jerryskids

He is, just like @weepaws!

Link, dummy?

Link, dummy?

Do you have a link for this?

I chuckled.

He said you aren't a very good pretend lawyer.

I think fatigue was part of the plan of the deep state when they threw these (mostly) frivolous lawsuits at Trump. We'll see if it works or has the opposite effect of opening a lot of eyes to just how frivolous they are.

I had no idea they were using some creative, bizarro interpretation of Sarbanes-Oxley to get these folks and Trump. I thought Trump was more about obscure codes designed to punish quartermasters in the Civil War who cheated the government. Anyway, this could be interesting. https://www.yahoo.com/gma/supreme-court-case-could-upend-090731507.html?.tsrc=%2619908-1202929-20240416-0&segment_id&bt_user_id=YOsAwKzxEucXGzp7ymsKNHn%2FAz1jeQcGWmVWo%2B1a1MjRWNuWLlNWFF8XfsX%2BTonN&bt_ts=1713278308992

I appreciate the info. I believe I was specifically responding to questions about my beliefs of Trump’s culpability on 1/6. Good to know that the prosecution agrees that it was a nothingburger.

Would love to do it, let me know.

I shouldn't have said "nothing," as clearly there was prior scientific research. But as you said, Warp Speed was a great accomplishment. You may or may not be aware of a concerted effort to delay the approval of the vaccine until after the election. Our resident Covid expert @TimHauck followed it more closely than I did, and can show the receipts if you are interested (and he is willing). It is truly one of the most inexplicably uninvestigated influences on the 2020 election.

On #2, Trump went from nothing to vaccine in 9 months by pushing a public/private partnership that used exceptions to get things accomplished in record times. If the "regular" government had been in charge, we'd still be waiting for approvals. Biden then took this remarkable feat and arranged for it to go on trucks to pharmacies. And somehow, Leftists view this as the awesome accomplishment, vs. the unprecedented creation and approval of the vaccine.

Do you believe that being "inclined to believe" that Trump had such knowledge is sufficient to criminally prosecute the challenger to POTUS?

Yeah, that's often the case. Herb was a visionary, but eventually the accountants like @BeachGuy23took over and thought they could differentiate the company with awesome Excel spreadsheets instead of vision.

Clearly you hold these people in the highest esteem, as I indicated earlier. You are the biggest pseud here, the epitome of the useful idiot who leverages his ability to count beans to think he belongs at the cool kids' table of elitists.

Tell you what. If the prosecution can show such contact/coordination, I'll retract my objection to this trial and admit it is valid. And if they cannot, you admit that it is a banana republic farce. Agreed?

It's funny, I've said a bazillion times here that I'm not a fan of Trump. Perhaps the "narcissistic doosh" phrase in the post you quoted was a clue? Yet you accuse me of the very thing (well, opposite thing) that I accuse you of. But before we get into that: I hesitate to type long posts like I did, because folks will take what they perceive as the "weakest" part of it and respond to that only. So, what do you think of my summary other than what you bolded? What type of people do you think that Trump was dog-whistling to, to try to take over the United States with flagpoles and pocket knives, such that he should be on trial for that as the opposition candidate for president?

No, not at all. The people who were found guilty of those sorts of things should be punished under the law. My point is that I don't think Trump directed those people to do what they did (or the "rubes", as you call them, to do what they did). I'm not saying you are saying otherwise, but I want to be clear on my point, since this is the Trump trial thread.

But it could be used to take over the United States of America, that's why the Capitol policeman shot her.

Well, that's not what he said or meant: His "victory" is eternal life through Jesus. You can agree or disagree, but he wasn't talking about winning a golf tournament.

I don't usually think of such things, but I would bet that @squistionhas fapped several times today to this thread. He just seems so excited to finally see the mean orange man on trial...

I spent the better part of 25 years being a Southwest fan boy. With Phoenix as a hub, it was super convenient to fly darn near anywhere I wanted, usually on time. Cheap was nice, but most of my travel was for work so work paid, and SW had a great FF plan so I got so many free tickets (and a companion pass) I basically flew my family of 5 for free wherever we went. Free wifi, pick the best seats, all good. But... IMO they've gone downhill in recent years. Mostly in direct/non-stop choices -- the places I go mostly are no longer non-stop, or one-stop, but rather 2+. And not so cheap any more. Fock that noise, when I can fly American for comparable price and get to places easier.

I believe many things. I believe that Trump wanted people to go to the Capitol and whoop it up bigly. I believe that when they actually went into the Capitol, some part of Trump (maybe the biggliest) thought "hey look, they're storming the Capitol for me, they love me, I'm the greatest!" Because he is a narcissistic doosh. What I don't believe is that Trump planned on a bunch of rubes to take over the United States with flagpoles and pretend guillotines. I further believe that there is no actual evidence tying him directly to such plans and actions, and as such, that the trial is unjust. I believe that the fact that this unjust legal activity is happening to a former POTUS and current challenger to the establishment president are the kinds of things that happen in banana republics. I believe that you, being an elite Leftist, think that all fans of Trump are "MAGA," which to you means racist homophobic mysoginistic neanderthal idiots. As such, I believe that you and your kind do NOT believe that they could have acted on their own, because you are surprised that their brains can remember to breathe on their own, such people are so stupid. As such, I believe that you are left to conclude that they acted on the tacit wishes of the evil orange man. I'll stop for now.

Well remember, when Trump said we're gonna fight like hell, he was really telling his followers to storm the Capitol with flagpoles and take over the United States of America.