If the prostitutes were adults he will have moral high ground over most of his colleagues
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glacier198218 hr ago
+728
This is the least scandalous thing to come out of this administration. I almost feel sorry for the guy.
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HeartlessCards2-2216 hr ago
+238
For real, if it’s legal in those places and he’s not married then honestly that’s not that bad of a thing.
having to pay for it’s kinda sad but where it’s legal and if they’re adults why not?
I’m an advocate of legalizing brothels in the US. Makes it easier to track who’s working there and gives reason for regular inspections on their money flow.
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NorthDriver892715 hr ago
+124
Not to mention health concerns
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Fenrir_Hellbreed214 hr ago
+80
Making it a regulated industry with mandatory free STD checks for all employees (and ideally clients) would completely eliminate most health concerns.
Plus, being a legitimate industry would allow the hiring of legitimate security, which also makes the workers safer in general.
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Antwinger10 hr ago
+18
This makes it harder to control a population because they won’t be as angry. Hope this clears up why we can’t have nice things 👍
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HeartlessCards2-2215 hr ago
+79
Good point, You’re way more likely to catch a STD at a bar in the US than in a brothel in Germany.
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torch78714 hr ago
+40
I think the why not is because he is an individual in power and it can make you extremely vulnerable to blackmail from foreign government if they find out you like prostitutes and they can find a way to get evidence/pics. You might not have a moral issue with it but I'm sure this guy isn't pleased with his friends family and the world knowing this information now and for the rest of his life and he might have done things potentially harmful to keep it a secret. This is why certain intelligence positions will not hire you if have debt or financial issues. To avoid coercion.
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rathaincalder15 hr ago
+25
The OP article says this is alleged to have occurred in Thailand and Colombia.
Prostitution is VERY illegal in Thailand (despite the fact that it’s pervasive).
It’s legal in Colombia in very regulated locations—anything outside those locations is illegal.
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MobileArtist137114 hr ago
+21
Probably some *minor* details he thinks wont come out if he resigns.
21
21Rollie22 hr ago
+847
Right? How, out of all the Trump appointees, is this the one shamed out of a job? Not even the ICE terrorists who killed people in cold blood are
847
boredNero21 hr ago
+297
Because they now have an """argument""" to use, like "see! We actually fired this guy! Dont pay attention to the pedo- I mean, President! See how we are good because we fired this guy?!?!"
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ashloube19 hr ago
+54
I don’t think they gaf what anyone thinks actually - nor do they think they still have to prove moral high ground or decency
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Yoshiamitsu19 hr ago
+29
yeah like if we fire those who legally pay for a legal service.... you think we dont deal with more serious shit! ?
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roehnin18 hr ago
+67
I've never been to Thailand because of the terrible image built up in my mind by my High School sport coach, who would spend the entire summer vacation there then come back and tell us stories about all the sex he had with girls our age and that we needed to screw around with a lot of the girls in the high school because this was the best age.
One year he actually came to the last day wearing beach shorts and a hawaiian-style shirt with all of his luggage because he was flying out to Thailand that evening directly after the farewell event.
This is still the image I have of adult men who visit Thailand alone or with bro friends. People try to tell me it's family-friendly and all the Thai people I've met have been wonderful people, but I just can't get over that first impression.
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Lower-Calligrapher9816 hr ago
+29
Well, there is, I'm told (I've never been there) a lot more too it. I can say, my dad's best friend goes there because he has a dental clinic there, with a UCLA medical school graduate who keeps up all of her American credentials, but operates out of Thailand. All very above board, transparent, and traceable. But because she's in Thailand, she costs FAR less.
He says that, with flights and hotels and the like, it costs about the same as getting the same dental work in the USA, plus he gets a nice vacation to Thailand. He has a bunch of friends all over Asia, so he'll make a trip of it, and stop in Japan and Indonesia as well. If he brings his guitar and plays some shows, he can sometimes just about break even on the whole deal. And he brings his wife most of the time, so I'm pretty sure he's not seeing any prostitutes while he is there.
So, while the sex tourist thing IS real, it's far from the only reason tourists go there.
