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Tom Homan, now the White House border czar, accepting $50,000 in cash after indicating he could help the agents — who were posing as business executives — win government contracts in a second Trump administration
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He took the 50K, so I guess he just gets to keep it? Our DOJ is literally funding corruption.
Inb4 “It’s the Violent Left!!1”
/s
Tom Homan is a bitch.
He looks like the kind of guy that gets really angry when his kids refuse to bring the grand kids over for the holidays.
This dude looks like his farts are constantly wet.
He forgot what a dry fart felt like before we knew whether we’d survive Y2K.
This would be SO INCREDIBLY CORRUPT if he was a Democrat!
-Chuck Schumer and the DNC Surprisingly!
Waste of government resources uncovering real crimes like this when they should be inspecting the genitalia of their subjects in search of “nihilistic violent extremists”.
Such a shame we need to spend federal money looking at every child naked and documenting ut exhaustively to stop terrorism.
They’ve investigated themselves, and found themselves to be guilty. So they shut that whole thing down.
Well it was legitimate corruption after all.
God, I’ll never get tired of quoting that bastard
Since laws no longer matter, why the hell are the rest of us self imposing them upon ourselves?
Because the people who would enforce them on us have military hardware.
Or caring when an innocent person breaks one.
It’s not that I’m not surprised. It’s more that this is actually expected.
Organized crime in the executive branch, FBI, CIA, etc.
This type of corruption is something that would either be exposed by the Epstein files, or could lead to exposure. The corruption runs deep and long.
Whitney Webb wrote a 2 volume book about it
She’s also done a bunch of podcasts and interviews talking about it. Here’s one good one.
Thanks for the link.
The FBI and CIA have been organized crime syndicates for decades now, so it’s even less surprising.
