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  1. 6 points
    dozens of felony counts. Trump is not walking away from this with no convictions. Pardons still mean you are guilty, so they don't mean shit to anyone with a fucking brain. He's a fucking crook. he always was. He's a fucking con man. He always was. Arguably he is guilty of sedition, given the Seditious conspiracy convictions of Jan 6 already... and that may be coming yet. 6 dozen felony counts might give the other prosecutors the balls to proceed as well. This is as close to actual treason as we could find if there is ever evidence that he shared any docs with a foreign entity. Fuck that seditious cunt. fuck anyone that supports that seditious cunt at this point. Stop making excuses for the worst president we have ever had in the white house. There is no comparison to this fucking mutt of a human being. When he dies (and he will someday) I will be hosting a neighborhood BBQ and open an 18 year old bottle of single malt. that.....fucking....seditious.....cunt.....
  2. 3 points
    You would think the USA would hold presidents to the highest of standards, not the lowest.
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    He also had Sir Walter Raleigh brand pipe cleaners, a map of Spokane (and a map of Reno), and a pair of wrap around sunglasses.
  5. 2 points
    Whenever I hear about him pleading Trump’s case, I always remember this: https://youtu.be/qI3MgHdn9MQ
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    I would hope that one of the perks of living in a shack in the woods would be NOT wearing a tie!
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    As I understand this (having talked to locals) Ted was in trouble and suspected of committing crimes, almost from the minute Ted's brother David moved Ted into the cabin. David was aware that Ted was 'a problem' and that had been going on for years with his brother - but what to do? The reason David bought the cabin and moved Ted into it was not just to give Ted a life, but to keep him isolated from the world and trouble. David was struggling just to keep his own life and family going. Ted was brought up on local/area charges several times where he lived, prior to him being identified as the Unabomber. Charges against him always failed due to 'lack of proof'. (poisoning people's dogs, dropping boulders on railroad tracks, destruction of railroad property, various thefts in the area ...etc...) ... in spite of all of that Ted continued to circulate in the local community and as far away as Helena where he went out of his way to meet a reporter at a Helena newspaper (a former classmate of mine at SUI !). Ted was out there in the public domain, well known ... several people had speculated that he might be ;'DB Cooper' but that was dismissed easily because of Ted's age and his appearance - he did not fit the Cooper profile even remotely. When the FBI finally identified Ted they had to move very quickly and quietly so as not to tip off anyone, including Ted. Their plan for taking Ted down worked or Ted would have fled into the mountains. Ted had fled law enforcement before and had vanished for days ... he always had a survival kit and a gun ready just in case.. on this occasion with the cabin encircled, an Agent just walked up and knocked on the door and Ted answered the door and it was over.
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    and tried to blow up a 727 in 1978. If he was a smidge older and didn't have such a prominent jawline, he'd actually be worth investigating as Coop. But his jaw was damn near as squared off as Richard Kiel's. That wouldn't escape notice.
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    In 2018 Trump signed legislation that extended section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act, part of which included a change to 18 U.S. Code §1924, increasing the penalty for "unauthorized removal and retention of classified documents or material" from one to five years. According to Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute, this upgrades the offense from a misdemeanor to a Class E felony. "Hoist by his own petard" comes to mind.
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    "On political corruption, we are going to restore honor to our government. In my administration, I'm going to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information. No one will be above the law."; D. Trump, 18 August 2016, In Charlotte, NC. Video available.
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    It's a devastating indictment of the American electorate. Far too many voters were willing to elect such a person to the highest office in the land despite reams of evidence that he is an unscrupulous businessman, a sexual predator, and an unrepentant narcissist who warmly embraces authoritarianism. We all knew who Trump was, and millions of people voted for him anyway. He drove six companies into bankruptcy and has at least 13 failed businesses. He swindled hundreds and hundreds of independent contractors and small businesses out of millions of dollars by refusing to pay them for work they did for his projects. He set up a fake university that ripped off students for millions of dollars; courts ordered him to pay $25 million to 7,000 of those students. He set up a fake foundation with his three oldest children that funneled other people's money to his businesses and political campaign and that he used to buy gifts for himself; a court ordered him to dissolve the foundation and pay $2 million to eight charities. And then there's the pussy grabbing. Yet he's the GOP front runner for 2024. I don't understand it. Maybe Bigun, BillE or Airdvr can explain it.
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    Thank you for getting me on track. Appreciated.
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