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Feral wrote: *fatuousness the quality of being stupid, not correct, or not carefully thought about

and here i thought that was just a fancy way of calling someone a fatty

Shirley is riled up. Preach it sister.

jhawks99 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 06, 2023 5:51 pm Shirley is riled up. Preach it sister.

Don't get me started!






dammit

TIME OUT!!!! Is VGR really "tied" with DeSantis in polling right now? If so, good for him. Not good for DeSantis. Best for The Donald.

Email I received yesterday.....

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Here is the "WATCH NOW" video.

I don't know and don't care enough about him to say this with any insight, but every time Vivek ratchets up the crazy again, I can't help but think he's auditioning to be the VP candidate on the 78-times indicted for felonies, so-so-victimized, traitor's presidential ticket.

My base guess for some time has been that the unjustly persecuted traitor will choose a woman.

I hope whoever he picks, it will be done so from a prison cell.

Call me an optimist?

Feral wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 7:59 am I don't know and don't care enough about him to say this with any insight, but every time Vivek ratchets up the crazy again, I can't help but think he's auditioning to be the VP candidate on the 78-times indicted for felonies, so-so-victimized, traitor's presidential ticket.

My base guess for some time has been that the unjustly persecuted traitor will choose a woman.

I hope whoever he picks, it will be done so from a prison cell.

Call me an optimist?

I seriously doubt that any prison time will be served. You’re talking about someone with Secret Service protection, which would mean putting agents behind bars with him. Not gonna happen, even if the kangaroo courts manage a conviction.

I vote for forced exile to Russia, or North Korea.

At this point, would anybody be surprised to see Chief Justice John Roberts sticking a bible thru prison cell bars, so that merica’s favorite “the only thing more orange than my spray tan is my jumpsuit”-in-chief can place his little hand on it, swear the oath of office, then promptly pardon himself out of the cell?

It’s not the must-see reality tv America needs. It’s the must-see reality tv America deserves.

It could be mar a lago, lock him up there. Take away his phone and let him never be heard from again.

JKLivin wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:07 am

Feral wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 7:59 am I don't know and don't care enough about him to say this with any insight, but every time Vivek ratchets up the crazy again, I can't help but think he's auditioning to be the VP candidate on the 78-times indicted for felonies, so-so-victimized, traitor's presidential ticket.

My base guess for some time has been that the unjustly persecuted traitor will choose a woman.

I hope whoever he picks, it will be done so from a prison cell.

Call me an optimist?

I seriously doubt that any prison time will be served. You’re talking about someone with Secret Service protection, which would mean putting agents behind bars with him. Not gonna happen, even if the kangaroo courts manage a conviction.

What is it specifically that makes these bogus charges? Have you reviewed the indictments and feel that they are weak cases? From what I have seen, it appears that they have very good cases against him for violating the law. It feels like you're just in the "Trump is a divisive politician so this must be political" camp of "logic". Or else you're just in the "own a lib by spouting whatever anti-Democrat propaganda I hear" mode.

Yes, I agree with you that there are some practical issues surrounding jailing a former President. But if he is found guilty of multiple counts then I do not see how they cannot do it.

Someone recently got sentenced to 3 years in prison for a fraction of the willful retention of classified documents that Trump is being charged with. And Trump did much more to knowingly obstruct the DoJ in his case. Like with the NCAA, it seems that obstructing an investigation seems to carry more penalty than the infraction itself.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-mdfl/pr/fo ... -willfully

Feral wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 7:59 am I don't know and don't care enough about him to say this with any insight, but every time Vivek ratchets up the crazy again, I can't help but think he's auditioning to be the VP candidate on the 78-times indicted for felonies, so-so-victimized, traitor's presidential ticket.

My base guess for some time has been that the unjustly persecuted traitor will choose a woman.

I hope whoever he picks, it will be done so from a prison cell.

Call me an optimist?

He's clearly sucking up for a Cabinet position. I don't see Trump giving the VP spot to him.

The real goal of this whole bullshit indictment situation is to waste his time. Try to smear his name and take away his time and resources from campaigning

randylahey wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:32 am The real goal of this whole bullshit indictment situation is to waste his time. Try to smear his name and take away his time and resources from campaigning

^^^^This^^^^^

twocoach wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:29 am

JKLivin wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:07 am

Feral wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 7:59 am I don't know and don't care enough about him to say this with any insight, but every time Vivek ratchets up the crazy again, I can't help but think he's auditioning to be the VP candidate on the 78-times indicted for felonies, so-so-victimized, traitor's presidential ticket.

My base guess for some time has been that the unjustly persecuted traitor will choose a woman.

I hope whoever he picks, it will be done so from a prison cell.

Call me an optimist?

I seriously doubt that any prison time will be served. You’re talking about someone with Secret Service protection, which would mean putting agents behind bars with him. Not gonna happen, even if the kangaroo courts manage a conviction.

What is it specifically that makes these bogus charges? Have you reviewed the indictments and feel that they are weak cases? From what I have seen, it appears that they have very good cases against him for violating the law. It feels like you're just in the "Trump is a divisive politician so this must be political" camp of "logic". Or else you're just in the "own a lib by spouting whatever anti-Democrat propaganda I hear" mode.

Yes, I agree with you that there are some practical issues surrounding jailing a former President. But if he is found guilty of multiple counts then I do not see how they cannot do it.

