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Ocelot II

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4. How about the families of Renee Good and Alex Pretti?

Reply to Miles Archer (Original post)

Tue May 19, 2026, 02:08 PM

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Not to mention all the US citizens and legal residents who were kidnapped and wrongfully detained by ICE. They were harmed by the government, too. They can apply, but you can bet they wouldn't see a dime. Of course the slush fund is illegal in the first place, and if there's a shred of justice left in this country it will never exist at all.

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Vance says Hunter Biden is "welcome to apply" for a slice of Rapin' Slush Fund Grampy's cash [View all] Miles Archer Tuesday OP

What does that mean?... lame54 Tuesday #1

To whatever degree I understand Vance's "humor"... Miles Archer Tuesday #3

Typical right-wing "humor" - mean-spirited and not funny. Ocelot II Tuesday #5

Because Hunter was prosecuted by the DOJ when Joe Biden was President Jose Garcia Tuesday #7

So the premise is... lame54 Tuesday #9

Legally, there was no settlement. Ms. Toad Tuesday #2

It is unconstitutional thus illegal. Justice matters. Tuesday #8

How about the families of Renee Good and Alex Pretti? Ocelot II Tuesday #4

He said that people got shot at a San Diego mosque applegrove Tuesday #6

Let's bring up Hunter Biden. Boomerproud Tuesday #10

Trump can go shove his 1.776 billion straight up his ass! Initech Wednesday #11