Trump Indictment Thread (sorry Zeek)

[Strats-N-Vettes]

Originally Posted by Frankie the Fink

They don't have to win or even have a credible case in a civil suit, just have to tie you up in damaged reputation, legal costs, time invested....
NEVER FORGET: "The Process IS The Punishment"

Pretty much spot-on these days.

[Frankie the Fink]

Originally Posted by Taurus

Sadly I think many are starting to feel that way. The difference with this one is that it's not a conspiracy theory or a witch hunt, he had the documents and they were recovered from him. I think what's important is how implicit he was to obstructing in getting them back.

Also, if you don't think this same prosecutor won't indict him for January 6th I think you would be wrong. I just fear if elected his entire term would be a waste of time fighting off legal issues.

If Trump is elected the country will descend into gridlock and contention and various fighting among -- well, EVERybody. We don't have a two-party system any longer - just a uniparty wanting to keep the status quo for the most part..
As to the document charges, that has been miscast in so many way its ridiculous - negotiating with NARA over the PRA is not necessarily obstructing and what kind of archive let's Biden make off with classified docs as a senator anyway ?

Bottom line; Trump is the most politically persecuted politician in history - ever.

[TheRealBadger]

Originally Posted by Frankie the Fink

If Trump is elected the country will descend into gridlock and contention and various fighting among -- well, EVERybody. We don't have a two-party system any longer - just a uniparty wanting to keep the status quo for the most part..
As to the document charges, that has been miscast in so many way its ridiculous - negotiating with NARA over the PRA is not necessarily obstructing and what kind of archive let's Biden make off with classified docs as a senator anyway ?

Bottom line; Trump is the most politically persecuted politician in history - ever.

In history? Probably not. But in our history? For sure.

And warranted.

[cptlo306]

Exclusive: Donald Trump admits on tape he didn’t declassify ‘secret information’
https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/09/polit...ion/index.html

[Bill]

Originally Posted by cptlo306

Exclusive: Donald Trump admits on tape he didn’t declassify ‘secret information’
https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/09/polit...ion/index.html

Trump made his fortune off selling government secrets and influence to foreign powers. He's truly a traitor to the country who sold us out for a quick buck.

[LATB]

Originally Posted by TheRealBadger

In history? Probably not. But in our history? For sure.

And warranted.

Warranted? Please tell us that you are trolling with that.

[Frankie the Fink]

Originally Posted by TheRealBadger

In history? Probably not. But in our history? For sure.

And warranted.

Name another...Hitler ? Mussolini ? Remote possibility is Nero...

And if Trump is guilty, Biden is in spades. Does ANYBODY here think that this indictment coming within hours of the Biden bribery documentation information is a coincidence ? Anybody ? Raise your hand ? You in the back ?? Anybody ?

[Bill]

[Vandelay Industries]

Originally Posted by LATB

Warranted? Please tell us that you are trolling with that.

That's all he does.

[cptlo306]

Originally Posted by gs568

I don’t have the same faith as you in DeSantis. You are correct about the Hillary situation. He delivered more than expected even though he was surrounded by backstabbers.

Maybe this is an indication that DeSantis would go after Biden, Hillary, etc.

11 House Republicans call for prosecutions of Clinton, Comey, Lynch, and others
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...ent=1524069467

Eleven House Republicans — Ron DeSantis, Andy Biggs, Dave Brat, Jeff Duncan, Matt Gaetz, Paul Gosar, Andy Harris, Jody Hice, Todd Rokita, Claudia Tenney, and Ted Yoho — have signed a joint letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions calling for the criminal prosecution of Hillary Clinton and a variety of other Obama administration appointees, career FBI officials, and even Trump appointee Dana Boente, who is currently the FBI’s general counsel.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by bill_daniels

Trump made his fortune off selling government secrets and influence to foreign powers. He's truly a traitor to the country who sold us out for a quick buck.

Is my sarcasm meter broken or is this your actual opinion?

[Vette40th]

If guilty, guilty..Who cares. All they are doing is building up his base of followers.
If he wins the nomination, we all need to vote for him.. Dont be an ass and vote for the independent, just to be some high and mighty person. All that does is help keep Obama/Biden in office.

[Frankie the Fink]

I worked for DOJ and retired from there in 2001 and consulted to them for another 5 years...different agency back then (Ashcroft, etc.). And yes, if guilty then prosecute, just do the same for all offenders regardless of political affiliation. Bearing in mind that a bunch of ex-Presidents did similar things and it was worked out with the cognizant agency and wasn't the impetus for rabid prosecutors and expensive investigations.

[gs568]

Corrupt politicians slopping more shit on the wall in hopes that something sticks. They all hate him because he exposes their corruption. Voting for anyone other than Trump is a vote for continued corruption at our expense.

[Bill]

Originally Posted by aerovette

Is my sarcasm meter broken or is this your actual opinion?

[Onebadcad]

Those who see justice in this BS charges are probably also the same ones who blame him solely for JAN 6, and agree with the sexual assault verdict.

Once you hate Trump, you hate him at all levels, while sacrificing your rights, as you rubber stamp the targeting and one-off court actions.

There was a time when real men would meet in the ring, today's socialists opt to break your legs before you get into the arena.

[gs568]

When will they indict him for hurting the feelings of weak minded people???

[Taurus]

Originally Posted by gs568

When will they indict him for hurting the feelings of weak minded people???

When he does that maybe, right now they're indicting him for taking classified documents and obstruction and who knows what. He brought this on himself.

The question is when will his supporters just admit we're here again because Trump had to be Trump and stop blaming everyone else. My feelings are not hurt by Trump, his lack of understanding between right and wrong is what bothers me. His need to pick a fight and blame others when it blows up in his face bothers me. His followers blaming everyone and everything else when he does this is what bothers me.

He'll get his day in court for this indictment as well as the last one and the ones to come so he can show us all how innocent he is and how everyone else is to blame. All he had to do is give them back and cooperate like Pence and Biden did when they were found instead of hiding them, claiming he declassified them, saying he could do whatever he wanted with them and on and on.

He did this to himself and all the whining isn't going to change that. The real shame is he is making it almost impossible for him to be effective as a leader in any capacity ever again and all the good he could have done will never happen. His fault, no one else's.

[slewfoot]

I wonder when they arrested Trump, if they skipped the "you have the right to remain silent part" and just went on with the rest of it.

[Onebadcad]

Originally Posted by gs568

When will they indict him for hurting the feelings of weak minded people???

Some in here, who are two-faced regarding personal rights and freedoms, would join the class-action.