I've said since Biden's Inauguration that a whole lotta self-righteous victimhood will inspire the Right to commit voter fraud as if they live in the Villages.
At least some are paying for it and may pay for it.
... Johnson claimed Democrats had done the same “repeatedly in all kinds of different states“ during a back-and-forth about the 10 Wisconsin Republicans who, in 2020, served as fake electors for former President Donald Trump, who last week settled a lawsuit brought by the state’s legitimate electors in which they acknowledged President Joe Biden won the election.
Those Republicans “did nothing different than what many Democrats have done in many states throughout our history,” Johnson argued.
“They certainly did, senator,” Collins responded. “There were multiple slates of fake electors, including in your home state. They’re acknowledging that they were playing a role in trying to improperly overturn the election. That’s what they said.”
Trump-loving Johnson, though, called it a “nuisance lawsuit” and again insisted Democrats have also declared themselves electors in several states.
“Which ones, sir?” asked Collins.
“I’m not prepared to give you the exact states, but it’s happened repeatedly. It has happened repeatedly. Just go check the books,” he replied.
“Which books?” Collins fired back.
Johnson floundered before telling Collins, “This wasn’t what this interview was gonna be about. I’ll come in, and I’ll provide you the information, but I’m absolutely certain about that.”
“I look forward to your office sending that information,” Collins replied. “We’ll publish it if it’s accurate.”
Poor poor Johnson the johnson He, Potatotown and MarshaMarshaMarsha are the Senate's Triad of Stupid.
... The letters, obtained Thursday by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution through an open records request, were hand-written and terse. Neither letter acknowledges the legitimacy of Democrat Joe Biden's win in Georgia’s 2020 election nor denounces the baseless conspiracy theories they pushed to claim Trump was cheated out of victory through fraud.
“I apologize for my actions in connection with the events in Coffee County,” Powell wrote in a letter dated Oct. 19, the same day she pleaded guilty to six misdemeanors accusing her of conspiring to intentionally interfere with the performance of election duties.
“I apologize to the citizens of the state of Georgia and of Fulton County for my involvement in Count 15 of the indictment,” Chesebro wrote in a letter dated Oct. 20, when he appeared in court to plead guilty to one felony charge of conspiracy to commit filing false documents....
Each of the four who reached a deal with prosecutors received a sentence that included probation but no jail time. They were also allowed to plead guilty under Georgia’s first offender law, meaning that if they complete their probation without violating the terms or committing another crime, their records will be wiped clean....
Powell was initially charged with felony racketeering and six other felony counts....
Chesebro was initially charged with felony racketeering and six other felony counts....
Reject the crappy letters, re-sentence them and lock them all up!
... The letters, obtained Thursday by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution through an open records request, were hand-written and terse. Neither letter acknowledges the legitimacy of Democrat Joe Biden's win in Georgia’s 2020 election nor denounces the baseless conspiracy theories they pushed to claim Trump was cheated out of victory through fraud.
“I apologize for my actions in connection with the events in Coffee County,” Powell wrote in a letter dated Oct. 19, the same day she pleaded guilty to six misdemeanors accusing her of conspiring to intentionally interfere with the performance of election duties.
“I apologize to the citizens of the state of Georgia and of Fulton County for my involvement in Count 15 of the indictment,” Chesebro wrote in a letter dated Oct. 20, when he appeared in court to plead guilty to one felony charge of conspiracy to commit filing false documents....
Each of the four who reached a deal with prosecutors received a sentence that included probation but no jail time. They were also allowed to plead guilty under Georgia’s first offender law, meaning that if they complete their probation without violating the terms or committing another crime, their records will be wiped clean....
Powell was initially charged with felony racketeering and six other felony counts....
Chesebro was initially charged with felony racketeering and six other felony counts....
Reject the crappy letters, re-sentence them and lock them all up!
Lock them up or it continues to happen again and again
Trump: “We had the safest border in the history of our country - or at least recorded history. I guess maybe a thousand years ago it was even better.”
