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[Politics] The 2024 US Election - *MATCH DAY*
- Thread starter Zeberdi
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That's worth a read
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
Albeit, what's the source? Who is "Nate White"? A Google search only seems to point back to that article countlessly reposted. It doesn't really take away from the thrust of the words but does seem a little suspicious.
Edit: OK, found him now: https://twitter.com/Ipitythepoorfo1
I don't care if it's a pen name, it reads true
US Seagull
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Damn adlinthins. Coming to this country. Taking all our words:
Fignon's Ponytail
Well-known member
SCHNECKSVILLE. If ever there was a stereotypical town name that fitted Trumps demographic....
Newt Gingrich - The American People vs. Judicial Corruption
The left’s vicious hostility is so public, the American people have increasingly felt called upon to defend President Trump.
www.gingrich360.com
Brian Fantana
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If you're going off the tweeted image you posted from the courtroom, I'm presuming you realise that is heavily photoshopped and he's not actually in court asleep?! Apologies if I'm being whoosed here....
Newt Gingrich - The American People vs. Judicial Corruption
The left’s vicious hostility is so public, the American people have increasingly felt called upon to defend President Trump.
Have you considered that Trump might actually be a criminal? The people who will work with him tend to be criminals too.
The following people who work/worked for Trump during his presidency (inc his campaign) have been found guilty of crimes and sentenced to prison:
Trump's campaign chairman - Paul Manafort
Trump's campaign vice chariman - Rick Gates
Trump's Advisor and Campaign Aide - Roger Stone
Trump's White House National Security Advisor - Michael Flynn
Trump's White House advisor - Peter Navarro
Trump's campaign advisor - Grorge Papadopoulos
Trump Organization CFO - Allen Weisselberg
Trump's chief strategist - Steve Bannon
Trump's business was found guilty of tax fraud
Trump's lawyers Kenneth Cheseboro and Sidney Powell have plead guilty to election-related crimes
There have been plenty of questions of this thread that you've simply dodged. The truth is that your mind is closed and you have no interest in reality. You're like a religious zealot preaching Trump, but no one here believes anything you say.
Growing up in Australia we listening to the BBC World Service with awe and just knew what they were saying had to be fact. It was an amazing window into the world. It was held in very high esteem. The football scores always made us laugh though...
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
A definite whoosh. Look up Cold War Steve and his images.
It is a documented fact that Trump slumped in his chair and his mouth fell open, so it is a fair guess that he dozed off.
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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You missed his lawyer, Michael Cohen. What was that campaign contribution related charge that he pleaded guilty to again? Something to do with 'Individual-1's presidential election campaign? https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/p...ral-court-eight-counts-including-criminal-tax
I wonder why Cohen chose to do that....?
The real puzzle is not why Trump is currently in court for this, but why it's taken four years from him leaving office to get him into court.
The argument that Trump is being politically prosecuted is utterly self defeating. If the aim of the prosecutions (from multiple agencies) were to stop him from running, then why hasn't the (pretend) author of 'The Art of the Deal' approached them and, I don't know... MADE A DEAL? Perhaps because there is no deal to be made with the law. To be honest my guess is that he would definitely, or already has offer(ed) to disappear to his golf courses if all charges could be dropped and no threat of bankruptcy or prison remained. Nixon, obviously a far cleverer negotiator, got that deal on weaker charges.
He's arguing that politics is trumping (no pun intended) the law, whilst running for office because politics is his only chance of Trumping (pun intended) the law.
A third of the country is so blinded by (genuinely deserved) hatred and mistrust of politics and institutions that they only have to be told that he'll burn everything down to be fully in support of his madness. Well, be careful what you wish for. Yes the modern US government means corruption and self interest and Washington and 'the Swamp' etc, but it also means schools, clean water, buildings not falling down, roads, bins being emptied, police, defence, veterans relief, social security, public healthcare, democracy, the rule of law, etc. etc. etc. and this stupid, greedy and stupid man is quite prepared to burn that all down too if it feathers his nest.
Oops, I thought I'd included him.
Crawley Dingo
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- Mar 31, 2022
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You seem new to this. If you are corrupt and wish to take down a political opponent you go after all those around him, this is how its done in socialist dictatorships.
- Oct 20, 2022
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You seem new to this - If you are the Attorney General and wish to bring down an infamous and powerful criminal you prosecute all those around him and turn them into State Witnesses, this is how it’s done in criminal justice systems.
I don't know why but oddly I'm reminded of Lance Armstrong.
Innocent for years.
All his competition guilty of doping.
Deny, deny, deny.
All around him found guilty.
Witch hunt.
Those closest too him say he's guilty.
Attack the attackers...
...finally admits to not only being guilty but was actually the ring leader micromanaging the whole operation.
Innocent for years.
All his competition guilty of doping.
Deny, deny, deny.
All around him found guilty.
Witch hunt.
Those closest too him say he's guilty.
Attack the attackers...
...finally admits to not only being guilty but was actually the ring leader micromanaging the whole operation.
That's a huge number of miscarriages of justice then. I wonder that the whole of America is not up in arms about it.
Or maybe, just maybe - they are all guilty of what they have been found to have done, or in some cases confessed to having done?
It's difficult to imagine that you're not a spoof account. How about when people are convicted criminals who have served their time in prison, who then get welcomed into Trumps world?