Is Trump getting arrested today ?

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Edited Date/Time 3/27/2023 8:58am

He said he was , so it must be true .😀

Please downvote if you’re a TDS’r ( Trump Dick Sucker )

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3/21/2023 6:42am

The reactions nationwide would break the internet.

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3/21/2023 6:48am

The walls are closing in for sure this time. It's strange that my few liberal friends aren't partying in the streets 

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3/21/2023 7:03am

Yeah, go ahead and set another precedent.  What goes around comes back around eventually.

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3/21/2023 7:03am

The walls are closing in for sure this time. It's strange that my few liberal friends aren't partying in the streets 

It's a "who cares" indictment if it happens. It doesn't change anybody's mind and may even solidify his position at the top. Especially if primary rivals start in on him as Desantis sort of did. Who the hell understands or cares about campaign finance laws? And what a waste of resources by NY.

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3/21/2023 7:25am Edited Date/Time 3/21/2023 7:29am

Ham sandwich indictment. Problem here is that Sandwich has good attorneys.

You can literally hit someone with a brick in NYC and this clown won't prosecute you unless you were defending yourself from another criminal. But he is going after a former president for a legal NDA from almost 7 years ago. If this doesn't pass the smell test then your olfactory senses are intact.

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3/21/2023 7:34am Edited Date/Time 3/21/2023 7:35am
tuggy450 wrote:
Ham sandwich indictment. Problem here is that Sandwich has good attorneys. You can literally hit someone with a brick in NYC and this clown won't prosecute...

Ham sandwich indictment. Problem here is that Sandwich has good attorneys.

You can literally hit someone with a brick in NYC and this clown won't prosecute you unless you were defending yourself from another criminal. But he is going after a former president for a legal NDA from almost 7 years ago. If this doesn't pass the smell test then your olfactory senses are intact.

His attorney went to jail for a year, including solitary confinement, for doing what his boss told him to do.

Trump was the unindicted co-conspirator (Person 1) that escaped the same fate because he was POTUS at the time.

Why should he not be charged for the same crime?

I thought the GOP was the 'law and order' party?

 

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indy_maico wrote:
His attorney went to jail for a year, including solitary confinement, for doing what his boss told him to do. Trump was the unindicted co-conspirator (Person...

His attorney went to jail for a year, including solitary confinement, for doing what his boss told him to do.

Trump was the unindicted co-conspirator (Person 1) that escaped the same fate because he was POTUS at the time.

Why should he not be charged for the same crime?

I thought the GOP was the 'law and order' party?

 

Yeah, ok...Michael Cohen was and is a known perjurer, a liar, who was bent over a barrel because he evaded taxes totaling over 1.4 million in tax penalties. None of that was related to Trump, but prosecutors leveraged that to go after Trump. The Charges of Federal nature illegal campaign contributions were looked at by federal prosecutors. considered pretty weak and not pursued.  We get that you hate Trump and would love to see him railroaded for your amusement. 

Truth is as others say this sets a very dangerous precedent. I doubt you are going to like it when it's your guy.

 

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3/21/2023 8:21am

The bar for prosecuting a former president should be very high. While no one should be “above the law”, this action could set an unnecessary precedent. The act itself is a misdemeanor, unless campaign funds were used. It does smell like partisan politics, as a convicted felon could not run for office. However, it also keeps Trump’s name in circulation, which plays into his overall strategy. 

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3/21/2023 8:38am

I'm still not clear on the proposed charges. 

It was an NDA ("hush money" to  make it sound more sordid).

Daniels broke the contract, why aren't they going after her?

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If this doesnt tell you your country has descended into a dictatorship, nothing ever will. 

You have become the country you would have invaded, if it was anywhere else. 

Buckle up.

Never forget which side of this people were on. 

This isnt sportsball , its your grandchildrens future in the balance. 

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3/21/2023 8:43am
tuggy450 wrote:
Yeah, ok...Michael Cohen was and is a known perjurer, a liar, who was bent over a barrel because he evaded taxes totaling over 1.4 million in...

