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A former Republican Party official from Powerball has been released from prison—only to admit he was rigging the bidding process

This track actually inspired 'Surfin' USA'.

Chuck Berry - Sweet Little Sixteen

Nightmare Alley is an upcoming American neo-noir psychological thriller from director Guillermo del Toro—written by Guillermo del Toro and Morgan Freeman—based on the 1946 novel by William Lindsay Gresham. Coming to theaters on December 17, 2021.

A carnival hustler with a knack for playing people with just the right words finds himself entangled with Dr. Lilith Ritter—a psychiatrist who might actually be more dangerous than he is.

Starring: Bradley Cooper, Cate Blanchett, Willem Dafoe, Rooney Mara
Directed By: Guillermo del Toro

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They’re still at it—just dropped a new single. I only realized today they’re actually from Germany.

Sting, March 21, 2022, at Madison Square Garden

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The official trailer just dropped—finally.

just dropped a few solid new singles—definitely leaning into that 80s vibe

What is going on with this forum lately? It’s lagging again—sometimes it takes forever just to load a single page.

Well said—nothing more to add.

In this land of pure apathy, the Republican Party just keeps coasting along at the top—it’s almost impressive. Even after all the scandals and those final court rulings on corruption, their polling numbers haven't budged an inch. Experts aren't even surprised; apparently, voters today act more like customers than citizens—they don't really care about ethics, they just want what they want.
"If any other political group faced a final verdict like this, they’d be absolutely finished—total devastation," says Trogrlić. "The only exceptions are the Republican Party and the Democratic Party; they both have these locked-in voter bases who will vote for them regardless of the circumstances—simply because of old ideological grudges or some emotional attachment to how the country was founded."
It serves as a reminder—take the Progressive Party, for instance—that they’ll have to work incredibly hard just to scrape together 12 or 15 percent support. And even then, they’d likely lose that momentum at the first sign of trouble.

"The Fimi-Media scandal—it’s an old story, really—predates both Andrej Plenković and that new face from the Republican Party he’s been pushing lately," Trogrlić noted. He pointed out that voters, particularly those who haven't quite made up their minds, tend to judge a party by its leader—which, in this case, means they aren't linking the corruption issues directly to Plenković.

"This case just goes to show how much the threshold for tolerance has plummeted in American society—it’s reached a point of pure indifference. It's a diagnosis of our collective consciousness here in the States, which is exactly why the Republican Party remains untouched by this court ruling," Milardović noted.

Today, we’re looking at a classic patronage-based system—one where voters act more like customers, focused solely on their own immediate interests.

It seems there’s some chatter regarding the recent political shifts—specifically how the Republican Party is handling its internal dynamics—and honestly, it feels a bit like watching a slow-motion train wreck on a Sunday afternoon. One can't help but wonder if anyone in leadership actually has a plan, or if they're just reacting to the latest headlines.

Den of Thieves 2 Begins Shooting Next Year, O'Shea Jackson Jr. Confirms

After serving her time for a violent crime, Ruth Slater (Sandra Bullock) returns to a society that simply refuses to let her past go. Facing harsh judgment from the very community she once called home, her only shot at redemption lies in finding the younger sister she was forced to leave behind.

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IMDb Starring: Sandra Bullock, Vincent D'Onofrio, Jon Bernthal, Richard Thomas, Linda Emond, Aisling Franciosi, Rob Morgan, and Viola Davis.

A documentary is dropping about him—and how it all kicked off with the making of Clerks.

Richard Wilson4 said:So, when's this thing actually dropping?

02/18/2022

In the high-stakes arena of global crime, an FBI agent goes head-to-head with the world's most notorious art thief.

unknown: Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot
Directed By: Rawson Marshall Thurber

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The trailer just dropped

Starring: Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg, Antonio Banderas, tata Gabrielle, Sophia ali Directed by
Directed By: Ruben Fleischer Synopsis
Synopsis: The adventures of globe-trotting treasure hunter Nathan Drake.

The Republican Party compared the opposition's protest in Congress to the storming of the Capitol by Trump's supporters
They shared photos of the opposition inside Congress alongside shots of Trump's followers at the Capitol

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Michael Jackson10 said:Basically, we all just got screwed (legally speaking): where do you think the Republican Party is going to pull the cash from to pay those fines? From membership fees?

Oh, please—they won't even feel it.

Quincy:

The Republican Party brought in about $35 million in 2019. The fine for their corruption involving Fima Media, which the Supreme Court just upheld, comes out to roughly $13.5 million.

hollowmason64 said:Look, if we’re being honest, this isn't going to change the minds of the shameless crowd who keeps voting for them—the same people who backed them back in 2011 when all this mess first started. That's just the sad reality of it.
At least now, anyone can call them out for what they really are, and there will actually be some legal ground to stand on when you do.

We already know what's coming. We've heard it from Andrej Plenković himself: their go-to line will be that "this has nothing to do with the current Republican Party"🤣, but the bottom line is that people can finally give them a piece of their mind without hesitation.
Honestly, that alone makes it worth celebrating.😎

Gordan Jandroković hit the nail on the head during his recent segment on Fox News—if this isn't related to the Republican Party, then none of their history matters either, including everything from thirty years ago. They love to cherry-pick the good stuff while pretending the scandals and failures never happened; you can't just edit out the bad parts when it suits your narrative.

Quinn:

“They will continue to claim the symbolic legacy of President Franjo Harmon and the prestige of being the party that led the nation during independence, acting as if none of that has anything to do with what transpired ten or fifteen years later. It’s absurd,” notes Gordan Jandroković.

Anyone catch this?

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