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Just now, John from Riverside said:

No president has ever been arrested. Whenever there been an office that was about impeachment and it was valid every time that they did it.
 

The Russian collusion thing I am not a conspiracy theorist, and the Mueller report says that there was no collusion. Therefore it is what it is.

 

How about this if Trump would just stop doing dirty ***** maybe they would stop going after him for it Trump is the problem they’re not people that are trying to hold him accountable

I’m not defending Trump, I just want equality when arresting and charging people with crimes. To say there is no proof biden committed any crimes then turning around and saying trump is guilty sounds like a political partisan to me. You would have to be blind or willfully ignorant to think biden is innocent. He even bragged on video how he quid pro quo Ukraine for firing the prosecutor who was investigating burisma. It’s literally in video! Yet you ignore or down play it. Explain to me how’s that not partisan politics.

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3 minutes ago, Westside said:

I’m not defending Trump, I just want equality when arresting and charging people with crimes. To say there is no proof biden committed any crimes then turning around and saying trump is guilty sounds like a political partisan to me. You would have to be blind or willfully ignorant to think biden is innocent. He even bragged on video how he quid pro quo Ukraine for firing the prosecutor who was investigating burisma. It’s literally in video! Yet you ignore or down play it. Explain to me how’s that not partisan politics.

There are literally audio video and actual classified evidence of trumps crimes. It’s not equal you can’t do. What about it I’m here.
 

I think that January 6 was a riot. I think that there were a lot of people that went to the Capitol planning on protesting, and it turned into something else there were people that did not intend for violence to happen they were in the crowd they were people in that crowd that it at every intention of committing violence, it was a riot. I am not comfortable with calling it an insurrection. 

 

The documents case, however, is entirely different to me, because I spent so many years of my life dealing with it everything that Trump is saying about the documents is false if anyone other than him tried to do what he did, it’s Leavenworth baby your average Air Force sergeant making a mistake that’s anywhere close to that can just kiss his ass. Goodbye.  To me that is the worst thing he has done.  Donald Trump is like a kid that has been given the keys to the Candy store and can’t help himself.

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8 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

There are literally audio video and actual classified evidence of trumps crimes. It’s not equal you can’t do. What about it I’m here.
 

I think that January 6 was a riot. I think that there were a lot of people that went to the Capitol planning on protesting, and it turned into something else there were people that did not intend for violence to happen they were in the crowd they were people in that crowd that it at every intention of committing violence, it was a riot. I am not comfortable with calling it an insurrection. 

 

The documents case, however, is entirely different to me, because I spent so many years of my life dealing with it everything that Trump is saying about the documents is false if anyone other than him tried to do what he did, it’s Leavenworth baby your average Air Force sergeant making a mistake that’s anywhere close to that can just kiss his ass. Goodbye.  To me that is the worst thing he has done.  Donald Trump is like a kid that has been given the keys to the Candy store and can’t help himself.

How do You feel about a senator or vice president stealing classified documents? Since senators and vice presidents have No security clearance to possess or take classified documents then that is stealing. They have found classified documents he took while he was a senator! How is he not held accountable for that? If Trump is guilty, lock him up. I have no problem with that. But to act like biden is squeaky clean is ludicrous.

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14 minutes ago, Westside said:

How do You feel about a senator or vice president stealing classified documents? Since senators and vice presidents have No security clearance to possess or take classified documents then that is stealing. They have found classified documents he took while he was a senator! How is he not held accountable for that? If Trump is guilty, lock him up. I have no problem with that. But to act like biden is squeaky clean is ludicrous.

To be clear, I am not a fan of anyone handling classified documents outside of a skiff
 

That’s how I had to do it

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1 minute ago, John from Riverside said:

To be clear, I am not a fan of anyone handling classified documents outside of a skiff
 

That’s how I had to do it

Then be fair in your criticism of trump. Like I said early, they all are guilty of this, but they are only going after trump. That is what I have a problem with, not who they’re going after.

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He knew, they knew, they know.  They all fooled millions of Americans in a ridiculous lie

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/before-jan-6-mark-meadows-joked-about-trump-s-election-claims/ar-AA1ecAyZ

 

In a text message that has been scrutinized by federal prosecutors, Meadows wrote to a White House lawyer that his son, Atlanta-area attorney Blake Meadows, had been probing possible fraud and had found only a handful of possible votes cast in dead voters’ names, far short of what Trump was alleging. The lawyer teasingly responded that perhaps Meadows’s son could locate the thousands of votes Trump would need to win the election. The text was described by multiple people familiar with the exchange. 

