Traitor Watch - The 45 & 47 Thread
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Well, much like a stable, he IS full of horse jive.
I'd rather they not give him the attention.
Of course, I'd rather nobody but the Department of Justice give him any attention, but.
Of course, I'd rather nobody but the Department of Justice give him any attention, but.
Trump wanted to trademark 'Rigged Election!' and other key findings from the Jan. 6 panel's latest release | CNN Politics
The House select committee investigating January 6, 2021, on Friday released another wave of witness interview transcripts.
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Because of course he wants to make a profit on anything.
FB friend:
A judge ruled Trump's law suit against Hillary Clinton and a bunch of other people frivolous and ordered he pay them $1 million, so now he's having to cancel his other stupid frivolous law suits. What a shame.
There needs to be more and harsher punishment for stupid spite-suing. Stop wasting the justice system's time.
I'm reminded that the adage that says that, if the penalty for breaking the law is a fine, then it's legal for the rich.
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"Cost of doing business"
Trump’s golf course photo with Philadelphia mob boss raises questions
Spokesman won’t say if ex-president knows Joseph ‘Skinny Joey’ Merlino, saying he ‘takes countless photos with people’
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I've just realized how often this sort of thing happens. Trump is seen associating with this or that problematic person, gets called on it, denies he knows who the person even is... and he's just dumb enough that he always has plausible deniability. We could put the classified-documents incident in this folder too; a lot of people even on this board were saying it's just as likely he didn't realize (at the time, at least) that he wasn't allowed to take those.
But that in itself is a problem. Anyone who has a consistent pattern of unknowingly doing things he's not supposed to be doing isn't really any more trustworthy than someone who does it on purpose. And in Trump's case, it's hard to say which has been a bigger problem so far.
But that in itself is a problem. Anyone who has a consistent pattern of unknowingly doing things he's not supposed to be doing isn't really any more trustworthy than someone who does it on purpose. And in Trump's case, it's hard to say which has been a bigger problem so far.
Yeah, but the human brain is wired such that malice and outright incompetence trigger two different responses. When we think that person not only doesn't know better, but CAN'T know better, it triggers empathy. It quells the rage you should be feeling at such a gross overstep that apparently no one caught until too late.
