The gay is strong with this one.
Posted on 03/26/2024 10:17:22 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
Monday was a tough day for liberals. In the wave of wailings over a New York appeals court ruling that reduced Donald Trump's bond from $454 million to $175 million, few were more plaintive than the meltdown emanating from the author of Taking Down Trump. Tristan Snell is a former assistant Attorney General of New York and MSNBC analyst. It was so bad that it seemed as if another type of analyst would be needed to get him over the emotional toll the appeals court decision handed him.
Contrast the wailing Snell on MSNBC below to the smug, smirking Snell who back in January was already gloating in anticipation over the financial strain that Judge Arthur Engoron imposed upon Trump in the infamous victimless fraud trial.
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Gee, I’d hate to see him (and others like him) when most, if not all, of the judgement gets thrown out on appeal (hopefully).
The only thing the DemoMarxists have ever succeeded at when it comes to trying to destroy Trump and the country is the stolen election but even that will be a failure if he wins in November.
What I love is they thought they were going to bankrupt him with that excessive fine, and the same day the fine is cut in half, he makes $6.4 BILLION on the stock market LOL LOL LOL!
Bzzzzzt, oooo sorry, try again.
Soyboy. Enough said.
Trump cannot touch his $5 billion+ in Truth Social stock until six months after the IPO; however, beginning in September, Trump can sell as much stock and spend it all on his campaign. I think a billion dollars or so should do it.
Anyone elses GAYDAR off the charts with the sniveling crybaby?
Yep, its pegged again.
Mine is making snapping sounds and exuding foul smelling smoke.
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