The jocular text message, which has not been previously reported, is one of many exchanges from the time in which Trump aides and other Republican officials expressed deep skepticism or even openly mocked the election claims being made publicly by Trump

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13 hours ago, Westside said:

How many times do you have to try to arrest someone (unsuccessfully) before it becomes a witch-hunt?

 

How many times did the government try and arrest Gotti?

No doubt you would view that as a witch hunt, based on your stated logic.

13 hours ago, Westside said:

I’m not defending Trump, I just want equality when arresting and charging people with crimes. To say there is no proof biden committed any crimes then turning around and saying trump is guilty sounds like a political partisan to me. You would have to be blind or willfully ignorant to think biden is innocent. He even bragged on video how he quid pro quo Ukraine for firing the prosecutor who was investigating burisma. It’s literally in video! Yet you ignore or down play it. Explain to me how’s that not partisan politics.

 

The difference is that Trump has been found guilty of a few crimes already.

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12 hours ago, Westside said:

Then be fair in your criticism of trump. Like I said early, they all are guilty of this, but they are only going after trump. That is what I have a problem with, not who they’re going after.

 

Trump would have zero legal issues in regards to the docs  if he had returned them when the government first requested them.

You didn't hear about that part?

The idiot brought it upon himself.

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15 hours ago, John from Riverside said:

I am not comfortable with calling it an insurrection. 

 

Same here. I refer to it as a riot for that reason. But as I've explained here before, it wasn't just a riot. The riot was part of a larger plan to intimidate Pence and Congress in order to delay certification and to allow the diabolical Eastman plan a chance of succeeding. 

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On 7/22/2023 at 8:41 AM, Kemp said:

 

Who said Putin should be trusted over the American government?

You always write lots of words but never about the topic.

I'll ask another, fully realizing that you can't answer.

If a Dem had bowed before Putin at a summit, what would Republicans have done? 



Would this be a disqualifier for you? 

You inquire about trust in government but don’t want to talk about trust in government. Weird.
 

Anyway…I’ll forgo linking body language analysis in the meeting below.  International politics in a very complicated game, but one thing seems certain—this interaction reflects mutual respect, deference and friendship: 
 

 

 

Obviously, Dems sent a message to Barrack about partnering with a notorious foreign adversary.  It’s quite likely ten, maybe twenty Dems nationally stayed home on Election Day to protest this partnership:

 

https://www.statista.com/statistics/245803/preliminary-results-of-the-popular-vote-of-the-2012-presidential-election/

 

 

President Obama has won the election with about 65.9 million votes from the population. His opponent Mitt Romney could gather about 60.9 million votes.


Then, a short time later, of course, Putin annexed Crimea.  Perhaps this was the flexibility promised by BO and approved by 65,900,000 supporters: 

 

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/russia-annexes-crimea-away-from-ukraine-with-signature-from-vladimir-putin/

 

 

Was all this a disqualifier for you?  

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On 7/22/2023 at 10:49 AM, Tiberius said:

The case against Trump for inciting a riot is pretty easy to make 

 

First he spread a lie he knew was not true 

Then he called a rally based on that lie, the “Stop the Steal” rally

The rally he called for and planned was on the day of the certification of his defeat 

He then pumped the crowd up with more lies about how they were being cheated 

After enflaming them with lies and violent rhetoric he had them march on the capital

He then refused for hours to stop the violence, a clear dereliction of duty. 

People died as a result of his “stop the steal” riot, that’s manslaughter at the very least 

There is no way you did not know this, more willful ignorance on your part 

 

The law includes threats of violence if those involved have the ability to immediately act on the threat. Inciting a riot, according to federal law, is defined as the acts of "organizing, promoting, encouraging, participating in a riot" and urging others to riot.

 

Rioting and Inciting to Riot - FindLaw

 

https://www.findlaw.com/criminal/criminal-charges/rioting-and-inciting-riots.html#:~:text=The law includes threats of,and urging others to riot.

I understand how you feel, mostly because you keep repeating yourself.  
 

Should be a slam dunk per find law dot com.  That’s ok. 

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8 minutes ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:

Right.  What?  

trump is getting bottom feeder lawyers.  He has been for some time...Legal eagles?  agree?  They never seem to weigh in x section C3,  Are they demurring or disagree?  I can't tell.  I'm not gonna explain the judges comment.  You seem to have at least avg intelligence.

