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the turd never falls far from the asshole.Donald Trump Jr posts 'Paul Pelosi Halloween costume' image mocking hammer attack on House Speaker's husband
the turd never falls far from the asshole.Donald Trump Jr posts 'Paul Pelosi Halloween costume' image mocking hammer attack on House Speaker's husband
House Democrats have said they need Trump's tax returns to see if the IRS is properly auditing presidential returns and to assess whether new legislation is needed. Trump's lawyers have called that explanation "pretextual" and "disingenuous," saying the real aim is to unearth politically damaging information about Trump, who is considering another run for the presidency in 2024.
U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden, a Trump appointee, sided with Congress in December 2021 and threw out the case, finding that the committee holds broad authority over a former president's tax returns.
Trump is "wrong on the law," McFadden wrote in his ruling.
"A long line of Supreme Court cases requires great deference to facially valid congressional inquiries. Even the special solicitude accorded former presidents does not alter the outcome," McFadden added.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in August also ruled against Trump, concluding that "every president takes office knowing that he will be subject to the same laws as all other citizens upon leaving office." The D.C. Circuit on Oct. 27 refused a rehearing.
ya saw tat while ago. so lame.saw on Fox News today: Mike Huckabee was hawking a children's book "Kid's Guide to President Trump". Not "former President Trump" but "President Trump". Oy.
Shouldn't have sat down in front of the TV at the restaurant today...
Does it describe what a bad man Trump is, that he lies constantly, that he cheated on all three of his wives, that he has a long history of fraud, that he's a sociopath and pathological narcissist, that he stole top secret documents and incited an insurrection? Somehow I think not.saw on Fox News today: Mike Huckabee was hawking a children's book "Kid's Guide to President Trump".
that I doubt because then he will be subject to reporting all his income he gets from donations and showing how he spends it as campaign money. so he wont be able to grift.He will be cheerlead through all of his crimes by his base. Now this clown is rumored to announce his candidacy for 2024 in the coming weeks. Are we seriously looking at another half-decade or more of this nonsense?
He will be cheerlead through all of his crimes by his base. Now this clown is rumored to announce his candidacy for 2024 in the coming weeks. Are we seriously looking at another half-decade or more of this nonsense?
A tirade of a lawsuit that Donald J. Trump filed on Wednesday against one of his chief antagonists, the New York attorney general, was hotly opposed by several of his longstanding legal advisers, who attempted an intervention hours before it was submitted to a court.
Those opposed to the suit told the Florida attorneys who drafted it that it was frivolous and would fail, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The loudest objection came from the general counsel of Mr. Trump’s real estate business, who warned that the Floridians might be committing malpractice.
On Thursday, a judge granted a recent request from Ms. James to stop Mr. Trump from transferring assets and to appoint a monitor to make sure that he does not.
The former president has already tried unsuccessfully to stop Ms. James’s investigation, filing a complaint in federal court in New York that was dismissed in May. The new 41-page lawsuit against Ms. James was filed in Palm Beach by Timothy W. Weber, Jeremy D. Bailie and R. Quincy Bird, members of a St. Petersburg-based law firm — and was championed by Boris Epshteyn, an in-house counsel for the former president who has become one of his most trusted advisers.
These people are arrogant and daring the law to come after them.
A Manhattan judge on Thursday gave the thumbs-up to the New York attorney general’s request for a watchdog to babysit the Trump Organization’s business dealings.
State Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron said he would appoint an independent monitor to oversee former President Donald Trump’s real estate company until the resolution of state Attorney General Letitia James’ lawsuit. He also ruled that the Trump Organization must get court approval before selling or transferring its assets out of state.
Engoron rejected arguments from Trump’s lawyers claiming a monitor’s appointment would send a threatening message to New York’s real estate sector. Defense lawyer Chris Kise had argued that it wasn’t the attorney general’s job to “police interactions between sophisticated counterparties” and that a monitor would represent “extraordinary interference” in private enterprise by the government.
Engoron disagreed, finding that failure to grant the attorney general’s request would be a disservice to the public given the Trump Organization’s “propensity to engage in persistent fraud.”
Remember folks, it's only stolen when they lose and we know this because they tell it to us before the election even takes place.They stole the Electron!
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I mean, so much negativity.
They stole the Electron!
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I mean, so much negativity.
Remember folks, it's only stolen when they lose and we know this because they tell it to us before the election even takes place.
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