A plea deal can be canceled if the accused lies, refuses to testify (if that was part of it) or reneges on other parts of the agreement. I'd call those letters reneging on the requirement to apologize, but probably the original requirement/agreement was written vaguely, under the assumption that Powell and Cheeseburger would comply in good faith instead of clinging to the very letter. They shoulda known better, but it may be too late to demand better. Lock their asses up over something else.
It's a odd to have one of the criminal masterminds granted immunity in exchange for testimony against the duped minions. I'd want to have a conversation with the prosecutors before deciding how I feel about that.
It's a odd to have one of the criminal masterminds granted immunity in exchange for testimony against the duped minions. I'd want to have a conversation with the prosecutors before deciding how I feel about that.
Lock them all up!
Well, Chesebro is the one, along with Eastman, that ties the trump campaign to all of this. Eastman decided to go to jail instead of cooperating. Besides, I figure Chesebro has plenty of Eastman correspondence between them on this vile matter. So they don't really need Eastman.
Well, Chesebro is the one, along with Eastman, that ties the trump campaign to all of this. Eastman decided to go to jail instead of cooperating. Besides, I figure Chesebro has plenty of Eastman correspondence between them on this vile matter. So they don't really need Eastman.
I can see prosecutors making deals pitting boss lawyers against each other, but since when is El Chapo called on to testify against street dealers? I'm confused by the whole thing.
Well, Chesebro is the one, along with Eastman, that ties the trump campaign to all of this. Eastman decided to go to jail instead of cooperating. Besides, I figure Chesebro has plenty of Eastman correspondence between them on this vile matter. So they don't really need Eastman.
I can see prosecutors making deals pitting boss lawyers against each other, but since when is El Chapo called on to testify against street dealers? I'm confused by the whole thing.
Hired by (no telling if he was ever actually paid) Dolt .45 to ultimately call Dolt .45 a whiny liar. Perfect.
It's confusing in the sense that so many people were involved in it and to varying degrees. All the wacko lawyers (Ellis, Rudy, Powell) as well as the "credible" ones (Eastman, Chesebro), the GOP congress members, the fake electors in seven states, and who knows who else. I hope they lower the boom on all of them, especially trump and the ones who continue to plead either innocence or ignorance.
It's confusing in the sense that so many people were involved in it and to varying degrees. All the wacko lawyers (Ellis, Rudy, Powell) as well as the "credible" ones (Eastman, Chesebro), the GOP congress members, the fake electors in seven states, and who knows who else. I hope they lower the boom on all of them, especially trump and the ones who continue to plead either innocence or ignorance.
... Software engineer Ken Block was hired to prove mass voter fraud in states including Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Michigan. Block found each instance of acclaimed election fraud to be false. In fact, fewer than 200 mail-in ballot votes from all the swing states combined were found to be fraudulent. Some of the claims could be dismissed within minutes, he told The Washington Post, while others required considerable research.
In his new book, “Disproven,” Block gives an inside look into the many different ways the Trump campaign tried to prove voter fraud. Though each allegation was quickly proven false to Trump’s team, the former president continued to spew rhetoric of election fraud to the public.
"Former President Trump has turned losing with grace into losing with disgrace," Block writes in his book, according to an excerpt in the Post. "He has spawned a group of losing candidates who would rather howl about voter fraud—without justification— than display the leadership qualities demanded by the positions for which they ran."
... “For these folks, the end goal has nothing to do with winning an election. It is about raising money or profile—or worse, about undermining our republic," Block said in “Disproven”, which is set to be released on March 12.
It's confusing in the sense that so many people were involved in it and to varying degrees. All the wacko lawyers (Ellis, Rudy, Powell) as well as the "credible" ones (Eastman, Chesebro), the GOP congress members, the fake electors in seven states, and who knows who else. I hope they lower the boom on all of them, especially trump and the ones who continue to plead either innocence or ignorance.
