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September 13, 2023, 01:39:39 AM
#34
I dunno how the judiciary system works in the US but tbh the way Trump's case was handled was quite light to me. No wonder these politicians can get away with some crimes or can decide to turn themselves in but will not be punished Accordingly.
Well, Putin believes the way Trump's case was handled goes to prove how the political system is rotten. But meh, he's one to talk? I know that due process ought to be followed which to most people, it wasn't as regards the case of ex president Trump but Putin shouldn't be the one casting the stone. Talk about a kettle calling a pot black.
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September 06, 2023, 06:00:10 AM
#33
Many of us may not like Donald Trump, but he's one of the big games ahead as the election approaches, and he continues to campaign through various measures.Donald Trump is currently serving as the centerpiece of American political leadership, with every party that comes up for election not having any moves to solidify his position and whenever he is in favor of the opposition It is natural that they start taking the blame and when they take power, they are not tolerated like the opposition.It remains to be seen if all the charges will be cleared before the election, and he will participate in the election and win through his exposure.American politics is affected by these small events, so I know that before the American election, he can take action by making promises and influencing people through words and speeches.No country should be called guilty until proven guilty, but we are currently guilty before committing a crime due to dirty politics for profiteering.Donald Trump plagiarism is now being promoted as a hot topic. I personally don't like Trump very much, but politics needs people like Trump.I don't think Trump has turned himself into Fulton County for these simple reasons, the simple fact that politics is part of campaigning.Trump's only objective is to win the election and the American public prefers to win the news, the influencer, the person in the center of the news, so the past says.I have seen that the countries that work against America before the elections are supposed to take various measures against them And it is a culture of American politics to campaign and win elections by saying these things
And it is a culture of American politics to campaign and win elections by saying these things.
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September 05, 2023, 03:14:57 PM
#32
I have no political beliefs, I do not vote to be honest but that’s another story. I think the recently leaked mugshot is hilarious though. I think Trump may use it in some way for his campaign movement in the next election. Either way though, the emotion he is displaying in the mugshot made me laugh.

Politicians are very funny and they can do whatever they feel that can help them create publicity for their campaign in elections. I wouldn't be surprise to see Trump coming up with this strategy for the forth coming election.

Politics is something I don't like because majority of them are not honest and they can do anything just to win elections and after they have being put to power they forget all their promises and act the other way. Elections are always manipulated to favor one party or the other which makes it a dirty game.
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September 04, 2023, 06:13:05 PM
#31
I see youre still getting  your news from the same sources you used in early 2022.
News from the future comes to me in a probabilistic form, so sometimes they are not accurate if opposing volitional acts actively interfere in the natural course of time.

Is it probabilistic if you imply the probability is 100%?

And the news about the appointment in August of a special prosecutor to investigate the old case of Biden’s son and the Burizma company, because of which Poroshenko was forced to fire prosecutor Shokin, is completely from the present time, so there can be no inaccuracies here. As far as I know, a special prosecutor in the United States is a person with special powers so that those with whose interests it conflicts cannot influence the investigation of a case. And he is now investigating all the corrupt connections of the Biden family since the early 2010s. But it's okay, it seems that you can become the President of the United States even while in prison, so Biden still has a chance for a second term.

The Shokin story is wishful thinking by Trumptards/Putin Fanboys for two reasons:

1) On top of the blatant corruption, Shokin was a Putin Puppet, working to push Ukraine away from the West and into Putin's circle of influence.  NATO leaders and the IMF are all on the record before Biden went to Ukraine agreeing Shokin must go for the money to flow (hey that rhymes).

2) According to Shokin's deputy the Burisma investigation had been shelved years earlier.  Probably because Burisma bribed Shokin, although we don't know that.  It's widely believed that the Shokens Farewell exposed Burisma to more risk of prosecution, not less.

