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Any links to legal experts not hired by Trump who think the cases against him are weak?


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5 minutes ago, Cold War said:

Right.  I’m sure even if you’re not a liberal lawyer you would not be taking on any cases that involve anything Trump. When the fuck does this ever happen?  You can defend child molesters , shame and humiliate rape victims, but asking questions about a election??!!!  Hard to believe how stupid people have become. 

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Many of the people indicted are Trump's attorney's.

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11 minutes ago, Highmark said:

Many of the people indicted are Trump's attorney's.

It is all about instilling fear in Americans.  How many middle class Republicans you figure would show up again at a protest?  Look at these lengthy prison sentences.  You would be a fool to risk your freedoms. Mass nets using phone location data.  Your ass better not even be driving by a protest. 

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8 minutes ago, Cold War said:

It is all about instilling fear in Americans.  How many middle class Republicans you figure would show up again at a protest?  Look at these lengthy prison sentences.  You would be a fool to risk your freedoms. Mass nets using phone location data.  Your ass better not even be driving by a protest. 

They are making it clear....don't challenge election results or else. 

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54 minutes ago, ViperGTS/Z1 said:

Him even running is confronting it...they are desperate to stop and remove him. Wonder why

Lol, that isn't confronting shit.  He didn't drain ANYTHING the last time around, but made it worse.

As for the "wonder why" that is super easy.  He is terrible for America.  There are a few complete toolbags too blind to see that though and making sure the least common denominator doesn't ruin our country is what you take as desperate.

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17 minutes ago, Cold War said:

It is all about instilling fear in Americans.  How many middle class Republicans you figure would show up again at a protest?  Look at these lengthy prison sentences.  You would be a fool to risk your freedoms. Mass nets using phone location data.  Your ass better not even be driving by a protest. 

Holy shit you have a warped version of what they're actually being charged with. 

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17 minutes ago, akvanden said:

Holy shit you have a warped version of what they're actually being charged with. 

Really?   Protesters sToRmED our state capital with actual guns, not flags and cell phones. A year earlier. They weren’t even charged.  Just keep telling yourself the government is looking out for you by saving you from these dangerous people.  🙄

My Gawd. 

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8 minutes ago, Cold War said:

Really?   Protesters sToRmED our state capital with actual guns, not flags and cell phones. A year earlier. They weren’t even charged.  Just keep telling yourself the government is looking out for you by saving you from these dangerous people.  🙄

My Gawd. 

Shall we pull up some of the actual charges and see if they just "showed up"? 

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6 minutes ago, Cold War said:

You’re  safe now.  

Don't protest, you might be charged for entering the capitol when you actually didn't, vandalizing when you actually didn't, assault when you actually didn't, etc.

Be scared. 

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1 minute ago, akvanden said:

Don't protest, you might be charged for entering the capitol when you actually didn't, vandalizing when you actually didn't, assault when you actually didn't, etc.

Be scared. 

:lol:They were slipping on the blood and vomit!!!!!  

American flags!!!!! :hdchr:

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"Not even the appearance of impropriety..."

 

When Delaware’s acting U.S. attorney David C. Weiss celebrated a fraud conviction in 2010, he was joined by a key partner in the case: Beau Biden, the state’s attorney general.

Weiss worked with Joe Biden’s eldest son to hash out prosecution strategies. “We will continue to aggressively pursue all types of fraud in order to protect the public,” Weiss said in his part of a statement with Beau Biden on the fraud case.

Today, that little-known history highlights the deep challenges Weiss faces as he pursues a newly recharged investigation into Beau’s brother, Hunter Biden, in a small state long politically dominated by their father.

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15 hours ago, revkevsdi said:

So, no links to legal experts, just your opinion and lawyers who take a paycheque from Trump yet the Trumpster fan club still believe he is innocent. 

Go read Mark Lavines pieces on each indictment....

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11 minutes ago, Anler said:

Every other witch hunt they tried on Trump failed miserably. With a track record like that why would anyone think this is any different? 

Multiple impeachments and on to all this all this crap now. Just one long hissy fit

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20 minutes ago, Anler said:

Every other witch hunt they tried on Trump failed miserably. With a track record like that why would anyone think this is any different? 

Trump could've used those witch hunts to his benefit, but instead he's proven he's unfit to be potus again.

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4 hours ago, Carlos Danger said:

I think the funny part of all this is the uncertainty of the strengths of the cases. I would think if you were going to go after an ex president you would have clear charges everyone could agree on.

Seems like the grand jury agreed. 

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38 minutes ago, revkevsdi said:

Who knew they were breaking the law which is why they were hiding their actions. 

Yeah attorneys intentionally break the law all the time.  :lol:  

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1 minute ago, Highmark said:

Yeah attorneys intentionally break the law all the time.  :lol:  

One for filing a lawsuit to look at the 150000 ballots for signature verification.

That's why anyone with a brain knows the election was off.

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