Someone recently got sentenced to 3 years in prison for a fraction of the willful retention of classified documents that Trump is being charged with. And Trump did much more to knowingly obstruct the DoJ in his case. Like with the NCAA, it seems that obstructing an investigation seems to carry more penalty than the infraction itself.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-mdfl/pr/fo ... -willfully

The POTUS has the authority to verbally declassify documents. It’s political gamesmanship and a direct thwarting of the will of the people, just like the 2020 election.

twocoach wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:30 am

Feral wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 7:59 am I don't know and don't care enough about him to say this with any insight, but every time Vivek ratchets up the crazy again, I can't help but think he's auditioning to be the VP candidate on the 78-times indicted for felonies, so-so-victimized, traitor's presidential ticket.

My base guess for some time has been that the unjustly persecuted traitor will choose a woman.

I hope whoever he picks, it will be done so from a prison cell.

Call me an optimist?

He's clearly sucking up for a Cabinet position. I don't see Trump giving the VP spot to him.

Hard to say. On one hand I think they both have too big of egos and they would clash but on the other hand Vivek has been very hesitant to ridicule Trump.

randylahey wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:32 am The real goal of this whole bullshit indictment situation is to waste his time. Try to smear his name and take away his time and resources from campaigning

I have little doubt that is a PART of the "indictment situation" but if the man is guilty of what he is being accused of and he truly broke the law/s, then his name should be smeared and his time should be taken away from resources and campaigning.

RainbowsandUnicorns wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:39 am

twocoach wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:30 am

Feral wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 7:59 am I don't know and don't care enough about him to say this with any insight, but every time Vivek ratchets up the crazy again, I can't help but think he's auditioning to be the VP candidate on the 78-times indicted for felonies, so-so-victimized, traitor's presidential ticket.

My base guess for some time has been that the unjustly persecuted traitor will choose a woman.

I hope whoever he picks, it will be done so from a prison cell.

Call me an optimist?

He's clearly sucking up for a Cabinet position. I don't see Trump giving the VP spot to him.

Hard to say. On one hand I think they both have too big of egos and they would clash but on the other hand Vivek has been very hesitant to ridicule Trump.

Sadly, you could say the same thing about 95% of the other republicans, i.e., cowards, presidential candidate, or not.

JKLivin wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:37 am

twocoach wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:29 am

JKLivin wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:07 am

I seriously doubt that any prison time will be served. You’re talking about someone with Secret Service protection, which would mean putting agents behind bars with him. Not gonna happen, even if the kangaroo courts manage a conviction.

What is it specifically that makes these bogus charges? Have you reviewed the indictments and feel that they are weak cases? From what I have seen, it appears that they have very good cases against him for violating the law. It feels like you're just in the "Trump is a divisive politician so this must be political" camp of "logic". Or else you're just in the "own a lib by spouting whatever anti-Democrat propaganda I hear" mode.

Yes, I agree with you that there are some practical issues surrounding jailing a former President. But if he is found guilty of multiple counts then I do not see how they cannot do it.

Someone recently got sentenced to 3 years in prison for a fraction of the willful retention of classified documents that Trump is being charged with. And Trump did much more to knowingly obstruct the DoJ in his case. Like with the NCAA, it seems that obstructing an investigation seems to carry more penalty than the infraction itself.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-mdfl/pr/fo ... -willfully

The POTUS has the authority to verbally declassify documents. It’s political gamesmanship and a direct thwarting of the will of the people, just like the 2020 election.

LOL! "The authority to VERBALLY declassify documents"? I have the authority to verbally say I am the President of the United States.
Please don't pretend you fully understand the law/s. Heck, there is string debate amongst "experts" on the subject.

JKLivin wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:37 am

twocoach wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:29 am

JKLivin wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:07 am

I seriously doubt that any prison time will be served. You’re talking about someone with Secret Service protection, which would mean putting agents behind bars with him. Not gonna happen, even if the kangaroo courts manage a conviction.

What is it specifically that makes these bogus charges? Have you reviewed the indictments and feel that they are weak cases? From what I have seen, it appears that they have very good cases against him for violating the law. It feels like you're just in the "Trump is a divisive politician so this must be political" camp of "logic". Or else you're just in the "own a lib by spouting whatever anti-Democrat propaganda I hear" mode.

Yes, I agree with you that there are some practical issues surrounding jailing a former President. But if he is found guilty of multiple counts then I do not see how they cannot do it.

Someone recently got sentenced to 3 years in prison for a fraction of the willful retention of classified documents that Trump is being charged with. And Trump did much more to knowingly obstruct the DoJ in his case. Like with the NCAA, it seems that obstructing an investigation seems to carry more penalty than the infraction itself.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-mdfl/pr/fo ... -willfully

The POTUS has the authority to verbally declassify documents. It’s political gamesmanship and a direct thwarting of the will of the people, just like the 2020 election.

I finally got an answer from randy. Who do you think won the 2020 election for President?

JKLivin wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:35 am

randylahey wrote: ↑Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:32 am The real goal of this whole bullshit indictment situation is to waste his time. Try to smear his name and take away his time and resources from campaigning

^^^^This^^^^^

At least the tens of millions of dollars and multiple house committees that spent countless hours investigating Hillary never stooped that low, and was time and money well-spent: