2020 US Election

[usagi]

19 minutes ago, Upset man said:

 

 

 

[Rubin Farr]

 

[Nebraska]

i wonder if any of those farmers have regrets of having a bunch of ugly loser kids, not that they would, but it's certainly possible 😛

[trying to be less rude]

 

[Upset man]

Indicted? 

[trying to be less rude]

not sure what the charges are yet but this is not the big one. just ny state getting him for the crime cohen did time for. will be interesting to see the unsealed indictment and charges. looks like trump org exec weiselberg may have flipped, there may be a couple other related charges

 

nice to see a state set the precedent. states indicting former presidents is much cleaner than feds indicting former presidents. 

 

but in this case the feds should and may. the one we are waiting for is the feds indicting him for his failed coup, probably the worst crime in american history

Edited 17 hours ago by trying to be less rude

[Nebraska]

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/110114627876562286

[Upset man]

15 minutes ago, trying to be less rude said:

not sure what the charges are yet but this is not the big one. just ny state getting him for the crime cohen did time for. will be interesting to see the unsealed indictment and charges. looks like trump org exec weiselberg may have flipped, there may be a couple other related charges

 

nice to see a state set the precedent. states indicting former presidents is much cleaner than feds indicting former presidents. 

 

but in this case the feds should and may. the one we are waiting for is the feds indicting him for his failed coup, probably the worst crime in american history

Yeah and georgia

5 minutes ago, Nebraska said:

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/110114627876562286

Hahaha shit “indicated”

[randomsummer]

1 hour ago, Upset man said:

Hahaha shit “indicated”

covfefe

 

I'm no lawyer, but Georgia seems like it would be easier to prosecute compared to Jan. 6th.  "We just need to find....   18,000 votes."  Oh okay fuckhead, brb gonna go check the lost and found at the polling stations across the state.

[trying to be less rude]

19 minutes ago, randomsummer said:

covfefe

 

I'm no lawyer, but Georgia seems like it would be easier to prosecute compared to Jan. 6th.  "We just need to find....   18,000 votes."  Oh okay fuckhead, brb gonna go check the lost and found at the polling stations across the state.

the georgia case looks likely to result in indictment. the mar a lago documents case also does. i have a feeling that smith will bring an indictment for the coup, too. 

Edited 15 hours ago by trying to be less rude

[ignatius]

hopefully this makes the other "indicatedments" come more easily since the seal has been broken by the NYC DA w/the hush money case. what a fucking shitshow.. endless shit show. 

 

edit: also worth remembering this DA is the guy who took over for the previous DA who had worked hard on the case against trump for inflating the value of his assets and lying to the IRS and state tax agencies. two of the attorneys working on that in the DA office resigned in protest because according to them it was a solid case and perhaps a better one than this one the DA is going forward with. 

so, not putting on a tinfoil hat but sometimes things smell funny

Edited 13 hours ago by ignatius

[trying to be less rude]

"more than 30 counts related to business fraud" so i guess not the porn star

 

indictment to be unsealed in coming days

[usagi]

4 hours ago, trying to be less rude said:

his failed coup, probably the worst crime in american history

lol

[chenGOD]

3 hours ago, trying to be less rude said:

"more than 30 counts related to business fraud" so i guess not the porn star

 

indictment to be unsealed in coming days

I've been reading the number 34 counts being tossed around, but no actual evidence to back it up - the indictment is sealed so not sure where they are getting that number from.

 

Anyways:

 

 

And a decent summary of things here: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/manhattan-grand-jury-voted-whether-indict-trump-rcna73588

 

And Robert Reich provides a decent analysis of three criticisms that will likely come up here: https://robertreich.substack.com/p/trump-is-indicted

 

[zero]

so now we wait...and wait...and wait...for this to get dragged out in the legal system for even longer. donnie's lawyers file appeals, or whatever they do to make this drag out more. this is where donnie's carny smarts prevail...have allowed him to survive all these years as a con man out in the open. twist the legal system around and around and around so everyone is so confused, meanwhile donald slips out the back door.

sadly, I don't think there will ever be true justice for what trump has done to America. you could argue if it wasn't him, would have been someone else of his ilk. that he was elevated through the disgruntled maga population, and if not donnie than someone else would have been in his place. but it wasn't someone else, it was trump. and he deserves to be hanged in public for the hatred/violence/bigotry he has sought to normalize in this country. but that won't happen. he'll never get the prison ass rapings or cartel style torture he deserves. instead, he could very well come back from all this, and eek out another term. zero lessons learned. modern day reality is such a fuckin trip man.