Yeah, ok...Michael Cohen was and is a known perjurer, a liar, who was bent over a barrel because he evaded taxes totaling over 1.4 million in tax penalties. None of that was related to Trump, but prosecutors leveraged that to go after Trump. The Charges of Federal nature illegal campaign contributions were looked at by federal prosecutors. considered pretty weak and not pursued.  We get that you hate Trump and would love to see him railroaded for your amusement. 

Truth is as others say this sets a very dangerous precedent. I doubt you are going to like it when it's your guy.

 

Dangerous precedent? It sets a perfect precedent that nobody, not even a billionaire former POTUS, is above the law. That’s exactly what we all should want.

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3/21/2023 8:48am

What law did he break?

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SEEMEFIRST wrote:
I'm still not clear on the proposed charges.  It was an NDA ("hush money" to  make it sound more sordid). Daniels broke the contract, why aren't...

I'm still not clear on the proposed charges. 

It was an NDA ("hush money" to  make it sound more sordid).

Daniels broke the contract, why aren't they going after her?

The NDA was deemed 'unenforceable' in 2018.

As I understand it, the crime is not the NDA, but is regarding where the money came from and how the expense was reported.

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indy_maico wrote:
His attorney went to jail for a year, including solitary confinement, for doing what his boss told him to do. Trump was the unindicted co-conspirator (Person...

His attorney went to jail for a year, including solitary confinement, for doing what his boss told him to do.

Trump was the unindicted co-conspirator (Person 1) that escaped the same fate because he was POTUS at the time.

Why should he not be charged for the same crime?

I thought the GOP was the 'law and order' party?

 

tuggy450 wrote:
Yeah, ok...Michael Cohen was and is a known perjurer, a liar, who was bent over a barrel because he evaded taxes totaling over 1.4 million in...

Yeah, ok...Michael Cohen was and is a known perjurer, a liar, who was bent over a barrel because he evaded taxes totaling over 1.4 million in tax penalties. None of that was related to Trump, but prosecutors leveraged that to go after Trump. The Charges of Federal nature illegal campaign contributions were looked at by federal prosecutors. considered pretty weak and not pursued.  We get that you hate Trump and would love to see him railroaded for your amusement. 

Truth is as others say this sets a very dangerous precedent. I doubt you are going to like it when it's your guy.

 

No worries
they don’t care to know the truth of the matter when it comes to Cohen, they just need to lie about the whole thing to fir their agenda. So, while we’re here


Who;s the DOJ investigating for “foreign money” funneling thru multiple bank accounts
? Laughing

Heck, the DOJ even has the “Crack-Pipe and Whores” laptop.

This is gonna get good. If this Leftist Woke-Joke NYC Political Hack arrests The Donald, it will only improve Donald;s chances in 2024.

 

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3/21/2023 8:56am Edited Date/Time 3/21/2023 9:07am
SEEMEFIRST wrote:

What law did he break?

Basically it is falsifying business records, which is a misdemeanor. If it is shown the fraud was committed knowingly and intentionally to commit or conceal "another crime" it becomes a felony. The misdemeanor charge will be easily proved, but I don't know what the "other crime" would be that would make it a felony. Won't know for sure until the indictment is returned, if an indictment is returned.

 

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3/21/2023 9:00am
SEEMEFIRST wrote:
I'm still not clear on the proposed charges.  It was an NDA ("hush money" to  make it sound more sordid). Daniels broke the contract, why aren't...

I'm still not clear on the proposed charges. 

It was an NDA ("hush money" to  make it sound more sordid).

Daniels broke the contract, why aren't they going after her?

The NDA was deemed 'unenforceable' in 2018. As I understand it, the crime is not the NDA, but is regarding where the money came from and...

The NDA was deemed 'unenforceable' in 2018.

As I understand it, the crime is not the NDA, but is regarding where the money came from and how the expense was reported.

