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Irishman4Trump6 4 points ago +4 / -0

You are welcome- after watching (and posting on GAW). I then sent it to all my Normie friends with a MUST WATCH

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Irishman4Trump6 2 points ago +2 / -0

Absolutely- joke in California is all they have built are some high bridges that will be used for Farmer Markets and Flea Markets with views

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Irishman4Trump6 5 points ago +5 / -0

As it stands Trump could pay $1 a day and be in compliance with the court until a new Judge hears the case.😂

The decision does not mandate an immediate release with a strict deadline. The Court noted that Judge Ali’s original February 26, 2025, deadline had already passed and instructed the district court to "clarify what obligations the Government must fulfill" to comply, while considering "the feasibility of any compliance timelines." This suggests that while the release of the funds is mandatory, the exact timing and process are still subject to further clarification by the lower court, giving the administration some flexibility in how quickly it must act.

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Irishman4Trump6 1 point ago +1 / -0

#metoo. Weren’t they identified as the Hobos at the Train depot

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Irishman4Trump6 3 points ago +3 / -0

From Grok 3.0

As of today, March 5, 2025, I can provide some insight based on available data up to this point. The 2025 Oscars took place on March 2, 2025, and President Donald Trump delivered a speech to a joint session of Congress on March 4, 2025. Both events have generated significant attention, and their viewership numbers offer an interesting comparison. The 2025 Oscars, hosted by Conan O’Brien, averaged 19.69 million viewers across ABC and Hulu, according to finalized Nielsen ratings that include streaming and digital device viewership. This figure marks a slight increase from the 19.49 million viewers for the 2024 Oscars, making it the highest audience for the ceremony in five years. The numbers reflect viewership for the live broadcast on Sunday night, adjusted to account for mobile and PC viewing, which boosted initial estimates from 18.07 million. Trump’s speech to Congress on March 4, 2025, was a nearly 100-minute address that focused heavily on domestic issues. Exact viewership numbers for this event are less comprehensively reported as of 12:08 PM PST on March 5, given the shorter time frame for data collection. However, based on historical trends for presidential addresses to Congress and early indications from sources like CNN’s instant polling, such speeches typically attract a broad audience, often ranging between 20 and 40 million viewers, depending on the context and political climate. For instance, Trump’s 2017 address to Congress drew 47.7 million viewers, though that was during his first term and amid heightened public interest following his initial inauguration. Given that the 2025 speech occurred six weeks into his second term and was described as partisan with a Republican-heavy audience, it’s reasonable to estimate viewership likely fell somewhere in the lower end of that range—potentially around 20–30 million—pending official Nielsen data, which isn’t fully available yet. Comparing the two, the Oscars’ 19.69 million viewers are a confirmed figure, while Trump’s speech likely drew a slightly higher but not dramatically different audience, possibly in the 20–25 million range, based on typical patterns and the polarized reception suggested by early reports (e.g., Democrats walking out, a CNN poll showing 44% of viewers had a “very positive” reaction). The Oscars benefited from being a planned, annual entertainment event with streaming access, while Trump’s speech, as a political event, likely drew a more politically engaged but divided audience. Without final numbers for the speech (which could take a day or two more to be fully reported), a precise comparison isn’t possible yet. However, it’s plausible that Trump’s address edged out the Oscars by a few million viewers, though not by a landslide, given the differing natures of the events—entertainment versus politics—and the current media landscape. If you’d like a more exact comparison once the speech’s ratings are finalized, feel free to check back tomorrow!

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Irishman4Trump6 14 points ago +14 / -0

Fraud vitiates every solemn act, meaning that any agreement or legal act that involves fraud is considered void and unenforceable. This principle applies to contracts, judgments, and other legal documents, as fraud undermines their validity. Long game.

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Irishman4Trump6 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yup, instant Wheel of Fortune category

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Irishman4Trump6 2 points ago +2 / -0

Looks like his cane has been used to knock heads before by the way he shook it at Trump. Different from Pelosi’s Flask Cane where she just sips from it😂😂😂

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Irishman4Trump6 3 points ago +3 / -0

KEK, no disrespect to the deceased

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Irishman4Trump6 14 points ago +14 / -0

I saw that too. What was interesting was he went to some of the Supremes and shook their hands before and after his speech (the latter is when I saw the evil eye). Trump also did the same to the Joint Chiefs of Staff (before and after). This engagement was interesting due to the fact that he just fired one of them and has to nominate a new one. IMHO.

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Irishman4Trump6 1 point ago +1 / -0

LOL, us 🐸 seem to all have the same sense of humor. Must be the Pond we live in😂

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