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roehnin16 hr ago
+36
Yeah I know there is, but if I go there as a solo middle-aged man, the rumours at work about my trip are not going to be about dental work and guitar shows.
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Lower-Calligrapher9816 hr ago
+10
Hah! Fair enough! Just trying to show you an alternative perspective.
10
42Ubiquitous16 hr ago
+16
I'd say most people flying into Thailand aren't there for the prostitutes, but the percentage that are is an unusually high amount compared to other places.
16
Muttzor-21 hr ago
+109
Adults and *not trafficked* you mean. Like actually consenting.
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Destiny_Victim18 hr ago
+45
Sadly just being adults is still better than most of his peers.
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supercyberlurker1 day ago
+10803
At this point I basically assume any super-authoritarian type is guilty of some kind of sex crime.
10803
Samski8771 day ago
+3677
People talk about Epstein Island because its genuinely wild how many powerful and scandal surrounded figures seem to overlap in the same elite social circles around Trump and his associates
At a certain point the constant connections, photos and relationships stop looking like random coincidence and start making people wonder how all these individuals ended up knowing each other in the first place.
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HMCtripleOG1 day ago
+1887
See new fed chair, Kevin Warsh. In the Epstein files. The US government is almost entirely made up of nonces
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ericmm761 day ago
+799
To quote Paul Ryan (remember him?) "that's how you know we're family", except he was talking about taking russian money.
Except Russia probably pays people in more than just money. They only trust someone if they're compromised.
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remotectrl1 day ago
+810
The context of this quote is also important. He’s talking about how they don’t leak information to the press *because they’re family*.
The one time the republicans shunned a member was when Madison Cawthorn talked about how other GOP congressmen had cocaine parties.
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dog_ahead1 day ago
+458
and they instantly released* the compromat they were holding over him, the vid where he nudely mounted his unconscious cousin's face and threatened him with releasing more if he didn't shut up
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ThePrussianGrippe23 hr ago
+352
It’s just a ring of degenerates.
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-Kalos22 hr ago
+351
Elderly frat boys are running our government
351
Mr__O__22 hr ago
+297
*Running the world.*
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TurnkeyLurker21 hr ago
+239
*Ruining* the world
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hellkattbb21 hr ago
+51
Excellent analogy!
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Acceptable_Ad168520 hr ago
+41
I wish it was just an analogy they literally are all butt buddies from the same like 3-4 fraternities
41
LegInternal369921 hr ago
+31
Ahh good old Delta Iota Kappa.. :D
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SockeyCram20 hr ago
+36
Back to OPs original comment, that’s where they all met in the first place.
there’s a lesson in there…
If you want to be in politics, go to college, kids. Not for the education, but for the parties.
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Nineguy91919 hr ago
+24
It's not what you know, and some times not even who you know but instead its what evidence you have stored away that can prove how much of a piece a shit a person truly is.
24
Beneficial-Cycle772721 hr ago
+14
And fat
14
Ok_Condition333421 hr ago
+28
It’s not just the boys
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pantstoaknifefight221 hr ago
+66
I'd say they're a "basket of deplorables" but they'd complain I'm being too mean.
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Tkrumroy20 hr ago
+14
Or they’re create bumper stickers that say “proud deplorable” and place them proudly on their trucks as a sign of pride
14
oroborus6821 hr ago
+70
Generations of Pedophiles - GOP.
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Slow-Raspberry-513322 hr ago
+66
Deplorables, even
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DragonflyGrrl22 hr ago
+87
Hilary was right.
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MyChemicalFinance21 hr ago
+92
She said HALF of Trump supporters were in the basket of deplorables. If anything she undershot it
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Standard-Radish-980522 hr ago
+14
Wtf when
14
dog_ahead22 hr ago
+47
In '22, the timing made it seem like pretty clear retaliation so i just assume they all have blackmail waiting to come out if they try to go against the party https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-61341641
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peteofaustralia22 hr ago
+8
Jydg look him up on Wikipedia or read [this.](https://www.npr.org/2022/05/02/1095770735/madison-cawthorn-allegations)
8
zedquatro22 hr ago
+14
That's why the rest of the GOP follow walls what Dear Leader asks: they're all being blackmailed.