When Biden went to Ukraine, it was well known what his son was doing and everyone pretty much agreed it didn't look good, because of the reasons above literally nobody had a second thought when Biden told them Shokin has to go since he was just working to advance already established US policy.  The only reason the dumb story stuck is because all the mouth breathers needed was that video of Biden bragging. (they aren't the type to do their own research, especially when there's a possibility that they could find out that something they want to be true isn't)
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September 04, 2023, 01:44:44 PM
#30
If Trump moves fast enough, after he has the black community voting for him

When you see "Black voters are shifting in Trumps favor", it doesn't mean that polls are showing general support for Trump among black voters.  It means that polls are showing 10-12% support among black voters, which is an increase from the 8% that voted for him in 2020.

Remember, Trump is in the political party that throws a tantrum every time they take down a confederate statue and thinks people that call out racism are the real problem, and the White people being called racist are the real victims.

If he gets 10%+ of black votes that is a big deal and a win for Trump.

Good that you noticed. As 'they' tear down the confederate statues, and as Trump agonizes over it, they still realize how Trump makes sense. So, they vote for him.

Vandals don't have a lot of brains. It's like they are throwing tantrums every time they tear down a statue. But their brains are finally waking up to the fact that Trump good, Biden and the Dems bad. Trump might be the only way to get away from the bad Biden and the Dem policies.

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September 04, 2023, 01:23:33 PM
#29
If Trump moves fast enough, after he has the black community voting for him

When you see "Black voters are shifting in Trumps favor", it doesn't mean that polls are showing general support for Trump among black voters.  It means that polls are showing 10-12% support among black voters, which is an increase from the 8% that voted for him in 2020.

Remember, Trump is in the political party that throws a tantrum every time they take down a confederate statue and thinks people that call out racism are the real problem, and the White people being called racist are the real victims.

If he gets 10%+ of black votes that is a big deal and a win for Trump.
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September 04, 2023, 11:56:33 AM
#28
If Trump moves fast enough, after he has the black community voting for him, the next group he might get are the illegals that Biden brought in over the border. Once they see what's been happening to them, they might easily turn to Trump.

It will be fun watching to see how many Americans have enough guts to formally and physically take down the cheating Deep State if Biden wins... through the cheating... because there is no other way the Dems or Biden can win.


A lot of the African American community has started to wake up...



https://twitter.com/officer_Lew/status/1696869758493147521
Editor's note - there are a lot of expletives used in this post, but it is well worth the listen...

A lot of the African American community has started to wake up, it’s getting clearer and clearer that the left has used us as pawns for years‼️ salute to this guy 🫡
...



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September 04, 2023, 10:27:52 AM
#27
I see youre still getting  your news from the same sources you used in early 2022.
News from the future comes to me in a probabilistic form, so sometimes they are not accurate if opposing volitional acts actively interfere in the natural course of time. And the news about the appointment in August of a special prosecutor to investigate the old case of Biden’s son and the Burizma company, because of which Poroshenko was forced to fire prosecutor Shokin, is completely from the present time, so there can be no inaccuracies here. As far as I know, a special prosecutor in the United States is a person with special powers so that those with whose interests it conflicts cannot influence the investigation of a case. And he is now investigating all the corrupt connections of the Biden family since the early 2010s. But it's okay, it seems that you can become the President of the United States even while in prison, so Biden still has a chance for a second term.

That is good to know. So "accusations against Trump" are just likely, or one could even think probabilistically 5% right, given that you do not provide anything but two line from you, a well known Kremlin troll.

