Post #9179 by commonone on the US Policy board

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sano: A drug trafficking loan shark; MAGApardoned by Trump/Kushner/Dershowitz. Spectacular case of scum pardoning scum.

Has a single republican here condemned Trump for taking dozens of the nation's most sensitive, top secret intelligence documents -- and still continuing to retain some of them?

I mean, hey, in the grand scheme of things, what's a little loan-sharking?

As someone in the comments section noted in reference to the photograph of Trump doing the stupid thumb's up while standing alongside Braun and his wife, Miriam, at his Roach Resort:

Remember good the old days when candidates feared getting photographed with a drink in their hands? Now they have 91 federal indictments and snap pictures with leg breakers. [Braun threatened at least eight of his loan victims and some of the loans he made were at rates of 1000 percent interest or higher.]

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