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JustAWaveFunction22 hr ago
+21
Wasn’t it cocaine *orgies*?
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legoham22 hr ago
+18
🤓☝️cocaine and sex parties
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DragonflyDoxy20 hr ago
+13
"Families" always shun the ones who recognize it's dys'fun'ction and talk about it. Can't have someone out there spilling family secrets.
13
Aromatic_Basis387221 hr ago
+18
Good Ol Madison “Hot Wheels” Cawthorn. Fastest deviant on 2 wheels…
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Olealicat22 hr ago
+26
Also Thomas Massie, from my beautiful state of Ky. Also known as the slime from an egg hatch of McTurtle.
Massie still goes down on Trump, even when he’s spent millions on his opponent.
Massie got popularity by voting for the release of the Epstein files. The only vote that was anti-Trump. Too many sane people praising him for doing the limbo under the low bar.
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drainbamage101118 hr ago
+10
He's catching a lot of flak in campaign ads for VoTiNg WiTh ThE dEmOcRaTs against the "Big Beautiful Bill" too. Thing is, he didn't vote against it because he was siding with the Dems, he votes down every budget bill because it's not austere enough. He's still largely a Trump guy.
I'm still convinced he championed releasing the Epstein files because he thought it'd bring down members of the left. You'll notice he never says much about Dear Leader's involvement with Epstein.
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FirstAmendAnon23 hr ago
+89
Except they are linked. We didn't 'follow the money' in either the Epstein or Russiagate investigations. They are almost certainly the same scandal. Trump is being blackmailed and controlled by Russia. CSAM is the kompromat. I wonder who took the video, Jeff ol pal.
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Holiday_Jeweler_481922 hr ago
+37
It’s basically just a cabal of people who have blackmail info on each other all coming together to f*** us, the public, rather than face the consequences of their actions
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arizonatealover22 hr ago
+7
Yeah they sink you down to their level and use it against you as leverage. Politics 101.
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Zurrdroid1 day ago
+63
Nonce is such a soft word for those folks.
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IIsaacClarke23 hr ago
+46
Dirty rat c*** fucks ?
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jesusrambo22 hr ago
+44
The point is not “who can come up with the most creative profanity”
The point is that they’re pedophiles and rapists, and that shouldn’t be obscured
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KainanSilverlight22 hr ago
+28
Kinda rude to lump rats in with these degenerates, don’t you think?
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joemeteorite823 hr ago
+17
Why is that? Why are government officials worldwide into that shit? Is it simply because they are easy to control? The skeletons in their closets keep them in check?
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lapisrocks0322 hr ago
+27
All of the messed up pedo shit in the files was just the “fun parts” of their meetings, not the main reason for them. That’s why it’s all rich people, they were meeting to figure out the best ways to gain more capital and more resources and more power. The rest of it was both a reward and a way to make sure they wouldn’t talk no matter what.
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Anonymous_Jr22 hr ago
+11
It's all Nonce Sense.
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Character_Bug_18621 day ago
+55
Jimmy Saville was rather similar in the UK. He kew the royals and got into all kinds of nasty pedophile shit.
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Agreeable-Rooster-371 day ago
+34
highly recommend the Behind the Bastards recent multi-parter on Jimmy Saville.
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QbertsRube1 day ago
+106
It also makes you wonder where this business shifted to, and why the powers that be want to pretend like Epstein's island was some one-time situation. Epstein and Maxwell went to prison and so this close-knit group of rich elite pedophiles who believe they're above the law stopped raping kids forever? Hell no, those Epstein customers are now someone else's customers in a different locale with shady law enforcement.
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fuggerdug22 hr ago
+57
> It also makes you wonder where this business shifted to
Mar-a-Lago.
Seriously.
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P1zzaBag3ls22 hr ago
+30
They don't all own yachts for trips to the Wegman's.
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VastUnique1 day ago
+156
I don't think it's surprising at all. People's social circles for the most part consist of their own socio-economic peers. When you're a billionaire, the number of peers you have shrinks dramatically, so there probably really are just a few social clusters at that level, in the world.
