Donald Trump Private Citizen

[schuylaar]

I do. Many R wins at state and national level were closely contested.

We also need to stop tolerating this shit.

No accountability..they just keep at it. I heard the four on trial for failed Whitmer kidnapping, one of the defenses is that the FBI wanted to kill Whitmer and was using these guys as scapegoat. Look at Trump.. No accountability..Dems? Stop worrying about decorum..Insurrection gives you a few gray areas in which you'd be justified..c'mon Dems..you can do it!

'I'd be very surprised to see not guilty' | Former U.S. Attorney weighs in on Whitmer kidnap trial

Miles says if the jury comes back with a decision quickly, that's better for the prosecution. But on the other hand, a slower result could lean the other way.

www.wzzm13.com

 

[schuylaar]

Are Republicans still favoured to win the house back?

That’s some serious shit tolerance.

Not if everyone shows like they did for the Presidential. With mail-in voting? The process should be a no brainer and why they're fighting so hard against.

 

[schuylaar]

Easier to just let it die out rather than just say it is over.

Why? Why is it over? They gave us false hopes this whole time..i hate them! But you're just a regular person? And your life is ruined.

 

[cannabineer]

Why? Why is it over? They gave us false hopes this whole time..i hate them! But you're just a regular person? And your life is ruined.

I don’t know. Alvin Bragg spiked his own guns. It reeks of corruption to me.

My long-shot hope is that Bragg is indicted for seditious conspiracy over this act.

 

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Sununu mocks Trump’s sanity at Gridiron dinner
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) roasted former President Trump during the Gridiron Club dinner on Saturday, calling him crazy and joking that if he were in a mental institution “he ain’t getting out.”

“He’s f—ing crazy,” the governor said, according to multiple reports citing those in attendance at the event, known for its roasts of politicians and other figures.

“I don’t think he’s so crazy that you could put him in a mental institution,” Sununu added. “But I think if he were in one, he ain’t getting out.”

Sununu also spoke of Trump’s visit to New Hampshire for a presidential rally, saying the former president insisted the governor ride with him to the venue.

On the ride, Sununu said Trump spoke mostly about his polling numbers before pointing to people along the route whom he said were his fans, according to The Associated Press.

“I can’t help but notice the guy he pointed at, the sign he’s holding says, ‘‘F— Trump’,” the governor said.

The governor delivered his roast to 630 guests at the 137th dinner for Washington’s oldest association of journalists.

For more than a century, every president has addressed the Gridiron, including Trump.

But this year, President Biden did not attend the event, which has not been held for two years amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

“I get the sense even if I’m not at the dinner, I’m going to be on the menu,” Biden said in a video message, according to The Washington Post.

“We hope we’re a link between the way we were and the way we can be again — somehow,” Tom DeFrank, the club’s president, said in a welcome speech, according to the Post. “We need good humor and good fellowship. And more than ever, we need the unity that can come from both.”

Sununu mocks Trump’s sanity at Gridiron dinner

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) roasted former President Trump during the Gridiron Club dinner on Saturday, calling him crazy and joking that if he were in a mental institution “he ain’t …

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EXCLUSIVE Two key tech execs quit Truth Social after troubled app launch
Josh Adams and Billy Boozer - the company’s chiefs of technology and product development - joined the venture last year and quickly became central players in its bid to build a social-media empire, backed by Trump’s powerful brand, to counter what many conservatives deride as “cancel culture” censorship from the left.

Less than a year later, both have resigned their senior posts at a critical juncture for the company’s smartphone-app release plans, according to two sources familiar with the venture.

Exclusive: Two key tech execs quit Truth Social after troubled app launch

The two Southern tech entrepreneurs had the two qualities that Donald Trump’s startup needed: tech-industry expertise and a worldview aligned with the former president.

www.reuters.com

 

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Trump says he wanted to join supporters on Jan. 6 march to Capitol
Trump told the outlet he wanted to join the rally but was told he couldn’t.

“Secret Service said I couldn’t go. I would have gone there in a minute,” Trump said.

