Herb & Suds
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It’s amazing that the charges are bs when it’s a sealed indictment
Trump To Turn Himself In
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I can hear DeSantis in that nasally voice and white go-go boots..'the law is clear'..or 'the law is the law'.If they have to extradite Donald, they will jail him in NY, maybe Ron is dangling bait for Donald, and it would be a quick way to get Donald out of the way and in jail awaiting trial! Ron has a law degree and knows Donald will have to go to NY, so if he can make Donald grasp at a straw and hold out in Mar A Largo, then when they do drag him out kicking and screaming, he will be out of Ron's way for good. A court order made him do it would be his excuse, he regrettably had no choice... Otherwise, it might be a year or more until Donald goes to trial and Ron would like to see him removed before that!
Maddow: Reckless DeSantis rhetoric would break U.S. legal system
30,876 views Mar 31, 2023 #msnbc #desantis #trump
In the midst of the frenzy over the news of Donald Trump's indictment, one politician made especially dangerous remarks that would threaten the foundations of American justice, and it wasn't Donald Trump. Ron DeSantis, in a tweet, suggested that he would ignore the law and his duties as governor in order to help keep Trump from being accountable to the law, a proposition more dangerous than any indictment, Rachel Maddow explains.
The best thing Trump ever gave DeSantis was Meatball Ron/DeSanctimonious..then he started telling Floridians the truth..how the state of the state was already strong.
And it was.
DIY-HP-LED
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Spun right out of reality and appealing to the "tribe/cult", they have a lock on America's morons, and they are determined to keep it!
Those cousin fucking terrorists will swallow anything and we gotta keep the con going, because if the democrats win in 24, they will surely fuck us and the republicans! 
He hasn't said "Trump" since Biden took office. I used to love the colbert Report.Colbert won't even speak Donald's name FFS!
Now, meh, he's okay. Beats meyers and fallon for sure. Can't touch Kimmel though, not close.
Herb & Suds
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CunningCanuk
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The Daily Show followed by The Colbert Report was the best hour on tv for a long time
xtsho
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Yes you can be President with a felony conviction. There is nothing in the Constitution that prevents a felon from running for President and assuming office if they win. I thought everyone knew that. I'm sure they've gone over that on MSNBC by now. You must have missed that episode.
These are the requirements to run for President:
- The candidate contesting for the position must be a natural-born citizen of the United States of America.
- The candidate must be 35 years or older.
- The candidate should be a US resident for 14 years.
CunningCanuk
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The last two requirements make sense but the first one is bullshit. Particularly from a country that owes much of its success to immigration.
I don’t know of any other democratic country that has this stipulation.
DIY-HP-LED
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Accurate easily digestible news and opinion with a laugh and that was needed for the past few years in America. On the downside, the writers didn't have to work, the material just wrote itself every time Trump or a republican opened their mouths. Colbert just found out 3 minutes before showtime which was recorded earlier, so much of it was off the cuff and on the fly about Donald's indictment.
Kimmel was on back then, too, but i think he got better later. His monologues
and sensitivity and awareness during interviews is the best. TDS went straight to hell
with Noah hosting. It lost its inclusiveness, and Noah was just too young. I read Noah's
book, "Born A Crime" and was impressed, but he's still just too young. TDS staff has
lost its touch since Stewart was there.
Not sure if you're talking about Daily Show, Colbert Report, or LSSC, which one? Cuz Colbert was at TDS and Report during Bush/Obama era, not during Trump's reign.
CunningCanuk
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The Colbert Report was during W’s/ Obama’s presidency. We can only imagine how funny it would have been watching Colbert interview trump people.
The United States is a constitutional republic don't let the news convince you otherwise. As Plato said, "Tyranny naturally arises out of democracy."
DIY-HP-LED
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The show I just posted.
CunningCanuk
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I liked Trevor Noah too. I liked the diversity of the guests he had on, not that Jon Stewart didn’t have diversity but Noah definitely had more.
Following Jon Stewart is a tough gig and those were some pretty big shoes to fill. I thought Noah did as good of a job as anyone else could have.
Could it be around 30 charges? Say it's not so..I can die nowIt’s amazing that the charges are bs when it’s a sealed indictment
xtsho
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I have no problem with the first one. It's the only thing keeping the likes of Elon Musk from running. Or other people born elsewhere from using their wealth to buy their way into the Presidency.
Weisselberg is doing time at Rikers and as of this post has dumped Trump attorneys for his own.
Former Trump Organization exec Allen Weisselberg cuts ties with attorneys
The move comes as a Manhattan grand jury is believed to be nearing a decision on whether to charge Trump in a long-running hush money investigation.
www.usatoday.com
Sorry, I must've misread. Could you say which was the one you posted, please?
CunningCanuk
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What about natural born citizens buying their way into the presidency?
I would be more worried about the homegrown wacos, it’s not like there’s a shortage of them.