As I delve into the latest news surrounding Trump’s missed Supreme Court deadline to fight civil immunity from Jan. 6 lawsuits, I can’t help but feel a mix of frustration and disbelief at the circus that seems to constantly surround the former president. It’s apparent that Trump and his legal team are floundering, missing crucial deadlines and making critical mistakes that have serious legal consequences.
The fact that he failed to file a writ of certiorari with the Supreme Court by the agreed-upon deadline speaks volumes about his current predicament. It seems like Trump’s legal strategy is falling apart at the seams, and he may be running out of tricks up his sleeve.… Continue reading
The current state of the House Republicans’ majority is a sight to behold, with cracks forming within their ranks, and establishment Republicans retiring left and right. It’s almost as if the dog that finally caught the car doesn’t know what to do with it other than leave a mark. The once-moderate Republicans from the Bush era are now seen as the sane ones, which is truly saying something. The chaotic mix of fanaticism and ineptitude is a recipe for disaster, and it’s no wonder that voters might be growing tired of it.
The idea of a small group of retiring Republicans switching to Independent and tipping the balance of power to the Democrats is intriguing.… Continue reading
Michael Cohen’s recent statement about Trump being ‘thoroughly compromised’ due to his mounting legal fees is not a surprising revelation. The fact that someone with over $500 million in debts is even considered a legitimate presidential candidate is mind-boggling. This man has been for sale since inheriting his father’s crime syndicate and driving it into the ground almost immediately. It is no secret that Trump has always been involved in shady financial dealings, but now his mounting legal fees are painting an even darker picture of his financial situation.
The implications of Trump’s massive debts are concerning, to say the least.… Continue reading
When I think about the fact that Trump, who was the president of the United States, is suddenly in dire need of a lot of cash, it raises some serious concerns for me. The fact that a Chinese state-owned bank paid $7 million to rent space in Trump Tower during his presidency, and then stopped when he left office, is quite telling. And now, he’s desperately trying to come up with cash, which could potentially lead to him selling off sensitive classified documents for financial gain.
It’s no secret that Trump has a history of refusing to divest from his businesses, leading to numerous conflicts of interest during his presidency.… Continue reading
It’s truly amazing how Trump manages to twist every event, every situation, into a narrative of election interference. From his fraudulent fines to the weather outside, everything seems to be a ploy against him running for office again. It’s almost comical how his supporters blindly follow along, convinced that he is the victim in every scenario. I find it both baffling and concerning that he can manipulate the facts so easily in front of the world, with the US media seemingly giving him a pass for his outlandish claims.
The fact that Trump can stand in front of a crowd and declare that his fraud fines are election interference, without any regard for the reality of his actions, is a testament to his ability to play the victim card whenever convenient.… Continue reading
for Trump in 2020. But maybe there’s a shift happening, and maybe this ruling against Trump will have some impact on the upcoming elections. The fact that Trump is being fined over $350 million and barred from doing business in New York is a significant development. It’s a clear sign of accountability catching up to him.
The implications of this ruling go beyond just financial penalties for Trump. It’s a blow to his credibility and reputation, further tarnishing his already controversial legacy. The GOP, having supported him through thick and thin, now faces the consequences of their allegiance to a man who seems to leave destruction in his wake wherever he goes.… Continue reading
The GOP fears that besieged Trump will now drain the RNC fund to pay his own legal bills. And honestly, can we really blame them? Trump has not exactly been known for his financial responsibility or ethics. The party is right to be concerned about Trump using their funds for his personal legal battles, especially considering the lackluster down-ballot results they have been experiencing.
It’s no secret that Trump has been bleeding the RNC coffers dry as much as they will allow him to. With his exorbitant legal fees and the hefty sums needed for his civil cases, it’s clear that the party is at risk of being financially gutted by their own golden goose.… Continue reading
The recent news of Judge Fines Trump Over $350 Million in Civil Fraud Trial, Barring Him From Doing Business in New York has sparked a range of emotions and speculations. As I navigate through the comments and reactions to this ruling, I am struck by the depth of satisfaction people feel at seeing Trump face consequences for his fraudulent actions. The idea that justice is being served, even if in a limited capacity, seems to provide some relief to many.
One question that often arises is the practicality of Trump actually paying this fine. The discussions around the timeline for payment and the possibility of him refusing to pay raise concerns about the accountability of such high-profile figures.… Continue reading
would still support Trump and the Republican Party after everything that has transpired. It’s baffling to me that there are still people who believe in the rhetoric and lies perpetuated by Trump and his followers.
The article highlights the impressive victories that Democrats have been racking up since 2017. From local elections to statewide races, Democrats have consistently come out on top. The example of Wisconsin, a battleground state, is particularly striking. Democrats have won 14 out of 17 statewide elections, a clear indicator of their success.
One race in Wisconsin, the state supreme court race, was particularly significant. Janet Protaciewicz, a liberal justice, won by a significant margin against her Trump-supporting opponent.… Continue reading
not representing their party can no longer run for office”. It’s a sad reality that the Republican Party, once a party of principles and values, has now become a party so entangled in the web of Trumpism that they are powerless to break free.
The recent ruling against Trump, where he was fined over $350 million in a civil fraud trial and barred from doing business in New York, is a small victory for justice. It’s a step towards holding him accountable for his actions and the numerous legal issues he faces. However, the looming threat of him running for office again is a dark cloud hanging over the nation.… Continue reading
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