RLENT
Veteran Expediter
Next two shoes have dropped ...
Voters in Illinois and Massachusetts seek to remove Trump off 2024 ballot
Voters in Illinois and Massachusetts seek to remove Trump off 2024 ballot
I think there's about 18 states where 14th Amendment administrative proceedings or court cases are now active.Next two shoes have dropped ...
Voters in Illinois and Massachusetts seek to remove Trump off 2024 ballot
We now know more. Yes, the Supreme Court justices will hear the case, and they will do so quickly. Oral arguments are set for Feb. 8.So Here We Are: The 14th Amendment Ballot Disqualification Question Now at SCOTUS
... At this point, we can only wait to see whether the justices hear the case, when they hear it, and how they rule.
Yep. Trump is worried ... like wet his pants worried, like losing-it worried.Whichever way they go, Trump stands today just two votes away from a Trump-world collapse. Feigned public confidence is one thing. I'm thinking that in his private moments alone, Trump is deeply worried. Just two votes stand between him and doom.
Yep. Trump is worried ... like wet his pants worried, like losing-it worried.
Trump warns of ‘big trouble’ as Supreme Court agrees to hear Colorado ballot case
Former President Trump warned Friday that there will be “big trouble” if the Supreme Court does not rule in his favor on his eligibility for the 2024 presidential ballot. The Supreme Court is set t…thehill.com
Jan 11: Closing arguments in Trump NY Fraud trial where AG James seeks $370 million disgorgement and Trump NY business ban. Trump has already been found liable for fraud in this trial.
Jan 16: Jean Carroll jury trial begins to determine amount of damages Trump must pay for defaming Carroll. Trump has already been found liable for defamation and sexual assault of Carroll in a previous trial. This damages phase of this trial is for additional offenses.
Feb 8: Oral arguments at US Supreme Court hearing on Trump's disqualification to hold the office of president.
Should Trump worry? Why would he do that? What could go wrong?
Actually he was speaking out against it. It’s in the article.
Of course he has reasons to be concerned with all these politically motivated lawsuits, but he's probably not wetting his pants. What the Democrats are doing is getting more desperate now that it's clear Trump is going to be the GOP nominee against Biden, who is getting more unpopular by the day.Yep. Trump is worried ... like wet his pants worried, like losing-it worried.
Trump warns of ‘big trouble’ as Supreme Court agrees to hear Colorado ballot case
Former President Trump warned Friday that there will be “big trouble” if the Supreme Court does not rule in his favor on his eligibility for the 2024 presidential ballot. The Supreme Court is set t…thehill.com
The judge posed the wild hypothetical question. It wasn’t brought up by the Trump lawyer, like the headline implies. And the lawyer was referencing the procedures provided by the constitution. The constitution can be a pesky thing sometimes for some.Wow!!!!
Trump's lawyer argues that a president can order SEAL Team Six to assassinate his political rival if Congress is cool with it
Trump's lawyer argues that a president can order SEAL Team Six to assassinate his political rival if Congress is cool with it
An appeals-court judge stress-tested Trump's "absolute immunity" claim by asking whether the president could order SEAL Team Six to assassinate his political rival.www.businessinsider.com
Did you know that Trump has a speech writer too?
Now the truth comes out, the "go peacefully" tweet didnt even come from Trump.
The hypothetical question was asked by Judge Florence Pan, and the exchange can be easily found with a Google search; it was nothing like the article implies. However, the argument can be easily flipped to apply to Joe Biden; he's been ordering criminal activity at our southern border for the past three years by ignoring our immigration laws, resulting in deaths of American citizens by fentanyl poisoning and killings by illegal aliens. God forbid, suppose there's a terrorist attack by illegals he's allowed to come into the country? He wouldn't be convicted of anything by the current Senate, because they're cool with the current situation. Can he be prosecuted when he's out of office?The judge posed the wild hypothetical question. It wasn’t brought up by the Trump lawyer, like the headline implies. And the lawyer was referencing the procedures provided by the constitution. The constitution can be a pesky thing sometimes for some.