The Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act in Louisiana v. Three weeks earlier, on April 9, Melania delivered an unprompted six-and-a-half-minute statement at the White House: denying her ties to Epstein, calling on survivors to testify under oath before Congress, and never defending her husband. And one of Trump’s longtime confidants, a man who allegedly trafficked his own ex-wife out of Brazil—sits in the administration. The pattern's a predator-class playbook: corrupt court protecting itself, billionaire-and-spook network going back to the 1953 Iran coup, and new war that just happens to enrich Saudi royals, Kushner’s Affinity Fund, and Lutnick, while no-bid defense contracts go to all the right billionaires.
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The Supreme Court's decision in Louisiana v. is linked to a pattern of corruption, where powerful individuals and institutions protect themselves and their interests. This pattern is exemplified by the connections between the Supreme Court, the Trump administration, and Jeffrey Epstein. The connections between these individuals and institutions raise questions about their involvement in human trafficking and other
newspaper Read articleThe Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act in Louisiana v. Three weeks earlier, on April 9, Melania delivered an unprompted six-and-a-half-minute statement at the White House: denying her ties to Epstein, calling on survivors to testify under oath before Congress, and never defending her husband. And one of Trump’s longtime confidants, a man who allegedly trafficked his own ex-wife out of Brazil—sits in the administration. The pattern's a predator-class playbook: corrupt court protecting its
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The Supreme Court's decision in Louisiana v. is linked to a pattern of corruption, where powerful individuals and institutions protect themselves and their interests. This pattern is exemplified by the connections between the Supreme Court, the Trump administration, and Jeffrey Epstein. The connections between these individuals and institutions raise questions about their involvement in human trafficking and other illicit activities.
The Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act in Louisiana v. Three weeks earlier, on April 9, Melania delivered an unprompted six-and-a-half-minute statement at the White House: denying her ties …
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