Another indicator of how far Rudi’s fallen: he of ALL people has no business being such a loose cannon - such a witless, clumsy, Dunning-Kruger extravaganza of fail, that man.
Forgery with a deal is better than Ricco without one!
I wonder if all the cocaine masked the damage all the alcohol was doing.
Umm…what?
I think he means forgery can be plea-bargained
I dunno what the deal with the 8 electors are, but their lawyer never offered them the deal when they should have and was removed from the case over it. It might have something to do with cutting them slack for cooperation and they might not be indicted at all.
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a vote for Manchin is a vote for the GOP.Axelrod warns Cornel West bid could tip election to Trump
Democratic strategist David Axelrod said the Green Party bid by academic Cornel West could draw votes away from President Biden, leading to a victory for former President Trump.
“In 2016, the Green Party played an outsized role in tipping the election to Donald Trump. Now, with Cornel West as their likely nominee, they could easily do it again. Risky business,” he tweeted.
West is seeking the Green Party nomination as a progressive candidate, driven by a pursuit for social and economic justice, he said in a campaign announcement.
Axelrod compared West to 2016 Green Party candidate Jill Stein, who some blamed for splitting the vote for Hillary Clinton in key electoral states, potentially causing Clinton’s electoral loss to former President Trump.
Stein won more votes than Trump’s margin of victory in Wisconsin and Michigan, states which would have tipped the outcome of the election if Clinton had won them.
Democrats have raised concerns over attempts to float third party candidates in a Biden-Trump 2024 matchup, including by West and by the organization “No Labels,” who have pledged to put forth a “unity ticket,” which would exist outside the two-party system.
Republican strategists have shared similar concerns, with former Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway saying West poses a big threat to Biden’s campaign.
A poll last month found that nearly half of voters would at least consider a third party candidate in a second Biden-Trump matchup. The most popular potential candidates in that poll were Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) and former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.). Sanders has backed Biden, while Manchin and Cheney have not publicly announced their 2024 plans.
Axelrod warns Cornel West bid could tip election to Trump
Democratic strategist David Axelrod said the Green Party bid by academic Cornel West could draw votes away from President Biden, leading to a victory for former President Trump. “In 2016, the Green…
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Nearly a quarter of Republicans say classified docs charges make them more likely to support Trump: poll
More than 20 percent of Republicans surveyed said certain criminal charges against former President Trump have made them more likely to support him in the 2024 election, according to a new Ipsos poll released Thursday.
About 24 percent of polled Republicans say the charges in the classified documents investigation make them more likely to support Trump, while 21 percent said the same with regard to the 34-count indictment related to falsified business records in a Manhattan court case.
Trump was charged with 37 felonies related to alleged mishandling of classified documents at his Florida home. He also faces 34 criminal counts related to falsifying business records in a case in which he allegedly made hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
The largest proportion of Americans identifying with any party said the cases hurt their opinion of Trump or don’t change their likelihood of supporting him, 41 and 37 percent respectively.
If Trump is found guilty on the charges, about 10 percent of Republicans said they would be more likely to support him.
The findings support polling from last month that found that a majority of Americans, and approximately 80 percent of Republicans, believe that the criminal charges are politically motivated.
The survey also found that most Democrats believe Trump is guilty, while Republicans are split. Most Americans also want Trump’s trial to take place before the 2024 election.
The Ipsos poll has a margin of error of 3.8 points. It was conducted in late June after Trump had been indicted in both cases. Some 1,005 American adults were surveyed, including 374 Republicans, 441 Democrats and 122 independents.
Nearly a quarter of Republicans say classified docs charges make them more likely to support Trump: poll
More than 20 percent of Republicans surveyed said certain criminal charges against former President Trump have made them more likely to support him in the 2024 election, according to a new Ipsos po…
I always thought well of Dr West, but this seems like a sketchy move, which kinda bruises my impression of himAxelrod warns Cornel West bid could tip election to Trump
Democratic strategist David Axelrod said the Green Party bid by academic Cornel West could draw votes away from President Biden, leading to a victory for former President Trump.
“In 2016, the Green Party played an outsized role in tipping the election to Donald Trump. Now, with Cornel West as their likely nominee, they could easily do it again. Risky business,” he tweeted.
West is seeking the Green Party nomination as a progressive candidate, driven by a pursuit for social and economic justice, he said in a campaign announcement.
Axelrod compared West to 2016 Green Party candidate Jill Stein, who some blamed for splitting the vote for Hillary Clinton in key electoral states, potentially causing Clinton’s electoral loss to former President Trump.
Stein won more votes than Trump’s margin of victory in Wisconsin and Michigan, states which would have tipped the outcome of the election if Clinton had won them.
