Trump's Coup Attempt

[LogGrad98]

I don't understand the purpose of your posting. Even the famously humor-challenged can see it's not funny. There's no cleverness, no depth, no considerations, no (deliberately or otherwise) half-heated attempt at being taken seriously. It's just insincere, tedious, and boring. Sure, I'm often tedious and boring, but at I least I'm sincere about it.

Yeah he's probably the worst, least-successful troll we've had. No creativity, no nuance, no in-your-face factor. Interesting that one of our regulars would make an alt like that. So poorly executed. Sad.

 

[candrew]

Jon Voight is stupid. And I hope he reads this so he can see and understand that he's stupid.

Don't you love these boomers who spent the 60's, 70's and 80's boozing it up, snorting coke and wearing polyester turn into self-righteous d-bags who think they can't tell enough people how to live their lives once they start approaching death's door?

Truly this country's most insufferable generation.

 

[fishonjazz]

This is the real reason trump is fighting the election results so hard:


Once the president leaves office on January 20, he will be vulnerable to a dozen legal investigations and civil suits involving his business practices, as well as his taxes. He is under investigation for insurance fraud, criminal tax evasion, grand larceny, and a scheme to defraud, according to The New York Times. He could also face legal trouble for campaign finance violations and bribery. Not only does Trump face a number of legal battles, he also owes millions of dollars in income taxes, real estate debts, and other loans, The New Yorker reports. “It’s the office of the Presidency that’s keeping him from prison and the poorhouse,” Yale history professor Timothy Snyder told the outlet.

 

[fishonjazz]

If Trump does end up in prison as a result of his various civil and criminal legal transgressions, he will join the ranks of several of his former associates who have been charged or imprisoned under his administration.

Six of the president’s other allies (at one time or another) — his former lawyer, Michael Cohen; former Trump campaign chairman, Paul Manafort; former campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos; Trump adviser, Roger Stone; and Manafort associates, Alex van der Zwaan and Rick Gates — faced sentences ranging from 45 days in jail to seven-and-a-half years in prison resulting from special prosecutor Robert Mueller’s investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election. Trump’s first national security adviser Michael Flynn is awaiting sentencing in the same investigation.

Then, too, former Trump campaign managers Steve Bannon and Corey Lewandowski were, respectively, indicted with defrauding donors of a “We Build the Wall” fundraiser, and charged with misdemeanor battery.

 

[str8line]

Trump didn't look too spry or chipper as he came out to speak today. I've been imagining his demeanor when he is in the courtroom being tried for his crimes and today gave a nice little foreshadowing.

 

[fishonjazz]

Trump didn't look too spry or chipper as he came out to speak today. I've been imagining his demeanor when he is in the courtroom being tried for his crimes and today gave a nice little foreshadowing.

His hair was freaking white instead of piss yellow!
That was a surprise.
Looked much better imo

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[str8line]

His hair was freaking white instead of piss yellow!
That was a surprise.
Looked much better imo

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[str8line]

 

[colton]

How would that happen? What would the timeline look like?

Conspiracy between Trump and some judges, for example, to have some mail in ballots in some critical states thrown out, for example. Or conspiracy with some people in the USPS to not even deliver some critical mail in ballots, as another example.

 

[One Brow]

Conspiracy between Trump and some judges, for example, to have some mail in ballots in some critical states thrown out, for example. Or conspiracy with some people in the USPS to not even deliver some critical mail in ballots, as another example.

Anything on that size, in either case, would be leaked in a couple of weeks, possibly less.

 

[colton]

Anything on that size, in either case, would be leaked in a couple of weeks, possibly less.

I mean, there's pretty good evidence that a corrupt post office slow down did occur. Thankfully Biden had enough of a lead that it didn't make a critical difference but it might have.

 

[Deleted member 365]

This is incredible. I think lou Dobbs actually thinks Trump was robbed. Watch the entire thing. He rips Into Devin Nunes