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originally posted by: JinMI
originally posted by: 3000Hard
originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: 3000Hard
Loads of times, only difference is trump should be relieved that he will receive a fair trial.
Then by all means, show your work. I mean you don't have any integrity or credibility so unfortunately I cannot take your word for it.
Not:
Stabbed a bunch of times.
Hung by the neck.
Beheaded via guillotine.
Placed in front of a Firing squad.
That's a heavy penalty. Hopefully you can provide some heavy evidence.......
Pick up a book.
I have one here, it's on the Constitution.
Do you have a recommendation?
originally posted by: 3000Hard
originally posted by: JinMI
originally posted by: 3000Hard
originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: 3000Hard
Loads of times, only difference is trump should be relieved that he will receive a fair trial.
Then by all means, show your work. I mean you don't have any integrity or credibility so unfortunately I cannot take your word for it.
Not:
Stabbed a bunch of times.
Hung by the neck.
Beheaded via guillotine.
Placed in front of a Firing squad.
That's a heavy penalty. Hopefully you can provide some heavy evidence.......
Pick up a book.
I have one here, it's on the Constitution.
Do you have a recommendation?
A heavy book.
Roger Stone has been identified in a VIDEO as part of the fraudulent elector scheme. In the video taken on 11/5/2020, Stone dictated the plan to an associate. The video was shot by Danish documentarian Chirstoffer Guildbrandsen
originally posted by: Threadbare
a reply to: JinMI
When have alternate electors ever been used, let alone in the way described by Stone?
While Hawaii had two slates of electors that year, it only ever had one official slate of electors at a time.
One key difference between Hawaii and Trump is that the Parties in Hawaii did not forge official documents and submit them in an attempt to change the official results of the election.
Since when do we charge people for "could have", but didn't?
originally posted by: SourGrapes
This is what I don't understand. If the state didn't certify the electors, where's the crime?
Are they charging Trump because they could have been certified by the state?
Even so, would it have been a crime if the state did certify the electors?
Is Trump being charged for what could have happened, but didn't happen?
Since when do we charge people for "could have", but didn't?