His principles are absolutely unassailable. Because in order to assail them, you'd have to find them first.
Traitor Watch - The 45 Thread
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I wonder how many weeks away we are from him saying that for real?
Trump trial in "hush money" case kicks off today in a historic first for a former president
Monday marks the beginning of an event never before seen in American history: a former president on trial for alleged crimes.
www.cbsnews.com
It begins...
Bad news: it's going to be a repeat. Trump will complain he's been gagged, despite this week basically being jury selection. He's going to have at least one press conference a day where he openly violates the requirements of the court, and will not be punished for it.
It's a criminal trial for a crime that someone has already been found guilty of and served time for! We know he's guilty, this is just going to be the act of writing down how badly biased the system is.
It's a criminal trial for a crime that someone has already been found guilty of and served time for! We know he's guilty, this is just going to be the act of writing down how badly biased the system is.
He hasn't been gagged until someone actually enforces one of his many gag orders. Unfortunately.
To be fair to the judges: they have. To be fair to fairness: the punishments for violating the gag orders to date have not worked at all, to the point where it looks like the courts didn't do anything.
What punishments have been levied so far? Honest question; I haven't heard about any of them, to reinforce your point.
He's been given a couple of financial sanctions. But since he can just grift off his cult or steal it from the RNC, he doesn't really care.
And the size of those sanctions (to my knowledge.) haven't topped 10K, so designed to punish a poor person. Strictly by the book, to the credit of the courts (if only to run off the perception of a bias against.), but it also highlights how the rules are stacked and in favour of whom.
The media is culpable too: they never really brought it up.
The media is culpable too: they never really brought it up.
As the saying goes, if the punishment is a fine, it's legal if you're rich.
Or if you're pretending to be rich and people inexplicably continue to accept your IOUs despite knowing damn well you won't honor them.
I swear, the man has actual supernatural protection from consequences. Doesn't matter how much everyone involved hates him and how much they privately wish they could hurt him; as soon as they're in a position to make the choice to do so, they don't. The man could walk into a room with all of us in it, punch someone in the face, and all we would do is scold and threaten him until he's safely out of the building and then later wonder why none of us thought to hit back.
I swear, the man has actual supernatural protection from consequences. Doesn't matter how much everyone involved hates him and how much they privately wish they could hurt him; as soon as they're in a position to make the choice to do so, they don't. The man could walk into a room with all of us in it, punch someone in the face, and all we would do is scold and threaten him until he's safely out of the building and then later wonder why none of us thought to hit back.
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Attached: 1 image Shout out to the Truth Social investors, who’ve lost another 16% so far today 🎉 some people are saying DJT is doing so much winning!
Really? Because other sources are saying they're doing great:
Many fine people, no doubt.
On both sides even.
He won’t be properly gagged until he’s exiled alone into a prison dimension.
As much as I'd prefer to see him locked up and dealing with actual consequences, at this point, I'll settle for a pine box. Anything to not have to see, hear, or think about him ever again.
Don't think about the fact that he'll get a state funeral.
Will he get to insist on a gold coffin or will he have to settle for the standard-issue presidential kind?
I was hoping for face-down at a crossroads so he'll never find his way back, but whatever puts him away.