You know what this proves to me? The great interest that Ruzzia has in a Trump victory, as probably the only way of getting some benefit from this fiasco war. If Trump is your last hope, it speaks very loud about the situation.
Ahaha, dude lol. I don't care who will be the next president of the United States, I just feel a little sorry for ordinary Americans, who again will be forced to choose between a bad and a very bad option. According to a recent Wall Street Journal poll, 73% of Americans think Biden is too old to run for a second term. And I readily understand them, when your leader regularly greets the void, I would feel uncomfortable too. However, the outrageous developer is a little better.
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September 03, 2023, 12:58:17 PM
#26
I see youre still getting  your news from the same sources you used in early 2022.
News from the future comes to me in a probabilistic form, so sometimes they are not accurate if opposing volitional acts actively interfere in the natural course of time. And the news about the appointment in August of a special prosecutor to investigate the old case of Biden’s son and the Burizma company, because of which Poroshenko was forced to fire prosecutor Shokin, is completely from the present time, so there can be no inaccuracies here. As far as I know, a special prosecutor in the United States is a person with special powers so that those with whose interests it conflicts cannot influence the investigation of a case. And he is now investigating all the corrupt connections of the Biden family since the early 2010s. But it's okay, it seems that you can become the President of the United States even while in prison, so Biden still has a chance for a second term.

That is good to know. So "accusations against Trump" are just likely, or one could even think probabilistically 5% right, given that you do not provide anything but two line from you, a well known Kremlin troll.

You know what this proves to me? The great interest that Ruzzia has in a Trump victory, as probably the only way of getting some benefit from this fiasco war. If Trump is your last hope, it speaks very loud about the situation.

You are finally getting the picture. What is Trump?

If Trump was in power, there would be no US/Ukraine war against Russia, which would mean that there would be no sanctions, which would mean that Russia would remain weak, and BRICS would mostly remain in theory.

Now that Trump has been removed from the scene (at least temporarily), Russia has become stronger than ever militarily, BRICS has grown worldwide, the USD is becoming worthless by all the fake fiat money being pumped into Ukraine, Ukraine - which has always been a corrupt country - is being crushed and destroyed, and the US is losing control of the world.

This might be a new Russia/China world order if it succeeds. But if Trump gets back in, he will bolster the US, and the BRICS thing will have simply been a wave in the nature of things.

You are finally getting it.

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September 03, 2023, 03:49:50 AM
#25
I see youre still getting  your news from the same sources you used in early 2022.
News from the future comes to me in a probabilistic form, so sometimes they are not accurate if opposing volitional acts actively interfere in the natural course of time. And the news about the appointment in August of a special prosecutor to investigate the old case of Biden’s son and the Burizma company, because of which Poroshenko was forced to fire prosecutor Shokin, is completely from the present time, so there can be no inaccuracies here. As far as I know, a special prosecutor in the United States is a person with special powers so that those with whose interests it conflicts cannot influence the investigation of a case. And he is now investigating all the corrupt connections of the Biden family since the early 2010s. But it's okay, it seems that you can become the President of the United States even while in prison, so Biden still has a chance for a second term.

That is good to know. So "accusations against Trump" are just likely, or one could even think probabilistically 5% right, given that you do not provide anything but two line from you, a well known Kremlin troll.

You know what this proves to me? The great interest that Ruzzia has in a Trump victory, as probably the only way of getting some benefit from this fiasco war. If Trump is your last hope, it speaks very loud about the situation.
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September 02, 2023, 11:52:25 PM
#24
I see youre still getting  your news from the same sources you used in early 2022.
News from the future comes to me in a probabilistic form, so sometimes they are not accurate if opposing volitional acts actively interfere in the natural course of time. And the news about the appointment in August of a special prosecutor to investigate the old case of Biden’s son and the Burizma company, because of which Poroshenko was forced to fire prosecutor Shokin, is completely from the present time, so there can be no inaccuracies here. As far as I know, a special prosecutor in the United States is a person with special powers so that those with whose interests it conflicts cannot influence the investigation of a case. And he is now investigating all the corrupt connections of the Biden family since the early 2010s. But it's okay, it seems that you can become the President of the United States even while in prison, so Biden still has a chance for a second term.
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September 02, 2023, 08:06:49 PM
#23
That mugshot of his is classic. Based on the article, 13 felony counts were charged against him. In our country, the Philippines, this isn't something new. There have been ex-presidents that have been detained due to their past administration but yeah, this isn't about our country.
Anyway, based on what I've searched about Trump's case. A felony charge could go behind bars for a year so x13 with that, 13 years? Is that right? But with bail, anything is possible. I'm just confused a website says as per google said it's not baliable, but some says it is.

