A Perfectly Reasonable Amount of Schadenfreude about Things Happening to Trump & His Enablers (Part 1)

A lot of the con job has been carried out not by Trump himself but by every television show and every radio show and every podcast and every Facebook page and every website that these people are ever exposed to.

Millions, for example, were not aware that ‘Trump found to have improperly taken boxes of documents when he left the White House’ has been a story for MONTHS. They never heard that this had been determined by the National Archives, nor that the Department of Justice became involved when the N.A. called them in, etc. etc. etc.

NONE of the ‘news’ those people you mention consume, has ever acknowledged that any of this ever happened. (So for them, there was no lead-up to the FBI search that took place Monday. They had NO idea that Trump has been being criticized over the documents-grab for months.)

And it’s the same for virtually every negative thing we know about Trump. Those decent people you encounter have never heard a word about any of those scandals and credible accusations against him.

“If a crime is committed and no one ever hears about it, did it happen?”

“Why should you go to jail for a crime somebody else noticed?” Bob Loblaw

Heheheheh.

I’m sure TFG can be counted on to STFU for the rest of his years and lead a quiet life out of the public eye.

Now pull the other one.

This ruling may be subject to appeal, if the 11th Circuit accepts it. So we’ll see.

Wouldn’t this just be another Fifth Amendment show? Not that having all these Trumpers on the record pleading the Fifth would be a bad thing. Simply pair the “I plead the Fifth” with Trumps previous statements about the mob and the Fifth over and over and over again. Still, a waste of time from a prosecutor’s standpoint.

Did Rudy ever make it to Atlanta? I have visions of him standing on the shoulder of the highway, thumb up, hair dye leaking down his face while he sweats in the hot August sun, car after car after car passing him by. Maybe every once in a while someone throws a soft drink cup at him.

Summary. Mike Lindell is full of it.

Probably what he stuffs his pillows with.

That would be rather…gooshy.

As it happens, the NY Times just published this article (probably paywalled), claiming that Rudy has been notified that he “is a target of a criminal investigation in Georgia into election interference by Donald J. Trump and his advisers.” (Note: target, not witness).

Mr. Giuliani, who as Mr. Trump’s personal lawyer spearheaded efforts to keep Mr. Trump in power, emerged in recent weeks as a central figure in the inquiry being conducted by Fani T. Willis, the district attorney of Fulton County, Ga., which encompasses most of Atlanta.

Mr. Giuliani is scheduled to appear before the special grand jury on Wednesday at a downtown Atlanta courthouse.

Mr. Giuliani’s postelection activities on Mr. Trump’s behalf have created problems for him on a number of fronts. The House committee in Washington investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol has highlighted video footage of Mr. Giuliani’s activities in Georgia, and the scheme to create rival slates of presidential electors is also the subject of an intensifying investigation by the Department of Justice. Mr. Giuliani is among the subjects of civil suits by two makers of voting machines, Dominion and Smartmatic, that seek billions of dollars in damages.

Couldn’t happen to a nicer nutjob…

“The people of this country are not going to stand for another scam.”

:laughing:

I wonder how many idiots are going to get arrested for Trump this time?

The GOP’s Senate campaign wing cuts $10 million in post-September ad buys in 3 states:

I can see why they’re cutting off Dr. Oz; that campaign has been ridiculous since the start. Blake Masters in Arizona is also a nut, but he can probably just get his master, Peter Thiel, to make up the difference.

The Wisconsin one is an interesting development, given that they have a Republican incumbent running there.

“Nice country you got here. Shame if something happened to it.”

I could be wrong (would hardly be the first time), but I’m reading this as Trump knowing the DOJ has him dead to rights. So his instinctive reaction is to try to bully his way out of it, as he commonly did by countersuing contractors who tried to get him to pay what he owed. I have a feeling Garland is unlikely to back down.

And how many will die. OK, I guess there’s already been at least one. So, to quote David Crosby: “How many more?”

If he does wind up in Saudi he may find that his freedom to communicate is…not unlimited.

So long as he prefaces every statement with praise of MBS he’ll probably be okay. But forget just once, and…

From your article:

“By copy of this TRUTH, I respectfully request that these documents be immediately returned to the location from which they were taken. Thank you!,” he wrote.
[…]
Trump’s team is arguing that the documents were in fact declassified, citing a “standing order” the former president had while in office that deemed sensitive documents “declassified the moment he removed them” from the White House.

The document were declassified the moment he stole them? Carte blanche, just like that? And anybody thinks he can get away with this in front of a tribunal? I rest my case… even the Gods fight in vain against stupidity.