The version I linked to is more complete. The Gateway Pundit version quotes from it but doesn't contain the full text.

Here's what it says about abortion:

4. Republicans Will Protect and Defend a Vote of the People, from within the States, on the Issue of Life

We proudly stand for families and Life. We believe that the 14th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States guarantees that no person can be denied Life or Liberty without Due Process, and that the States are, therefore, free to pass Laws protecting those Rights. After 51 years, because of us, that power has been given to the States and to a vote of the People. We will oppose Late Term Abortion, while supporting mothers and policies that advance Prenatal Care, access to Birth Control, and IVF (fertility treatments).

And marriage:

1. Empower American Families

Republicans will promote a Culture that values the Sanctity of Marriage, the blessings of childhood, the foundational role of families, and supports working parents. We will end policies that punish families.

Also, Crooks was in a Blackrock video, which makes it look very plausible that he was in contact with the kind of people who would be interested in recruiting someone to take part in an assassination.

Here it is:

https://i.redd.it/ahlsl2554vm41.jpg

there’s a lot of effort that went into trying to paint Trump as being a bad guy.

I don't view Trump as a bad guy. Quite the opposite. I not only think he's one of the greatest heroes of our times, but also that he's literally under divine protection. I don't think he's perfect (no mere human is), but I do think he's the leader America needs right now.

I'm just frustrated that my friend can't see the forest for the trees whenever any news depicting trump as pro-LBGT or soft on such issues surfaces, and was hoping that maybe some people here might know some good ways to convince him that Trump is still worth supporting.

I don't know what you're implying, but my post is genuine. It's not a cover or pretense for anything else.

I don't particularly care what he thinks of the Republican Party (I myself ascribe to George Washington's belief that there should be no political parties), but I do believe that Trump is currently a tremendous force for good and I'm trying to find a way to defend him to him.

Agree?

Not exactly. He doesn't seem to think that it's fake or a scam from what I can tell. He seems to think that it's just doomed to failure.

Only time will tell if he's right.

He didn't say that Neuralink is fake. What he said is technology like Neuralink only works temporarily, as the brain eventually builds up scar tissue around it.

Where's Tom Cruise?

Tom Cruise has always been silent about politics. And for about a decade and a half now, he has also been publicly quiet about Scientology as well. He learned his lesson from the Oprah couch-jumping incident and sticks to entertaining. But he stayed out of politics even before that.

In your experience, does it genuinely prevent fraud?

And then there is that cabal fascination with owls. Owl statues, owl pictures, owls owls owls...

Owls can see in the dark, so in mythology, the occult, and secret societies, they're symbolic of hidden knowledge that only the initiated/illuminated can see, while everyone else is "in the dark".

Could the heart cutout on her dress be a reference to one of these drops?

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Moses had a black wife. Aaron and Miriam grumbled against him for it, and Miriam was temporarily cursed with leprosy as punishment.

Exactly my line of thought.

Would he say it if it wasn't true?

Maybe to goad the Democrats into keeping him as their nominee.

Convincing the Democrats to keep Biden as their nominee?

He's using their own arguments against them. That's a good tactic.

I read that it's due to the SCOTUS decision about presidential immunity. Apparently, it will take time and hearings to determine whether said decision affects this case, thus the delay.

I'd recommend this video by Dr. Michael S. Heiser about the UFO and abduction phenomena. His conclusions closely match what I came to believe after years of researching the subject.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThmF7OErkxY

I'm not sure.

The woman in the picture is Paula Jones. The blue dress was from the Monica Lewinski affair.

Several pages from the 9/11 commission report are fully redacted.

28 pages, to be exact. However, they were finally declassified and publicly released in 2016. They contain information linking members of the Saudi Arabian government to 9/11.

One of the most common theories for why the 28 pages took so long to be declassified is that the Bush Administration didn't want Saudi Arabia's role in the attacks known; either due to possible ties between Saudi Arabia and the Administration or the U.S. Government in general, or because knowledge of Saudi Arabia's role in the attacks could hamper the Administration's attempts to convince the American public that Saddam Hussein and Iraq were somehow connected 9/11 in order to solicit support for the Iraq War.

What if an innocent person is found guilty and gets castrated?

Trump is a sex offender according to civil lawsuit results (E. Jean Carroll case). If it wasn't past the statute of limitations, they maybe would have even convicted him in a criminal case.

And this past week has proved more than ever that conviction doesn't mean guilt.

That's from a reprint that's deliberately designed to be critical of Clinton Roosevelt and his book. The original edition didn't have any of those symbols.

So that would mean the theory that Michelle is a man is totally bogus?

Possibly. Either that, or a "reverse beard" situation.