Hey Mike, This idiot G thinks you are Mike Petrelli as well as me and 10 others.

That poor fucking horse, My God, those POS need to be euthanized b4 they do that to more animals.

G may end up to be the dumbest plopper, Google AI might end up to be the dumbest search engine...it confused Mike Campbell with Mike P and said that he and I are everything but a married couple 

Poor MC 

Just disgusting. New York Gaming should be held accountable for allowing Milici and Koch to hold racing licenses. They are two of the biggest alcoholic pieces of shit to walk this planet. I am sure faggot G will be having lunch with them early next week.

I see that and it made me want to share my experience here.  It could be a great site so let's hope.
I'm a new york trial lawyer, now representing some big people in Kentucky and I'm after the bad guys.
And no, I'm not looking for business.  www.nytriallawyer .org. I love Kentucky and
the standardbreds, they are all beautiful, win or lose.

Thanks for sharing, brave    Great bio! 

I just learned the Blackfin32 is a boat, so you gave your boat a name, something I assume, and you named yourself after your boat here, cool. 

I always feel most comfortable communicating with intellectual people, lawyers in many instances, work, professionally, GC's CLO in govt and up to trillion dollar asset companies...Mike P. here is the absolute sharpest person I know.  Wired in.  If there is no conflict of interest and he has the time and desire, and you do as well, that would be a great potential conversation for your cause.

I'm watching F1, makes harness racing looks like it's standing still. 

Trump’s golden ballroom scandal EXPLODES after leaked records reveal $333 million in private donations and millions in secret money.
One of the most egregious examples of corruption in Donald Trump’s administration just got the documentation that it deserves. 
After illegally tearing down the East Wing of the White House, Trump proclaimed that the grand, gilded ballroom that he wants to build to replace it would be paid “a hundred percent” by himself with “some friends of mine.”
Now, a leaked donor list says something quite different.
The Washington Post obtained an internal spreadsheet tracking every donation above $10,000 to the ballroom, which totals $333 million from private donors. At least $77 million came from donors who asked to stay anonymous. Trump himself is nowhere on the list. Nvidia, Apple, the Adelson family and Dish Network chairman Charles Ergen each gave $25 million. About half the money came from companies or executives with federal contracts under Trump.
The Post says it did not establish a link between the donations and favorable government actions, and donors who responded denied any connection. But the timing of the donations provides plenty of fodder for accusations of nefarious quid pro quo favors.
Nvidia gave $25 million, and asked for anonymity, nearly three months after striking a deal with Trump to sell advanced chips to China despite national security concerns.
Ergen’s company, EchoStar, was under FCC investigation when Chair Brendan Carr threatened to yank its licenses. After a meeting with Trump and Carr, Ergen negotiated a license sale to AT&T. Carr dropped the investigation. Ergen then committed $12.5 million in December and another $12.5 million in February, and asked that the source stay anonymous. In May, the FCC and Justice Department approved the sale.
A Rocket Companies subsidiary committed $10 million three weeks after a federal agency approved its acquisition of mortgage lender Mr. Cooper. Rocket says the two are unrelated.
Salesforce gave $1 million twice, and its CEO gave another $1 million. In between, the Army awarded the company a contract worth up to $5.6 billion, and the Pentagon admitted that it only received one bid
Then there’s the pardon. The daughter of banker Julio Herrera Velutini, who was indicted on bribery charges, committed $2.5 million to the ballroom a month after his charges were reduced to a misdemeanor. Trump pardoned him in January.
Suspiciously, the money isn’t going through normal campaign finance or government donation channels. Instead, it flows through a nonprofit and into a White House account the president directly controls, under an agreement requiring the donors’ anonymity.
Democrats who demanded details were rebuffed. The project is still short of Trump’s $400 million goal, its cost has ballooned to a projected $600 million, and taxpayers are being left on the hook for the balance needed to complete the totally unnecessary project
The White House refused to discuss these individual donations and the subsequent favorable treatment of the donors. It did, however, promise to “relentlessly pursue those responsible for this cowardly leak.”
There was not a word about the appearance of impropriety in the donations. Instead, all the White House could do is attack the people who brought transparency to another one of Trump’s massive grifts on the American public.
Please like and share if you think that Trump’s entire ballroom project stinks to high heaven.

DO IT, KIM: Trump's inner circle is reportedly panicking that Kimberly Guilfoyle, freshly fired as ambassador to Greece, is coming home with a secret "burn book" full of Trump family dirt.
Insiders told the Daily Mail she's kept a diary on the first family for years. They've nicknamed it "The Devil Wears MAGA."
One source put it bluntly: "Kimberly knows where the bodies are buried."
Honestly, we can't decide who we're rooting against here.
This is the woman who dated Don Jr. for six years, from 2018 until their split in 2024, and was engaged to him for part of that. She was at the family dinners, the campaign events, and Mar-a-Lago.
She heard things.
The White House forced her out after the Wall Street Journal published texts showing she asked Trump donor Eric Deters to wire $100,000 straight to her American Express bill right before her Senate confirmation hearing.
Send it that way, she told him, and "it won't show up anywhere." In return, she'd get him in front of top Trump officials.
Deters calls it pay to play. Her lawyer says the money was owed for speaking gigs.
And yet Don the Con's advisers reportedly fought to keep her in the job anyway, because they were scared of what she'd say if she lost it. As another insider put it, "Keeping Kimberly happy keeps Kimberly quiet."
This is a family whose patriarch already has 34 felony convictions tied to a hush money payment, so keeping women quiet is a bit of a specialty.
Now Dear Leader is pretending he barely knew her. "No, she wasn't a member of my family," he told reporters, about the woman who spent six years with his son and got engaged to him.
She swears she'll always be a loyal supporter. She also once texted Deters that she'd be his "Trump ride or die, forever and ever." He now calls her a grifter.
A grifter holding a diary over a family of grifters. Publish every page, Kimberly