To give Donnie some credit here, he was actually very much opposed to his father’s ideas in business and vice versa. The father originally planned on the older bro Fred to be the golden boy.
Donnie and his dad didn’t see eye to eye.
Elon Musk serving at the President’s discretion is one of the least concerning actions by the federal government in my lifetime. That he, like Trump, was instantly transformed into a bad guy by all of the swamp creatures is a good indication to me that he’s perfect for this job.
Of course leftists will try to spin that into something it isn’t and declare that Elon runs the government while making you believe that we will mount a total war amphibious invasion of Greenland and Gaza with Wagner being piped out of helicopters.
I think we’re watching some pretty pathetic doubling-down on TDS from all of the same stooges who told us that “the walls are closing in on Trump” over and over again, when they never were.
They are all behaving like people with plenty to hide, all while sitting on extraordinary amounts of wealth accumulated in their low six figure jobs.
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How did you and your dad know he was a mobster?
It wasn’t exactly a secret who ran Milwaukee, WI in the 1960s and 70s.
I learned after both parents passed that my father was a driver, bodyguard and debt collector for this guy before he met my mom in his early 20s.
How did you learn this info?
I have a in-law who was a big shot in Manhattan from a long long time ago. He’s a mystery guy that no one really met but he wrote letters to the family from AZ, which is interesting because you know who goes to AZ. And he had to leave NY.
He didn’t go to FL.
I absolutely disagree with this. Can’t shake the devil’s hand and say you’re only kidding.
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My father’s best friend, confirmed by a couple others.
He wasn’t “made”. Just a hired goon for a while.
@doogie I think it is a calculated pushback and needed. The game of “he once tweeted” has to stop in 2025.
If he was doing something besides shit posting, like organizing a hate rally, I’d think otherwise.
He wasn’t a kid in his teens who didn’t know better. Fuck that. I hate racist pieces of shit.
- “Just for the record, I was racist before it was cool.”
- “You could not pay me to marry outside of my ethnicity.”
- “Normalize Indian hate.”
- Regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict: “I would not mind at all if Gaza and Israel were both wiped off the face of the Earth.”
This is just shit posting.
I have posted the last one on here.
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I see some irony you’d say Frank B. With an avatar of Jonny Depp aka Hunter T aka also Donnie Brosco who supposedly did deals with Mil family during his infiltration.
I actually agree with JD Vance. It is “journalists” and activists who try to destroy people for stuff like this who should be run out of their jobs.
He’s the same age as my kid and a lot of people his age did a lot of dumb crap online, especially when society shut down during the prime of their youth.
Four tweets on a now deleted account and no further history that kind of posting , if anything, demonstrates growth in a young man his age.
I have a 25 year old and a 22 year old. Not only would I go upside their head if they said shit like this, I would completely feel like I failed as a father. I sure as shit wouldn’t make excuses for them.
I guarantee you they have.
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Well, one is half-white, half-hispanic and the other one is half-Vietanmese and half-hispanic. But maybe.
Edit: At least they weren’t dumb enough to post it online. Or say it in front of me.
I’ve had numerous conversations about online conduct with my boy. He’s not racist but he’s posted some stuff that someone would try to “cancel” him for if he were in a similar position. As a child he would always seem to gravitate to black kids when we were on vacation for some reason, always buddying up with the least white kids that happened to be around.
Four tweets on a deleted account and no further pattern is a giant nothing burger in 2025.
One way to make young men spout off stuff like that is to keep pushing DEI and equity on them, then wait for them to lash out. The white kids in my town aren’t imagining things when they see how differently they get treated than nonwhites at school. Treating people as members of tribes instead of humans does nothing but breed racial resentment.
Continuing with the biggest state and federal clash since the 1960’s…
Maine seems to be holding firm on transgenderism, which will be very interesting to follow once it runs the state up into some Title IX lawsuits and loss of federal funding. I would be a little surprised, but not too surprised, if Maine actually sticks to its guns on this and saddles Mainers with the bill somehow.
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Have you even seen an apology from the guy?
Two wrongs always make a right, correct? Absolutely get rid of DEI bullshit.
I don’t know the guy, but again I like JD Vance’s take on the situation. If he’s an asshole or sucks at his job, fire him for that.
We actually have real white supremacists in Maine who are now active under their own names, not hiding behind a mask. Not many, but they are becoming politically active. They use no coded language and are very clear in their belief that niggers and Jews are unwelcome.
Fuck those guys and fuck the DEI racists, too. Enough with this crap.
And you don’t letting this guy come back to work for the government won’t just embolden them more? Holy crap.
I don’t think that’s going to be the factor that tips anyone over the edge, no.
Mass illegal migration is a sure-fire recipe for all kinds of racial resentment, from mild to violent. I don’t think these guys will ever get much traction in Maine, but it pisses me off every time I see a picture of those guys in MAGA hats.
It is counterproductive to society in all ways, including giving Maine Democrats more fuel for their own social arson project.