That's not even accounting for the fact that it is very much in their interest to socialize and coordinate among themselves in order to maximize their influence and power (and to prevent outsiders from challenging them).
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IAmRoot22 hr ago
+23
It's not just that. It's also that they're so used to being at the top of a hierarchy that they're used to all decisions ultimately being up to them. Same with movie directors, who literally order people to fulfill fantasies every day. It's not hard to see that if that becomes routine, they lose sight of the boundaries and that the people they hire are not there to fulfill their *every* whim. They lose sight of the fact that other people only follow their orders because the coercive system of vastly unequal resource distribution means most people must engage in servitude to survive and don't get to work together as equals.
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TymeSefariInc1 day ago
+27
If you're actually interested in seeing just how expansive the web of these degenerates goes, check out Zach Foust Show on YouTube. He has done very comprehensive research on this.
27
Braindead_Crow1 day ago
+26
Seriously it's like trump is the god of corruption
26
hopeful732122 hr ago
+12
The worst of humanity all in one being being!!
12
Spirited_Season23321 day ago
+258
I mean, in a lot of countries prostitution isn't a crime
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bravehamster1 day ago
+88
Even if you do it somewhere legal it can cause you to lose your security clearance.
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Spirited_Season23321 day ago
+185
Sure, which Is why he is stepping down most likely. That doesn't mean he committed a crime or sex crime like the commentor I replied to stated.
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Im_not_an_admin1 day ago
+49
I know right? Is it.... All of them?
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redditaccount2244881 day ago
+79
> sex crime.
I admittedly only skimmed the article, but was there any crime committed here? I didn't see anything suggesting he was/is in legal jeopardy.
(Pedantically, prostitution is technically illegal in Thailand, but it's not really prosecuted.)
Don't get me wrong, anyone who is in charge of the border under trump is pretty obviously going to be a piece of shit human. But that's not a crime.
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petervaz1 day ago
+9
Some Marquis had a book about this
9
jackrabbit3231 day ago
+14
Safe bet. To achieve this level of power, your bosses need to know they have leverage on you so you maintain the company line.
14
Fishinluvwfeathers1 day ago
+36
Replace super authoritarian type with men in ranking positions of authority and you’ve got it. As someone with an adjacency to the sex industry in the earlier 2000s, you could randomly canvass any pool of girls working in world class area known for strip clubs and sex work (and professional conventions) and they could tell you the really dangerous ones were were the judges and government types and there were a disproportionate quantity of judges represented in the clientele. Doctors were just c****, clergy was c**** but fun, engineers and tech workers were generous, lawyers were generous but super unpredictable, network exec types were extremely polite but transactional and expected oral sex at the very least, actors/signers were hit or miss for generosity (even from one night to the next), and judges and senators were crazy scary territory and their people always moved/impeded/or shut off cameras. Those are the guys you had to really worry about pissing off.
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Samski8771 day ago
+3812
Its hard not to notice how many people around Trump eventually end up resigning, indicted, investigated or surrounded by scandal.
The administration always talks about law and order but there seems to be a constant stream of chaos, controversies and ethically questionable figures orbiting it at all times.
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r3dditr0x1 day ago
+1423
Tom Homan got busted with a bag with $50k and HE'S still in office.
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ninjax2471 day ago
+973
Not just a bag of $50k, it was a bag of $50k given to him by undercover FBI during a corruption sting, after another target in the investigation said paying Homan could help them secure government contracts.
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BlackGuysYeah1 day ago
+395
a fake bribe turned into a real one. Cool. Cool cool cool. Cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool.
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Lucky_Development35923 hr ago
+93
Nooo, it was money given to him for doing something he otherwise wouldn't have done without money being given to him. You see the difference? No? Thats because you are not a f****** moron.
/s
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xxxxx420xxxxx22 hr ago
+15
Do they have to pay taxes on bribes, is what I want to know
And he didn't even deny taking it. He excuse was "it's not illegal because I haven't done anything yet except take it".
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remotectrl1 day ago
+152
Which the Supreme Court has said is very cool and legal as a [gratuity](https://www.scotusblog.com/2024/06/supreme-court-limits-scope-of-anti-bribery-law/)
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escobizzle23 hr ago
+91
so... bribery is legal as long as the bribe is paid after the service is completed?
that's what I got out of this
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the_excalabur23 hr ago
+79
Yup. Pro-corruption rulings all over the place lately.
