45th President of the United States, Donald Trump (Vol. 12)

[Byker28i]

Page 499, not long until we start a new thread and open up to banned posters

[98elise]

Blackpuddin said:

Byker28i said:

Dominion want full trial for everyone they are suing, including Powell, Giuliani etc. They say in the filing that they show a lack of remorse and continue to double down on their lies and so don't believe any realistic possibility of settlement exists.

Really hoping that Dominion get somewhere with this if only to kill off the Trump Playbook Rule No 1 of doubling down on everything until the other side gives in. Trump has obviously told all these other mugs that's the way forward, it's always worked for me etc etc, but they won't have anything like the same power to stick it out to the bitter end.

Agreed. I would love to see this go through the courts and see them try to defend the lies.

[Kinky]

Byker28i said:

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[Slaav]

Kinky said:

Byker28i said:

Page 499, not long until we start a new thread and open up to banned posters

Ah go on, go on, go on.... as Mrs Doyle might say

[Byker28i]

Kinky said:

Byker28i said:

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Kinkys on the case

[Kinky]

Slaav said:

Kinky said:

Byker28i said:

Page 499, not long until we start a new thread and open up to banned posters

Ah go on, go on, go on.... as Mrs Doyle might say

Ya will, ya will, ya will, ya will, [repeat ad nauseum]

[Mr Tracy]

6000 pages and Trump still walks free

[goldbazinga]

Mr Tracy said:

6000 pages and Trump still walks free

Except when walking down inclines - BAZINGA!

[moffspeed]

Indiana congressman Jim Banks tweeted this out yesterday, apparently without a hint of irony:








Well…...a long time ago, there was that fat guy who called the Press "fakenooz" and "the enemy of the people".

[Byker28i]

trumps legacy...?

For the first time in Michigan's recorded history, deaths outpaced births in 2020, a situation worsened by the wave of deaths from COVID-19. In the first year of the pandemic, 104,149 babies were born in Michigan but 117,087 people died in the state.
https://eu.freep.com/story/news/health/2022/01/26/...

[Byker28i]

The Atlantic pointing out just how many people Giuliani/trump are dragging down with them over the faked election certificates, with added details of 2 new states, Pennsylvania and New Mexico

59 phony GOP electors signed on behalf of the trump campaign, in the 7 states known about so far.
11 in Arizona, 16 in Georgia and Michigan, 6 in Nevada and 10 in Wisconsin.
The number rises to 83 if provisional fake electors submitted by New Mexico (5) and Pennsylvania (20) are included.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/01/...

Multiple state attorneys general have submitted criminal referrals to the Department of Justice over the scheme, which Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco said are being reviewed as part of "ongoing investigations."

[Byker28i]

Al Gorithum said:

Byker28i said:

They changed it to say the memo said that platforms restricted conservative content, when it actually said 'misinformation and extreme content.'"

Irony much?

Actually - weird when you think trump smoozed Zuckerberg to get him to agree to continue the policy of not fact-checking and would take a light hand against conservative media and the Trump administration,
as revealed in a new book
https://dworkinreport.com/2022/01/25/author-reveal...

[5 In a Row]

Byker28i said:

The Atlantic pointing out just how many people Giuliani/trump are dragging down with them over the faked election certificates, with added details of 2 new states, Pennsylvania and New Mexico

59 phony GOP electors signed on behalf of the trump campaign, in the 7 states known about so far.
11 in Arizona, 16 in Georgia and Michigan, 6 in Nevada and 10 in Wisconsin.
The number rises to 83 if provisional fake electors submitted by New Mexico (5) and Pennsylvania (20) are included.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/01/...

Multiple state attorneys general have submitted criminal referrals to the Department of Justice over the scheme, which Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco said are being reviewed as part of "ongoing investigations."

You've got to wonder how stupid these people are to have fallen for this.
I mean surely you don't get into a position whereby you're identified, even by someone fraudulently in the Trump sphere, as being worthy of providing a signature if you've been a street bum all your working life?
These people must've been in a reasonable position of authority to make it worthwhile using them but they've obviously been stupid enough to fall for the Big Lie

[Al Gorithum]

Byker28i said:

The Atlantic pointing out just how many people Giuliani/trump are dragging down with them over the faked election certificates, with added details of 2 new states, Pennsylvania and New Mexico

59 phony GOP electors signed on behalf of the trump campaign, in the 7 states known about so far.
11 in Arizona, 16 in Georgia and Michigan, 6 in Nevada and 10 in Wisconsin.
The number rises to 83 if provisional fake electors submitted by New Mexico (5) and Pennsylvania (20) are included.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/01/...

Multiple state attorneys general have submitted criminal referrals to the Department of Justice over the scheme, which Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco said are being reviewed as part of "ongoing investigations."

Imagine calling yourselves The party of Law and Order.

Then imagine idiots actually believing that garbage.

FFS

[Vizsla]

Mr Tracy said:

6000 pages and Trump still walks free

I share your frustration. However, think Watergate, took 2 years to slowly and painfully expose the truth, with Nixon using everything in his considerable power as incumbent president to hamper the investigation. Work up from the bottom of the rancid heap, people will eventually sink him to save their own necks.

[Blackpuddin]

moffspeed said:

Indiana congressman Jim Banks tweeted this out yesterday, apparently without a hint of irony:

Grimly hilarious. Such a shortfall in general awareness (let alone self awareness) would be shameful in anyone but it's nothing short of ridiculous in a congressman. How in all that's holy do these people rise so far above their pay grade??

[captain_cynic]

Vizsla said:

I share your frustration. However, think Watergate, took 2 years to slowly and painfully expose the truth, with Nixon using everything in his considerable power as incumbent president to hamper the investigation. Work up from the bottom of the rancid heap, people will eventually sink him to save their own necks.

Yep. This one is going much faster than Watergate.

In any free and fair legal system the onus is always on the prosecution and advantage to the defender (as it should be mind you) so the prosecution needs an iron clad case where as Trump only needs to establish reaonsbale doubt.

However since the begining theyve treated the investigation like they would take down a mafia Don. So I have no doubt they'll get Trump unless he dies first.

[Vizsla]

captain_cynic said:

So I have no doubt they'll get Trump unless he dies first.

Win-win then!

[Centurion07]

They need to get him BEFORE he dies.

I want that to suffer.

[Electro1980]

Blackpuddin said:

Grimly hilarious. Such a shortfall in general awareness (let alone self awareness) would be shameful in anyone but it's nothing short of ridiculous in a congressman. How in all that's holy do these people rise so far above their pay grade??

We value people we like far too much over ability. Most politicians, CEOs and the like get where they are because they can influence people, not because they are skilled or knowledgeable.