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[Roux]

He already has been convicted of 34 felonies. And liable for business fraud and sexual assault. And he has many more felony charges pending.

To everyone who is not in the cult, yes, trump has already been got.

[Diego in Seattle]

He already has been convicted of 34 felonies. And liable for business fraud and sexual assault. And he has many more felony charges pending.

To everyone who is not in the cult, yes, trump has already been got.

And I think Judge Cannon's delaying tactics in the documents case (while also failing to report Republican junkets) will be made known widely before the election so that voters can see why it is that Dump hasn't been held accountable for all his crimes yet.

[StrawMan]

Yeah

Ol faggot jack's gonna git him now, I tells ya! All my hopes are on ol faggot Jack!

Time for a new avatar, General.

[Diego in Seattle]

Yeah

Ol faggot jack's gonna git him now, I tells ya! All my hopes are on ol faggot Jack!

Time for a new avatar, General.

And clearly the "R" stands for "Retard."

[HighPlainsGrifter]

Special counsel Jack Smith might be taking a "reckless" move with the federal election conspiracy case against former President Donald Trump, wrote former federal prosecutor Elie Honig for New York Magazine's "Intelligencer" over the weekend — and it could be setting up the Supreme Court to delay and water down the case yet again.

The Supreme Court issued a controversial decision earlier this year that granted a presumption of immunity for presidents on "official acts" in office, while giving very little guidance on how to distinguish an official from an unofficial act. Smith responded by filing a superseding indictment that removed all the evidence involving Trump's efforts to direct the Justice Department to overturn the election — something that would be unprovable under the court's opinion — while retaining Trump's alleged improper efforts to pressure state officials, something the president clearly has no power to do.

Where Smith is pushing it, Honig warned, is that he has largely left in the efforts to pressure Vice President Mike Pence to block the certification of electoral votes — something that he would now be responsible for proving was not an official act.

"Even if Judge Chutkan does agree with Smith that the Pence allegations can remain in the case, Trump gets to appeal that determination before trial. So the Pence question, among others, will likely end up right back at the Supreme Court," wrote Honig. And the Supreme Court already reversed Chutkan once, in her finding that there is no presidential immunity at all — and their own opinion, hinted Trump's dealings with Pence are "presumptively" immune, meaning Smith would have a high burden of proof.

"Maybe Smith will persuade the Supreme Court over to his side. After all, Trump’s conduct toward Pence was seemingly motivated by his desire not to do the job of president but rather to steal an election," wrote Honig. But he is doubtful, because the Supreme Court already said that "the President's motivations" are irrelevant to whether an act is official or unofficial. "In other words, the Court said, it doesn’t care whether the conduct was good or bad. It cares whether the president did something that, on its face, is something presidents do — and 'talking to the vice-president' probably qualifies."

This potentially sets up the Supreme Court to once again intervene in the case, delaying it even longer at a moment when it already cannot take place before the election, and narrowing its scope even further. And Smith, noted Honig, actually has a history of losing cases through overreach, having supervised corruption cases against former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez that were ultimately overturned or thrown out, respectively.

The upshot, he concluded, is that Smith "has seemingly decided that if he’s going to go down on the January 6 case, he’ll go down hard, and to hell with it all. Don’t be surprised if, in the end, Smith’s defiant approach seals his own demise."

Jack Smith will never appear in another courtroom after this case. He's going to destroy the rest of his credibility and immolate in prime time. And you desperate dipshits are buying his merch, lol.

[General Peters]

Jack Smith will never appear in another courtroom after this case. He's going to destroy the rest of his credibility and immolate in prime time. And you desperate dipshits are buying his merch, lol.

He's been humiliated at every turn, yet they still cling to his balls and plan to pull the lever for Communism in November. These are some of the dumbest motherfukkers alive.

[Sudden Sam]

He's been humiliated at every turn, yet they still cling to his balls and plan to pull the lever for Communism in November. These are some of the dumbest motherfukkers alive.

They’re also voting for war with Russia.

[HighPlainsGrifter]

Can you imagine the kind of pathetic life these Smith sycophants live wrapping their entire lives around the next legal brief this hack, censured attorney is desperately inventing legal arguments by copy-pasting Politico talking points and Democrat Underground thread titles into a bullshit narrative and trying to pass it off as legitimate? Holy shit these fuckers are pathetic.

