DIY-HP-LED
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Let's talk about Powell's deal and second guessing....
TRUMP CONVICTED
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Let's talk about Powell's deal and second guessing....
DIY-HP-LED
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BudmanTX
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you can't write this, this is just 2 funny......
:knock: :knock: hey thumpy........you were out of office...which means they can procecute you....dumbass
:knock: :knock: hey thumpy........you were out of office...which means they can procecute you....dumbass
DIY-HP-LED
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Is that Republican Jesus or his new lawyer? I suppose only God could help Donald now with a genuine miracle, actually several would be needed just to get Donald out of shit.
DIY-HP-LED
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Shows on, and Donald will be watching on TV for a preview of his future...
BudmanTX
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Triple H the wrestler is my vote
DIY-HP-LED
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I think Donald is coming close to getting locked up, even before being disqualified and the moment he is disqualified, the odds go up he will be jailed for violating court orders.
DIY-HP-LED
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The cheese took the cheese and is now a rat in a trap!
DIY-HP-LED
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Donald now has 3 codefendants in Georgia pleading out and ratting out, with no preview of the case against him and others, who will also probably plead out before trial. Meanwhile Jack can use 2 of them at least in his DC case against Trump and later against others. Both state and federal cases are synergistic, each feeding off the other to make both more powerful cases, since they cover many of the same events and conspiracies. Cheese and Kracken have yet to make a deal with Jack and he will squeeze them dry.
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Chesebro becomes second Trump lawyer to plead guilty in Georgia
Kenneth Chesebro, an attorney who wrote a series of memos devising the Trump campaign’s alternate electors strategy in 2020, pleaded guilty to one felony Friday after reaching a deal with Georgia prosecutors in their election interference case.
Chesebro, 62, was set to go to trial on Monday and would have become the first defendant in the case to do so.
He has now avoided that prospect at the last minute by pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit filing false documents during a brief proceeding before Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee.
His guilty plea comes one day after Sidney Powell – a former Trump campaign lawyer who was set to be tried next week alongside him – accepted a plea deal with Georgia prosecutors. Powell pleaded guilty to six misdemeanor counts and was sentenced to six years of probation.
A third defendant, former bail bondsman Scott Hall, pleaded guilty last month to five misdemeanor counts.
Like his two co-defendants who previously took plea deals, Chesebro agreed to testify truthfully in any future case proceedings and write a letter of apology to Georgia citizens, which Chesebro and prosecutors both said was already written.
Chesebro was also sentenced to five years of probation, 100 hours of community service and ordered to pay $5,000 in restitution.
He entered McAfee’s courtroom Friday afternoon flanked by his legal team after some 450 prospective jurors spent the morning filling out a lengthy questionnaire ahead of the expected trial.
Chesebro was originally charged with seven felony counts linked to the alternate electors scheme, for which he drafted multiple memos detailing strategies for how slates of pro-Trump individuals could falsely claim to be their states’ valid electors.
Under the plea agreement, Chesebro will only be charged with one of those counts, conspiracy to commit filing false documents.
The two Trump-aligned lawyers, Chesebro and Powell, became tied after they each invoked their right to a speedy trial, effectively severing their cases from the other 17 defendants and significantly hastening the timeline.
Chesebro had originally hoped to get his charges tossed through various pre-trial motions. But the judge in recent days had rejected those efforts on a rolling basis, denying Chesebro’s final dismissal attempt Wednesday evening.
thehill.com
Kenneth Chesebro, an attorney who wrote a series of memos devising the Trump campaign’s alternate electors strategy in 2020, pleaded guilty to one felony Friday after reaching a deal with Georgia prosecutors in their election interference case.
Chesebro, 62, was set to go to trial on Monday and would have become the first defendant in the case to do so.
He has now avoided that prospect at the last minute by pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit filing false documents during a brief proceeding before Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee.
His guilty plea comes one day after Sidney Powell – a former Trump campaign lawyer who was set to be tried next week alongside him – accepted a plea deal with Georgia prosecutors. Powell pleaded guilty to six misdemeanor counts and was sentenced to six years of probation.
A third defendant, former bail bondsman Scott Hall, pleaded guilty last month to five misdemeanor counts.
Like his two co-defendants who previously took plea deals, Chesebro agreed to testify truthfully in any future case proceedings and write a letter of apology to Georgia citizens, which Chesebro and prosecutors both said was already written.
