Indictment number 3 for Trump announced

a reply to: frogs453

I just face palm when folks try to discount what you have posted.

Also there a bunch of minimal effort posts that seem to drown out the ones with substance.

Notice how a certain poster just resorts to childish insults addressing the issue. Do yiu really think someone like that has looked at the evidence? Or simply reject it because they support Trump no matter what?

Keep up the good work. The MAGA Republicans dont realize almost half the party is against Trump and will not vote for him in the general election. For this reason he really has no chance in the 2024 election, despite strong polling early on.

I am just glad for once in his life, Trump is being held accountable for his actions.

a reply to: jrod

Lol.


As youve on multiple occasions refuse to post sources.

Hint. * opinions arent sources.

Keep palming your face, mayhaps it will be of benefit...eventually

a reply to: rigel4

Hungry for power or justice against his inquisitors?

a reply to: frogs453

he believed he was sh!tted out of the win. Not sure of you are aware, but it's more than just him, other people think it might have been hinkey as well.

Now, is believing you were #ed illegal? (that's a yes or no question)

eta:
and now Bannon is a credible witness?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: rigel4

Boris had to go over here for far less. Seems different rules apply in the US.

They need an actual criminal conviction, which they won't accept anyway, before folk over there might even begin to think, he's a wrong'un?

Same applies to Biden.

All are equally corrupt and stinky.

Lol .. i don't believe supporters of either side believe what they post.
Just public rallying round the flag... least thats a hope.

Otherwise ..........


Who knows.

a reply to: jrod

Where are half of these republicans? Why aren't they supporting others for the nomination?

I prefer DeSantis or Scott or even one of the others except Christy or Hutchinson. Where are their numbers? In the basement!

I'd be happy if we had new blood, which would show in the primary polls, but what? Are half the republicans asleep?

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: jrod

Where are half of these republicans? Why aren't they supporting others for the nomination?

I prefer DeSantis or Scott or even one of the others except Christy or Hutchinson. Where are their numbers? In the basement!

I'd be happy if we had new blood, which would show in the primary polls, but what? Are half the republicans asleep?

they are all getting sammiches.

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: rigel4

Hungry for power or justice against his inquisitors?

Maybe a bit of both.. Trump believes he was cheated, most of the planet doesnt think he was.
My own opinion on Trump is that he is a spoiled buffoon that isnt qualified to run a raffle, never mind a country like the
United States. Its really sad that he is even in a position of having a chance of running for potus.

Your system is not really working if all that can be produced from it is Bidden or Trump.

I dont have an egg in the race as such, but the potus can have a bearing on my life through Allied association.

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: frogs453

he believed he was sh!tted out of the win. Not sure of you are aware, but it's more than just him, other people think it might have been hinkey as well.

Now, is believing you were #ed illegal? (that's a yes or no question)

eta:
and now Bannon is a credible witness?

Actually, he knew he lost. His team knew he lost. But he felt he could overturn it by convincing others that he'd been cheated (and he's said this often enough.)

a reply to: Byrd

Should be easy (and necessary) to prove then, no?

a reply to: network dude

Believing he won the election isn't illegal. However, taking illegal actions such as trying to replace legally selected electors with ones he selected in a backroom or trying to convince Pence to exceed his authority and unilaterally decide he won't accept the electoral vote.

a reply to: rigel4

75 million American voters were disenfranchised and do not believe the outcome of the election.

I don't care about the rest of the planet. 75 million is alot of people to just gloss over.

We were healthier, wealthier and happier under Trump. He was a much better POTUS than Biden.

originally posted by: jrod
a reply to: frogs453

I just face palm when folks try to discount what you have posted.

Also there a bunch of minimal effort posts that seem to drown out the ones with substance.

Notice how a certain poster just resorts to childish insults addressing the issue. Do yiu really think someone like that has looked at the evidence? Or simply reject it because they support Trump no matter what?

Keep up the good work. The MAGA Republicans dont realize almost half the party is against Trump and will not vote for him in the general election. For this reason he really has no chance in the 2024 election, despite strong polling early on.

I am just glad for once in his life, Trump is being held accountable for his actions.

I’ve seen what the experts are saying about the evidence.

They are saying that the indictment reads like something a Liberal mother and father or a “Registered Republican” such as yourself, would read to their kids at night so they could sleep better.

Jack Smith is known to over charge in every case he’s ever had and this is another example of it.

But you guys are clouded by your hurt feelz and cannot objectively look at it.
Orange man has hurt you guys so bad it’s gotten to the point that with every new charge, you guys blubber and drool thinking he’s going away.

Will you come back to apologize when nothing happens?

a reply to: jrod

Half the party is not against Trump. He got more votes in 2020 than in 2016. You are just parroting the media and now kissing the ass of the person you think is the anti-MAGA messiah.

YOu even parrot him in your post...

Hold him accountable for his actions for the first time in his life?

MAGA does not mean Trump. At all. It is about those people who want our country to be the country that was founded and not changed for the good of the Progressive mindset.

originally posted by: jrod
a reply to: MrInquisitive
Good luck trying to reason with those who drank the Trump kool-aide.

Nothing will convince them Trump is a crook.

I think everyone is well aware of the fact that we currently live in a Batman Gotham City Universe. A world where Billionaire villains rule over all aspects of our lives. Bezos and Elons, Rothchilds and House of Saud, Celebrities and Think-Tanks-With-Money (think WEF or WHO). From Trumps to Bloombergs, etc.

No one is claiming Trump is a normal, decent citizen.

We are facing an existential threat of a world-wide total Technocratic Dictatorship where 'You vill own nothing and eat ze fa@ing bugz'

It's not a joke. The golden age of 'private ownership' and 'privacy' is almost over. The only thing that could possibly stop the NWO is if just one country had enough power and big enough balls to say no.

Be the hero, save the word, free up the cities and countries where their global octopus tentacles are squeezing the tightest.

Imagine the entire world has fallen to this and are now under control of Nazis. We need to set the example and then go liberate them.

But.. Everyone is bought and paid for and compromised, etc. There is no one. Except for this one very dangerous weapon of mass destruction. It's a guy that can't be bought, and hopefully, can't be stopped.

So, yeah, this is a war and Trump is the bomb.

a reply to: jrod

What is so terrible about making America great?

a reply to: matafuchs

And his behavior since losing in 2020 has turned off many of the non-MAGA Republicans.

originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: network dude

Believing he won the election isn't illegal. However, taking illegal actions such as trying to replace legally selected electors with ones he selected in a backroom or trying to convince Pence to exceed his authority and unilaterally decide he won't accept the electoral vote.

.....k

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: jrod

What is so terrible about making America great?

I think it's the 'Again' part. They want to try something new now.

The way I see it, Trump will be jailed for having an opinion and speaking it out loud.

The democrats have already jailed a guy for memes, so why not jail a guy for speaking out?