Danderman123

Let me ask you a question: If they had had a one night stand, would that be sufficient to disqualify her? If they had had a one night stand and he bought her dinner, would that be sufficient for disqualification? How about two nights? At what level of the relationship is disqualification merited? Spoiler alert: this is a legal issue, so you need to refer to legal statutes.

Spewing personal attacks against Biden over and over may release your frustrations, but won't convince anyone. If Biden has dementia, why is the stock market booming, inflation down, and US manufacturing on the rise? Why couldn't Trump bring manufacturing jobs to the US?

3 or 4 Trump minions have been convicted already by Fani Willis.

Splitting expenses with a co-worker on a trip is illegal? Please provide the legal statute that informs your opinion.

Do you think that Trump tells lies?

Let's hope the economy holds up through the election.

Back in 2015, Jeb Bush and Carly Fiorina were riding high in the polls.

Moreover, their latest poll is worthless. Too early.

Can you back up your opinion by showing early polls being accurate in previous presidential campaigns? Spoiler alert: early polls are useless.

Siena College conducts polls for the NY Times. https://scri.siena.edu/2020/11/01/the-new-york-times-siena-college-battleground-polls-arizona-florida-pennsylvania-wisconsin/ https://scri.siena.edu/2020/10/20/the-new-york-times-siena-college-national-poll-biden-leads-trump-50-41/ No 4% leads for Trump.

Not a very accurate poll, per 538.

Did you just discover that? https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/pollster-ratings/ Of course, all polls this early in the election are almost worthless.

Are you arguing that early polls have predictive value?

This trial seems to be the next one up. I don't know how the presidential immunity gambit by Trump impacts this case, however.

To be clear: nothing in the current accusations impacts Trump's right to a fair trial. My feeling is that Wade needs to resign to defuse the PR issue, however. If he could be replaced.

The question is why go through this exercise? Is it possible that some corrupt types were trying to avoid passing the required funds higher up the food chain? Or, is it the case that The Powers That Be have to periodically sacrifice one of their own to appease the public?

Unless you can cite a law that was broken by Fani Willis, Trump is still on track to be tried and convicted in this case.

Nathan Wade was not in a relationship with Fani Willis when she hired him.

or have sex with each other, it seems.

There is no scenario where Trump is in jail in November. It's unlikely that Trump will be convicted by November, except in the Manhattan case, and nobody will care about that. Even if convicted, Trump would likely get probation, as a first time offender. The rest of the cases will be tried after Trump loses in November. And nobody will really care.

Fani Willis is in the clear, legal expert says.

Https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/24401430/da-willis-roman-response.pdf This is Fani Willis' response. It's pretty convincing. "Under GA law, "personal relationships among lawyers -- even on opposing sides of litigation -- do not constitute impermissible conflicts of interest." Counsel for Ray Smith and counsel for Kenneth Chesebro are in a personal relationship. Jenna Ellis' lawyers are married law partners. The State has not made note of these relationships because they do not raise a conflict & until now, "private lives" were not a topic."

Trump's lawyers argued that the president has absolute immunity for all crimes, even assassinating political rivals. Do you agree?

He Was Accused of Sexual Misconduct. Then Trump Hired Him. Then He Was Indicted in Mar-a-Lago Case. Weeks before Nauta—a Navy enlistee stationed with the White House Presidential Support Detail since 2012—traded Washington, D.C., for Palm Beach, Navy officials had escorted him off White House grounds, reassigned him to a new post, and docked his White House security clearance in response to accusations of fraternization, adultery, harassment, and other inappropriate sexual conduct, including “revenge porn,” two people with direct knowledge of the matter told The Daily Beast.

"After meeting the women, he would secretly record their sexual activities. If the women caught him and broke up with him, he would then physically abuse them, threaten them or steal their valuables." There seems to be something missing between the two sentences: Caught him doing what, exactly? Recording them secretely? That doesn't make sense in the context of the rest of the story.