The levels of gaslighting and deflection are off the charts

Asshat says what?

https://t.me/LogicalBrad/2526

UPDATE: Austin Public Library sex-ed camp has been canceled for now after social media backlash (KXAN)

Anon find

Truth Social's registration service is called "Pepe"

Q
Feb 22, 2019
Pepe is proud and has never been more popular.

This is one of two times Q ever mentioned Pepe directly.

WTAF?

Whoa... Kek.☝🏻

Kyle Rittenhouse releases his first ad for TMAP

🔥🔥🔥🔥
https://t.me/gatewaypunditofficial/10825

Life comes at you fast

Putin with the W

🔥 Devolution - Part 17 - From Ukraine with Love 🔥

https://patelpatriot.substack.com/p/devolution-part-17?utm_source=url

Savage! 🤣

I just heard Truth Social’s registration’s service name is Pepe. It reminds me of this gem from 2016. For those who weren’t following closely back then, Hillary Clinton accused Pepe the frog of being a racist. No joke! And someone trolled Hillary at one of her campaign rallies by shouting “Pepe” during her speech. 😂

So you're telling me that Truth Social named their account registration service Pepe? The same Pepe who happens to be the defacto mascot where Q posted and became famous?
Just a coincidence right?
But Q is just a larp right? 🙃

Surprising no one, except maybe Pete, Pete’s been caught with both hands in the pay to play cookie jar. 🤡

Buttigieg's political action committees took money from 23 companies who then got jobs from South Bend's Board of Public Works on which he was seated, documents obtained by DailyMail reveal.

On two occasions, the former presidential candidate received donations the same day the companies were awarded contracts.

The companies, their executives and spouses donated a total $253,750 to Buttigieg's campaigns, and received a total of at least $33,280,426 in city contracts between 2011 and 2019. 

Sauce

The self-anointed brain trust at The Atlantic strikes again, this time chiming in on the CNN implosion and comparing the entire boondoggle to J6 and the Hannity/DJT texts as being somehow similar. [They’re] not only stoopid, I’m pretty sure we’ve broken [them]. Feels good, man.

The CNN mess is reminiscent of another recent media scandal. Texts revealed by the U.S. House select committee investigating Trump’s attempt to overturn the election show Fox News’s Sean Hannity acting as an adviser to the president and his aides, even as he covered the aftermath of the election on television. Worse, Hannity seems to have been downplaying the insurrection on air, even as he expressed horror privately. (CNN’s media team has done an especially good job of dissecting the problems with Hannity’s behavior.)

When Fox News is shown to have been engaged in this kind of conflict of interest, no one is surprised, nor are many of the networks’ viewers scandalized. They are aware that they’re tuning in to what is essentially a party organ—though this does not make the betrayal of the duty to inform the audience any less consequential.

**reader view to bypass the paywall.

Sauce

Devin Nunes explains how #TruthSocial is working to be free of #BigTech to “give people their voice back and give them the internet back.”

Watch the full Q&A on #DrGina #PrimeTime