Sources: Cybertruck bomber Matthew Livelsberger’s wife broke up with him days before explosion outside Trump hotel in Las Vegas

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Cybertruck bomber Matthew Livelsberger’s wife broke up with him days before explosion outside Trump hotel in Las Vegas: sources

Matthew Livelsberger left his Colorado Springs home the day after Christmas following an argument with his wife over apparent infidelity, two sources familiar with the investigation told The Post.
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Both stories are very incomplete. There will be a couple of wrong turns, that the alt right will latch onto, before we know the full story.
 
Was Matthew Livelsberger a Trump supporter?


The question of whether Matthew Livelsberger was a Trump supporter has garnered significant attention due to the nature of the incident involving him.

Here's a summary based on available information:

  • Family Statements: Several sources, including statements from family members, indicate that Matthew Livelsberger was a Trump supporter. His uncle, Dean Livelsberger, described him as a "big supporter of Donald Trump" and a "very patriotic soldier" who loved the country. This sentiment was echoed in various reports where his uncle emphasized his nephew's patriotism and support for Trump.
  • Social Media and Public Records: There's conflicting information regarding his political affiliations based on social media and public records. While some posts on X suggest he was a Trump supporter, others claim that his and his wife's social media profiles showed support for Democrat politicians, indicating he might not have been a Trump supporter. Additionally, he was registered as a "No Labels" voter, which adds another layer of complexity to his political stance.
  • Investigative Reports: News outlets like The Daily Beast and Newsweek have reported on his supposed support for Trump, with some accounts suggesting he voted for Trump in November. However, the reliability of these reports can vary as they often rely on secondary sources or social media claims which are not always verified.

Given the mix of family statements, social media evidence, and voter registration data, it's challenging to draw a definitive conclusion without further official investigation or confirmation.

@Grok
 
That he was deeply involved in the Imperial Empires operation in Ukraine, which has been lost, is the most interesting thing.
 
“We are being led by weak and feckless leadership who only serve to enrich themselves,” try peaceful means first, but be prepared to fight to get the Dems out of the federal government and military by any means necessary. They all must go, and a hard reset must occur for our country to avoid collapse.”
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I agree, except that it is too late to avoid collapse, we are in collapse, we are the prize fighter that has been TKO'ed but has not hit the mat yet (Neil Oliver).

20-30 years ago we would have had a shot.
 
Diogenes said:
Was Matthew Livelsberger a Trump supporter?


The question of whether Matthew Livelsberger was a Trump supporter has garnered significant attention due to the nature of the incident involving him.

Here's a summary based on available information:

  • Family Statements: Several sources, including statements from family members, indicate that Matthew Livelsberger was a Trump supporter. His uncle, Dean Livelsberger, described him as a "big supporter of Donald Trump" and a "very patriotic soldier" who loved the country. This sentiment was echoed in various reports where his uncle emphasized his nephew's patriotism and support for Trump.
  • Social Media and Public Records: There's conflicting information regarding his political affiliations based on social media and public records. While some posts on X suggest he was a Trump supporter, others claim that his and his wife's social media profiles showed support for Democrat politicians, indicating he might not have been a Trump supporter. Additionally, he was registered as a "No Labels" voter, which adds another layer of complexity to his political stance.
  • Investigative Reports: News outlets like The Daily Beast and Newsweek have reported on his supposed support for Trump, with some accounts suggesting he voted for Trump in November. However, the reliability of these reports can vary as they often rely on secondary sources or social media claims which are not always verified.

Given the mix of family statements, social media evidence, and voter registration data, it's challenging to draw a definitive conclusion without further official investigation or confirmation.

@Grok
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Hawkeye10 said:
I agree, except that it is too late to avoid collapse, we are in collapse, we are the prize fighter that has been TKO'ed but has not hit the mat yet (Neil Oliver).

20-30 years ago we would have had a shot.
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you just have a loser attitude.

there is no fate.

everything can change overnite, loser face.
 
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