Yes. It will be really funny if Trump is found guilty and is elected at the same time (2024). His guilt won't stop him from being president. It can't.
Yeah. He's got plans to run again next year and many are saying that this could be a tactic from his opponents (whoever they are) to discourage people from voting for him. But AFAIK, an elected official has got immunity from this type of case, right?

It would be an interference in government. Maybe White House arrest, and out for work to the Capitol on the Huber laws.

Cool
If that's possible through that law, yeah, we'll see on 2024.

No he has not immunity of any type. He cannot pardon himself for the offences that he is indicted for and some of these include sedition an treason against the US which, by the 14th amendment will prevent him from even running from presidency. The Republican Party is about to face a choice: Go Trump and loose with Trump or make a change and have better chances with someone else.

For me, there would be no doubt on a rational choice, but as of today it seems that the Reps are sequestered by Trump.
All the accusations against Trump are complete crap, I think his lawyers can easily handle this. In my opinion, the accusations of corruption against Biden are much more serious. In any case, this is an indicator of a deep crisis in the US political system, there is a non-zero and not even a small probability that a criminal will become the next US president.

I see youre still getting  your news from the same sources you used in early 2022.

Ukrainians will be fighting Russian aggressors to death.
Well, that means they'll die.

Yes, Captain Obvious, aggressors will die. That's the whole point.
In Kyiv on May 9 2022, a traditional parade will be held in honor of the victory of the USSR over Nazi Germany. It is naive and foolish to doubt it.
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September 02, 2023, 03:52:42 PM
#22
That mugshot of his is classic. Based on the article, 13 felony counts were charged against him. In our country, the Philippines, this isn't something new. There have been ex-presidents that have been detained due to their past administration but yeah, this isn't about our country.
Anyway, based on what I've searched about Trump's case. A felony charge could go behind bars for a year so x13 with that, 13 years? Is that right? But with bail, anything is possible. I'm just confused a website says as per google said it's not baliable, but some says it is.

Yes. It will be really funny if Trump is found guilty and is elected at the same time (2024). His guilt won't stop him from being president. It can't.
Yeah. He's got plans to run again next year and many are saying that this could be a tactic from his opponents (whoever they are) to discourage people from voting for him. But AFAIK, an elected official has got immunity from this type of case, right?

It would be an interference in government. Maybe White House arrest, and out for work to the Capitol on the Huber laws.

Cool
If that's possible through that law, yeah, we'll see on 2024.

No he has not immunity of any type. He cannot pardon himself for the offences that he is indicted for and some of these include sedition an treason against the US which, by the 14th amendment will prevent him from even running from presidency. The Republican Party is about to face a choice: Go Trump and loose with Trump or make a change and have better chances with someone else.

For me, there would be no doubt on a rational choice, but as of today it seems that the Reps are sequestered by Trump.
All the accusations against Trump are complete crap, I think his lawyers can easily handle this. In my opinion, the accusations of corruption against Biden are much more serious. In any case, this is an indicator of a deep crisis in the US political system, there is a non-zero and not even a small probability that a criminal will become the next US president.
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September 02, 2023, 03:46:46 PM
#21
That mugshot of his is classic. Based on the article, 13 felony counts were charged against him. In our country, the Philippines, this isn't something new. There have been ex-presidents that have been detained due to their past administration but yeah, this isn't about our country.
Anyway, based on what I've searched about Trump's case. A felony charge could go behind bars for a year so x13 with that, 13 years? Is that right? But with bail, anything is possible. I'm just confused a website says as per google said it's not baliable, but some says it is.