Democrats have raised concerns over attempts to float third party candidates in a Biden-Trump 2024 matchup, including by West and by the organization “No Labels,” who have pledged to put forth a “unity ticket,” which would exist outside the two-party system.
Republican strategists have shared similar concerns, with former Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway saying West poses a big threat to Biden’s campaign.
A poll last month found that nearly half of voters would at least consider a third party candidate in a second Biden-Trump matchup. The most popular potential candidates in that poll were Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) and former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.). Sanders has backed Biden, while Manchin and Cheney have not publicly announced their 2024 plans.
Axelrod warns Cornel West bid could tip election to Trump
Democratic strategist David Axelrod said the Green Party bid by academic Cornel West could draw votes away from President Biden, leading to a victory for former President Trump. “In 2016, the Green…
This says so much - and all the wrong thingsNearly a quarter of Republicans say classified docs charges make them more likely to support Trump: poll
More than 20 percent of Republicans surveyed said certain criminal charges against former President Trump have made them more likely to support him in the 2024 election, according to a new Ipsos poll released Thursday.
About 24 percent of polled Republicans say the charges in the classified documents investigation make them more likely to support Trump, while 21 percent said the same with regard to the 34-count indictment related to falsified business records in a Manhattan court case.
Trump was charged with 37 felonies related to alleged mishandling of classified documents at his Florida home. He also faces 34 criminal counts related to falsifying business records in a case in which he allegedly made hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
The largest proportion of Americans identifying with any party said the cases hurt their opinion of Trump or don’t change their likelihood of supporting him, 41 and 37 percent respectively.
If Trump is found guilty on the charges, about 10 percent of Republicans said they would be more likely to support him.
The findings support polling from last month that found that a majority of Americans, and approximately 80 percent of Republicans, believe that the criminal charges are politically motivated.
The survey also found that most Democrats believe Trump is guilty, while Republicans are split. Most Americans also want Trump’s trial to take place before the 2024 election.
The Ipsos poll has a margin of error of 3.8 points. It was conducted in late June after Trump had been indicted in both cases. Some 1,005 American adults were surveyed, including 374 Republicans, 441 Democrats and 122 independents.
Nearly a quarter of Republicans say classified docs charges make them more likely to support Trump: poll
More than 20 percent of Republicans surveyed said certain criminal charges against former President Trump have made them more likely to support him in the 2024 election, according to a new Ipsos po…
This rather supports the idea that No Labels is a conservative spoiler. Who has tax policy like this? Certainly not centrists. From Wiki.No Labels does look like a Judas goat for the fascists. Advancing cryptocon Manchin as their lead candidate is not a good look.
Interesting and somewhat creepy read:
Judas Goats: Agriculture’s Bizarre, Drug-Addicted Masters of Deceit Once Ruled the Killing Floor
In one of the most bizarre spectacles in agriculture history, nicotine-addicted Judas goats once led sheep to slaughter down livestock’s version of the green mile.www.agweb.com
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Axelrod warns Cornel West bid could tip election to Trump
Democratic strategist David Axelrod said the Green Party bid by academic Cornel West could draw votes away from President Biden, leading to a victory for former President Trump.
“In 2016, the Green Party played an outsized role in tipping the election to Donald Trump. Now, with Cornel West as their likely nominee, they could easily do it again. Risky business,” he tweeted.
West is seeking the Green Party nomination as a progressive candidate, driven by a pursuit for social and economic justice, he said in a campaign announcement.
Axelrod compared West to 2016 Green Party candidate Jill Stein, who some blamed for splitting the vote for Hillary Clinton in key electoral states, potentially causing Clinton’s electoral loss to former President Trump.
Stein won more votes than Trump’s margin of victory in Wisconsin and Michigan, states which would have tipped the outcome of the election if Clinton had won them.
Democrats have raised concerns over attempts to float third party candidates in a Biden-Trump 2024 matchup, including by West and by the organization “No Labels,” who have pledged to put forth a “unity ticket,” which would exist outside the two-party system.
Republican strategists have shared similar concerns, with former Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway saying West poses a big threat to Biden’s campaign.
A poll last month found that nearly half of voters would at least consider a third party candidate in a second Biden-Trump matchup. The most popular potential candidates in that poll were Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) and former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.). Sanders has backed Biden, while Manchin and Cheney have not publicly announced their 2024 plans.
Axelrod warns Cornel West bid could tip election to Trump
Democratic strategist David Axelrod said the Green Party bid by academic Cornel West could draw votes away from President Biden, leading to a victory for former President Trump. “In 2016, the Green…