... Software engineer Ken Block was hired to prove mass voter fraud in states including Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Michigan. Block found each instance of acclaimed election fraud to be false. In fact, fewer than 200 mail-in ballot votes from all the swing states combined were found to be fraudulent. Some of the claims could be dismissed within minutes, he told The Washington Post, while others required considerable research.
In his new book, “Disproven,” Block gives an inside look into the many different ways the Trump campaign tried to prove voter fraud. Though each allegation was quickly proven false to Trump’s team, the former president continued to spew rhetoric of election fraud to the public.
"Former President Trump has turned losing with grace into losing with disgrace," Block writes in his book, according to an excerpt in the Post. "He has spawned a group of losing candidates who would rather howl about voter fraud—without justification— than display the leadership qualities demanded by the positions for which they ran."
... “For these folks, the end goal has nothing to do with winning an election. It is about raising money or profile—or worse, about undermining our republic," Block said in “Disproven”, which is set to be released on March 12.
x 2020
Yesterday when I read about the Brian Butler guy (20 year trump employee) who came out and told how he'd driven and loaded bankers boxes onto trump's plane in FL the same day federal agents were heading down to FL. He said the plane was going from FL to trump's place in Bedminster NJ. I immediately thought "god hell, I posted about how they should also search that place in NJ when the search of his place in FL was happening." I don't remember where I posted my advice in here but I definitely remember posting that suggestion. At the time I figured he had classified stiff there as well. I bet he still does. Those fuckers should have had me on this case at the outset. The whole thing makes me want to soak judge Cannon's front yard with about ten gallons of gasoline and set it on fire at three am.
Yesterday when I read about the Brian Butler guy (20 year trump employee) who came out and told how he'd driven and loaded bankers boxes onto trump's plane in FL the same day federal agents were heading down to FL. He said the plane was going from FL to trump's place in Bedminster NJ. I immediately thought "god hell, I posted about how they should also search that place in NJ when the search of his place in FL was happening." I don't remember where I posted my advice in here but I definitely remember posting that suggestion. At the time I figured he had classified stiff there as well. I bet he still does. Those fuckers should have had me on this case at the outset. The whole thing makes me want to soak judge Cannon's front yard with about ten gallons of gasoline and set it on fire at three am.
They're gonna have to dig up Ivana's grave on the first fairway to find this stuff.
Strange times.
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Yesterday when I read about the Brian Butler guy (20 year trump employee) who came out and told how he'd driven and loaded bankers boxes onto trump's plane in FL the same day federal agents were heading down to FL. He said the plane was going from FL to trump's place in Bedminster NJ. I immediately thought "god hell, I posted about how they should also search that place in NJ when the search of his place in FL was happening." I don't remember where I posted my advice in here but I definitely remember posting that suggestion. At the time I figured he had classified stiff there as well. I bet he still does. Those fuckers should have had me on this case at the outset. The whole thing makes me want to soak judge Cannon's front yard with about ten gallons of gasoline and set it on fire at three am.
They're gonna have to dig up Ivana's grave on the first fairway to find this stuff.
Strange times.
I'm pretty sure that audio recording where trump is telling others "I could have declassified this but I didn't. It's still a secret" hasppened at the Bedminster NJ golf place. I'd bet anything he has more classified stuff there.
I'm pretty sure that audio recording where trump is telling others "I could have declassified this but I didn't. It's still a secret" happened at the Bedminster NJ golf place. I'd bet anything he has more classified stuff there.
Trump Tower, still on the plane, at his spawn's homes, Melania's Dad's house, Melania's Mom's casket . . .
“You can’t go a day without thinking about what he’s done to this country because he’s such a little baby that he’s thrown 250 years of democracy out the window by not accepting the results of the ― I mean, it’s so crazy, he’s such a sociopath, he’s so insane, he just couldn’t admit to losing. And we know he lost. He knows he lost. And look how he’s fooled everybody, he’s convinced all these people that he didn’t lose. He’s such a sick man. He’s so sick.” -- Larry David
... This complex legal saga now features an array of individuals ranging from political activists and state legislators to high-profile attorneys and former Trump aides. In total, 36 individuals have now been criminally charged across various states, with each case spinning a thread in the larger tapestry of alleged attempts to subvert American democracy.
