TRUMP CONVICTED

DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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printer said:
I would let Trump in peace, let him push the boundaries. If he finds he crossed one by the 28'th, oh well.
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I figure Jack will try to save it for the 28th and it would be very odd if he said nothing about it when they are setting a trial date, many have been jailed for less. As the heat grows, Donald will continue to mouth off and dig himself deeper, he might get locked up for a week as a warning or until trial which would fuck his campaign and clear the field for the GOP primaries. It would lead to a faster trial if he was already in a DC jail cell.
 
bursto

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it might help if yall elect presidents that actually care about their wife, and kids and have some sort of moral decency

then your country could be great again
 
cannabineer

cannabineer

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bursto said:
dude the apostrophe is on the other options on my tv remote takes long enough to type a msg let alone hunting around for correct punctuation
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actually, I wasn’t thinking about that. “Y’all” is the singular; that is my point. I wasn’t ragging on the punctuation, though that sad tale about the TV remote makes me wonder if a potato would be an upgrade.
 
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Trump's arraignment: a speedy trial is coming; Trump's threatening post; and possible consequences

487 views Aug 4, 2023 #TeamJustice
Donald Trump's arraignment on his third criminal indictment unfolded in a DC courtroom. This video reviews what happened in that courtroom, and why some of it was unlike most arraignments.

At his arraignment, the magistrate judge put him on notice of conditions of release, including not threatening witnesses or obstructing justice. Not 24 hours later, Trump posts, "IF YOU GO AFTER ME, I'M COMING AFTER YOU," arguably violating his conditions of pretrial release. Here's what may now happen to Trump as a result of his dangerous conduct.
 
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BREAKING: Special Counsel cites inflammatory Trump social post in protective order request

146,692 views Aug 5, 2023 #msnbc #jacksmith #trump
Special Counsel Jack Smith proposed a protective order referencing a seemingly threatening social media post by Trump noting that it references other parties in the case - something Trump was ordered not to do. MSNBC's Ali Velshi discusses that and more with Mimi Rocah, a former MSNBC Legal Analyst who is now the District Attorney for Westchester County, NY.
 
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