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TwoAlert344823 hr ago
+57
Well we know at least 2 Supreme Court justices take bribes for sure, we can assume the real number is probably higher.
Why wouldn’t we have pro corruption rulings? To do otherwise might make it harder to bribe the judges!
(edit: we know as in they don’t even bother denying it, it’s a matter of record. We confronted they just argue that the bribes are ‘gifts’ it’s Thomas and Alito, someone asked and then deleted it probably because they googled it)
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Zeke68823 hr ago
+20
God forbid they’d ever start recusing themselves from cases that involve bribery after taking bribes. The audacity!
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Groundbreaking_Rock923 hr ago
+7
We have to be on the same level as Russia and China
7
DiegoVMx22 hr ago
+15
China regularly executes government officers for corruption...
15
Red_TeaCup23 hr ago
+23
Remember, this loophole doesn't apply to the rest of us.
23
Minimum-Major24823 hr ago
+17
It’s only ok if you a Republican and the President is a Republican. If you are a Democrat, you’d be screwed.
17
captdunsel72123 hr ago
+13
Growing up in the 70’s - yep older than dirt - our history professor remarked how corrupt Mexico was with its rampant bribery and people needing wheelbarrows to haul the pesos around. Didn’t realize that was the goal for the US in half a century.
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TheManOnThe3rdFloor23 hr ago
+7
You should have gotten $150KUSD out of this. Didn't the court say that Bribe$ under the Trump Administration would be pegged to BitCoin? Or, is it at least the rate of inflation?
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moonsammy23 hr ago
+16
I think this falls outside that scope, what they'd given the ok was paying someone *after* they'd done the thing, as a thank you. In Homan's case the cash was up front, so SCOTUS would need to invent a different absurd post-hoc justification.
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TM76115222 hr ago
+7
> SCOTUS would need to invent a different absurd post-hoc justification.
It's nice when everyone in your team is as corrupt as you.
7
AlcibiadesTheCat23 hr ago
+9
It was so cartoonishly villainous that I'm genuinely surprised the bag of money didn't have a giant $ on the side, and the guy giving it to him didn't have a black-and-white striped shirt and a black bandana mask on.
9
Frammingatthejimjam23 hr ago
+26
I'm not sure why sleeping with a hooker is reason to resign in the year 2026. Laws are barely a suggestion with ranking officials in this administration.
26
Substantial-Low23 hr ago
+42
Trump got busted for over thirty felonies, didn't hold him back, he pulled himself up by the bootstraps, and became president.
What is the problem everyone else with a record has getting a job, amirite?
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LurkmasterP1 day ago
+102
Remember that "law and order" is not the same as "right and wrong."
Those doing wrong love the idea of seizing power so they can direct the law away from themselves. They are still operating under a "law and order" platform.
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AlpineE39Adventures23 hr ago
+23
You don’t even have to frame it as “right and wrong” - it can simply be “law and order” vs “rule of law”.
The vast majority of people imagine the second when the first is mentioned, but the “order” part of law and order specifically refers to the selective application of law in order to maintain the status quo.
“Rule of law” is the notion that the law ought to be applied equally to everybody.
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entered_bubble_501 day ago
+19
It is hard not to notice, but gosh darn it, Republican voters manage not to notice it nonetheless. It's impressive in its own special way.
19
Purple-Investment-611 day ago
+31
You have to be a real pos to want to work in this administration. It’s not surprise that any of this is happening.
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VoodooBat23 hr ago
+18
People who cannot control their own vices and deviant appetites are easy to control and manipulate. This is why they exist throughout the power structures.
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NoElk222023 hr ago
+6
To wit, conservatism has a group for which the law protects, but does not abide, and a group for which the law abides, but does not protect
6
vhozon7423 hr ago
+9
"laws for thee and not for me"
This is how it's supposed to work as far as they're concerned. As long as they get theirs, screw everyone else.