Chesebro was also sentenced to five years of probation, 100 hours of community service and ordered to pay $5,000 in restitution.
He entered McAfee’s courtroom Friday afternoon flanked by his legal team after some 450 prospective jurors spent the morning filling out a lengthy questionnaire ahead of the expected trial.
Chesebro was originally charged with seven felony counts linked to the alternate electors scheme, for which he drafted multiple memos detailing strategies for how slates of pro-Trump individuals could falsely claim to be their states’ valid electors.
Under the plea agreement, Chesebro will only be charged with one of those counts, conspiracy to commit filing false documents.
The two Trump-aligned lawyers, Chesebro and Powell, became tied after they each invoked their right to a speedy trial, effectively severing their cases from the other 17 defendants and significantly hastening the timeline.
Chesebro had originally hoped to get his charges tossed through various pre-trial motions. But the judge in recent days had rejected those efforts on a rolling basis, denying Chesebro’s final dismissal attempt Wednesday evening.
Chesebro becomes second Trump lawyer to plead guilty in Georgia
Kenneth Chesebro, an attorney who wrote a series of memos devising the Trump campaign’s alternate electors strategy in 2020, pleaded guilty to one felony Friday after reaching a deal with Georgia p…
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OMG there just aren't enough Nelson Muntz memes, we need another 40 seasons of The Simpsons.
BudmanTX
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he is so SCREWED....
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Leading news article.
Judge Raises Jail Threat at Trump for Defying Gag Order
The judge presiding over Donald Trump's New York fraud trial raised the possibility of jail time for the former president over his "blatant violation of the gag order" the judge issued earlier this month, according to multiple reports.
New York state Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron made the remarks from the bench after it was brought to his attention that Trump never deleted a post he shared about the judge's principal law clerk Allison Greenfield. According to the website Meidas Touch, the offending post remained on Trump's website Thursday night but has since been removed.
Engoron ordered it removed Oct. 3.
"I ordered him to remove the post immediately, and he said he did take it down," Engoron said. "Despite this order, last night I learned the offending post was never removed from the DonaldJTrump.com and in fact, has been on the website for the past 17 days. This is a blatant violation of the gag order. I made it clear [that] failure to comply will result in serious sanctions."
"Incendiary untruths can and have led to serious physical harm. I will now allow the defendant to explain why this should not end up with serious sanctions or I could possibly imprison him," Engoron went on.
Trump attorney Christopher Kise told the judge it was an oversight. Kise said the failure to remove the post falsely linking Greenfield as the girlfriend of Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., was "truly inadvertent."
"The Truth Social post was taken down when the court asked," Kise told the judge. "Truth Social was taken down and Trump never made any more comments about court staff, but it appears no one took it down on the campaign website. It is unfortunate, and I apologize on behalf of my client."
The offending post that Trump shared was, "Why is Judge Engoron's Principal Law Clerk, Allison R. Greenfield, palling around with Chuck Schumer?" It led to Engoron issuing a limited gag order.
"I will take this under advisement, but I want to make clear that Donald Trump is still responsible for the large machine, even if it is a large machine," Engoron said.
Judge Raises Jail Threat at Trump for Defying Gag Order
The judge presiding over Donald Trump's New York fraud trial raised the possibility of jail time for the former president over his "blatant violation of the gag order" the judge issued earlier this month, according to multiple reports.
New York state Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron made the remarks from the bench after it was brought to his attention that Trump never deleted a post he shared about the judge's principal law clerk Allison Greenfield. According to the website Meidas Touch, the offending post remained on Trump's website Thursday night but has since been removed.
Engoron ordered it removed Oct. 3.
"I ordered him to remove the post immediately, and he said he did take it down," Engoron said. "Despite this order, last night I learned the offending post was never removed from the DonaldJTrump.com and in fact, has been on the website for the past 17 days. This is a blatant violation of the gag order. I made it clear [that] failure to comply will result in serious sanctions."
"Incendiary untruths can and have led to serious physical harm. I will now allow the defendant to explain why this should not end up with serious sanctions or I could possibly imprison him," Engoron went on.
Trump attorney Christopher Kise told the judge it was an oversight. Kise said the failure to remove the post falsely linking Greenfield as the girlfriend of Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., was "truly inadvertent."
