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Danderman123

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  1. At this point of Pecker's testimony, the jury may convict Trump on the basis of so many electoral fraud schemes. It's actually difficult to nail down a single crime among all the violations. But when Trump's ladies testify, that will be the final nail(s).
  2. 17-152. Conspiracy to promote or prevent election. Any two or more persons who conspire to promote or prevent the election of any person to a public office by unlawful means and which conspiracy is acted upon by one or more of the parties thereto, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Sounds like the law professor isn't up to speed on election crimes.
  3. Ironically, David Pecker is testifying about making up stories that were published to help the Trump campaign. Do you have any thoughts about such fraudulent news stories that helped Donald Trump?
  4. This sounds like material for the inevitable appeal. Assuming Trump is convicted.
  5. Hey Trump fans! Any of you think that David Pecker is lying on the stand? Of course, you can't answer because you don't have talking points yet.
  6. What is your definition of the "liberal left media"? Do you mean any media sources that strive for accuracy?
  7. I don't think it will be difficult for the Prosecution to prove there was an underlying crime. David Pecker is testifying about all sorts of criming, both state and Federal. Does anyone disagree?
  8. Since your "news" is propaganda, the outcome of this trial may be a big surprise for you.
  9. Nobody is showing up to support Trump. Not protestors, not his family, and not his "friends".
  10. @Yellowtailwill soon trot out one of his favorite Trump defenses: Breaking down Trump's actions into tiny discrete parts to "prove" Trump's Innocence. "So Trump picked up a pen to write a check. Since when is picking up a pen a criminal act?"
  11. Do you think the fake electors recruited themselves?
  12. Trump is in charge of the money flow at the RNC.
  13. I was responding to this post. Perhaps you can ask @impulse why he mentioned Bernie Sanders in this topic.
  14. Yeah, too bad about that Joe Biden impeachment thing. It must have been crushing for you when it fell apart.
  15. We are going to have a problem with the Trump fans in this topic, because their talking points come too late for them to post in a timely manner. Since they mostly aren't capable of generating their own ideas, without getting talking points, they have nothing to say.
  16. Once Trump's lawyer stated that Trump never had sex with Stormy Daniels, then Trump's credibility is on the line when she testifies. If the Trump fans here are reduced to claiming that "sex" doesn't include what they did, Trump is done.
  17. In their opening statement, the Defense asserted that Trump didn't have sex with Stormy Daniels. If Ms. Daniels is a persuasive witness, the Jury will convict based on just that point. I suspect that we are going to see a defense tactic similar to the Carroll case, over the definition of sex. It's possible that they didn't have full intercourse, and so the Trump fans will repeat their claims that Trump really didn't have sex. And therefore Stormy Daniels is lying.
  18. I have some bargirl Facebook friends who I don't know. One constantly posts 5 year old photos of herself, which makes me think she looks like a Mamasan now. It's amazing how quickly their heads change shape after they hit 30, one day they look like a model, the next they have the traditional round and wide Mamasan head. Must be due to Chinese genes picked up along the way.
  19. Most of the Biden haters here support Trump, not the Republican party. Which is very bad for the GOP.
  20. Great. Come November, the Republicans are going to have major regrets putting Trump in charge of their money.
  21. Michigan ‘fake electors’ head back in court Six Republicans charged with felonies relating to the 2020 presidential election will be back in court this week Prosecutors say the group forged a document falsely claiming then-President Trump won the 2020 election
  22. The 2 biggest scams on Lazada are USB thumb drives and 18650 lithium cells. In both cases, measuring the items is the key to knowing if they are real or not. If you ever use a thumb drive, you probably know that just accepting that the drive is at its stated capacity is not enough, you need to actually copy files to it and fill it up. The most common scam is to modify a 64GB drive to pose as 1 or 2 TB. So, you need to, as an example, copy 1 TB of movies to the drive and see if they can play off the drive. For 18650 batteries, you have to measure their capacity. Weighing them doesn't tell you anything. Measuring their voltage doesn't tell you anything. You have to use a capacitance tester to know the actual capacity of the cells. Out of 100 reviews of a cell, only 1 will show the actual capacity of the cell, 99 will show photos of the cell, its packaging, the initial voltage, or some other useless image.
  23. This probably kills this story until after the election. It's likely that the Court of Appeals will reduce the judgment against Trump to something like $175 million, and the AG will take over the Schwab account. So, this story is over.
  24. You love your billionaires: IRS launches new effort aimed at high-income non-filers; 125,000 cases focused on high earners, including millionaires, who failed to file tax returns with financial activity topping $100 billion Tax evasion is common for billionaires.
  25. It sounds like you woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.

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