CNN reports that law enforcement agencies are making plans.
In another article, CNN does confirm Trump posted it:
And more possible storm clouds gathering:
Which case? There are at least dozens of felonies that he’s already known to have committed, and plenty more that seem pretty likely. Some of them are quite straightforward, and some of them go as far as a potential death penalty.
No person shall
4. Or hold any office, civil or military, under the United states,
5. Who, having previously taken an oath,
7. As an officer of the United States
10. To support the Constitution of the United States,
11. Shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same
12 might also apply: I haven’t seen any hard evidence that he gave aid or comfort to our enemies after he took his oath of office, but I’d be quite surprised if he hadn’t.
Somehow, I doubt that he considers the office of the president to be under the United States.
He did try to extort Zelinskyy, withholding desperately needed funds to defend itself against Russia.
Russia is clearly a hostile country to the USA. Trump claims to be Putins friend, when in fact, Trump is his patsy.
I’d like to see him banned from using a phone or getting on social media, like every other imprisoned felon. Let him convey his deep messages thru PAB jr, or Mike Pillow, who would probably voluntarily accompany his god to whatever facility he’s assigned to, like Hesse accompanied Hitler after the putsch.
Hess, if it’s not too much trouble. It’s difficult enough to get kids to read Siddhartha as it is, without misleading them into associating Hermann Hesse with Nazism.
Maybe they would read it wondering when Hitler was going to show up, just like reading Man and Superman and looking for Clark Kent 
I’d like for him to get a fair trial, if indicted, and that might result in conviction, or might not. As for the charges, we don’t yet know what they will be. It may be something where the normal first offence punishment is a suspended sentence with probation.
As for phones, yes, inmates are banned from having them, but the powerful or clever can evade the ban. An early example:
I’m on the fence whether adult inmates should have phones. Are there any countries where prisoners are allowed phones?
Others being treated poorly is no reason to treat Trump poorly.
The US is one. Here is a jail in Union County, SC that allows (or allowed) prisoners access to cell phones.
https://www.prisonphonejustice.org/news/2019/may/3/cell-phones-sold-commissary-south-carolina-jail/
The phones can only be used between 8-10 PM and have no internet access.
Thanks. Everyone read that article, it’s actual much better thought out than it seems. How it plays out in practice remains to be seen.
Washington state is tough on crime: those convicted of a felony are not allowed on the ballot. The law was passed in 1865, then modified in 1959 and 2016. Any voter can file a challenge once the ballot is certified, which typically happens after the convention. The Secretary of State, when asked if he’s sure this applies to federal races says that’s for the courts to decide.
Is it legitimate for a state to disallow the election of hardened criminals - which I’ll define as convicted of over 33 felonies - to elected office? I think it is.
Ohio is contemplating filing deadlines that the Trump campaign apparently broke.
Trump doesn’t really have a chance to win Washington anyway. It’s a pretty solid blue state.
I still vote because I think it’s important but I know that it’s probably not going to be close.
In the last election Biden won with 58.4% of the vote versus 39% for Trump. In terms of actual votes, it was 2,369,612 to 1,584,651. You’d think it would be a wider gap but huge areas of sparsely-populated areas in Washington lean very far to the right. Still not very close though, and I doubt that will be any different this time.
I wonder if any battlefield states have such a provision.
Yeah, geographically, most of Washington state resembles Idaho politically.
39% for Trump. That’s still disgusting.