That's what I understand but we won't know for sure until there is an indictment. It also has something to do with tax avoidance I think.

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3/21/2023 9:01am

NYDA Bragg is just the latest token patsy directed to walk the TDS plank.  Making a campaign promise to indict anyone, much less a former US President not only reeks of partisanship but shows how willing he is to abuse the power of his authority.         

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3/21/2023 9:10am
SEEMEFIRST wrote:

What law did he break?

We'll find out when the grand jury indictment is unsealed

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The dangerous precedent I believe is that there is nothing stopping politically motivated district attorneys throughout the Country from bringing nuisance cases against their political opposition.  The "No One is Above the Law",   slogan seems to be designed to justify very weak nuisance cases attacking political opponents these days.  

Somehow I don't think people are moving out of NYC in droves because billionaires are paying off porn stars. Bragg needs to go after real Crime even the most ardent Anti-Trumpers know this guy Bragg is a dirtbag. lol

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3/21/2023 10:15am

impeachments. Raiding a president's home. and now potential arrest. They ARE setting a precedent. In the past, even slimeball politicians would say "Well, it's not like we can arrest a former PRESIDENT!" but now....wait till Trump throws 10m man hours at investigating FJB and his crackhead kid when Trump is in office. What's good for the goose.....

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impeachments. Raiding a president's home. and now potential arrest. They ARE setting a precedent. In the past, even slimeball politicians would say "Well, it's not like...

impeachments. Raiding a president's home. and now potential arrest. They ARE setting a precedent. In the past, even slimeball politicians would say "Well, it's not like we can arrest a former PRESIDENT!" but now....wait till Trump throws 10m man hours at investigating FJB and his crackhead kid when Trump is in office. What's good for the goose.....

is good for the gander.

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3/21/2023 10:30am
impeachments. Raiding a president's home. and now potential arrest. They ARE setting a precedent. In the past, even slimeball politicians would say "Well, it's not like...

impeachments. Raiding a president's home. and now potential arrest. They ARE setting a precedent. In the past, even slimeball politicians would say "Well, it's not like we can arrest a former PRESIDENT!" but now....wait till Trump throws 10m man hours at investigating FJB and his crackhead kid when Trump is in office. What's good for the goose.....

I'm good with any and all politicians, D or R, being held to the same standards as the average citizen.

Why should they be above the law? They shouldn't be!

As far as Hunter Biden goes, if he broke laws then he should be prosecuted, no problem.

If Joe Biden is implicated in any of it, then so should he be as well.

 

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olds cool wrote:

Yeah, go ahead and set another precedent.  What goes around comes back around eventually.

 

 

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Just another day in the politically corrupt country that was once the great United States of America, now a crumbling joke.     Right or left, they're all crooks.  Trump didn't get where he was today without breaking laws.   The Biden crime family gets a pass.   

Stick a fork in us.  We are done. 

It won't be just US citizens who will suffer....the world is going down the toilet with us.

 

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3/21/2023 10:53am
impeachments. Raiding a president's home. and now potential arrest. They ARE setting a precedent. In the past, even slimeball politicians would say "Well, it's not like...

impeachments. Raiding a president's home. and now potential arrest. They ARE setting a precedent. In the past, even slimeball politicians would say "Well, it's not like we can arrest a former PRESIDENT!" but now....wait till Trump throws 10m man hours at investigating FJB and his crackhead kid when Trump is in office. What's good for the goose.....

indy_maico wrote:
I'm good with any and all politicians, D or R, being held to the same standards as the average citizen. Why should they be above the...

I'm good with any and all politicians, D or R, being held to the same standards as the average citizen.

Why should they be above the law? They shouldn't be!

As far as Hunter Biden goes, if he broke laws then he should be prosecuted, no problem.

If Joe Biden is implicated in any of it, then so should he be as well.

 

that's my point - while we agree to hold everyone to the same standard there is a decorum and respect for POTUS where things are handled very VERY carefully and with HUGE implications that extend well beyond "busting a crooked politician". If Trump broke the law, ok. But we all know it's for some pretty petty shit. If he or Ron get the office, because of htis precedence....they're gonna pu the smack down on the Biden crime family.....cause THEY CAN. 

