OldSoulon
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Would you still get would reading it?
Trump Investigation, Lawsuit and Indictment Tracker
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DOJ hypocrisy never fails to amaze me:
nypost.com
Judge calls out blatant double standard when it comes to Biden’s Justice Department and Hunter
U.S. District Court Judge Ana Reyes slammed the DOJ for stonewalling Congress on the subpoenas while imprisoning figures like former Trump adviser Peter Navarro for doing the same thing.
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irish_buffalo
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I disagree with 90% of the people on this forum yet have not blocked anyone because that is a chicken $schit move on a debate forum.
Much like with social media, I think some of you love coming here because it is an echo chamber and whether known or unbeknownst enjoy validation through agreement and getting likes.
Congrats, You have made my ignore list.
irish_buffalo
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Presidential immunity does not seem like something the founders intended...but here we are...
www.stripes.com
Trump immunity bid opposed by 19 top former defense officials in brief filed with Supreme Court
Nineteen retired generals, admirals and former top civilian defense officials have filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court opposing former President Donald Trump’s bid for immunity from prosecution.
SayMyName
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Presidential immunity does not seem like something the founders intended...but here we are...
Trump immunity bid opposed by 19 top former defense officials in brief filed with Supreme Court
Nineteen retired generals, admirals and former top civilian defense officials have filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court opposing former President Donald Trump’s bid for immunity from prosecution.
ProV1
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What weaklings. They must have been scared to go to the playground as grade school kids, too.
OldSoulon
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I know for sure they didn't want a guy taking bribes from foreign countries to enrich his family and give his loser son a high paying job.Presidential immunity does not seem like something the founders intended...but here we are...
Trump immunity bid opposed by 19 top former defense officials in brief filed with Supreme Court
Nineteen retired generals, admirals and former top civilian defense officials have filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court opposing former President Donald Trump’s bid for immunity from prosecution.
Like Biden has.
ProV1
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Hmm. Did they want Trump to make millions from the Saudi Government last week? What job did his son-in-law get?
winbypin
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Or why can't slappy admit he is simply a hack?Yet, you weren't outraged before he "wealked it back.
Why can't you just admit that Biden and Trump are equally dirty?
Another member of the Trump crime syndicate going to jail....LOCK THEM UP!
ProV1
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Everything Trump touches goes to hell.
I bet it's because you didn't use the correct pronoun.
ProV1
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Another round of prison for Trump’s CFO. He and his entire ecosystem are liars, frauds, and thief’s.
BlackandGold
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“The core is not money for sex,” Bragg told a local NPR affiliate late last year. “We would say it’s about conspiring to corrupt a presidential election and then lying in New York business records to cover it up.”
Since that time, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan issued multiple rulings reinforcing that framing. The judge called the charges “serious” and refused every effort by Trump to keep federal and state election law out of the case. Though Trump is not technically charged with election interference — a federal statute distinct from the one he’s accused of violating — the main theories of the case behind all 34 counts ask jurors to find a plot to deceive voters in New York and nationally"
www.justsecurity.org
Since that time, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan issued multiple rulings reinforcing that framing. The judge called the charges “serious” and refused every effort by Trump to keep federal and state election law out of the case. Though Trump is not technically charged with election interference — a federal statute distinct from the one he’s accused of violating — the main theories of the case behind all 34 counts ask jurors to find a plot to deceive voters in New York and nationally"
Visualizing ‘Hush Money’: How Trump’s Complex Payoffs Sparked 34 Election-Related Criminal Charges
Visualizing how Donald Trump's alleged $130,000 hush money payment to Stormy Daniels gross up to $420,000 and 34 felony charges in New York.
www.justsecurity.org
SayMyName
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BlackandGold
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It’s funny because you don’t understand.
BlackandGold
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It’s funny because you still don’t understand.
SayMyName
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OldSoulon
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DOJ Unmasks ‘Inconsistencies’ in Fani Willis’s Use of Federal Grant Funds
The Justice Department said Friday it unmasked “inconsistencies” in Fulton County Prosecutor Fani Willis’s use of federal grant funds, confirming whistleblower allegations. Willis previously fired the whistleblower who alleged the Fulton County office mishandled $488,000 of federal grant money to pay for “swag,” computers, and travel.
“It’s that same grant that the Justice Department’s Office of Justice Programs now says is plagued with reporting discrepancies from Willis’s office,” the Washington Free Beacon’s Andrew Kerr reported Wednesday.
DOJ Unmasks 'Inconsistencies' in Fani Willis's Use of Federal Grant Funds
The Justice Department said it unmasked "inconsistencies" in Fulton County Prosecutor Fani Willis's use of federal grant funds.
www.breitbart.com
JUSTGOPLAY
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"Inconsistencies" I Love That!!! In the Leftist to English dictionary "Inconsistencies" is defined as Ole Fat Fannie stole about a half million dollars out the til, and spent it on trips to Rio and Sparkling Ripple. And she's the point man for the Lefty's kangaroo court down in Atlanta. Honestly, the jokes just write themselves with these fools.DOJ Unmasks ‘Inconsistencies’ in Fani Willis’s Use of Federal Grant Funds
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The Justice Department said Friday it unmasked “inconsistencies” in Fulton County Prosecutor Fani Willis’s use of federal grant funds, confirming whistleblower allegations. Willis previously fired the whistleblower who alleged the Fulton County office mishandled $488,000 of federal grant money to pay for “swag,” computers, and travel.
“It’s that same grant that the Justice Department’s Office of Justice Programs now says is plagued with reporting discrepancies from Willis’s office,” the Washington Free Beacon’s Andrew Kerr reported Wednesday.
DOJ Unmasks 'Inconsistencies' in Fani Willis's Use of Federal Grant Funds
The Justice Department said it unmasked "inconsistencies" in Fulton County Prosecutor Fani Willis's use of federal grant funds.
BlackandGold
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It's funny because you constantly fail. LOL
SayMyName
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BlackandGold
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See, continued failing.
SayMyName
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BlackandGold
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