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35 minutes ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:

I understand how you feel, mostly because you keep repeating yourself.  
 

Should be a slam dunk per find law dot com.  That’s ok. 


There’s certainly an argument for incitement. And if it wasn’t the President of the United States, I wouldn’t be surprised if it was charged. 
 

So while I remain skeptical that Trump will actually be charged with incitement, here is what the argument would look like:

 

1. Trump’s team claimed that they won the election despite reality. 
2. Trump’s team hired consultants to find election fraud but they could not find evidence that he had won

3. Trump was told that he lost by his advisors 

4. Trump pushed the idiotic theory that the VP can decide an election 

5. Pence proved that he has like two brain cells to rub together and the idea that the VP decides elections is stupid as hell. 
6. Upon learning this, Trump tells his followers to come out because it “will be wild”

7. When Pence does his actual job, Trump tweets that he failed and the terrorists decide that they want to hang Pence and sack the Capitol. 

8. During the terrorist attack on the Capitol, the only person who potentially has the power to stop it is Trump and he refuses to do so for hours. 
 

So the proposed case is that Trump fomented a situation to create violence in the hopes that the violence would end to his benefit. 
 

It’s probably factually true but fairly difficult to prove in a court of law. It is definitely not a slam dunk. The documents case is the definition of a slam dunk. Incitement is a very different story. 

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4 hours ago, redtail hawk said:

trump is getting bottom feeder lawyers.  He has been for some time...Legal eagles?  agree?  They never seem to weigh in x section C3,  Are they demurring or disagree?  I can't tell.  I'm not gonna explain the judges comment.  You seem to have at least avg intelligence.

Ditch problem with the arguments that come out of trumps mouth is that they play well with his bass but they don’t work well in court. He is now hiring lawyers that just go on to Fox News and repeat what he says. These are not arguments that are going to work in court. 
Trump and his team tried so hard to push the documents case pass the election and that is not even going his way with a judge that he selected

That trail is going to go on right in the middle of Trump trying to run for election and his base will come out for him and vote twice if they could but that’s not gonna work with the rest of the country

Fast forward to 2023 and Trump will be complaining that he didn’t get a fair shot at being elected because of the trial

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8 hours ago, ChiGoose said:


There’s certainly an argument for incitement. And if it wasn’t the President of the United States, I wouldn’t be surprised if it was charged. 
 

So while I remain skeptical that Trump will actually be charged with incitement, here is what the argument would look like:

 

1. Trump’s team claimed that they won the election despite reality. 
2. Trump’s team hired consultants to find election fraud but they could not find evidence that he had won

3. Trump was told that he lost by his advisors 

4. Trump pushed the idiotic theory that the VP can decide an election 

5. Pence proved that he has like two brain cells to rub together and the idea that the VP decides elections is stupid as hell. 
6. Upon learning this, Trump tells his followers to come out because it “will be wild”

7. When Pence does his actual job, Trump tweets that he failed and the terrorists decide that they want to hang Pence and sack the Capitol. 

8. During the terrorist attack on the Capitol, the only person who potentially has the power to stop it is Trump and he refuses to do so for hours. 
 

So the proposed case is that Trump fomented a situation to create violence in the hopes that the violence would end to his benefit. 
 

It’s probably factually true but fairly difficult to prove in a court of law. It is definitely not a slam dunk. The documents case is the definition of a slam dunk. Incitement is a very different story. 

You’re doing your heavy lifting for the wrong poster.  @Tiberius is the legal zoom guy.  Good stuff tho. 

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8 hours ago, redtail hawk said:

trump is getting bottom feeder lawyers.  He has been for some time...Legal eagles?  agree?  They never seem to weigh in x section C3,  Are they demurring or disagree?  I can't tell.  I'm not gonna explain the judges comment.  You seem to have at least avg intelligence.

It's hard to say.  The reputation of his attorneys does not seem to be all that great.  Then again, I've had cases with people with sterling reputations who left me utterly unimpressed after dealing with them on papers and in person.  

 

The reality is that nobody with a future wants to deal with this guy because he's toxic, America will likely awaken to the fact that he's toxic in the somewhat near future, the cases are dogs, and this fool probably will burn them when they inevitably either lose or get an 11-1 hung jury because of some bozo MAGA who makes them repeat the endeavor once or twice.  Aside from the immediate infusion of cash and instant notoriety (all press is good press, I guess?), there's nothing to be gained by working with this guy. 

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