National File:
Dan Bongino revealed on his show on Wednesday that he is no longer involved in the “day-to-day” management of Parler, after Rebekah Mercer exerted control over the company.
Eyebrows were first raised about Bongino’s involvement in Parler when, responding to a National File report this week on the new interim CEO of the company, Mark Meckler, and his involvement in a project that could let George Soros rewrite the constitution, Bongino confirmed that he had “no relationship” with Meckler, and had never even met him, despite ostensibly being a co-owner.
Speaking on his show on Wednesday, Bongino revealed that as of then, he is “no longer involved really with the day-to-day” running of Parler. “I’m sorry, I’ve got a lot going on in my life,” Bongino said, but confirmed that he is still an investor in Parler, and will “remain such for as long as I want my money and assets tied up in there”: Keep reading
I don’t know when Bongino found out when the Mercers started to run Parler, but when I found out they took over, I quit Parler.
The Mercers are elitist and they are personal info data miners. And they’re pretty much like the Koch family.
No thanks.
I’m not telling anyone to quit Parler, I’m just saying, like with any other Twitter-like platform, watch who they align themselves with and when they email you the ‘users rights’ updates, READ THEM.
Ok, back to the beginning, but not the drawing baord. We know now the trap of websites being hosted by swamp scum servers.
Whoever builds a conservative server farm is going to be a very rich person or company.
Could we do a crowdfunding to finance a conservative server farm?
Never heard him say he was anything other than an investor.
I wouldn’t…
I would like to delete my account but I can never get in.
Bongino was used as a dupe and mouthpiece for marketing to conservatives. At this point, he’s doing face-saving. I would not be surprised to see him quietly exit when Parler is doing well enough that his shares can being a decent price.
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