Smith is a bad attorney. Very bad. This is documented fact. Look up his prior cases, fukkos. He sucks. Judges know he sucks. They're going through the motions to make sure the final smackdown on this hack definitive. And yet, a long line of desperate dems line up to suck his withered cock because there's no other path to stopping Trump. The polls are clear. This ends with an orange man in the oval office and everyone knows it.

[Roux]

Smith is a bad attorney. Very bad. This is documented fact. Look up his prior cases, fukkos. He sucks. Judges know he sucks.

Oh yes, very bad. Really, really bad.

[Diego in Seattle]

Smith is a bad attorney. Very bad. This is documented fact. Look up his prior cases, fukkos. He sucks. Judges know he sucks.

Oh yes, very bad. Really, really bad.

And I'm betting that High Plains Gonorrhoea thinks that Judge Cannon has never done anything wrong in her life...

[The Seer]

He already has been convicted of 34 felonies. And liable for business fraud and sexual assault. And he has many more felony charges pending.

To everyone who is not in the cult, yes, trump has already been got.

Convicted...or a judgement in a civil suit?

[Mikey]

He already has been convicted of 34 felonies. And liable for business fraud and sexual assault. And he has many more felony charges pending.

To everyone who is not in the cult, yes, trump has already been got.

Convicted...or a judgement in a civil suit?

Both. I guess you're not paying attention.

[Roux]

Convicted...or a judgement in a civil suit?

Is it possible that you do not realize that trump has been convicted of 34 felonies?

[HighPlainsGrifter]

Smith is a bad attorney. Very bad. This is documented fact. Look up his prior cases, fukkos. He sucks. Judges know he sucks.

Oh yes, very bad. Really, really bad.

Do yourself a favor and read the first two pages of this thread. Smith is a joke. The kids sucking him off at Wikipedia carry less weight than the words of federal judges kicking Jack in the dick.

[HighPlainsGrifter]

Smith is a bad attorney. Very bad. This is documented fact. Look up his prior cases, fukkos. He sucks. Judges know he sucks.

Oh yes, very bad. Really, really bad.

And I'm betting that High Plains Gonorrhoea thinks that Judge Cannon has never done anything wrong in her life...

Buy anoter Jack Smith coffee mug, shitstick. Dude is shit.

[Diego in Seattle]

Oh yes, very bad. Really, really bad.

And I'm betting that High Plains Gonorrhoea thinks that Judge Cannon has never done anything wrong in her life...

Buy anoter Jack Smith coffee mug, shitstick. Dude is shit.

Thanks for the tacit admission.

[FiatLux]

LOCK HIM UP!


https://apnews.com/article/trump-jack-s ... 73980d406c

[HighPlainsGrifter]

Just chucking hail mary passes down field. This is what an extinction burst looks like in the judiciary.

If Smith had a case, he wouldn't need this desperate move. How hard is that to understand?

[Diego in Seattle]

Just chucking hail mary passes down field. This is what an extinction burst looks like in the judiciary.

If Smith had a case, he wouldn't need this desperate move. How hard is that to understand?

From today's decision from Judge Chutkan:

The defendant asserts that he is immune from prosecution for his criminal scheme to overturn the 2020 presidential election because, he claims, it entailed official conduct. Not so.

Hope you choke on your "it's a nothing" burger.

[The Seer]

From today's decision from Judge Chutkan:

The future President asserts that he is immune from prosecution for his criminal scheme to overturn the 2020 presidential election because, he claims, it entailed official conduct. Not so.

ftft"j"

[FiatLux]

The 'Red Solo Cup' is going to jail.

Is it too late for DeSantis?

[Diego in Seattle]

It was in newly unsealed court paper we're learning that former President Trump resorted to crime in a bid to cling to power after the 2020 election.

I'd keep that Election Night champagne on ice, Seer Sucker.

[Diego in Seattle]

Conservatives complaining about election interference in 5...4...3...

[HighPlainsGrifter]

You got him this time!

[Diego in Seattle]

You got him this time!

So Left Behinder-ish.

[HighPlainsGrifter]

That arrow is fucking sweet, not gonna lie. Well played.

[The Seer]

He already has been convicted of 34 felonies. And liable for business fraud and sexual assault. And he has many more felony charges pending.

Lawfare is the use of legal systems and institutions to damage or delegitimize an opponent, or to deter an individual's usage of their legal rights. The term may refer to the use of legal systems and principles against an enemy, such as by damaging or delegitimizing them, wasting their time and money (e.g., strategic lawsuits against public participation), or winning a public relations victory. Alternatively, it may describe a tactic used by repressive regimes to label and discourage civil society or individuals from claiming their legal rights via national or international legal systems. This is especially common in situations when individuals and civil society use nonviolent methods to highlight or oppose discrimination, persecution, corruption, lack of democracy, limiting freedom of speech, violations of human rights and violations of international humanitarian law.

[The Seer]

JUST IN: The Department of Justice and Jack Smith immediately end their cases against Donald Trump.

The DOJ cited their policy that presidents can't be prosecuted however it was assumed they would work up until the "last day."

"What's interesting here is that the DOJ is moving to end them even before he takes office, citing the longstanding DOJ policy that sitting presidents can't be prosecuted."

"And there were some thought that maybe special counsel Jack Smith was going to sprint through the finish line, was going to work up until the last day, force Trump to fire him, wait till a new Attorney General was appointed."

"But that does not appear to be the thinking inside the department. The thinking is that these cases can't go forward."

[mvscal]

Well, it didn't work. Of course they'll shut it down. These were never serious or legitimate prosecutions in the first place.

[mvscal]

Mbewe! Look! Jack Smith t-shirts for the whole village!!




Jackoff Smith couldn't even convict Bob Menendez, one of the most ham-fistedly clumsy crooks to ever leave a slime trail in the Senate. What a complete ass hat.

I guess there is nothing left for the usual suspects except to crank up 99 Cock Balloons and sit around taking loads to the face.

Mbewe! Look! Harris/Walz t-shirts for the whole village!!



Happy Roevember!

Too funny

[Diego in Seattle]

I guess that means that Dump is innocent.

Just like OJ never murdered anyone...

[Meat Head]

Mbewe! Look! Jack Smith t-shirts for the whole village!!

Post of the year candidate!

2nd

[The Seer]

Insult To Injury: African Kids Receive Overstock Harris-Walz Hats To Wear With Their Yankees World Championship Shirts

AFRICA — A perky, bright-eyed group of African kids was recently disappointed to receive a bunch of overstock "Harris-Walz" hats along with their shipment of New York Yankees World Championship shirts from America.

According to several kids from the group, the American attempt at charity came off as a tacky, rude gesture.

"We want cool clothes, not this off-hand junk from losers," said Azibo Habiba, a 12-year-old. "We don't like to wear the shirts and caps from teams that get losses in big blowouts. Where are all the ones from the cool teams? Teams that squander a 5-0 lead are bad. These are just stupid advertisements for sad failures. And that one man who kept waving his hands like some kind of idiot...we don't want his name anywhere near us."

Sources say the Harris campaign has been desperate to offload the hats as they had purchased $48 million worth of them for some reason.

At publishing time, the kids were further disappointed to receive a shipment of "Kelce+Swift" crossover merch.

[88BuckeyeGrad]

How’s that Jack Smith thing going these days?

[HighPlainsGrifter]

So many Jack Smith logo shirts are turning into snot rags in real time. It's an epidemic.

[mvscal]

HAPPY ROOOOOOOEEEEVEMMMMBER!!!!

[Diego in Seattle]

The DOJ is merely calling a time-out. Are his co-defendants being given the same time-out? Nope, because they don't have the temporary immunity that Dump has (again proving the Dems were correct about Dump running for the WH to avoid facing justice).

When Jan. 20th 2029 rolls around he'll face those charges (assuming that Vance hasn't already invoked the 25A a few years prior).

[Python]

When Jan. 20th 2029 rolls around he'll face those charges

[mvscal]

The DOJ is merely calling a time-out. When Jan. 20th 2029 rolls around he'll face those charges

[L45B]

When Jan. 20th 2029 rolls around he'll face those charges.

Diego— fighters of democracy and women’s uteruses’ privacy, like you and me, are much more patient than the average kook.

Unfortunately by 2029, we will all be dead from climate change and high tides. Well, at least those of us in coastal blue states. The white trash in Iowa and North Dakota will be spared until 2035; from then on, the 150° heat, endless tornadoes and flying shards of wind turbines will finish the job.

At least the Nazi Socialists of the fourth and fifth reichs will never live to see another Hitler president after that.