Today in Trump

[palmerq]

The hearings are still on going, whether they lead to criminal charges or not is a mystery. I think they meet again in September.


The Georgia investigation is also on going,Scott Perry's phone was seized by the FBI this week for that investigation..

Trump is fairly busy these days

[TitoFan]

Yes... and you can see what the public thinks of those Jan 6 hearings.

My fear is that all these simultaneous efforts, if not handled properly, will only galvanize Trump's minions supporters and strengthen his position heading into 2024.

And if by some unfortunate stroke of bad luck Trump emerges unscathed from any of this, well..... need I say more.

[Kirkland Laing]

Trump is under investigation for violating the Espionage Act. Holy shit.

This is where you need to go to follow the story as it comes out:

https://twitter.com/emptywheel

[palmerq]

Soni see trumps lawyer is claiming the documents were declassified, what an odd series of events, I guess we have to wait and see, as they've certainly removed documents marked top Secret..

[Beanz]

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[TitoFan]

Boebert and Taylor Greene are the "Laurel and Hardy" of Congress.

They're an embarrassment to the nation.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Trump Should Face Execution Over Alleged Nuclear Docs, Suggest Ex-CIA Chief & Others

I have been warning the Deep State may try to assassinate Trump as they grow more desperate

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Trump Should Face Execution Over Alleged Nuclear Docs, Suggest Ex-CIA Chief & Others

I have been warning the Deep State may try to assassinate Trump as they grow more desperate

Former CIA & NSA Director Michael Hayden and MSNBC contributor Michael Beschloss both posted tweets on Thursday promoting the execution of Donald Trump.

Beschloss posted an image of a couple named the Rosenbergs from the 1950s, noting they were executed after being convicted for giving the Soviets American nuclear documents.

In response to the news about potential nuclear-related documents in Trump’s possession, the 45th president issued a statement reading, “President Barack Hussein Obama kept 33 million pages of documents, much of them classified. How many of them pertained to nuclear? Word is, lots!”

Former NYC Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik, who recently told Americans the Deep State might try to kill Trump, posted a Fox News article about Hayden’s tweet.

“I told you it would come!” Kerik wrote.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Trump Should Face Execution Over Alleged Nuclear Docs, Suggest Ex-CIA Chief & Others

I have been warning the Deep State may try to assassinate Trump as they grow more desperate

Former CIA & NSA Director Michael Hayden and MSNBC contributor Michael Beschloss both posted tweets on Thursday promoting the execution of Donald Trump.

Beschloss posted an image of a couple named the Rosenbergs from the 1950s, noting they were executed after being convicted for giving the Soviets American nuclear documents.

In response to the news about potential nuclear-related documents in Trump’s possession, the 45th president issued a statement reading, “President Barack Hussein Obama kept 33 million pages of documents, much of them classified. How many of them pertained to nuclear? Word is, lots!”

Former NYC Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik, who recently told Americans the Deep State might try to kill Trump, posted a Fox News article about Hayden’s tweet.

“I told you it would come!” Kerik wrote.

Infowars founder Alex Jones has also been warning his audience Trump’s life is in danger as the global elite grow more desperate in their attempts to derail his 2024 presidential aspirations.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

The goal of this ongoing war is to ruin both Trump and his family, salting the earth with their populist movement of Deplorables. Trump and his supporters must be destroyed politically (at the very least), ensuring Trump cannot run for president again but also that no candidate outside the uniparty’s acceptable parameters can ever run again. So one of the most important campaigns in America’s political war effectively seeks to criminalize a whole category of dissent—or at least place dissenters outside the bounds of acceptable society. If you doubt any or all of the 2020 presidential election results, you are an election denier. If you protested at the Capitol, you are an insurrectionist. If you question Russian collusion, you are a Putin supporter. And so forth.

We have not seen the FBI’s warrant or the supporting evidence presented to the magistrate. Was the raid an actual step toward a criminal prosecution? What were the actual crimes contemplated and the specific evidence sought? We don’t know, but at this point, it doesn’t matter. Merrick Garland surely knew Republican partisans would view the raid as pure political harassment, a warning to Trump, his family, and close associates. He also surely knew that many Democratic partisans hope to gin up legal arguments to disqualify the former president from running again (either under the Fourteenth Amendment or, more dubiously, under this federal statute). And of course he know a media brouhaha would ensue. So there are two broad but conflicting interpretations of Garland’s actions. First, he is a brave defender of the rule of law who doggedly follows the evidence wherever it goes, with no consideration for politics, appearances, or timing whatsoever. Second, he knew exactly how ardent Trump fans would react to the warrant and seizures, and actively intended this effect. In other words, he intended to send a threatening message and quell political enthusiasm for Trump 2024.

[Kirkland Laing]

Trump Should Face Execution Over Alleged Nuclear Docs, Suggest Ex-CIA Chief & Others

I have been warning the Deep State may try to assassinate Trump as they grow more desperate

Former CIA & NSA Director Michael Hayden and MSNBC contributor Michael Beschloss both posted tweets on Thursday promoting the execution of Donald Trump.

