TRUMP INDICTED
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cannabineer
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me too — and I’m a thousandaire!
cannabineer
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because … migrants!!1!
Donald Trump speaks following civil fraud ruling | full coverage
Former President Donald Trump spoke from Mar-a-Lago Friday night after a New York judge ordered him and his company to pay $354 million in his civil fraud ca...www.youtube.com
Fogdog
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right?
Except the money stream seems to be drying up. I wonder if the new foreign dirty money tracking regulations are hampering it.
ooof-da
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right there w-cha…maybe if we pool our dough we come out on top
compassionateExotic
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cannabineer
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I know it’s a stretch to compare a DA to a Nascar driver, but this is her profession’s analog of doing sod-flinging donuts in the infield. Way to go!
On a less serious note, let’s discuss ingratitude. That man has elevated Stop The Steal! to a slogan. Undeniably she did precisely that. Why isn’t he grateful?
ooof-da
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shit there is interest on it too…as it should be but what is that “nut” per day I wonder?
cannabineer
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ballpark $110 thousand/day
cannabineer
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ooof-da
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ooof
printer
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Trump opts against appealing civil immunity claim in Jan. 6 lawsuits to Supreme Court
Former President Trump and his legal team have decided against appealing a court’s decision that found he is not immune from civil lawsuits that blame him for the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, after they previously signaled he would file an appeal.
Trump’s decision to not take his broader immunity claim to the Supreme Court means lawsuits seeking to hold him accountable for his role on Jan. 6 can move forward.
The deadline for the former president to file a petition contesting the appeals court’s December decision was Thursday.
A three-judge panel unanimously ruled in December that Trump’s post-election efforts to change the results of the 2020 presidential election were done as a presidential candidate and not as president, meaning he could be held liable for it under U.S. Supreme Court precedent.
Trump’s legal team signaled it would appeal the appellate court’s decision in an early January filing.
With no appeal for the Supreme Court to take a look at, the three-judge panel formally sent the lawsuit back to the trial court on Friday, where they will now move ahead.
At the time of the court’s decision, Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung called the ruling “limited, narrow and procedural.”
The Hill has reached out to Cheung for further comment, but he told NBC News that Trump will “continue to fight for presidential immunity all across the spectrum.”
Two former U.S. Capitol Police officers and several Democratic lawmakers sued the current GOP front-runner in 2021 over a law barring the use of force, threats or intimidation that would prevent government officials from carrying out their duties.
The appellate court was asked to decide whether Trump’s false claims of election fraud and his speech to supporters to gather at the Capitol and “fight like hell” were outside his presidential responsibilities.
Trump has a separate, ongoing immunity case. He has pleaded not guilty to four felony counts that allege he engaged in multiple criminal conspiracies to stay in power after the 2020 election. He is appealing a judge’s rejection to his claim that he has presidential immunity, and he has urged the Supreme Court to keep the trial on hold as he appeals.
thehill.com
Former President Trump and his legal team have decided against appealing a court’s decision that found he is not immune from civil lawsuits that blame him for the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, after they previously signaled he would file an appeal.
Trump’s decision to not take his broader immunity claim to the Supreme Court means lawsuits seeking to hold him accountable for his role on Jan. 6 can move forward.
The deadline for the former president to file a petition contesting the appeals court’s December decision was Thursday.
A three-judge panel unanimously ruled in December that Trump’s post-election efforts to change the results of the 2020 presidential election were done as a presidential candidate and not as president, meaning he could be held liable for it under U.S. Supreme Court precedent.
Trump’s legal team signaled it would appeal the appellate court’s decision in an early January filing.
With no appeal for the Supreme Court to take a look at, the three-judge panel formally sent the lawsuit back to the trial court on Friday, where they will now move ahead.
At the time of the court’s decision, Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung called the ruling “limited, narrow and procedural.”
The Hill has reached out to Cheung for further comment, but he told NBC News that Trump will “continue to fight for presidential immunity all across the spectrum.”
Two former U.S. Capitol Police officers and several Democratic lawmakers sued the current GOP front-runner in 2021 over a law barring the use of force, threats or intimidation that would prevent government officials from carrying out their duties.
The appellate court was asked to decide whether Trump’s false claims of election fraud and his speech to supporters to gather at the Capitol and “fight like hell” were outside his presidential responsibilities.
Trump has a separate, ongoing immunity case. He has pleaded not guilty to four felony counts that allege he engaged in multiple criminal conspiracies to stay in power after the 2020 election. He is appealing a judge’s rejection to his claim that he has presidential immunity, and he has urged the Supreme Court to keep the trial on hold as he appeals.
Trump opts against appealing civil immunity claim in Jan. 6 lawsuits to Supreme Court
Former President Trump and his legal team have decided against appealing a court’s decision that found he is not immune from civil lawsuits that blame him for the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, afte…
thehill.com
printer
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They are putting up poly to get ahead of him.
topcat
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Thanks to Gallagher. RIP
Grojak
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cannabineer
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I have no interest in purchasing a cologne that smells of day-old Value Meal, spray tan, a loaded diaper, the inside of a Moscow taxi and failure.Trump Sneakers - Official President Donald Trump Footwear
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OldMedUser
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I was watching the Saturday Show with Jonathan Capehart and he showed the most expensive pair that cost $399 and of course are gold.Trump Sneakers - Official President Donald Trump Footwear
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If I had lots of money to throw away I might buy a pair and store them away so maybe my great grandkids could sell them 40 years from now for big money but they might not be worth anything.
He's going to need to sell a shit ton of sneakers to pay the bills and will never catch up.
cannabineer
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Not me. It would be like owning an SS dagger. Dirty.I was watching the Saturday Show with Jonathan Capehart and he showed the most expensive pair that cost $399 and of course are gold.
If I had lots of money to throw away I might buy a pair and store them away so maybe my great grandkids could sell them 40 years from now for big money but they might not be worth anything.
He's going to need to sell a shit ton of sneakers to pay the bills and will never catch up.
(add) I also don’t want to buy overpriced crap made in China.