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« Last post by Laag on October 20, 2026, 10:07:29 PM »
Split the House did win the Breeders Crown in 2019? I think. Also wasnt he the trainer of Homicide Hunter. The switch to Pelling for Dandy Ideal all of sudden is a red flag
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« Last post by rainman2 on October 20, 2026, 09:59:17 PM »
people talking to themselves in various ways:
Harness racing and the political round table.
Quite a few people are losing what's left of their minds over various topics.
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« Last post by rainman2 on October 20, 2026, 09:55:38 PM »
JUSTICE FOR SALE! Alina Habba's mysterious $50 million job sparks pay-to-play suspicions after Trump pardons her new employer's billionaire relative. Anyone searching for concrete evidence of the MASSIVE corruption of the Trump administration needs to look no further than Dementia Donnie’s long list of pardons that have put convicted criminal fraudsters back on our nation’s streets, free of any obligation to make the financial restitutions that their original sentences called for, and ready to defraud the public yet again. It’s an open secret in Washington DC that a well-timed payment to the right person or Super PAC suddenly puts a prisoner on the top of Trump’s pardon list. Now, a new report just revealed how the pardon industry in Trump’s regime actually works — and how expensive it can be. According to The New York Times, Venezuelan banker Julio Herrera Velutini faced felony bribery charges for allegedly helping finance the campaign of Puerto Rico’s then-governor in exchange for removing a regulator investigating his bank. In August 2025, he struck an unusually lenient plea deal for a single misdemeanor. But Velutini still wanted a pardon. So, he hired Christopher Kise, a member of Trump’s personal legal team. His 27-year-old daughter, Isabela Herrera, gave $3.5 million to a super PAC tied to Trump. Still, as of last fall, no pardon. Then along came Alina Habba, another former personal attorney for Trump. According to the Times, the Herrera family offered her $10 million a year for four years, plus bonuses, guaranteeing more than $50 million. The job was general counsel at Concord Partners, a company Herrera set up in late October 2025 that has no public profile and whose business is unclear even to some people in the Herrera orbit. Habba finalized her deal days after the company was registered. At the time, she was still a senior adviser to Attorney General Pam Bondi, with an office at the Justice Department and a U.S. Marshals protective detail. She started at Concord on January 1st. Weeks later, Trump gave Herrera a full and unconditional pardon. WHAT A COINCIDENCE! People familiar with her contract told the Times they believed she was brought in to help with the pardon push and were surprised by the pay. Habba, naturally, denies any connection. “Any insinuation that my employment... had anything to do with securing a pardon is false,” she said. The Justice Department and a White House official also say she had nothing to do with it. The Times notes the pardon covered more than Herrera. Trump also pardoned the former governor and a former FBI agent, all shortly before sentencing, disappointing career prosecutors who wanted harsher penalties. Meanwhile, The Times reports a pardon industry has sprouted in Trump’s second term, with wealthy defendants paying well-connected lawyers and lobbyists, and many concluding that backing Trump is the fastest route to clemency. Habba’s life has moved fast. She resigned as New Jersey U.S. attorney after judges ruled her appointment unlawful, started dating a Turkish investor soon after the pardon, married him last month, and is now feuding with Ric Grenell. No one has definitively proven that offering Habba the job bought the pardon. But a $50 million deal, a pardon weeks later, and a company nobody can explain is exactly the kind of sequence that raises eyebrows and deserves answers. One question to pay attention to is what happens to the $50 million after it hits Habba’s bank account and who else may benefit from Velutini’s largesse
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« Last post by rainman2 on October 20, 2026, 09:39:07 PM »
Newsmax just revealed how BADLY that Donald Trump is dragging down the Republican ticket. What happens when the President is the most unpopular politician in American history heading into an election? Republicans have decided to play it off like they’re not in charge and many are pretending that Donald Trump is no longer their president. Well, I brought some news to Newsmax: Donald Trump is still the president and he says himself that he’s on the ballot. YES, TRUMP IS 100% ON NOVEMBER’S BALLOT. Because no matter who the unwitting Republican voter thinks they’re voting for we all know that in reality it is a referendum on Donald Trump’s miserably failed presidency. And that is why Newsmax is so terrified. You’ve got to watch this whole segment. It’s wild! They claimed that Democrats don’t have an agenda when the Affordability Agenda has been all Dems talk about for the last six months. What’s at the heart of Democrats agenda? EZ. Gas prices can go down by ending Trump’s war. Healthcare costs can drop by ending the Republican Party’s cuts. Prices for everything can go down by getting rid of Trump’s tariff wars. Let’s not forget about grocery prices. Those have shot up under Trump because of his failed energy policies and ending the war should bring those down too. What is Donald Trump’s plan? He will pay you $5,000 (supposedly) to vote for Republicans. If you believe him then I have a bridge to sell you, please DM me (especially you MAGA troll who loves posting comments here, best bridges in Miami!). If there’s anything more communist than offering free money like Trump is doing then I don’t know what is. Democrats want to restore the way government in America worked after World War II for everyone, not just for the billionaires who can buy what they need from the corrupt Republican politicians. Those facts are TERRIFYING Republicans now that the public knows their true plan is unending war and big profits to big tech and private equity, when they’re not giving themselves sweetheart government contracts or outright stealing from the treasury. If I was wrong, then I promise you that Newsmax would not be trying to say Donald Trump is not on the ballot. Well, I won’t let them get away with running away from their Trump. Donald Trump owns the Republican Party and the Republican Party owns Donald Trump. Vote out your local Republican if you want to make a difference this year. Early voting has begun.
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« Last post by andrew on October 20, 2026, 09:30:38 PM »
TELL ME RAINY DOESNT HAVE A PROBLEM update: threads that in his fantasy world he thought was so important TRUMPS freak show who is TRUMP waving at  rainy really reaching now this is beyond sad that a person can be so obsessed logging off///im sure rainy will find more at midnight///will update all tomorrow YES RAINY DOES HAVE A PROBLEM 
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« Last post by Dingus on October 20, 2026, 09:24:20 PM »
Now you are his spokesperson? I’m trying to help him, he’s got a horse that’s been racing on occasion at Yonkers and there’s a bit of an issue behind the scenes that I cannot discuss on here.
We're partners on several horses, so yes, I am.
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« Last post by andrew on October 20, 2026, 09:16:46 PM »
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Heyref wants nothing to do with you.
Now you are his spokesperson? I’m trying to help him, he’s got a horse that’s been racing on occasion at Yonkers and there’s a bit of an issue behind the scenes that I cannot discuss on here.
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« Last post by Dingus on October 20, 2026, 08:41:54 PM »
Call me, I'll be here till 9.
Heyref wants nothing to do with you.
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