45th President Of The United States, Donald Trump (Vol. 14)

[Byker28i]

Magamob news
Marine Corps veteran Ryan Nichols has been sentenced to 63 months in prison and $200,000 fine for assaulting police during trumps insurrection attempt.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-departmen...

[Byker28i]

Wyoming has purged 28% of its voters

https://wyofile.com/wyoming-voids-28-of-its-voter-...

[Byker28i]

Mote attempts of delay in the stolen docs case.

In motion to indefinitely put off key CIPA § 5 notice, Nauta’s lawyer notes in footnote that he will now be unavailable, trying another client’s case, from 26 Aug until at least end sept, and maybe into Oct. They are also on holiday in August

[Byker28i]

trump was mocked yesterday for posts for calling the FDNY as NYFD. Someones gone through and just deleted all those posts from TS now.

i.e.


It was another staged photo op where trump took pizzas


Surprised they tolerate him after his false claims of being at ground zero after 9/11

Good job in holding the boxes the right way up...ohhh

Edited by Byker28i on Friday 3rd May 07:16

[McGee_22]

Byker28i said:

Wyoming has purged 28% of its voters

https://wyofile.com/wyoming-voids-28-of-its-voter-...

Reading through that it appears that this isn’t a recently installed system of ‘if you didn’t vote last time you have to re-register to vote next time’ but rather one that has been in practice for 50 years or so, so the 1970’s sometime. Whilst it seems abrupt and harsh it does two things rather well; it purges the electoral roll of those who have died or have no interest in voting and keeps those who have an interest in governance on top of either voting or registering.

[Byker28i]

Just a reminder that trumps lawyer Blanche claiming trump was defending himself against Cohen when he broke the gag order. The Vonstzenpants was last december
https://twitter.com/i/status/1740495517946384434

[Byker28i]

McGee_22 said:

Byker28i said:

Wyoming has purged 28% of its voters

https://wyofile.com/wyoming-voids-28-of-its-voter-...

Reading through that it appears that this isn’t a recently installed system of ‘if you didn’t vote last time you have to re-register to vote next time’ but rather one that has been in practice for 50 years or so, so the 1970’s sometime. Whilst it seems abrupt and harsh it does two things rather well; it purges the electoral roll of those who have died or have no interest in voting and keeps those who have an interest in governance on top of either voting or registering.

Interesting way to maintain the roll though, and quite drastic? Don't vote you get removed and have to register again?
I found it surprising.

[Byker28i]

Here it comes, trump now claims he can't testify because he's gagged.

By his lawyer maybe
https://twitter.com/i/status/1786132874380333155

[Byker28i]

Except for the many reports that his mouth goes slack and his head rolls to the side or drops down.

[psi310398]

Byker28i said:

Wyoming has purged 28% of its voters

https://wyofile.com/wyoming-voids-28-of-its-voter-...

So that’s potentially around 100,000 people dropped (although IIRC it is a disproportionately elderly population so many voters might have died since the last enrolment).

That said, an odd way of going about business.

And, what with the emphasis on states’ rights, Wyoming has a disproportionate influence in the Senate.

[DanL]

Byker28i said:

Good job in holding the boxes the right way up...ohhh

The boxes look the right way up to me in this photo?

[Kowalski655]

Byker28i said:

Except for the many reports that his mouth goes slack and his head rolls to the side or drops down.

"Beautiful blue eyes!!"
Surrounded by an ugly orange face!

[mikeiow]

Kowalski655 said:

Byker28i said:

Except for the many reports that his mouth goes slack and his head rolls to the side or drops down.

"Beautiful blue eyes!!"
Surrounded by an ugly orange face!

Only proves how right Biden was when he said he was fighting a 6yr-old

Honestly, what a narcissistic lump of lard the tangerine turd is

[cookie1600]

Byker28i said:

Good job in holding the boxes the right way up...ohhh

I thought humpty-trumpty had people to carry (and hide) all his boxes for him?

Edited by cookie1600 on Friday 3rd May 08:28

[Bonefish Blues]

As a side note, I'm enjoying Mooch's insights on TRiP US, an insider (ish) telling it like it is, and witty with it.

[oddman]

Bonefish Blues said:

As a side note, I'm enjoying Mooch's insights on TRiP US, an insider (ish) telling it like it is, and witty with it.

Agree well worth half an hour of your time.

The TRiP Leading interview was fantastic - said something like 'the only person who hates Trump more than my wife is Melania'

[Blackpuddin]

This expert thinks the case will 'hang' because it's so complex, meaning there's a chance that at least one juror will find it too hard to convict.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2swZw5dpCsQ

[ScotHill]

Byker28i said:

Interesting way to maintain the roll though, and quite drastic? Don't vote you get removed and have to register again?
I found it surprising.

Apparently you can re-register on the day with whatever ID you would need to bring to vote anyway, with a couple of exceptions. Seems like a non-story, in relation to Trump anyway, just the way things have worked for years.

[barryrs]

Byker28i said:

Interesting way to maintain the roll though, and quite drastic? Don't vote you get removed and have to register again?
I found it surprising.

Clearly a long established procedure; however, I also find it surprising.

Seems to target those less inclined to vote on a regular basis which has the potential to benefit the republicans.

Everyone was up in arms here at the prospect of showing photo id, can you imagine the uproar if we adopted a use it or lose it policy!

[McGee_22]

barryrs said:

Byker28i said:

Interesting way to maintain the roll though, and quite drastic? Don't vote you get removed and have to register again?
I found it surprising.

Clearly a long established procedure; however, I also find it surprising.

Seems to target those less inclined to vote on a regular basis which has the potential to benefit the republicans.

Everyone was up in arms here at the prospect of showing photo id, can you imagine the uproar if we adopted a use it or lose it policy!

Perhaps it’s my odd sense of perspective but I see it as the opposite end of the spectrum to compulsory voting - both systems are there to reduce and discourage voter apathy which, let’s be fair, can be a danger to and sometimes the death of democracy’s.