Truth IPO: Trump's next grift

[Honeyman]

First off, anybody whose retirement is dependent on having invested in a single stock (DJT or otherwise) is an idiot and gets whatever they have coming to them. Second, I'm not aware of any women who were "denied reproductive healthcare" during Trump's tenure.

Only because Dobbs was decided after he had left office.

OH, you and he mean "denied the right to kill babies." Got it. Look, if you can sugar-coat abortion as "reproductive healthcare," then I can go equally in the other direction and call it murder.

What about Kate Cox and others like her?

[bmw]

What about Kate Cox and others like her?

What about her? My issue is with calling abortion a "reproductive right" because such language seeks to sugar-coat what an abortion really is.

I will say that in her specific situation, it sounds like there was a 90 percent chance the baby wouldn't have lived past a few weeks and that even if it had, it was in for a lifetime of misery. Me personally, I would include that specific example as an exception.

[Lester The Nightfly]

First off, anybody whose retirement is dependent on having invested in a single stock (DJT or otherwise) is an idiot and gets whatever they have coming to them. Second, I'm not aware of any women who were "denied reproductive healthcare" during Trump's tenure.

Only because Dobbs was decided after he had left office.

and with Trump's blessing.

[bmw]

That's kind of how our system works. In 2016, a big part of Trump's platform was that he was going to put conservative justices on the bench. People elected him fair and square, and that's exactly what he did.

Fascinating to see somebody get criticized for actually following through with a campaign promise.

[Honeyman]

What about Kate Cox and others like her?

What about her? My issue is with calling abortion a "reproductive right" because such language seeks to sugar-coat what an abortion really is.

I will say that in her specific situation, it sounds like there was a 90 percent chance the baby wouldn't have lived past a few weeks and that even if it had, it was in for a lifetime of misery. Me personally, I would include that specific example as an exception.

Your exact words were: "I'm not aware of any women who were "denied reproductive healthcare". She was.

[Rate This]

That's kind of how our system works. In 2016, a big part of Trump's platform was that he was going to put conservative justices on the bench. People elected him fair and square, and that's exactly what he did.

Fascinating to see somebody get criticized for actually following through with a campaign promise.

Never mind the McConnell rule that only seemed to apply when a Democrat was in there .

[zzand]

Former president Donald Trump's meme stock is in deep, deep trouble.

Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) are getting absolutely hammered this morning, sliding a further nine percent as soon as the markets opened.

Shares of the group have been tanking ever since it merged with a blank check acquisition company last month, nearly halving in price since their peak after debuting.

Meanwhile, an incensed Trump tried to rally the troops, reiterating last week that he'll double down and continue to use Truth Social, a far right social media platform owned by TMTG.

The crash, long predicted by analysts, clearly indicates that investors are unloading the astronomically overvalued stock. While the merger gave TMTG a massive multibillion-dollar valuation, Truth Social made a pitiful $4.1 million in revenue last year, while losing $58 over the same period.

At the time of writing, shares are hovering around just $36, well below the price at the merger. The debacle has already wiped out billions of dollars in value, including well over $1 billion of Trump's own net worth.

[TC Talks]

Trump seems to be having a bad year.

[Chrocket87]

The woke deep state Wall Street is out to ruin Trump too!

[TC Talks]

He gained access to the cash he wanted in the merger. Who cares what happens after that.