[SDUT] Partisan asshole. First to float the IOUs for "confiscated" 401Ks scheme
Posted by: Frank G ||
05/20/2026 12:00 ||
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They say not to speak ill of the dead so I won't say anything.
Posted by: Abu Uluque ||
05/20/2026 14:37 Comments ||
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He's the one that pushed banks to give unqualified buyers mortgages leading to the 2008 meltdown. 'Owning' a house does not make you middle class, it merely shows the work ethic and productivity that leads to ownership. Like most things on the Left, its about feelings and appearances, not fundamentals.
Frank faced an allegation of
1) use of personal residence for prostitution by third parties,
2) improper contacts with probation office on behalf of personal assistant,
3) improper dismissal of assistant’s parking tickets, and
4) sexual activity in the House gymnasium.
Frank admitted preparing a memo containing misleading statements that could be perceived as an attempt to use political influence in a judicial matter and arranging improper dismissal of parking tickets for personal assistant.
The committee recommended reprimand and restitution of parking tickets, 12-0 on July 20, 1990. On Jul. 26, 1990, he was reprimanded, 408-18.
Jul. 20, 1990 Preliminary inquiry voted (Sept. 12, 1989); Frank admitted preparing memo containing misleading statements that could be perceived as an attempt to use political influence in a judicial matter, and arranged improper dismissal of parking tickets for personal assistant, both in violation of R. 43 (1); committee recommended reprimand and restitution of parking tickets, 12-0 (July 20, 1990).
Jul. 26, 1990 House of Representatives Reprimanded, 408-18
Analysis.
[GeorgiaRecord] UPDATE: Election Results...Burt Jones, Rick Jackson Advance To June 16 Primary In GOP Gubernatorial Race
🚨 THEY SPENT OVER $1 MILLION TO TAKE OUT GEORGIA REP CHARLICE BYRD — AND FAILED 🚨
American Conservative Fund Action Georgia — part of a political spending network tied to sports gambling interests — dumped MORE THAN $1 MILLION in May alone attacking constitutional conservative… pic.twitter.com/rg7CnTKbKw
— WhatmattersinGeorgia (@WhatmattersinG) May 20, 2026
…attacking constitutional conservative State Rep. Charlice Byrd, and Georgia voters rejected it.
That funding pipeline traces through:
• American Conservative Fund federal PAC
• Win For America
• DraftKings
• FanDuel
• Fanatics
• Bet365
They spent nearly $300 per vote in a Cherokee County State House race trying to defeat one of the strongest constitutional conservatives under the Gold Dome.
Final result:
🇺🇸 Charlice Byrd — 52.3% (3,785 votes)
❌ Mark Fernandez — 47.7% (3,452 votes)
🇺🇸 Grassroots beat dark money. 🇺🇸Congratulations, Charlice.
Burt Jones (R, incumbent Lt. Gov.) and Rick Jackson (R, healthcare executive) advanced to a June 16, 2026, runoff in the Georgia Republican gubernatorial primary.
The May 19, 2026, primary saw no candidate reach 50%, triggering the runoff under Georgia rules. As of late results (around 28–50% of votes counted):
Burt Jones led with ~36–37% (Trump-endorsed, self-funded significantly).
Rick Jackson followed closely at ~34–35% (self-funded over $80M+ in the race).
Other notable candidates trailed: Brad Raffensperger (~15–16%) and Chris Carr (~11%), with the rest minimal.
This was one of Georgia's most expensive and contentious GOP primaries, marked by heavy attack ads, debates, legal fights (including over campaign finance), and spending exceeding $100M combined. Jackson, a late entrant and political outsider, challenged Jones' early frontrunner status through massive self-funding, reported WABE.
The runoff winner will face the Democratic nominee (likely Keisha Lance Bottoms, leading her primary) in November 2026 to succeed term-limited Gov. Brian Kemp. Results are still being finalized but the top-two projection holds.
Mike Collins advanced to the Senate primary runoff, leading with 41.6% of the vote.
Derek Dooley and Buddy Carter were in a close race for the second runoff spot, with Dooley slightly ahead at 28.4% to Carter’s 25.9%, though results from Fulton County delayed final calls.
GA Secretary of State Republican Primary (top two advance to possible runoff on June 16 - unofficial results)
Tim Fleming: ~39.1% (268,075 votes)
Vernon Jones: ~27.9% (191,811 votes)
Kelvin King: ~15.9%
Gabriel "Gabe" Sterling: ~11.6%
Ted Metz: ~5.6%
No candidate reached 50%, so Fleming and Jones advance to a runoff.
The Republican primary for Georgia lieutenant governor in 2026 has not yet produced a clear winner, with the race too close to call as of May 20, 2026. Early results show a crowded field, with John Kennedy leading at 27.2%, followed by Greg Dolezal at 22.8% and Blake Tillery at 19.4%, based on 68.1% of expected votes reported.
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Now that we have DOJ/US COURT accepted hard evidence. Raffensperger, Kemp & Willis should STILL BE removed from office and brought to trial.
Given the evidence clearly shows there were over 300,000+ illegal votes cast & counted in the 2020 GA election. Plus they either turned a blind eye, and/or played along with the COUP to keep their positions and gain from it.
[IsraelTimes] Lawmaker from Kentucky, who was only member of US House to vote against resolution affirming Israel’s right to exist, says he had to find his opponent ‘in Tel Aviv’ to concede race.
[IsraelTimes] Backed by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and far-left streamer Hasan Piker, Rabb made opposition to Israel and AIPAC central to campaign; facing no Republican rival, his seat to succeed retiring Democratic Representative Dwight Evans is assured
#4
I guess we will get a look at Massie’s character in defeat. I have agreed with some of his positions over the years and disagreed with him often. I am interested in seeing how he acts in defeat.
Posted by: Super Hose ||
05/20/2026 16:19 Comments ||
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FWIW it seems to be the most money dumped into a primary campaign on the record (20 million dollars). With his opponent winning 57,822 votes that works out to a little over $345/voter.
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