Team Trump seems to be ready to lose the Supreme Court immunity case, but surprisingly, they’re celebrating. The delay in the trial until after the election seems to be the cause of their jubilation. They have this unwavering confidence that Trump will win the election, and this delay will work in their favor. But as citizens, it’s up to us to rain on their parade by voting for Biden. The Supreme Court’s decision to take up the case ensured an 8 month delay, which was never in doubt.
It’s disheartening to see the system being manipulated in such a blatant manner.… Continue reading
The majority of voters no longer trust the Supreme Court, and it’s not difficult to see why. The political landscape of the court has become riddled with corruption, bias, and a blatant disregard for the will of the people they are meant to serve. Just looking at some of the recent actions from certain justices showcases how far the court has fallen from its intended purpose.
Clarence Thomas, for example, has been embroiled in scandals and allegations of corruption, making it difficult to trust his judgment on any case. The fact that he didn’t recuse himself from cases involving his wife’s ties to the January 6th insurrection is alarming and raises serious questions about his impartiality.… Continue reading
As I delve into the controversial topic of hush money in relation to the recent trial involving former President Trump, I can’t help but feel a mixture of shock, disbelief, and outright incredulity at the defense presented. The notion that hush money isn’t illegal, but rather a form of ‘democracy,’ is a dangerous narrative that threatens the very core of our legal system. The attempt to justify the payment to keep individuals silent as a permissible act within the realm of politics is not only absurd but undermines the principles of transparency and accountability that should be upheld.
The argument put forth by Trump’s lawyer that his client had nothing to do with the hush money payments, but merely signed the checks to make it happen, is a feeble attempt at shifting blame and evading responsibility.… Continue reading
The recent revelation that Trump valet Walt Nauta was promised a presidential pardon if he lied to the FBI is a reflection of the deep corruption that can arise when a President wields unchecked power. This case highlights the dangers of granting absolute legal immunity to the President, especially when combined with the ability to pardon henchmen and witnesses at will. The prospect of a President (or even a President for life) sitting atop a vast criminal empire, manipulating the justice system to protect themselves and their associates, is truly alarming.
The idea that Nauta would only receive a pardon if Trump wins in 2024 is not only a risky gamble but also an unethical proposition.… Continue reading
While the idea of France repaying billions of dollars to Haiti for the independence ransom may seem justifiable on the surface, the current state of affairs in Haiti raises some serious concerns about the practicality and effectiveness of such a move. The fact that Haiti is currently engulfed in chaos, with no stable government in place and gangs running rampant, begs the question – who would actually benefit from this repayment? Would the money end up in the pockets of corrupt politicians or be used to fuel the violence and turmoil that plagues the nation?
It is evident that Haiti has a long history of mismanagement, corruption, and instability that has led to its current state of affairs.… Continue reading
It’s no secret that Trump is funneling campaign money into cash-strapped businesses, and experts are quick to point out that it looks bad. But do we really need experts to tell us what we already know? The truth is, it doesn’t just look bad – it is bad. Trump’s actions are a clear example of using his political position for personal financial gain, a move that only a lowlife would make. The level of corruption displayed by Trump is unprecedented in US history, and his supporters seem to cheer him on, thinking it’s a genius move.
The fact that Trump’s campaign funds are being funneled into struggling businesses is not just unethical – it’s also potentially illegal.… Continue reading
As I sit back and reflect on the recent news that Trump is demanding a 5% cut from GOP candidates, I can’t help but feel a sense of disgust and disbelief. The audacity of this man to essentially extort money from his own party members is beyond comprehension. It’s like a scene straight out of a mob movie, with Trump playing the role of Don Poorleone, demanding his protection money from those who dare to cross his path.
It’s ironic how Trump, who claims to be a champion of the people, is now resorting to mafia-like tactics to line his own pockets.… Continue reading
As I sit and reflect on the tumultuous political landscape of the United States, the phrase “Convicted Felon Donald Trump” rings loudly in my mind. The mere thought of a former President of the United States facing trial for criminal acts sends a shiver down my spine. This moment in history, where the rich and powerful are held accountable for their misdeeds, is unprecedented and demands the attention it rightfully deserves. We are witnessing a pivotal moment where the justice system is finally catching up to those who have long exploited their positions of power for personal gain.
The prospect of writing “Four-time convicted felon Donald Trump” seems surreal, yet it signifies a beacon of hope that justice may finally be served.… Continue reading
Russia buying politicians is a topic that seems to have infiltrated conversations with alarming frequency. The notion that Russian influence extends far beyond Europe and into the fabric of our own political system is a reality that many find hard to swallow. The question arises, is it happening here in the United States as well?
The connections between certain GOP members and Russian interests have been well-documented. From Paul Manafort’s ties to Putin’s Ukrainian puppet to the suspicious activities of various politicians during trips to Russia, the signs are all there. But the real question is, how deep does this rabbit hole go?… Continue reading
Truong My Lan, a Vietnamese billionaire sentenced to death for a $44bn fraud, has left many stunned by the audacity and scale of her crimes. Stealing $4 billion in cash over three years is no small feat, and the logistics of handling such vast sums of money boggle the mind. How is it even possible to withdraw 108 trillion Vietnamese dong, equivalent to over $4 billion, and store it in a basement without raising any red flags?
The implications of her crimes are staggering. To steal 44 billion dollars over 11 years, with at least 2 tones of banknotes in cash over 3 years, amounts to around 2% of Vietnam’s GDP annually.… Continue reading
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Matt Underwood