9
Software_Quiet1 day ago
+314
So Trump is traveling to China with director Brett Ratner, Epstein associate that was also accused by several women of r*** and sexual assault in Hollywood a few years back. Then you have underlings like this also linked to similar conduct. Makes you sick.
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Bodie_The_Dog1 day ago
+88
China getting a fresh batch of kompromat on our leaders.
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DrDalenQuaice21 hr ago
+23
All the kompromat is worthless. We already know trump and his associates are all monsters and it hadn't affected their support at all
23
Mutopiano1 day ago
+761
It’s always the ones you most suspect.
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Rejukem1 day ago
+86
The Usual Suspects!
86
AvgChrisEnergy23 hr ago
+104
Wow, some patriot. Not even supporting American prostitutes.
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r3dditr0x1 day ago
+167
I thought these clowns were America First?
F*** HERE dude.
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skullcutter22 hr ago
+41
In this economy?
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NevrAsk22 hr ago
+8
He could but you know....it's illegal to pay for sex and all that
8
Hrekires1 day ago
+738
Normally I wouldn't care about consensual behavior between adults but considering Border Patrol would kill US citizens for less... please kindly f*** off.
738
Entegy1 day ago
+229
It's the hypocrisy of it all.
229
Gman7ten1 day ago
+93
The hypocrisy is the worst part.
93
HumanRise54171 day ago
+92
I thought it was the r***
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Kradget1 day ago
+58
This is also one of the things they pretend they're fighting when they use your kids' classmate to lure their parent out to go to a black site for three to twelve months.
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porcupinedeath1 day ago
+93
Did this dude just get appointed like 2 days ago?
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SgtHulkasBigToeJam1 day ago
+77
How do you celebrate promotions?
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MichaelMyersEatsDogs1 day ago
+29
I did some consulting work in Manila and set up some offices for some pretty big companies. The amount of times I had to explain that taking clients and visitors to the red light district wasn’t ok is too many to count. Depending on the culture, it’s pretty common
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SgtHulkasBigToeJam1 day ago
+32
Back in high school my friend’s soccer team went to Brazil on an exchange program. The host families took them to a w**** house.
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Morgan-Moonscar20 hr ago
+11
Well that's certainly different than going to Pizza Hut after the game.
11
rightwingcrimespree1 day ago
+21
No. That was the new acting ICE chief, not border patrol. From the article: "Banks took over as border patrol chief in early 2025..."
21
uberfission1 day ago
+8
Wow, a whole year and almost a half on the job, I'm kind of surprised he lasted that long honestly.
8
IlVeroStronzo1 day ago
+109
This guy just went to do abroad what he can't do back home legally or for c**** lol
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katienatie1 day ago
+319
Is it legal to patronize a prostitute in those countries? Or did he cross into a foreign country to break their laws, like the people he targets?
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Sammisuperficial1 day ago
+332
Engaging in prostitution is a disqualifier for most if not all law enforcement agencies in the US. Doesn't matter if you do it where it's legal.
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CrazyLlamaX1 day ago
+181
I hope they make pedophilia a disqualifier some day.
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K__Geedorah1 day ago
+28
I get what your saying because our government seems perfectly fine with having a child rapist as a president.
But pedophilia is protected even when traveling. Jared Fogal was busted just for that. He was charged with child sex tourism.
Now if only we had a big enough spine to hold Trump and his cronies accountable.
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turdferguson38911 day ago
+23
Unless you're an undercover cop doing a sting on prostitution. Then you can have sex with them and arrest them after.
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snrocirpac1 day ago
+13
Can you expense that?
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closetsquirrel23 hr ago
+8
I don’t recall where or when specifically, but there were police that would go undercover to catch prostitutes. Now logic says once the act has been agreed to that would be enough, but these officers took it upon themselves to not only set up the transaction but actually go through with the sex and cash parts, making their arrests after.
8
k_realtor1 day ago
+84
"disqualifier". The Trump administration doesn't like that word, it's called making an exception to his rule depending on who you are.
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Deathwatch721 day ago
+23
Of course they don't like that word, it contains the letters DEI
23
wastingtoomuchthyme1 day ago
+39
But apparently r*** isn't....