The former president also praised the organizers of the rally, some of whom are now facing subpoenas over their conduct on Jan. 6, the Post reports.

Trump said he did not regret telling his supporters to come to Washington or tweeting that the rally would “be wild!” the day of the riot, notes the Post. According to the publication, Trump remained defensive and stood by his actions on Jan. 6 throughout the interview.

“The crowd was far bigger than I even thought. I believe it was the largest crowd I’ve ever spoken to. I don’t know what that means, but you see very few pictures. They don’t want to show pictures, the fake news doesn’t want to show pictures,” Trump said, describing the event. “But this was a tremendous crowd.”

The Post reported that advisers to the former president described him as being excited while watching television during the march and the subsequent attack on the Capitol.

Eventually, nearly three hours after the attack started, Trump listened to the pleas from family and lawmakers and released a video urging his supporters to go home, the Post reports.

Trump told the news outlet that he did not recall getting many phone calls on Jan. 6 and denied removing call logs or using a burner phone that day.

White House call logs given to the committee examining the events of Jan. 6 reportedly had a gap of more than 7 hours, according to multiple outlets.

Throughout the Washington Post interview, Trump refused to accept blame for the Capitol riot, instead accusing Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and the mayor of Washington, D.C., of being responsible for the escalation.

“I thought it was a shame, and I kept asking, ‘Why isn’t she doing something about it? Why isn’t Nancy Pelosi doing something about it? And the mayor of D.C. also.’ The mayor of D.C. and Nancy Pelosi are in charge,” Trump said.

“I hated seeing it. I hated seeing it. And I said, ‘It’s got to be taken care of,’ and I assumed they were taking care of it.

Trump says he wanted to join supporters on Jan. 6 march to Capitol: report

Former President Trump, in an interview published by The Washington Post on Thursday, said that he wanted to march alongside his supporters during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol, but the Sec…

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[Herb & Suds]

Trump says he wanted to join supporters on Jan. 6 march to Capitol
Trump told the outlet he wanted to join the rally but was told he couldn’t.

“Secret Service said I couldn’t go. I would have gone there in a minute,” Trump said.

The former president also praised the organizers of the rally, some of whom are now facing subpoenas over their conduct on Jan. 6, the Post reports.

Trump said he did not regret telling his supporters to come to Washington or tweeting that the rally would “be wild!” the day of the riot, notes the Post. According to the publication, Trump remained defensive and stood by his actions on Jan. 6 throughout the interview.

“The crowd was far bigger than I even thought. I believe it was the largest crowd I’ve ever spoken to. I don’t know what that means, but you see very few pictures. They don’t want to show pictures, the fake news doesn’t want to show pictures,” Trump said, describing the event. “But this was a tremendous crowd.”

The Post reported that advisers to the former president described him as being excited while watching television during the march and the subsequent attack on the Capitol.

Eventually, nearly three hours after the attack started, Trump listened to the pleas from family and lawmakers and released a video urging his supporters to go home, the Post reports.

Trump told the news outlet that he did not recall getting many phone calls on Jan. 6 and denied removing call logs or using a burner phone that day.

White House call logs given to the committee examining the events of Jan. 6 reportedly had a gap of more than 7 hours, according to multiple outlets.

Throughout the Washington Post interview, Trump refused to accept blame for the Capitol riot, instead accusing Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and the mayor of Washington, D.C., of being responsible for the escalation.

“I thought it was a shame, and I kept asking, ‘Why isn’t she doing something about it? Why isn’t Nancy Pelosi doing something about it? And the mayor of D.C. also.’ The mayor of D.C. and Nancy Pelosi are in charge,” Trump said.

“I hated seeing it. I hated seeing it. And I said, ‘It’s got to be taken care of,’ and I assumed they were taking care of it.