Yes. It will be really funny if Trump is found guilty and is elected at the same time (2024). His guilt won't stop him from being president. It can't.
Yeah. He's got plans to run again next year and many are saying that this could be a tactic from his opponents (whoever they are) to discourage people from voting for him. But AFAIK, an elected official has got immunity from this type of case, right?

It would be an interference in government. Maybe White House arrest, and out for work to the Capitol on the Huber laws.

Cool
If that's possible through that law, yeah, we'll see on 2024.

No he has not immunity of any type. He cannot pardon himself for the offences that he is indicted for and some of these include sedition an treason against the US which, by the 14th amendment will prevent him from even running from presidency. The Republican Party is about to face a choice: Go Trump and loose with Trump or make a change and have better chances with someone else.

For me, there would be no doubt on a rational choice, but as of today it seems that the Reps are sequestered by Trump.
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September 01, 2023, 05:29:37 PM
#20
Trump didn't lie. Find his words in context and see that he was questioning, or that he was quoting others who supposedly were knowledgeable.

What happened to all that? It didn't go away. It's still there. Total dishonesty of election officials in front of the general populace. If not illegal, it was because they had the authority to make unconscionable laws.

Cool

Trump to the Georgia Sec of State (the guy in charge of elections), one day after Trump received the report on the investigation he paid for that determined there were no irregularities involving dead people or duplicate votes:

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“So dead people voted, and I think the number is close to 5,000 people. And they went to obituaries. They went to all sorts of methods to come up with an accurate number, and a minimum is close to about 5,000 voters.”
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“But you also have a substantial numbers [sic] of people, thousands and thousands who went to the voting place on November 3, were told they couldn’t vote, were told they couldn’t vote because a ballot had been put on their name.”

Here he is repeating Rudys lies about Ruby Freeman and her mother.  This was after he asked Bill Barr to look into it, who did, and testified under oath that he personally told Trump that they were doing there job exactly as they should have been.  No suitcases, no trunks, just transporting ballots in bins from one area to another the same as any other polling facility.

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“We had at least 18,000 . . . voters having to do with her. She’s a vote scammer, a professional vote scammer and hustler.”

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“They weren’t in an official voter box, but they were in what looked to be suitcases or trunks, suitcases but they weren’t in voter boxes.”

There's plenty more, let me know if I should keep going.

Like, literally....I could keep going for pages.  He lied a shitload.


Full audio: https://youtu.be/AW_Bdf_jGaA





So, the SoS lied, but in a way he made legal.

Same as before. When you have the authority to make laws for an election in your State, if you are shrewd enough to make the laws sound good, but make them so that they do bad without the people understanding what is going on, all you have done is legalize what is generally illegal.

Trump simply called this out. For example, the unconscionable legality of using voting machines  when you know that they can hook to the Internet and be manipulated, is legal if the SoS makes it so, but is simply wrong.

In other words, Trump is being called out as illegal when he is 'spiritually' right (the spirit of the law process rather than the legality of certain sections of it).

Cool

I'm looking forward to watching you squirm like this every time more evidence becomes public.

Spring.  The season of squirming. 




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September 01, 2023, 01:23:58 PM
#19
Trump didn't lie. Find his words in context and see that he was questioning, or that he was quoting others who supposedly were knowledgeable.

What happened to all that? It didn't go away. It's still there. Total dishonesty of election officials in front of the general populace. If not illegal, it was because they had the authority to make unconscionable laws.

Cool

Trump to the Georgia Sec of State (the guy in charge of elections), one day after Trump received the report on the investigation he paid for that determined there were no irregularities involving dead people or duplicate votes:

Quote
“So dead people voted, and I think the number is close to 5,000 people. And they went to obituaries. They went to all sorts of methods to come up with an accurate number, and a minimum is close to about 5,000 voters.”
Quote
“But you also have a substantial numbers [sic] of people, thousands and thousands who went to the voting place on November 3, were told they couldn’t vote, were told they couldn’t vote because a ballot had been put on their name.”