"The Truth Social post was taken down when the court asked," Kise told the judge. "Truth Social was taken down and Trump never made any more comments about court staff, but it appears no one took it down on the campaign website. It is unfortunate, and I apologize on behalf of my client."
The offending post that Trump shared was, "Why is Judge Engoron's Principal Law Clerk, Allison R. Greenfield, palling around with Chuck Schumer?" It led to Engoron issuing a limited gag order.
"I will take this under advisement, but I want to make clear that Donald Trump is still responsible for the large machine, even if it is a large machine," Engoron said.
BudmanTX
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and there goes cheese head......
oh cheesey, you should have done this in the first place, they have you dead to rights
oh cheesey, you should have done this in the first place, they have you dead to rights
DIY-HP-LED
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She can go light on these guys since they are also facing federal charges too.
BREAKING: Kenneth Chesebro pleads guilty in Georgia election interference case
BREAKING: Kenneth Chesebro pleads guilty in Georgia election interference case
BudmanTX
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so whats gonna happen heavy sanction or the orange bobble head going to jail??? NY Judge isn't messing around
DIY-HP-LED
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Will this affect the judge's attitude towards Trump?
Maryland judge shot, killed outside Hagerstown home in targeted attack; manhunt for gunman continues
54,889 views Oct 20, 2023
Authorities are providing an update after Maryland Circuit Court Judge Andrew Wilkinson was gunned down Thursday night in his own driveway. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office released a photo of 49-year-old Pedro Argote who is wanted in connection with the killing. They say he may be operating a silver 2009 Mercedes GL450, with Maryland registration plates 4EH0408.
SEE SUSPECT PHOTO, LATEST UPDATES HERE » https://www.fox5dc.com/news/maryland-...
Maryland judge shot, killed outside Hagerstown home in targeted attack; manhunt for gunman continues
54,889 views Oct 20, 2023
Authorities are providing an update after Maryland Circuit Court Judge Andrew Wilkinson was gunned down Thursday night in his own driveway. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office released a photo of 49-year-old Pedro Argote who is wanted in connection with the killing. They say he may be operating a silver 2009 Mercedes GL450, with Maryland registration plates 4EH0408.
SEE SUSPECT PHOTO, LATEST UPDATES HERE » https://www.fox5dc.com/news/maryland-...
DIY-HP-LED
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He's getting dangerously close and if he is disqualified the last excuse for letting him run around lose will be gone.
DIY-HP-LED
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Getting an early trial date in Georgia would be better for Donald, it would spare him appearing on TV in a jumpsuit for his trial there. It would also mean two Trump trials during the GOP primaries the first one in Georgia on TV perhaps starting in January. If she can get his trial date set for January, he will be a state prisoner when she hands him off to Jack on March 4th for some legal tag team action, Donald likes wrestling. She will also hand over her evidence and witnesses to Jack and provide him with some more levers to pry out the truth.
Trump SCREWED by SHOCKING New GUILTY PLEA of Ex-Lawyer in RICO Case
59,568 views Oct 20, 2023
Lead w the video or at least clips that matter. We have breaking bombshell news against Trump in all his criminal cases. Ken Cheseboro, disgraced Trump lawyer, has just pled guilty and turned states evidence against Trump in the Fulton county, Georgia election interference case. Michael Popok of Legal AF reports that as part of Cheseboro’s plea, he will receive a conviction for a felony for conspiracy to submit false papers, Meaning the fake electors certificates, and fully cooperate with the state attorney against Donald Trump and others for their role in the criminal conspiracy, in return for five years of probation and first
Trump SCREWED by SHOCKING New GUILTY PLEA of Ex-Lawyer in RICO Case
59,568 views Oct 20, 2023
Lead w the video or at least clips that matter. We have breaking bombshell news against Trump in all his criminal cases. Ken Cheseboro, disgraced Trump lawyer, has just pled guilty and turned states evidence against Trump in the Fulton county, Georgia election interference case. Michael Popok of Legal AF reports that as part of Cheseboro’s plea, he will receive a conviction for a felony for conspiracy to submit false papers, Meaning the fake electors certificates, and fully cooperate with the state attorney against Donald Trump and others for their role in the criminal conspiracy, in return for five years of probation and first
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BudmanTX
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5k.....smh....i would have made it 50k...but i'm not the judge...so