A story about a pathetic man's downfall [34 Felony Convictions]

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4 hours ago, Underdog said:

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis told the Associated Press that she expects to come to a decision on whether her office will charge the former president by June 30 for allegedly attempting to overthrow the results in Georgia.

https://www.newsweek.com/trump-may-charged-trying-overthrow-election-end-month-1714783

It could be her not wanting it to get lost over the Holiday weekend if that’s possible given the case. 

That quote is from January and she didn't even say June 30, she said first half of the year. It's a clickbait article by Newsweek. 

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"I certainly think that in the first half of the year that decision will be made," Willis said in January.

 

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9 hours ago, Eskimohorn said:

A DeSantis v Trump primary scenario could bring the jokes. Especially if it includes Trump saying the primary was rigged, like we he lost in Iowa w Ted Cruz.

One scenario is Trump runs until he cant, so he can continue to fundraise and self promote. Then the GOP has to save him or he’ll crash them (quicker than he is doing already).

I’m tired of the jokes, SNL isn’t that funny anymore anyway. I just want a life where politics cover mundane issues like healthcare taxes and roads. Please I can haz again? Pretty please? 

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If trump wins in 2024, he’ll be operating as if no law applied to him and he’s never leaving office 

Edited July 4, 2022 by tx 3 putt

[Mdhorn 5819]

28 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

If trump wins in 2024, he’ll be operating as if no law applied to him and he’s never leaving office 

Criminals don’t rehabilitate themselves and trump knows without a doubt that everybody is scared of him. So yeah, let’s give him more power again.

Edited July 4, 2022 by Mdhorn

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1 hour ago, Hammerin Hank said:

I think the best case scenario is Trump losing the primary, and running as a third party candidate. Maybe I’m wrong, but at this point that’s the only path to victory for a democratic candidate that I can see. Obviously there’s a lot of time for things to happen between now and then 

He might actually carry a few states and prevent the D  or R candidate from getting an electoral majority. The chaos after that would be biblical. 

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1 hour ago, Horndog said:

He might actually carry a few states and prevent the D  or R candidate from getting an electoral majority. The chaos after that would be biblical. 

I think this gif is going to be very applicable to almost any scenario in the next few years.

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5 hours ago, DigglerontheHoof said:

She will not prosecute.  Damn near guaranteed.

 

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21 minutes ago, Horndog said:

He might actually carry a few states and prevent the D  or R candidate from getting an electoral majority. The chaos after that would be biblical. 

Damn it. I didn’t even think of that scenario. I was just hoping he would siphon off some republican votes and let the dems cruise to victory. We might be proper fucked 

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43 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

If trump wins in 2024, he’ll be operating as if no law applied to him and he’s never leaving office 

if he wins again, he will be right to think that. 

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12 hours ago, WhatTheBuck said:

When Trump declares his candidacy for the 2024 election, will everyone who insisted he wouldn’t run in 2024 step forward and admit they were horribly, horribly wrong?

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10 hours ago, Biff Tannen said:

I think one of the only things that could save us, and I think it is VERY unlikely, is if dotard were to run 3rd party.

9 hours ago, Fudge Nuggets said:

He's too stupid and lazy to pull that off.

He’s absolutely considered a third party. It gives him absolute control over the party’s purse strings, something that he tried to get with the GOP and failed. He was still able to get a few hundred million steered away from the GOP and into his PACs, and that alone makes it worthwhile for him to look into.

At this point, he’s prosecution-proof.  He chafed against a lot of the grind of the Presidency and tried to avoid it when possible.  Running third party puts him fully in control of the money, and even when he doesn’t win, he still rakes in hundreds of millions and still gets to do his speeches and rallies and still play kingmaker. And unlike the loyalty problems of the GOP, having his own party means people in it are 100% loyalty to him.  

And don’t think he wouldn’t pull in a bunch of (R) Representatives who then become (M) Representatives.  Or (T) Representatives.