Trump says he wanted to join supporters on Jan. 6 march to Capitol: report

Former President Trump, in an interview published by The Washington Post on Thursday, said that he wanted to march alongside his supporters during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol, but the Sec…

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It’s not surprising
He has already dangled pardons if re-elected to the people who tried to subvert democracy
I guarantee if somehow he gets re-elected he will also make a play for more than two terms
I’m still counting on a lightning strike on the golf course
Long odds but maybe this countries only hope

 

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It’s not surprising
He has already dangled pardons if re-elected to the people who tried to subvert democracy
I guarantee if somehow he gets re-elected he will also make a play for more than two terms
I’m still counting on a lightning strike on the golf course
Long odds but maybe this countries only hope

He would have a Secret Service guy holding an umbrella above him and the guy would get it instead.

 

[Herb & Suds]

He would have a Secret Service guy holding an umbrella above him and the guy would get it instead.

Killjoy

 

[Roger A. Shrubber]

Trump says he wanted to join supporters on Jan. 6 march to Capitol
Trump told the outlet he wanted to join the rally but was told he couldn’t.

“Secret Service said I couldn’t go. I would have gone there in a minute,” Trump said.

The former president also praised the organizers of the rally, some of whom are now facing subpoenas over their conduct on Jan. 6, the Post reports.

Trump said he did not regret telling his supporters to come to Washington or tweeting that the rally would “be wild!” the day of the riot, notes the Post. According to the publication, Trump remained defensive and stood by his actions on Jan. 6 throughout the interview.

“The crowd was far bigger than I even thought. I believe it was the largest crowd I’ve ever spoken to. I don’t know what that means, but you see very few pictures. They don’t want to show pictures, the fake news doesn’t want to show pictures,” Trump said, describing the event. “But this was a tremendous crowd.”

The Post reported that advisers to the former president described him as being excited while watching television during the march and the subsequent attack on the Capitol.

Eventually, nearly three hours after the attack started, Trump listened to the pleas from family and lawmakers and released a video urging his supporters to go home, the Post reports.

Trump told the news outlet that he did not recall getting many phone calls on Jan. 6 and denied removing call logs or using a burner phone that day.

White House call logs given to the committee examining the events of Jan. 6 reportedly had a gap of more than 7 hours, according to multiple outlets.

Throughout the Washington Post interview, Trump refused to accept blame for the Capitol riot, instead accusing Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and the mayor of Washington, D.C., of being responsible for the escalation.

“I thought it was a shame, and I kept asking, ‘Why isn’t she doing something about it? Why isn’t Nancy Pelosi doing something about it? And the mayor of D.C. also.’ The mayor of D.C. and Nancy Pelosi are in charge,” Trump said.

“I hated seeing it. I hated seeing it. And I said, ‘It’s got to be taken care of,’ and I assumed they were taking care of it.

Trump says he wanted to join supporters on Jan. 6 march to Capitol: report

Former President Trump, in an interview published by The Washington Post on Thursday, said that he wanted to march alongside his supporters during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol, but the Sec…

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motherfuking cocksucking liar...every time he opens his fucking mouth
and a sizeable portion of the population are fucking stupid enough to vote for the low life piece of shit....and yet people keep telling me we CANNOT have any kind of test to vote, that we have to allow fucking idiots a voice in the process.
well this is what allowing idiots to vote gets us

 

[cannabineer]

motherfuking cocksucking liar...every time he opens his fucking mouth
and a sizeable portion of the population are fucking stupid enough to vote for the low life piece of shit....and yet people keep telling me we CANNOT have any kind of test to vote, that we have to allow fucking idiots a voice in the process.
well this is what allowing idiots to vote gets us

“A test to vote” sounds very prone to corruption. Best protect the rights of idiots while quietly voting for better people, especially in those boring local elections.

 

[Roger A. Shrubber]

“A test to vote” sounds very prone to corruption. Best protect the rights of idiots while quietly voting for better people, especially in those boring local elections.

if everyone took the same basic intelligence test, federally mandated and designed, and those that failed were disinfranchised, it could only help the whole system. we allow people who vote for people like MTG to vote...that should be a test in itself...
you don't even have to tell people they're fucking unqualified idiots, they can still go through the process, they can still think they passed, but their ballot just goes into the pile of rejects...