And as noted, our country is a dumpster fire.

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tuggy450 wrote:
Ham sandwich indictment. Problem here is that Sandwich has good attorneys. You can literally hit someone with a brick in NYC and this clown won't prosecute...

Ham sandwich indictment. Problem here is that Sandwich has good attorneys.

You can literally hit someone with a brick in NYC and this clown won't prosecute you unless you were defending yourself from another criminal. But he is going after a former president for a legal NDA from almost 7 years ago. If this doesn't pass the smell test then your olfactory senses are intact.

indy_maico wrote:
His attorney went to jail for a year, including solitary confinement, for doing what his boss told him to do. Trump was the unindicted co-conspirator (Person...

His attorney went to jail for a year, including solitary confinement, for doing what his boss told him to do.

Trump was the unindicted co-conspirator (Person 1) that escaped the same fate because he was POTUS at the time.

Why should he not be charged for the same crime?

I thought the GOP was the 'law and order' party?

 

He was sent to jail because he himself lied 7 different times and got caught. Not while defending Trump.....but turning in him and spewing bullshit. That....is the reason he is in jail.  

 

This arrest warrant stands as much of a chance as a parking ticket. In fact less....because it's a 7 year old NDA , which isn't illegal .....it's where the funds came from.  You think Trump himself just signed a check , knowing where the funds came from. The guy is sitting on billions. He could wipe his ass with that $130,000. 

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tuggy450 wrote:
Yeah, ok...Michael Cohen was and is a known perjurer, a liar, who was bent over a barrel because he evaded taxes totaling over 1.4 million in...

Yeah, ok...Michael Cohen was and is a known perjurer, a liar, who was bent over a barrel because he evaded taxes totaling over 1.4 million in tax penalties. None of that was related to Trump, but prosecutors leveraged that to go after Trump. The Charges of Federal nature illegal campaign contributions were looked at by federal prosecutors. considered pretty weak and not pursued.  We get that you hate Trump and would love to see him railroaded for your amusement. 

Truth is as others say this sets a very dangerous precedent. I doubt you are going to like it when it's your guy.

 

TDeath21 wrote:

Dangerous precedent? It sets a perfect precedent that nobody, not even a billionaire former POTUS, is above the law. That’s exactly what we all should want.

Then why aren’t the Clinton’s in prison? Doesn’t Sleepy Joe’s $50,000 a month rent from Crackhead Hunter qualify as Money Laundering? 

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3/21/2023 11:49am
Muttly wrote:

Then why aren’t the Clinton’s in prison? Doesn’t Sleepy Joe’s $50,000 a month rent from Crackhead Hunter qualify as Money Laundering? 

1. What are the crimes the Clinton's committed?

2. That $50,000 a month rent is bullshit and completely discredited.

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3/21/2023 11:54am
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Then why aren’t the Clinton’s in prison? Doesn’t Sleepy Joe’s $50,000 a month rent from Crackhead Hunter qualify as Money Laundering? 

C'mon buddy...neither side has a monopoly on corruption.  Politics and illegal go together like boots and cow shit.Wink

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Muttly wrote:

Then why aren’t the Clinton’s in prison? Doesn’t Sleepy Joe’s $50,000 a month rent from Crackhead Hunter qualify as Money Laundering? 

indy_maico wrote:

1. What are the crimes the Clinton's committed?

2. That $50,000 a month rent is bullshit and completely discredited.

Didn’t he pay Paula Jones $850,000 in hush money? Isn’t that what Trump did illegally? Guess you’re one of the people that thinks all those “suicides” are just coincidental tragedies? How about all those connections and trips with Epstein? 
 

The Biden International Crime Family’s ties to Ukraine and China


Sleepy could very well be the most corrupt we’ve ever seen. How does Hunter keeping getting these jobs? 

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