My knowledge of the issue predates your update. Initially it was no way, José.
Was also part of the contempt of court issues he is facing.
Personally, I want him found in contempt and locked up as threatened. Stop the bs and do it or shut up and move on.
But I really want him locked up. The line needs to be crossed. We need to see how far this will be taken for perspective and future reference purposes.
Hardly. If he was he could go to his son's high school graduation without being thrown in jail for doing it.
When is the graduation Kurt?
Hint: there's plenty of time...
That doesn't stop Trump from saying stupid shit that you're happy to repeat. Poor Donnie... always punished... such a victim... if only the world was a just place.
Trump simultaneously complains about a two-tiered system of justice, while enjoying benefits no-one else in the country would.
Anybody who can release the name of a judge, prosecutor, or family member of someone and then have dozens...hundreds...thousands of people harassing that person should be forced to follow judicial guidelines. Not for Kurt. He complains about the process while ignoring the reasons that things like gag orders are in place.
Butâ¦we are a nation of laws. Show respect for the judicial system. Intimidation of witnesses is wrong. Why canât he just do as the judge instructs?
Is he above the law? A dictator? A god?
just another Russian asset if you ask me, taking everyone for a ride, out to sow discord, division and distrust to ultimately weaken the U.S. so that Russia can expand into the void.
He's been surprisingly successful. Best investment Putin ever made.
So the judge wants to lock up Trump for 30 days for contempt.
Go ahead, do it. Talk is real cheap these days.
Lock him up, lock him up, ...
and the revolution will be televised ...
Butâ¦we are a nation of laws. Show respect for the judicial system. Intimidation of witnesses is wrong. Why canât he just do as the judge instructs?
And, in instances of accidents, I can see the person saying they donât want to be remembered for it. But in situations like this where there was intent, and outcome, they can weep crocodile tears all they want, but I think we are all still having to be held responsible for things we did in the past. Because, after all everything that we have done is literally in the past.
Sorry mate (guy in the article, not you Steely), but nothing you've done or will ever do is going to replace this as your most memorable contribution to the planet. Granted, if it wasn't him, it would have been someone else. It's a bit like blaming the staff a Mar-a-lago for moving files.
I just finished it playing in the background (kinda boring). What struck me is that they paid all of this money to hide things that 8 years later half of the country doesn't care about. OK, maybe not half, but a lot. We're all so used to it...but if you take a step back...
The guy on the Access Hollywood tape, who was cheating on his 3rd wife with a pornstar, after ending a 9-month relationship with a former playmate of the year, becomes the conservative overlord for a party that preaches family values, religion, and personal responsibility. After attempting to circumvent the Constitution and interrupt the peaceful transition of power, for the results of an election he refuses to acknowledge, he's back as the nominee for the party. In the meantime, he's been found guilty of lying about the value of his businesses, owes NY state half a billion dollars, is on trial now and awaiting trial on 3 other indictments, sells shoes and bibles, and is in the process of running a financial scam under the full lights of Wall Street and the SEC.
Nobody would believe this if it were a movie script.
I caught that one this weekend. Interesting story. I felt his guilt/realization of what he was doing/had done was genuine, but also kind of too little / too late. He kind of alluded to "I don't want to be remembered for this". Depending on the outcome in November, I think a lot of people are going to have similar thoughts.
And, in instances of accidents, I can see the person saying they donât want to be remembered for it. But in situations like this where there was intent, and outcome, they can weep crocodile tears all they want, but I think we are all still having to be held responsible for things we did in the past. Because, after all everything that we have done is literally in the past.
I caught that one this weekend. Interesting story. I felt his guilt/realization of what he was doing/had done was genuine, but also kind of too little / too late. He kind of alluded to "I don't want to be remembered for this". Depending on the outcome in November, I think a lot of people are going to have similar thoughts.