 

[hanimmal]

if everyone took the same basic intelligence test, federally mandated and designed, and those that failed were disinfranchised, it could only help the whole system. we allow people who vote for people like MTG to vote...that should be a test in itself...
you don't even have to tell people they're fucking unqualified idiots, they can still go through the process, they can still think they passed, but their ballot just goes into the pile of rejects...

Intelligence is not the issue IMO.

They should just have to be held to a ethical requirement to not lie to the American public that they are hired by when they are sworn in and be held accountable with serious charges if they are found to have broken their oaths.

 

[Roger A. Shrubber]

Intelligence is not the issue IMO.

They should just have to be held to a ethical requirement to not lie to the American public that they are hired by when they are sworn in and be held accountable with serious charges if they are found to have broken their oaths.

i really kind of thought that was what the oath was about...
"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter: So help me God.”
that seems pretty clear to me, "i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same" "without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion"...
is that not the same as saying "i will do the job you elected me to do, conscientiously, faithfully, and honestly" ?
the fact that they take this oath and still lie means to me that their word is worthless. if you're going to impose charges for lying in washington, you better build a much larger jail, because about 90% of congress and the senate will be doing some time

 

[DIY-HP-LED]

Well Alvin, within a year we will find out why, or you'll be the US ambassador to Botswana and Donald will have been busted in Georgia with a TV trial. Too many eyeballs on Alvin for corruption and the DOJ is involved too, it's too high profile.
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Trump Criminal Case 'Ongoing': NY Prosecutor Makes Unusual Statement

The New York District Attorney is stoking new interest in the criminal probe into the Trump Organization, making the unusual announcement the criminal probe is “ongoing” after prosecutors involved in the investigation resigned. MSNBC’s Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber is joined by former federal prosecutor Renato Mariotti to discuss the announcement and the state of the probe.

 

[Bear420]

Hannity talks the truth........ "

Watch all of it, It's funny as shit.

 

[Roger A. Shrubber]

 

[Roger A. Shrubber]

https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/14/politics/mitch-mcconnell-donald-trump-scapegoat/index.html

this isn't really news, just restatement of the truth....

 

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Georgia prosecutor details plans for Trump election grand jury
ulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D) will wait until after primary elections next month to begin taking testimony over former President Trump’s alleged push to overturn Georgia’s election results in 2020.

Willis told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that testimony would not begin until June 1, following primary elections scheduled for May 24, in an effort to avoid the appearance of any underlying political motivations.

“I don’t want anyone to say ‘oh, she’s doing this because she wants to influence the outcome of this upcoming election,’ ” Willis told the Journal-Constitution.

“The people will decide the outcome of this upcoming election. It will have nothing to do with this district attorney’s office,” she added.

Raffensperger is facing a primary challenge from Rep. Jody Hice (R-Ga.), who has been endorsed by Trump. The former president also recruited and endorsed former Sen. David Perdue (R-Ga.) to primary Gov. Brian Kemp (R), who also refused Trump’s entreaties to block Biden’s victory.

Selections for a special grand jury in the case are expected to begin on May 2.

Willis also told the outlet that 50 people have voluntarily testified before prosecutors, but she intends to seek subpoenas for at least 30 other people who declined to be interviewed so far.

At a rally in Texas earlier this year, Trump directly mentioned the investigation in Georgia, prompting a request for additional security at the district attorney’s office and home.

“If these radical, vicious, racist prosecutors do anything wrong or illegal, I hope we are going to have in this country the biggest protests we have ever had in Washington, D.C., in New York, in Atlanta and elsewhere because our country and our elections are corrupt,” Trump said at the rally in February.

After that rally, Willis said she had increased security after receiving a number of racist threats.

The investigation is largely focused on a January 2021 phone call between Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R), in which the then-president asked Raffensperger to “find” 11,780 votes to overturn President Biden’s victory in the state.

Trump, who continues to falsely claim he won the 2020 election, has said nothing about the conversation was inappropriate and referred to it as a “perfect phone call.”

Georgia prosecutor details plans for Trump election grand jury

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D) will wait until after primary elections next month to begin taking testimony over former President Trump’s alleged push to overturn Georgia’s e…

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