Next to inheriting from his dad, politics in the 2010s and 2020s has got to be the absolute easiest money he’s ever made.

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5 hours ago, Pato del Muerto said:

Fan fic here, but maybe there’s a nonzero chance that him announcing a 24 run would spur the small number of republicans that had hoped to weather the storm and have him go away relatively quietly, into some action against him?  At the RNC level or Mitch or someone else with some power?

People were giving you shit for this, but I think it comes down to the numbers.  If the data people say Trump will help Dems in key races/states, Mitch will find a sacrificial lamb or two to fall on their swords.  Mitch plays a very long game he will have to do something soon. He wants the GOP preparing future talent, not have Trump living in 2020.  

And while DeSantis is young, DeSantis doesn’t want to wait until the demographics favor the Dems.  Does he want to step aside for Trump in ‘24, knowing that his road will be much harder in ‘28?

DeSantis and Trump debating would be awesome.  DeSantis is the kind of smug son of a bitch who would look at Trump and say “You cost us the House, the Senate, and the White House, why should we support a loser like you” and then sit back and watch Trump turn purple with rage and sputter about Hillary and Hunter.  He wouldn’t use those exact words, but he’d damn sure remind everybody that Trump lost Congress and the White House. 

[tx 3 putt 74771]

he'd be smart to announce BEFORE the midterms. when the dems lose GA, he's lost a lot more luster 

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59 minutes ago, Al Bundy's Napoleon Hand said:

 

Kiefer Sutherland's dad and the newsman from the Mary Tyler Moore Show.  

Kelly's Heroes was weird because it was Vietnam set to WWII.  Hollywood was trying to keep everyone motivated with Rat Patrol and Combat!

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6 hours ago, DigglerontheHoof said:

She will not prosecute.  Damn near guaranteed.

"She" is a black woman in Georgia.  

If she does nothing else before her dying day she'll take him down.  

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1 hour ago, atomheartbevo said:

People were giving you shit for this, but I think it comes down to the numbers.  If the data people say Trump will help Dems in key races/states, Mitch will find a sacrificial lamb or two to fall on their swords.  Mitch plays a very long game he will have to do something soon. He wants the GOP preparing future talent, not have Trump living in 2020.  

And while DeSantis is young, DeSantis doesn’t want to wait until the demographics favor the Dems.  Does he want to step aside for Trump in ‘24, knowing that his road will be much harder in ‘28?

DeSantis and Trump debating would be awesome.  DeSantis is the kind of smug son of a bitch who would look at Trump and say “You cost us the House, the Senate, and the White House, why should we support a loser like you” and then sit back and watch Trump turn purple with rage and sputter about Hillary and Hunter.  He wouldn’t use those exact words, but he’d damn sure remind everybody that Trump lost Congress and the White House. 

Dotard isn’t going to debate anyone. 

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46 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said:

Dotard isn’t going to debate anyone. 

Just try to get  between him and the cameras, especially when it’s another Republican trying to steal his thunder.  Plus, he thinks he’s the smartest man in any room.

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7 hours ago, WhatTheBuck said:

They had two chances and did nothing. They’re scared shitless of his moronic base. 

I've heard Chuck Todd mention this several times, how Republican Congressmen told him in private they didn't agree with Trump and Chuck's message is always the same--they're scared of the man. That sounds so fucked up--running for office and when the time for courage comes -- fail to do the right thing because they're afraid to get their cash cow cut or won't be reelected.  Fuck those cowards.   They took an oath of office, honor it.   And Chuck in private, must just nod and laugh because why else would they confide their cowardice? Chuck is the enemy--the media.    

If Dems can't do the right thing, I hope Liz Cheney boils them alive in the press.  They really should realize the risks to their families and lives they will endure if they don't do the right thing.  Trump is a hair away from locking someone up just to see if he can.  

[Mdhorn 5819]

9 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:

Just try to get  between him and the cameras, especially when it’s another Republican trying to steal his thunder.  Plus, he thinks he’s the smartest man in any room.

