crock. Part of sportsmanship is learning how to not be a sore loser..............Amazingly absent, it seems, from a segment of today's athletes..........
Prof. Toru Tanaka
(2,916 posts)DinahMoeHum
(23,451 posts)SergeStorms
(20,225 posts)Now he can be even lazier than before, something I never thought possible. He can rid himself of his many hamberders, then the pot can be removed, and the contents divided equally among his republican sycophants for their consumption. 💩
SergeStorms
(20,225 posts)for the worst pResident in U.S. history. Since Trump IS the republican party now, he invented an award to give himself. I'm sure he'll hang it on the wall, right next to his Time Magazine cover issue (another honor he decided to give himself). Next, Trump will start wearing a military uniform festooned with all of the medals he's earned from various Armed Forces campaigns around the world.
I didn't think his ego could possibly inflate itself any further, but once again I underestimated how small a man he really is.
DENVERPOPS
(13,003 posts)I have no doubt we would now see him wearing one of those uniforms with all the medals just like third world dictatorships, and having massive military parades like he was denied.
Did everyone see where Putin, who has been president for decades, now has created a situation in Russia where he can stay president for the rest of his life? Don't think the Republicans aren't working towards that precise goal. They almost had it, and will do anything and everything in their power to make it so in the future. A Corporate Fascist Tyranny...........
SergeStorms
(20,225 posts)That's the type of government Donald wanted in the U.S. but Joe, Kamala, and about 7 million more voters decided it wasn't such a great idea. It's no mystery why Trump adored strongman dictators.
Grins
(9,343 posts)The National Republican Senatorial Committee actually has a Champion of Freedom award?
Is this satire? Who gives a shit about a money-generating award from the NRSC?
And - its their first! And look who they gave it to. So not just the first, but also the last.
bucolic_frolic
(54,540 posts)disenfranchised. In other words, it's all for THEM, the Republicans, to rule.
PatrickforB
(15,383 posts)Wow.
Excuse me while I go vomit.
Geez.
YoshidaYui
(45,094 posts)Comfortably_Numb
(4,188 posts)Unfortunately we are the ones who throw up in our mouths a little bit when he opens his...
Fla Dem
(27,496 posts)dalton99a
(92,906 posts)ancianita
(43,164 posts)Fritz Walter
(4,370 posts)In the 1990s, Rick Snott's company committed the largest Medicare fraud in history, and he pleaded the 5th Amendment over 75 times while giving a deposition. He walked away from that crime, just as "the previous guy" has done,... so far.
In early 1997, federal agents revealed they were investigating the Columbia/HCA chain for, among other things, Medicare and Medicaid fraud. Allegations included that Columbia/HCA billed Medicare and Medicaid for tests that were not necessary or ordered by physicians, and that the hospital chain would perform one type of medical test but bill the federal government for a more expensive test or procedure. Agents seized records from facilities across the country including in Florida.
Scott resigned in July 1997. Scott said he wanted to fight the federal government accusations, but the corporate board of Columbia/HCA wanted to settle. In 2000, the company pleaded guilty to at least 14 corporate felonies and agreed to pay $840 million in criminal fines and civil damages and penalties.
The government settled a second series of similar claims with Columbia/HCA in 2002 for an additional $881 million. The total for the two fines was $1.7 billion.
Source: Tampa Bay Times PolitiFact
Dreampuff
(778 posts)First as governor and now in his current position. I can't figure out why he continues to be voted into offices.
Evolve Dammit
(21,622 posts)in NYC with dear old KKK member Dad? So maybe this is a "best con of all time" tribute from one crook to another. They have both escaped justice and I find no comfort in that. It's hard to be proud of America when white criminals face no accountability and walk free while POC are locked up or die every freaking day for minimal transgressions and in some cases, just existing. "Liberty and Justice for all"??
lame54
(39,330 posts)wryter2000
(47,940 posts)I am so sick of these bastards and their lies and hypocrisy. It's upside-down world with them.
Dukkha
(7,341 posts)That is making up a meaningless phony baloney award.

C Moon
(13,546 posts)lonely bird
(2,829 posts)Which ones face is more punchable?
Linda Ed
(518 posts)These seven republicans senators were at a Mar a lago retreat with trump this past weekend
Lindsey Graham
Tom Cotton
Ron Johnson
Steve Daines
Marco Rubio
Todd Young
Rick Scott
RussBLib
(10,467 posts)If it were not so disgusting and dangerous.
Who is going to break the spell of this thug?
Heart attack? Aneurysm?
louis-t
(24,584 posts)Ricky probably stole it from his wife's cupboard.
djacq
(1,774 posts)Evolve Dammit
(21,622 posts)Aussie105
(7,728 posts)at it's best!