Here he is repeating Rudys lies about Ruby Freeman and her mother.  This was after he asked Bill Barr to look into it, who did, and testified under oath that he personally told Trump that they were doing there job exactly as they should have been.  No suitcases, no trunks, just transporting ballots in bins from one area to another the same as any other polling facility.

Quote
“We had at least 18,000 . . . voters having to do with her. She’s a vote scammer, a professional vote scammer and hustler.”

Quote
“They weren’t in an official voter box, but they were in what looked to be suitcases or trunks, suitcases but they weren’t in voter boxes.”

There's plenty more, let me know if I should keep going.

Like, literally....I could keep going for pages.  He lied a shitload.


Full audio: https://youtu.be/AW_Bdf_jGaA





So, the SoS lied, but in a way he made legal.

Same as before. When you have the authority to make laws for an election in your State, if you are shrewd enough to make the laws sound good, but make them so that they do bad without the people understanding what is going on, all you have done is legalize what is generally illegal.

Trump simply called this out. For example, the unconscionable legality of using voting machines  when you know that they can hook to the Internet and be manipulated, is legal if the SoS makes it so, but is simply wrong.

In other words, Trump is being called out as illegal when he is 'spiritually' right (the spirit of the law process rather than the legality of certain sections of it).

Cool
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September 01, 2023, 01:12:36 PM
#18
Trump didn't lie. Find his words in context and see that he was questioning, or that he was quoting others who supposedly were knowledgeable.

What happened to all that? It didn't go away. It's still there. Total dishonesty of election officials in front of the general populace. If not illegal, it was because they had the authority to make unconscionable laws.

Cool

Trump to the Georgia Sec of State (the guy in charge of elections), one day after Trump received the report on the investigation he paid for that determined there were no irregularities involving dead people or duplicate votes:

Quote
“So dead people voted, and I think the number is close to 5,000 people. And they went to obituaries. They went to all sorts of methods to come up with an accurate number, and a minimum is close to about 5,000 voters.”
Quote
“But you also have a substantial numbers [sic] of people, thousands and thousands who went to the voting place on November 3, were told they couldn’t vote, were told they couldn’t vote because a ballot had been put on their name.”

Here he is repeating Rudys lies about Ruby Freeman and her mother.  This was after he asked Bill Barr to look into it, who did, and testified under oath that he personally told Trump that they were doing there job exactly as they should have been.  No suitcases, no trunks, just transporting ballots in bins from one area to another the same as any other polling facility.

Quote
“We had at least 18,000 . . . voters having to do with her. She’s a vote scammer, a professional vote scammer and hustler.”

Quote
“They weren’t in an official voter box, but they were in what looked to be suitcases or trunks, suitcases but they weren’t in voter boxes.”

There's plenty more, let me know if I should keep going.

Like, literally....I could keep going for pages.  He lied a shitload.


Full audio: https://youtu.be/AW_Bdf_jGaA



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Why is this even here? Trump did all kinds of things that are not illegal. But he didn't do D.

The election was stolen. The method used to do it was to make unconscionable election laws that were not illegal to make... election laws that if the people understood what they were, the people would be abhorred that their State officials were like this.

Cool

D is the correct answer!

And yes, Trump did call election officials and lied about thousands of dead voters and dominion hacking and workers stealing ballots and other stupid stuff that he claimed to know was true but was actually false.  And then he said find me ~11,000 votes.


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The election was stolen. The method used to do it was to make unconscionable election laws that were not illegal to make... election laws that if the people understood what they were, the people would be abhorred that their State officials were like this.

What about dominion, and dead people voting, and Ruby Freeman passing USB drives with vote stealing software, and stuffing ballots into suitcases?  What happened to all that?