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Blbe-Check-4206923 hr ago
+22
That's what I find the weirdest... Consentual sex is an issue, but raping kid isn't. Wtf is wrong with that country..
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RedJerzey23 hr ago
+12
I wondered the same..... so In Columbia , it is legal for adults. In Thailand, it is illegal, but not really enforced.
If both are consenting adults, I could care less. Once there are kids involved, these people need to see a jail cell.i would even agree with castration.
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StrawberrySweet2221 hr ago
+23
So much for buying American.
23
Teddy_RGB18 hr ago
+21
Fishy. I feel like “underage” is conspicuously missing from this article
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ITZOURTIMENOW18 hr ago
+10
Most likely is
10
Sarah-himmelfarb1 day ago
+43
This was the public reason but for ICE under Trump this doesn’t seem that much?
Is anyone else wondering what he did that isn’t being publicized? Like the ages of the girls he needed to travel to another country to sleep with?
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boston_homo1 day ago
+14
““It’s just time,” Banks told Fox News in an interview. “I feel like I got the ship back on course from the least secure, most disastrous, most chaotic border to the most secure border this country has ever seen.”
Rodney Scott, the Customs and Border Protection (CBP), commissioner, said: “We thank US Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks for his decades of service to this country and congratulate him on his second retirement after returning to serve during one of the most challenging periods for border security.”
This scumbag is getting a hero’s send off, his resignation officially has nothing to do with these allegations. I’m sure he’ll collect a full pension and get a “job” with a private defense contractor making even more money.
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aresef23 hr ago
+15
"Was that wrong? Should I not have done that?"
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ImpossibleAuthor864318 hr ago
+12
The amount of morally bankrupt people populating this administration is staggering.
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JakeGylly1 day ago
+28
Idk what this guy did, just the head title at time of writing but, f****** prostitutes abroad is like the navy's bread and butter. Is the border patrol not cool enough for prostitutes?
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thatthatguy21 hr ago
+11
Wait, people in the Trump administration get in trouble for that kind of thing? I thought it was mandatory and encouraged.
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Worried_Metal_57881 day ago
+34
Was that wrong? Because I’m not sure anyone told him that was wrong.
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Ziccon23 hr ago
+9
What wrong in sex with prostitutes?
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Locarito21 hr ago
+7
Sex with childrens => cool and normal, nothing to see here
Sex with prostitute => resigns
Please arrest all the pedoes instead
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frostedflakesblue19 hr ago
+8
This will be a South Park episode
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Taskerst18 hr ago
+9
You don’t even get jobs in this administration unless there are skeletons in your closet that can be leveraged in exchange for loyalty.
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Neat_Ad_326818 hr ago
+8
At least it was a broad! I'll see myself out.
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darkroot_gardener23 hr ago
+33
How do evangelical Christians even still support MAGA? Is it literally purely about rooting for war in the middle east as a sign of the second coming???
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LoadZealousideal777822 hr ago
+21
So the guy slept with some legal, and presumably of age prostitutes. And has to resign. Meanwhile the President of the United States...Ok, yeah that makes perfect sense.
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freexanarchy1 day ago
+7
Guess he wasn’t as tough as the other guy that got caught by the fbi with money in a suitcase taking a bribe, who was like “not ah”.
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Such_Egg984323 hr ago
+5
Highly maga qualified depraved loser. Just like his rotting corpse leader.
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ZmanB-Bills17 hr ago
+6
Reflective of the most corrupt administration in our entire 250 years.
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bigredthesnorer1 day ago
+6
It would've been ok if it had been on Epstein's island.
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Soft_Walrus_36051 day ago
+7
What were the ages of those prostitutes, one wonders??
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d3k3d1 day ago
+6
Big surprise. Oh wait, no it's not.
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dadass8422 hr ago
+6
Can the US President also resign after claims of pedophilia abroad?
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JDanzy21 hr ago
+5
In effect, we have no federal government right now.
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FlexibleSteel19 hr ago
+6
The Usual Suspects. They all look alike, dont they?
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UWhuskiesRule16 hr ago
+5
MAGA is just one big illegal o***. I wonder if they will name an STD after them.
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