Matt Gaetz resigned from the current Congress and does not intend to take his oath of office for the next Congress. He might consider running for governor in Florida in 2026.
Gaetz withdrew his nomination due to an immovable block of five or six senators who were against his confirmation, preventing him from securing the necessary votes.
RFK Jr. is predicted to face the toughest confirmation due to the significant financial interests at stake, particularly in the pharmaceutical and GMO industries.
Smollett's sentence was overturned by the Illinois Supreme Court, citing double jeopardy, as he had already forfeited a $10,000 bond during the initial legal process.
Concerns arise from the potential for a wider war due to the escalation of weaponry and the aggressive rhetoric from both sides, particularly with the introduction of hypersonic missiles.
Rumble provides a platform for uncensored speech, unlike other major platforms that have censored political conversations and opinions on COVID. It faces daily attacks from corporate media and governments for upholding free speech.
Some Republican senators are embarrassed Democrats who align more with Democratic ideals and corporate interests, making them reluctant to support nominees that could disrupt the status quo.
Blue sky is a Twitter-like platform for people who miss the censorship policies of 2019-2020 Twitter. It is seen as a place where users can avoid hearing opinions they dislike, especially those related to vaccines and elections.
While Charlie continues his Mar-a-Lago service, the Thoughtcrime crew explore questions like:
-What is Matt Gaetz’s political future?
-Of Trump’s remaining nominees, who has the toughest path to confirmation?
-How did Jussie Smollett just pull a Houdini to escape his hate crime hoax conviction?
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