Trump didn't lie. Find his words in context and see that he was questioning, or that he was quoting others who supposedly were knowledgeable.

What happened to all that? It didn't go away. It's still there. Total dishonesty of election officials in front of the general populace. If not illegal, it was because they had the authority to make unconscionable laws.

Cool
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September 01, 2023, 06:20:57 AM
#16
You're just like that Twitchyseal joker. You can't seem to understand "innocent until proven guilty."

Wonder how many people that chanted "lock her up" are crying like youve been lately.

Probably all of them.


Thanks for that. It's like you never prove yourself to be Correct. You continually use suppositions, and use them to fight against things that are good and right.

I guess I really don't want to say anymore about this. Everybody who knows you knows it by now.

After all, Democrats questioned all kinds of elections in the past, and nobody indicted a Democrat former president the way they are going after Trump. It's all to keep Trump out of office, a totally unconscionable thing that Trump isn't doing, himself.


I've already showed you this, did you not read it the first time?



Do you understand what that says?  Did you read it slowly?



Go back and read it one more time.



Ok.  Now, here's the next section:




Ok, so pop quiz:

The president of the United States appears to have just lost his reelection and he's considering 4 possibilities going forward.  Three of them are legal, and one is not.  Fill in the bubble for the choice that would be illegal:

A) Giving a speech claiming he believed there was fraud and calling for an investigation.

B) Filing lawsuits in all the states he lost to challenge the election rules that were adopted.

C) Crying like a baby and refusing to go to the inauguration of the winner.

D) Calling state election officials and lying to them about evidence of election fraud and then asking them to find him the number of votes he needed to win.




Why is this even here? Trump did all kinds of things that are not illegal. But he didn't do D.

The election was stolen. The method used to do it was to make unconscionable election laws that were not illegal to make... election laws that if the people understood what they were, the people would be abhorred that their State officials were like this.

Cool

D is the correct answer!

And yes, Trump did call election officials and lied about thousands of dead voters and dominion hacking and workers stealing ballots and other stupid stuff that he claimed to know was true but was actually false.  And then he said find me ~11,000 votes.


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The election was stolen. The method used to do it was to make unconscionable election laws that were not illegal to make... election laws that if the people understood what they were, the people would be abhorred that their State officials were like this.

What about dominion, and dead people voting, and Ruby Freeman passing USB drives with vote stealing software, and stuffing ballots into suitcases?  What happened to all that?
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You're just like that Twitchyseal joker. You can't seem to understand "innocent until proven guilty."

Wonder how many people that chanted "lock her up" are crying like youve been lately.

Probably all of them.


Thanks for that. It's like you never prove yourself to be Correct. You continually use suppositions, and use them to fight against things that are good and right.

I guess I really don't want to say anymore about this. Everybody who knows you knows it by now.

After all, Democrats questioned all kinds of elections in the past, and nobody indicted a Democrat former president the way they are going after Trump. It's all to keep Trump out of office, a totally unconscionable thing that Trump isn't doing, himself.


I've already showed you this, did you not read it the first time?



Do you understand what that says?  Did you read it slowly?



Go back and read it one more time.



Ok.  Now, here's the next section:




Ok, so pop quiz:

The president of the United States appears to have just lost his reelection and he's considering 4 possibilities going forward.  Three of them are legal, and one is not.  Fill in the bubble for the choice that would be illegal:

A) Giving a speech claiming he believed there was fraud and calling for an investigation.

B) Filing lawsuits in all the states he lost to challenge the election rules that were adopted.

C) Crying like a baby and refusing to go to the inauguration of the winner.

D) Calling state election officials and lying to them about evidence of election fraud and then asking them to find him the number of votes he needed to win.




Why is this even here? Trump did all kinds of things that are not illegal. But he didn't do D.

The election was stolen. The method used to do it was to make unconscionable election laws that were not illegal to make... election laws that if the people understood what they were, the people would be abhorred that their State officials were like this.

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