In Arizona, the slate includes State Sen. Jake Hoffman, State Sen. Anthony Kern—who is currently running for a seat in the US Congress—and Kelli Ward, the former chair of the Arizona Republican Party. These individuals, along with others, now face charges of conspiracy, fraud, and forgery, according to the grand jury’s indictment. Notably, the indictment refers to Trump as an “unindicted co-conspirator,” a term that underscores his central but as-yet legally unresolved role in the narrative....
The efforts to pursue accountability for these alleged fraudulent activities stretch beyond Arizona. In Michigan, Georgia, and Nevada, state officials have brought forward their cases against other “fake electors.” These actions signal that officials are willing to take significant legal steps to address what many view as an assault on the electoral process....
A plea deal can be canceled if the accused lies, refuses to testify (if that was part of it) or reneges on other parts of the agreement. I'd call those letters reneging on the requirement to apologize, but probably the original requirement/agreement was written vaguely, under the assumption that Powell and Cheeseburger would comply in good faith instead of clinging to the very letter.
They shoulda known better, but it may be too late to demand better.
A Nevada judge dismissed an indictment Friday against six Republicans accused of submitting certificates to Congress falsely declaring Donald Trump the winner of the state’s 2020 presidential election, potentially cutting from four to three the number of states with criminal charges pending against so-called fake electors.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford said he’ll take the issue to the state Supreme Court after Clark County District Court Judge Mary Kay Holthus ruled that Las Vegas was the wrong venue for the case.
“The judge got it wrong and we’ll be appealing immediately,” Ford, a Democrat, told reporters afterward. He declined additional comment.
Defense attorneys bluntly declared the case dead, saying that to bring it now before another grand jury in another venue such as Nevada’s capital city of Carson City would violate a three-year statute of limitations that expired last December.
“They’re done,” said Margaret McLetchie, attorney for Clark County Republican party chairman Jesse Law, one of the defendants in the case....
I don't have an opinion on the judge's venue technicality ruling, but it will be a shame if the case is over Fie on Garland for not also filing federal charges
A federal judge threw out a bankruptcy case filed by The Gateway Pundit, finding that the far-right conspiracy site was seeking bankruptcy protections in “bad faith” to avoid costly defamation lawsuits stemming from its publication of 2020 election lies.
The ruling Wednesday from US bankruptcy judge Mindy Mora means the defamation cases will move forward. Two Georgia election workers and a former Dominion Voting Systems executive sued the outlet over its false claims that they rigged the 2020 results. The Gateway Pundit denies wrongdoing and said those cases forced them into bankruptcy.
The Gateway Pundit “remains both balance sheet and cash flow solvent,” Mora wrote in her ruling. “There is no present financial distress, no looming foreclosure sale, no prospect of a market crash. There is only the (defamation cases) in which [The Gateway Pundit] must defend itself. That’s not a basis for bankruptcy relief; it’s the justice system in operation.”...
Veteran local Colorado news anchor Kyle Clark dropped a fact check on former President Donald Trump’s claims that Democrats instituted mail-in voting in the state to favor their chances of winning elections....
Clark, who anchors Colorado’s 9News, replied to Trump on X, writing, “Trump’s claim is false. Colorado’s universal mail-in voting began in 2013, years before the current governor took office. It was a bipartisan initiative implemented by a Republican Secretary of State.”...
The TRE45QN Effect:
Trump lost Colorado in 2020 to Joe Biden by some 13 points and almost half a million votes in the former swing state that has moved solidly into the Democratic column in recent elections.
He, Potatotown and MarshaMarshaMarsha are the Senate's Triad of Stupid.
Reject the crappy letters, re-sentence them and lock them all up!
Hired by (no telling if he was ever actually paid) Dolt .45 to ultimately call Dolt .45 a whiny liar. Perfect.
Haha, bleed them dry.