"On Thursday, Amesty turned herself in to the Orange County Jail where she was booked on the charges against her. She was released later that day, local news outlet WLRN-TV reported, citing the Orange County Inmate Database.

State Attorney Andrew A. Bain said in a statement on Thursday that "a concerned citizen brought potential criminal wrongdoing to our attention" and that his office requested an investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement into the matter.

Evidence was then presented to the grand jury who "found sufficient evidence to return an indictment."

Amesty's reelection campaign said in a statement on X (formerly Twitter):

"This prosecution, initiated just a few weeks prior to absentee ballots being dropped, is based on misleading reports from a partisan newspaper about a notarization of an employee verification background report."

All of Amesty's charges are considered third-degree felonies that carry a sentence of up to five years in prison and $5,000 in fines each."

Vistoria wants the privilege's of a citizen without the responsibility; he wants the services, but not the taxes.

And his Candidate?

A billionaire narcissist traitor who wouldn't pee on him if he were on fire.

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Ah! The actual, 'I got mine, F-you' Republicanism.

A very poor substitute for, 'We the People'.

"How Could Brute Force Crack This?

Cryptology, which is the association of Cryptography (the art of inventing, developing, and implementing codes, ciphers, and crypto-systems) with Cryptanalysis (the art of deciphering, decrypting, and reverse-engineering codes, ciphers, and crypto-systems), came to the rescue, by providing us with an idea for the possibly most unbiased procedure that one can apply while trying to crack' a crypto-system:

the so-called brute force attack'.

In Cryptanalysis, a brute force attack' basically consists of attributing to each digit (which can be a letter, a number, a character, a symbol, etc.) of a cipher theoretically all its (reasonably) possible values and to continue that way until parts of the text (segments, words, clusters, phrases, etc.) become apparent and readable,

in other words until those parts make sense, leading the cryptanalysts from an incomprehensible cipher-text to a (relatively) clear and rationally readable plain-text."

"The two proposals reflect different views of how best to support U.S. families and fuel economic growth.

On the one hand, Trump's plan would provide tax cuts for all income groups, but the biggest winners would be higher-income Americans.

The greatest benefits under Harris' plan would go to the lowest-income Americans, while she would up the taxes of the top-earning households.

"It's true that Trump looks like he's winner for everybody, but he'll provide much bigger giveaways to the top 1% and top 0.1%, whereas Harris will be negative for these people," said Kent Smetters, faculty director of the Penn Wharton Budget Model, a group within the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School that analyzes the budgetary impact of government policies.

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"Ultimately, both plans would come with significant price tags, although the combination of Trump's tax cuts for corporations and individuals would prove more expensive, Penn Wharton forecast.

It estimates that his proposal would add $5.8 trillion to the federal deficit over the next decade, compared with $2 trillion for Harris' plan."

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Trump, the working man's man!

- Why should they?

Theoretically they should because they are in the wrong both morally and legally to invade a sovereign country with a civilian-targeted war... for whatever reason, in this case to gain territory.

Also because they are losing allies in places like Mongolia because of Ukraine, who just refused to help with more gas lines to China; Putin is going there even as he has a warrant on his head, because it's so important.

Let me guess, Moneywar (because that's more evident now with your holier than thou leftier than thou act)... was your first wife a Ukrainian who divorced you?

Or is your Babushka still in the Old Country?

oops! thread already up here:

"It's a shame that 17 years later this is still being brought up," wrote Upton, who in the past has retweeted Donald Trump tweets and anti-lockdown messages.

"There's not too much else to say about it at this point. Regardless of political beliefs, one thing I do know is that social media and online bullying needs to stop."

Vance bemoaned, "Politics has gotten way too lame John, way too boring."

Berman then gave Vance another opportunity to apologize. The candidate doubled down.

"John, I'm not going to apologize for posting a joke," he said, "but I wish the best for Caitlin and I hope she's doing well."

Watch Vance's appearance on CNN here, and see the tweets from him and Upton below."

from the thread link

And a Chicken in Every Pot!!

Orange Pander Bear, jahaaha.

The insult is really that he thinks women will fall for it... as that reflects his opinion of women, especially tan women.

That's very ----, Eberly (+)

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Join the Club, Jack!

"Musicians who oppose Donald Trump's use of their music

Separately to the individual cases below, a group of artists including Mick Jagger, Lorde, Sia, Blondie, Sheryl Crow, Green Day, Lionel Richie, Elvis Costello, Keith Richards, Steven Tyler and Rosanne Cash in collaboration with the Artist Rights Alliance, have signed a letter demanding that politicians seek permission before playing their music at campaign rallies and public events."

lol... his hands in the photo. Not sure they make boxing gloves that tiny.

Trump is never wrong, even when he's wrong... just ask any of his Cultists.

Michelle serenaded:

I learned recently that Gwen Ifill on PBS 15 years ago called Kamala Harris, 'the next Barack Obama".

That was quite prescient early on.

Axelrod describes her positions as pragmatic progressive... this is a similar argument:

"Walz vs Weird"

Love that.

The country, the ones that watched, saw someone who could be President.

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lol!

Yeah, that Walz guy is really having to protect the poor weak woman.

Visitard has way more than 3 strikes... he's out.

Wow... this is more than 18 mins!

Hard to imagine Visitard being misinformed about that.

She's done quite well so far... hasn't mentioned Hannibal Lectpr or selling bible and pieces of her clothes once yet!

Trumpers accusing other candidates of lying?

That's like... well, honestly it's like their Standard MO.... accuse the other person of what you yourself have done.

Trump is a Guinness World Book level liar, and we're supposed to believe in their faux concern?

Thing continues to be that they put out nonsense that they might believe to people who aren't quite that stupid.

Or maybe it's dishonesty and unpatriotic support of Traitor Trump.

He's such a Lewzer!

And there are Harris/Walz signs in the Villages... not good for the guy that called Trump everything but white until he lost the Primary.

Or for Trump, either.

"Hours after the Army's statement was released Thursday LaCivita re-shared a video on X of Trump's visit saying he was "hoping to trigger the hacks at @SecArmy," tagging the official account for Army Secretary Christine Wormuth. The video showed the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier rather than Section 60.

Asked about LaCivita's post on X, an Army spokesperson only repeated that the Army considers the matter closed.

Some veterans groups have also spoken out about the Trump campaign conducting political activity at Arlington " one of the most sacred burial grounds for US service members."

Trump will always have Bobby Jr (but not his very pissed off from what I hear wife, lol)... he can put him in the Cabinet if he wants.

The Cellar might be safer for all concerned, though.

"My values have not changed. So that is the reality of it. And four years of being vice president, I'll tell you, one of the aspects, to your point, is traveling the country extensively," she said, pointing to her 17 visits to Georgia since becoming vice president.

"I believe it is important to build consensus, and it is important to find a common place of understanding of where we can actually solve problems."