And someone needs to do what Biden did and call him out for being an idiot. They don't have to be sharp--Trump isn't.  He's going to use names--big whoop.  Tell fat ass he can gargle Putins balls when he's at Mara Lago but it's not a good look when he's President.  He'll have no response.  Ask him how many of his properties went bankrupt since he left office?  Or better yet, remind him in public on stage that he's the only idiot alive that can manage to bankrupt a casino.  Ask him how he brought manufacturing back or how his infrastructure went during his term?  Trump is surrounded by failure--he should be a hoover with how bad his business ventures suck. Just stick it to him--he's as sharp as a penny and worth even less.  That's what he understands--getting clowned in public.  And he'll absolutely lose it.

Edited July 4, 2022 by Mdhorn

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3 hours ago, Mdhorn said:

And someone needs to do what Biden did and call him out for being an idiot. They don't have to be sharp--Trump isn't.  He's going to use names--big whoop.  Tell fat ass he can gargle Putins office when he's at Mara Lago but it's not a good look when he's President.  He'll have no response.  Ask him how many of his properties went bankrupt since he left office?  Or better yet, remind him in public on stage that he's the only idiot alive that can manage to bankrupt a casino.  Ask him how he brought manufacturing back or how his infrastructure went during his term?  Trump is surrounded by failure--he should be a hoover with how bad his business ventures suck. Just stick it to him--he's as sharp as a penny and worth even less.  That's what he understands--getting clowned in public.  And he'll absolutely lose it.

Ahem...3 casinos...

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4 hours ago, Mdhorn said:

I've heard Chuck Todd mention this several times, how Republican Congressmen told him in private they didn't agree with Trump and Chuck's message is always the same--they're scared of the man. That sounds so fucked up--running for office and when the time for courage comes -- fail to do the right thing because they're afraid to get their cash cow cut or won't be reelected.  Fuck those cowards.   They took an oath of office, honor it.   And Chuck in private, must just nod and laugh because why else would they confide their cowardice? Chuck is the enemy--the media.    

If Dems can't do the right thing, I hope Liz Cheney boils them alive in the press.  They really should realize the risks to their families and lives they will endure if they don't do the right thing.  Trump is a hair away from locking someone up just to see if he can.  

I’ve heard countless members of the media say that in private, off the record, Republicans say how much they don’t like Trump but they just can’t afford to risk speaking out in public. It’s pathetic. 

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4 hours ago, Mdhorn said:

And someone needs to do what Biden did and call him out for being an idiot. They don't have to be sharp--Trump isn't.  He's going to use names--big whoop.  Tell fat ass he can gargle Putins office when he's at Mara Lago but it's not a good look when he's President.  He'll have no response.  Ask him how many of his properties went bankrupt since he left office?  Or better yet, remind him in public on stage that he's the only idiot alive that can manage to bankrupt a casino.  Ask him how he brought manufacturing back or how his infrastructure went during his term?  Trump is surrounded by failure--he should be a hoover with how bad his business ventures suck. Just stick it to him--he's as sharp as a penny and worth even less.  That's what he understands--getting clowned in public.  And he'll absolutely lose it.

“Dude, you suggested injecting disinfectant into the human body to fight Covid. You think windmills cause cancer. You considered using nuclear weapons to fight hurricanes. You think memorizing ‘Person, woman, man, camera, TV’ makes you a very stable genius. You have the vocabulary of a 12-year-old. You’ve gone to great lengths to keep anyone from seeing your college transcripts. Show us those transcripts! A smart person would.”

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5 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:

Just try to get  between him and the cameras, especially when it’s another Republican trying to steal his thunder.  Plus, he thinks he’s the smartest man in any room.

The Republican Party already announced they’re no longer participating in debates. I would also imagine they won’t even hold a primary. Rules don’t apply anymore in a cult. 

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6 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:

Just try to get  between him and the cameras

 

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16 minutes ago, Underdog said:

 

Such a fucking asshole. He literally embodies every negative stereotype of the ugly American as seen by everyone else in the world.

