SF Giants owner Charles Johnson wants his money back from Boebert!

[DrLove]

You'd think this guy would have learned by now about the new breed of Trump/ QAnon Republicans.

The Johnsons each donated the maximum $2,800 to Boebert on Sept. 23, 2020.​

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"As I stated last week, I am appalled by the violence that erupted at the Capitol on January 6, 2021 and the destructive efforts to interrupt the certification of the 2020 Presidential Election," Johnson said in the statement released Monday night. "My wife Ann and I reject and denounce any individuals, candidates or elected officials who do not honor our constitution or who espouse or assist in violence of any kind.​

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"I have contacted the office of Representative Lauren Boebert to request a full refund of our contribution. I will continue to follow the ongoing investigation closely and will request refunds from any other individuals who are found to have engaged in similar behavior. And I pledge to do my part in helping to heal our nation and restore peace and respect in our democratic system."​

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Johnson, 88, owns the largest stake in the Giants, believed to be between 20 percent and 30 percent, but he has kept a low profile over the years. This is the second time, though, that he has asked for a contribution to be returned. In 2018, Johnson, one of the biggest donors among professional sports owners, asked for a similar amount to be returned from Mississippi Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, who had joked publicly about attending a hanging.​

Giants owner Charles Johnson seeks Lauren Boebert donation refund

For the second time in four days, Giants principal owner Charles Johnson released a statement regarding a political contribution he made in the run-up to the 2020 election.

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[tyroneweaver]

I bet a lot of season ticket holders want their money back.
What would be his reaction then
Giants suck

 

[DrLove]

I'd almost forgotten about Cindy Hyde-Smiths comments about public hangings. That was AWESOME!

A white Republican senator from Mississippi has made a partial apology after publicly saying that she would “be in the front row” of a “public hanging” if invited by a political supporter.

Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith‘s comment created a firestorm online after it quickly went viral for potentially trivializing the history of lynching in the American South, and caused backlash even among some fellow Republicans.

The controversy over her remark has thrown open the race, which was previously thought to be a shoo-in for her. The race is for the last undecided seat of the 2018 midterms.

But Hyde-Smith, who faces former congressman Mike Espy, a black Democrat, in an election runoff for a Senate seat in Mississippi on Nov. 27, also said her words were “used as a weapon” against her.

 

[BULLDOG]

The man is rich enough till isn't worried about the money. This is a stunt to publicly distance himself from what could turn into a PR nightmare. She was clear about her batshit crazy ideas before he gave her a penny.

 

[DrLove]

The man is rich enough till isn't worried about the money. This is a stunt to publicly distance himself from what could turn into a PR nightmare. She was clear about her batshit crazy ideas before he gave her a penny.

Yep, the Q Bitch was certifiable long before she ran for office.
A quick search on the Mr Googly would have exposed that as well as her criminal history.

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