Beschloss posted an image of a couple named the Rosenbergs from the 1950s, noting they were executed after being convicted for giving the Soviets American nuclear documents.

In response to the news about potential nuclear-related documents in Trump’s possession, the 45th president issued a statement reading, “President Barack Hussein Obama kept 33 million pages of documents, much of them classified. How many of them pertained to nuclear? Word is, lots!”

Former NYC Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik, who recently told Americans the Deep State might try to kill Trump, posted a Fox News article about Hayden’s tweet.

“I told you it would come!” Kerik wrote.

They should drag him out of his restaurant, force him to his knees and shoot him in the back of the head. He should die like a dog.

I'll settle for ten years in Leavenworth.

[Kirkland Laing]

The goal of this ongoing war is to ruin both Trump and his family, salting the earth with their populist movement of Deplorables. Trump and his supporters must be destroyed politically (at the very least), ensuring Trump cannot run for president again but also that no candidate outside the uniparty’s acceptable parameters can ever run again. So one of the most important campaigns in America’s political war effectively seeks to criminalize a whole category of dissent—or at least place dissenters outside the bounds of acceptable society. If you doubt any or all of the 2020 presidential election results, you are an election denier. If you protested at the Capitol, you are an insurrectionist. If you question Russian collusion, you are a Putin supporter. And so forth.

We have not seen the FBI’s warrant or the supporting evidence presented to the magistrate. Was the raid an actual step toward a criminal prosecution? What were the actual crimes contemplated and the specific evidence sought? We don’t know, but at this point, it doesn’t matter. Merrick Garland surely knew Republican partisans would view the raid as pure political harassment, a warning to Trump, his family, and close associates. He also surely knew that many Democratic partisans hope to gin up legal arguments to disqualify the former president from running again (either under the Fourteenth Amendment or, more dubiously, under this federal statute). And of course he know a media brouhaha would ensue. So there are two broad but conflicting interpretations of Garland’s actions. First, he is a brave defender of the rule of law who doggedly follows the evidence wherever it goes, with no consideration for politics, appearances, or timing whatsoever. Second, he knew exactly how ardent Trump fans would react to the warrant and seizures, and actively intended this effect. In other words, he intended to send a threatening message and quell political enthusiasm for Trump 2024.

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I'm sure you just forgot to include the link. Far far too coherent and far too many big words for you to have come up with.

[Kirkland Laing]

Soni see trumps lawyer is claiming the documents were declassified, what an odd series of events, I guess we have to wait and see, as they've certainly removed documents marked top Secret..

It was not declassified. There's a whole process you have to go through to declassify documents. Records are made and kept. None of the shit they found was declassified.

[Beanz]

The goal of this ongoing war is to ruin both Trump and his family, salting the earth with their populist movement of Deplorables. Trump and his supporters must be destroyed politically (at the very least), ensuring Trump cannot run for president again but also that no candidate outside the uniparty’s acceptable parameters can ever run again. So one of the most important campaigns in America’s political war effectively seeks to criminalize a whole category of dissent—or at least place dissenters outside the bounds of acceptable society. If you doubt any or all of the 2020 presidential election results, you are an election denier. If you protested at the Capitol, you are an insurrectionist. If you question Russian collusion, you are a Putin supporter. And so forth.

We have not seen the FBI’s warrant or the supporting evidence presented to the magistrate. Was the raid an actual step toward a criminal prosecution? What were the actual crimes contemplated and the specific evidence sought? We don’t know, but at this point, it doesn’t matter. Merrick Garland surely knew Republican partisans would view the raid as pure political harassment, a warning to Trump, his family, and close associates. He also surely knew that many Democratic partisans hope to gin up legal arguments to disqualify the former president from running again (either under the Fourteenth Amendment or, more dubiously, under this federal statute). And of course he know a media brouhaha would ensue. So there are two broad but conflicting interpretations of Garland’s actions. First, he is a brave defender of the rule of law who doggedly follows the evidence wherever it goes, with no consideration for politics, appearances, or timing whatsoever. Second, he knew exactly how ardent Trump fans would react to the warrant and seizures, and actively intended this effect. In other words, he intended to send a threatening message and quell political enthusiasm for Trump 2024.

BWAHAHAHA!

Boo hoo! Don't call a crime a crime, think of the treasonous bastards feelings, it's all everyone else's fault.

Personal responsibility? Rule of law?

Ha! What a load of horseshit.

[palmerq]

Soni see trumps lawyer is claiming the documents were declassified, what an odd series of events, I guess we have to wait and see, as they've certainly removed documents marked top Secret..

It was not declassified. There's a whole process you have to go through to declassify documents. Records are made and kept. None of the shit they found was declassified.

Then Trump has performed an amazinglly baffling shooting of his own foot :S...what a guy