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9 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:

He’s absolutely considered a third party. It gives him absolute control over the party’s purse strings, something that he tried to get with the GOP and failed. He was still able to get a few hundred million steered away from the GOP and into his PACs, and that alone makes it worthwhile for him to look into.

At this point, he’s prosecution-proof.  He chafed against a lot of the grind of the Presidency and tried to avoid it when possible.  Running third party puts him fully in control of the money, and even when he doesn’t win, he still rakes in hundreds of millions and still gets to do his speeches and rallies and still play kingmaker. And unlike the loyalty problems of the GOP, having his own party means people in it are 100% loyalty to him.  

And don’t think he wouldn’t pull in a bunch of (R) Representatives who then become (M) Representatives.  Or (T) Representatives.

Next to inheriting from his dad, politics in the 2010s and 2020s has got to be the absolute easiest money he’s ever made.

No, he's still too stupid and lazy to pull it off.

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5 hours ago, Mdhorn said:

And he'll absolutely lose it.

And gain half a million votes because he lost it.

[WhatTheBuck 28574]

Trump already owns the Republican Party. Why would he ever consider starting a third party? He raises more money than the GOP. They are totally in his thrall. There are candidates like Nikki Haley who’ve said that they would only run if Trump doesn’t.

Trump will run and he’ll win the nomination easily. This isn’t hard. 

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I still believe Trump is going to run and will be the nominee.  But one way or the other an obvious play for him if his time owning the GOP ends is to start his own party.  MAGA, the first subscription-based political party.  If Republicans want to keep him from destroying the party then they have to keep him in the fold until he’s dead.  Best outcome for them is if they convince him not to run (likely by paying him). 
 

I refuse to let myself give into the hope that he will be jailed or dead in the next 30 months, but god please.  PLEASE!

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16 minutes ago, Snake Diggity said:

I still believe Trump is going to run and will be the nominee.  But one way or the other an obvious play for him if his time owning the GOP ends is to start his own party.  MAGA, the first subscription-based political party.  If Republicans want to keep him from destroying the party then they have to keep him in the fold until he’s dead.  Best outcome for them is if they convince him not to run (likely by paying him). 
 

I refuse to let myself give into the hope that he will be jailed or dead in the next 30 months, but god please.  PLEASE!

Dead is certainly more likely than jailed.

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The irony is that most POTUS' are declared a lame duck immediately after winning a 2nd term. Dotard, of course, shatters all norms. If he wins a 2nd term after 4 years in Loserville where he raked in hundreds of millions while spreading the Big Lie and undermining our electoral process, this country is finished. He'll have even less of a desire to actually perform presidential duties than he did in 2016. He'll plant his biggest sycophants and donors in positions of power, dismantle the intelligence community, and if he can get a Flynn-like ally instated as Secretary of Defense he'll weaponize our military against everyone he sees as a threat: media, corporations, NATO, etc. 

He'll have 2 goals: steal as much money as he can, and make his enemies suffer.

[Mdhorn 5819]

1 hour ago, GhostOfTomJoad said:

The irony is that most POTUS' are declared a lame duck immediately after winning a 2nd term. Dotard, of course, shatters all norms. If he wins a 2nd term after 4 years in Loserville where he raked in hundreds of millions while spreading the Big Lie and undermining our electoral process, this country is finished. He'll have even less of a desire to actually perform presidential duties than he did in 2016. He'll plant his biggest sycophants and donors in positions of power, dismantle the intelligence community, and if he can get a Flynn-like ally instated as Secretary of Defense he'll weaponize our military against everyone he sees as a threat: media, corporations, NATO, etc. 

He'll have 2 goals: steal as much money as he can, and make his enemies suffer.

But how do political folks not see this coming?  He was working on all this while in office.  It'll be accelerated if he's elected.  I'm saying this because Biden isn't going to fix inflation.  

