Frank Harrison

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@FoxNews @JesseBWatters Utter Bullshit!

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST IN: The full Florida legislature is about to vote on PASSING Gov. Ron DeSantis' abolishment of property taxes for most primary homeowners

The homestead exemption is SWIFTLY raised to $250,000 and scheduled for full termination 🔥

DeSantis says Florida has so many funds they can create a STATE TRUST FUND for police, fire, etc. at the local level

Other states are also looking at property tax relief

MAKE IT A NATIONAL TREND! 🇺🇸

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@joncoopertweets How did that work out for ya?

[Bentengcibe02 @ciiibbbeee]

granite for butcher block?

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@AdamKinzinger It’s beautiful of course with an ugly heart and vision one may not see that.

[🇺🇸𝓒𝓱𝓪𝓭🇺🇸𝓗𝓪𝓻𝓻𝓲𝓼𝓸𝓷🇺🇸 @Texas_jeep__guy]

This is absolutely hilarious. Someone asked AI what the U.S. would look like if there were no Republicans. Just watch. 🤣🤣🤣

[Aisar @aisarcore]

The man hired to protect $24 MILLION in McDonald's prize money stole all of it. For 12 years every major winner of McDonald's Monopoly was a fraud.

– Jerome Jacobson was a former cop from Florida. His job was to escort the winning Monopoly game pieces from the printer to the restaurants.

– He touched them.

– The first piece he stole he gave to his stepbrother. His stepbrother won. Nobody questioned it.

– By 1995 he had built a network of 50 people who paid him cash for guaranteed winning pieces.

– His buyers included a Colombian drug trafficker, a strip club owner, a convicted felon, and members of the Colombo crime family.

– Jacobson charged between $12,000 and $50,000 per piece.

– He would duck into airport bathroom stalls during transit, break the tamper-proof seal, pocket the winning pieces, and reseal everything before anyone noticed.

– One family claimed three separate $1 million prizes and a Dodge Viper across different states using different names.

– The fraud only unravelled because one of his couriers got drunk at a party and started talking.

– The FBI pulled the winner list and noticed almost every major prize winner lived within driving distance of Jacobson's home.

– They convinced McDonald's to run the contest one final time, wiretapped his phone, then flew to his door posing as a film crew.

– He told them exactly how he found the piece. Every word was a lie. Every word was recorded.

– More than 50 people were arrested simultaneously across multiple states.

– The trial was scheduled to begin on September 10, 2001.

– The next day changed everything and one of the biggest fraud cases in American corporate history disappeared from the front pages forever.

– Jacobson received 37 months. He was the only person in the entire network who served for more than a year.

Every time you peeled a losing game piece off your fries between 1989 and 2001, the winning pieces were already spoken for.

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@SenatorHick Your full of it. It's a cheating scam!

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@HillaryClinton You can discriminate on race.

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@SenSchumer Can’t discriminate on race bub get over it

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@BarackObama FU

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@gtconway3d Your and idiot

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@AntiLeftMemes Thank you Ice

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@JenSiebelNewsom You’re a lost soul.

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

The Jetson ONE personal air vehicle.

Priced at $128,000

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@priscabdrO AS HE SHOULDN'T

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@Tim_Walz Hopefully more than you ripped off.

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@TheMoneyApe Incoming

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@RepShriThanedar Let’s see how long that last bub

[Frank Harrison @fdharrison1]

@CAgovernor Weak and pathetic