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20 minutes ago, BillStime said:

Sounds like a confession, Conald

 

 

because just about everyone has a lawyer and accountant misrepresent a porn star payoff as a legal expense.

 

Has anybody mentioned "Sleepy Don" in court.  You can't make this stuff up;

https://www.mediaite.com/politics/trump-glared-at-maggie-haberman-for-several-seconds-after-she-reported-he-fell-asleep-in-court/

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Looks like Trump was having trouble understanding the judge's actual instructions. But I suppose we cannot let the facts stand in the way of some good rage baiting.

 

Trump is seething about missing Barron’s graduation. Here’s what the judge actually said

 

"Before jury selection commenced, Mr Trump’s lawyer, Todd Blanche, asked Judge Juan Merchan if the court could adjourn on 17 May so Mr Trump could attend Barron’s graduation. In New York, criminal defendants must attend trial unless they apply for a waiver, which Mr Trump has not done.

 

Judge Merchan said he could not rule “at this time” but noted that if the trial was “running behind schedule” they would not be able to accommodate.

 

Despite no firm ruling on the matter, Mr Trump still purported that the judge made an unfair ruling preventing him from attending his son’s graduation."

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15 hours ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:

Fundamentalists all over America are ignoring the immoral scumbags actions just like you. The marriage is transactional?  How Christian…

 

Now do Slick Willy.  And Hilly.  

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If this man could ever stay on point, he has some absolute banger political instincts. 

 

Stuck in Manhattan being politically prosecuted.. No bother..  Campaigns outside the bodega were Jose Alba defended himself from a robbery. 
 

 

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Our Justice System is going to be irreparably harmed this summer.

 

Its always had issues, but the facade of being given a fair shake by a “jury of your peers” is about to be fired into the sun. 
 

 

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23 hours ago, Joe Ferguson forever said:

Fundamentalists don't support those 2.  And they don't acquiesce to being called "god"...

 

Not everyone likes everything each candidate supports.  You pick and choose what you're willing to ignore if the rest is what's more important.  I think that abortion is more of a big deal to fundamentalists than cheating on your wife.

 

And wait, didn't you say you cheated on your wife?

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1 hour ago, Doc said:

 

Not everyone likes everything each candidate supports.  You pick and choose what you're willing to ignore if the rest is what's more important.  I think that abortion is more of a big deal to fundamentalists than cheating on your wife.

 

And wait, didn't you say you cheated on your wife?

nope, never did...and I'm not running for prez as the religious choice.

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On 4/17/2024 at 9:50 AM, SCBills said:

Our Justice System is going to be irreparably harmed this summer.

 

Its always had issues, but the facade of being given a fair shake by a “jury of your peers” is about to be fired into the sun. 
 

 

Sounds like you'd hate to have her on a jury for if he should be President.....does not mean she can't be unbiased for a criminal trial, not supporting a politician does not translate to just assuming they're committing crimes. 

 

On 4/16/2024 at 9:59 AM, ChiGoose said:

Looks like Trump was having trouble understanding the judge's actual instructions. But I suppose we cannot let the facts stand in the way of some good rage baiting.

 

Trump is seething about missing Barron’s graduation. Here’s what the judge actually said

 

"Before jury selection commenced, Mr Trump’s lawyer, Todd Blanche, asked Judge Juan Merchan if the court could adjourn on 17 May so Mr Trump could attend Barron’s graduation. In New York, criminal defendants must attend trial unless they apply for a waiver, which Mr Trump has not done.

 

Judge Merchan said he could not rule “at this time” but noted that if the trial was “running behind schedule” they would not be able to accommodate.

 

Despite no firm ruling on the matter, Mr Trump still purported that the judge made an unfair ruling preventing him from attending his son’s graduation."

He's just upset that if the schedule actually does work out he'll lose out on a great excuse and maybe have to attend one of his kid's graduation for the first time ever.

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1 hour ago, Warcodered said:

He's just upset that if the schedule actually does work out he'll lose out on a great excuse and maybe have to attend one of his kid's graduation for the first time ever.


Maybe. I just think he doesn’t care about facts and knows that his supporters will believe absolutely anything he says without question. 

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10 minutes ago, Tommy Callahan said:

 

Wouldn't this be an example of "not rigging" the trial?

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Posted (edited)
13 minutes ago, TH3 said:

Wouldn't this be an example of "not rigging" the trial?

"You see the system is rigged"-points to example of system safeguards doing their job.

 

Also the 90s, so like around 3 decades ago? I mean you can't lie about that but I'm not sure how disqualifying that would have even turned out being, though a lawyer could most likely get rid of them.

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7 minutes ago, Warcodered said:

You see the system is rigged points to example of system safeguards doing their job.

 

Also the 90s, so like around 3 decades ago? I mean you can't lie about that but I'm not sure how disqualifying that would have even turned out being, though a lawyer could most likely get rid of them.

Not sure you got what I meant - Our usual resident low IQ poster links an equally brainwashed twitter proclaiming the trial is rigged - as an example of this riggededness - shows news link that obviously bias juror tossed. This is an example of the system working and not being rigged.

 

I wonder if our Irish fellow and the twitter poster he linked understand the total SELF OWN they just put on. 

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13 minutes ago, TH3 said:

Wouldn't this be an example of "not rigging" the trial?


One would think so. If one were a thinking person. 

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Judge Merchant seems to think they’ll still be able to do opening statements first thing Monday. 
 

Depends on if they can seat the rest of the alternates tomorrow. 

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