Onextremebuzz
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Not indicted for this yet.
TRUMP CONVICTED
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DCcan
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With a few more trips to the courthouse yet to come...
BudmanTX
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yep, and in Atlanta as well, also DC
Roger A. Shrubber
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that isn't what he is being charged for, as you are well aware, by now.
He's being charged for using campaign funds to make that payment, and then cooking his books to hide the fact...AND THAT IS A CRIME. 34 crimes, in fact...
MickFoster
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
The adverb is the key.
MickFoster
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He obviously watched faux news yesterday and last night.
shimbob
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Yes, we know trump bragged about walking into the dressing rooms of the Miss Teen USA while they were in various states of undressed. And the E. Carroll rape case against him is still going on.
DCcan
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Look up John Edwards...he was keeping a mistress on the side with funny money for political purposes.
That should explain it for you.
Onextremebuzz
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Trump is a billionaire 135k goes into 4 billion 30k times
Roger A. Shrubber
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No, it's not that simple...Some stares allow felons to vote, and some don't. Some do after you basically pay a fee to get your rights restored, and some you have to jump through hoops, and you still might never get them restored, depending on your offenses.
However, federal law does not bar a felon from voting, or running for office, even if they are currently incarcerated. Eugene Debs did it the the 1930s, after being locked up for a stupid ass law to basically get him out of the way.
DCcan
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Do you remember Lyndon Larouche running from behind bars in the 80's?
Onextremebuzz
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Trumps jet fuel bill was probably higher than 135k yesterday.
cannabineer
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I wonder about one thing. The documents case involves highest levels of classification, with state secrets relating to nuclear capability famously involved.
Is there a way to use a conviction in that instance to invoke the 14th Amendment public-office exclusion?
DIY-HP-LED
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As I said, the issue of a convicted felon doing time on a ballot that he can't vote on might be settled fast in the SCOTUS with Trump and states bar felons from voting who have done their time, much less are serving it. So, keeping Trump off the ballot will be no issue and automatic in a red stare, the redder the more automatic! To change the law and allow felons to vote and run for office would mean franchising millions of black men convicted of felonies to keep them from voting in the first place! So, it might come down to a choice of franchising black people in a red state or not putting Trump on the ballot, a rock and a hard place for many.
I find it an interesting question and conundrum for the right.
I find it an interesting question and conundrum for the right.
Highway61
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And the night before and the night before that and the night....
Onextremebuzz
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Broke people don't fly around in planes. Do you know how much fuel a 757 burns per second?
Roger A. Shrubber
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we all know i ain't a lawyer, but i do not think so...i think it has to be something like the Jan. 6th plot to invoke the 14th...fortunately...there is the Jan. 6th plot to charge him with, and if he is convicted, then game on for the 14th.
Roger A. Shrubber
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about as much as magats keep donating to him....
he's not "broke" like you are...but he is far from as rich as people think he is...most of his "money" isn't real, it's lines of credit from different sources, and they're drying up, as more and more banks refuse to touch him.
That's why he grifts shamelessly, nonstop...He has to, to keep the charade going...
CunningCanuk
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This sentence is funny because the only thing real about trump is that he is a criminal.