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Calling it now, he had to move his announcement up to beat any DOJ charges (lol anyhow) which then means the charges are 100% politically and fear motivated

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I don't think I can physically handle watching him run for president for the next two and a half years. Hopefully he also can't physically handle it. 

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29 minutes ago, Mdhorn said:

But how do political folks not see this coming?  He was working on all this while in office.  It'll be accelerated if he's elected.  I'm saying this because Biden isn't going to fix inflation.  

Because Moscow Mitch and his ilk see Trump as a necessary evil that they can control--or at least survive the collateral damage of his syphilitic tirades--long enough while they do the real damage to weaken and dismantle our country's democratic principles. 

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36 minutes ago, Horn Under a Bad Sign said:

 

 

At least he’s not in Moscow, so there’s that.

[Underdog 27966]

Maybe Biden can swap Trump for Griner.

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20 hours ago, Sawbonz said:

Not sure how I feel abt this tbh as the US O&G were in dire straits at that point. 

Gas prices still fell. I don't have a problem with the ask, maybe the method, but then a lot of strong men in power positions only really respond to that type of threat. I'm conflicted, I think in some instances his style of negotiating was ok. doesn't change the fact that he's a dumpster fire, he let Christo-fascists appoint three justices that will ruin our country, he gutted the Executive branch, he ruled for his own personal gain, he promoted lies, he told lies again and again, he rapes women, and he encouraged an armed insurrection.  he needs to go away forever (I mean he belongs in prison) even if future presidents should carefully consider some of his negotiating tactics with foreign authoritarian leaders.

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The angle we need to pull for here - trump v Moscow Mitch. 

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6 hours ago, WhatTheBuck said:

Trump already owns the Republican Party. Why would he ever consider starting a third party? He raises more money than the GOP. They are totally in his thrall. There are candidates like Nikki Haley who’ve said that they would only run if Trump doesn’t.

Trump will run and he’ll win the nomination easily. This isn’t hard. 

He doesn’t control the purse strings in the GOP. That’s money he’s leaving on the table as far as he’s concerned.  He also doesn’t like that people like Liz Cheney are still in the party.  Third party gives him 100% control over the money and he’d finally get his ultimate purity test of only allowing in people loyal to him.  And he’d force Republicans to choose his party or risk running against his candidates.  

And we can all think of a few dozen Republican House Reps., Senators, and Governors that would join MAGA.

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8 hours ago, SKJ said:

Ahem...3 casinos...

[Bullneck 18617]

Someone is killing the drug & human traffickers?  Dammnit!

[WhatTheBuck 28574]

1 hour ago, atomheartbevo said:

He doesn’t control the purse strings in the GOP.

Yes he does, for all practical purposes. He’s raised more money than the RNC since Jan. 6. When he ran for re-election, his re-election campaign and the RNC were a single entity. He took control of their donor database and every rally he holds adds names and email addresses to his list. As soon as he wins the nomination, every Republican who might have had a fantasy about moving on without him will fall in line. A few will leave the party. But it’s his party. 

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22 hours ago, Mdhorn said:

And someone needs to do what Biden did and call him out for being an idiot. They don't have to be sharp--Trump isn't.  He's going to use names--big whoop.  Tell fat ass he can gargle Putins balls when he's at Mara Lago but it's not a good look when he's President.  He'll have no response.  Ask him how many of his properties went bankrupt since he left office?  Or better yet, remind him in public on stage that he's the only idiot alive that can manage to bankrupt a casino.  Ask him how he brought manufacturing back or how his infrastructure went during his term?  Trump is surrounded by failure--he should be a hoover with how bad his business ventures suck. Just stick it to him--he's as sharp as a penny and worth even less.  That's what he understands--getting clowned in public.  And he'll absolutely lose it.

yeah, and what will this actually accomplish?

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20 hours ago, Neonmoon said:

The Republican Party already announced they’re no longer participating in debates. I would also imagine they won’t even hold a primary. Rules don’t apply anymore in a cult. 

 

will the orange idiot show up for the republican primary debates ?