Trump on Trial

[Supsalemgr]

Vrede's deranged thought that Trump killed hundreds of thousands is duly noted.

[Vrede too]

Most thinking people would consider her comparison as "apples & oranges".

True. Almost all immigrant felons have never killed anyone. TRE45QN killed hundreds of thousands with crappy pandemic management and is killing thousands more by abruptly cutting of USAID. Thanks for pointing it out.

Vrede's deranged thought that Trump killed hundreds of thousands is duly noted.

SoupySales' cultish denial of the utter chaos and incompetence that we all witnessed in which >1M Americans died is duly noted. MAGAts choose their idol above all else, including their neighbors and country - Ineffective partial travel ban, "From February to May (2020, Trump continually asserted that COVID-19 would 'go away'," downplaying the threat "over 200 times", "will go away in April (2020)" then "denied ever having given 'a date' for the departure of the virus," threatened to fire a CDC spokesperson for making what turned out to be an accurate prediction of virus spread, hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine, Ivermectin . . .

Ahhh, what's the use? EVERY time that SoupySales is presented with overwhelming facts that contradict his cultish feewings he just runs screeching away. Suffice it to say that I could post a lot more about Dolt .45's contribution to our terrible death toll.

[Supsalemgr]

Trump fast tracked the initial vaccine and is rarely given credit for that. That is hardly killing thousands. I'm sure this fact will not be accepted by the left.

[Vrede too]

Ahhh, what's the use? EVERY time that SoupySales is presented with overwhelming facts that contradict his cultish feewings he just runs screeching away. Suffice it to say that I could post a lot more about Dolt .45's contribution to our terrible death toll.

Point proved:

Trump fast tracked the initial vaccine and is rarely given credit for that. That is hardly killing thousands. I'm sure this fact will not be accepted by the left.

Your sad and desperate deflection is wrong again, SoupySales. We at BRD and across "the left" repeatedly gave TRE45QN credit for the vaccine as being the one thing he did right, as we would have expected of ANY POTUS. However, the confusion he sowed before and after its release, and his opposition to vaccine mandates, led to so many needless deaths and even genocidal vaccine resistance. Now, DonOLD and your GQP have made the Anti-Vaxxer in Chief head of HHS. Sheesh.

[O Really]

Trump fast tracked the initial vaccine and is rarely given credit for that. That is hardly killing thousands. I'm sure this fact will not be accepted by the left.

It's not that he's "rarely given credit". He could have made that a major feather in his hat, acclaimed widely. It was he who ran away from having anything to do with the vaccine and started talking about horse wormers.

[Supsalemgr]

Ahhh, what's the use? EVERY time that SoupySales is presented with overwhelming facts that contradict his cultish feewings he just runs screeching away. Suffice it to say that I could post a lot more about Dolt .45's contribution to our terrible death toll.

Point proved:

Trump fast tracked the initial vaccine and is rarely given credit for that. That is hardly killing thousands. I'm sure this fact will not be accepted by the left.

Your sad and desperate deflection is wrong again, SoupySales. We at BRD and across "the left" repeatedly gave TRE45QN credit for the vaccine as being the one thing he did right, as we would have expected of ANY POTUS. However, the confusion he sowed before and after its release, and his opposition to vaccine mandates, led to so many needless deaths and even genocidal vaccine resistance. Now, DonOLD and your GQP have made the Anti-Vaxxer in Chief head of HHS. Sheesh.

Why am I not surprised Vrede had to make some kind of comment to my post. His use of "sad and desperate" is to be expected.

[Vrede too]

What O Really says.

Your sad and desperate deflection is wrong again, SoupySales. We at BRD and across "the left" repeatedly gave TRE45QN credit for the vaccine as being the one thing he did right, as we would have expected of ANY POTUS. However, the confusion he sowed before and after its release, and his opposition to vaccine mandates, led to so many needless deaths and even genocidal vaccine resistance. Now, DonOLD and your GQP have made the Anti-Vaxxer in Chief head of HHS. Sheesh.

Yet another deflection from the long list of Dolt .45's miserable pandemic response:

Why am I not surprised Vrede had to make some kind of comment to my post. His use of "sad and desperate" is to be expected.

Of course I commented, and "sad and desperate" is what you consistently do. You lied about BRD and "the left". Did you expect me to give you a pass? Too bad.

[Supsalemgr]

What O Really says.

Your sad and desperate deflection is wrong again, SoupySales. We at BRD and across "the left" repeatedly gave TRE45QN credit for the vaccine as being the one thing he did right, as we would have expected of ANY POTUS. However, the confusion he sowed before and after its release, and his opposition to vaccine mandates, led to so many needless deaths and even genocidal vaccine resistance. Now, DonOLD and your GQP have made the Anti-Vaxxer in Chief head of HHS. Sheesh.

Yet another deflection from the long list of Dolt .45's miserable pandemic response:

Why am I not surprised Vrede had to make some kind of comment to my post. His use of "sad and desperate" is to be expected.

Of course I commented, and "sad and desperate" is what you consistently do. You lied about BRD and "the left". Did you expect me to give you a pass? Too bad.

I never expect a pass from Vrede. However, it is fun seeing what the next response will be.

[Vrede too]

SoupySales admits that he's just a childish troll who shuns all personal responsibility:

Of course I commented, and "sad and desperate" is what you consistently do. You lied about BRD and "the left". Did you expect me to give you a pass? Too bad.

I never expect a pass from Vrede. However, it is fun seeing what the next response will be.

Typical MAGAt.

[neoplacebo]

SoupySales admits that he's just a childish troll who shuns all personal responsibility:

Of course I commented, and "sad and desperate" is what you consistently do. You lied about BRD and "the left". Did you expect me to give you a pass? Too bad.

I never expect a pass from Vrede. However, it is fun seeing what the next response will be.

Typical MAGAt.

I think I've changed my mind about which of our three resident cons will eventually see the light. Looks like it's a losing field all around. It's like dying in a barnyard on your knees while all the others watched. Horrible

[Vrede too]

I think I've changed my mind about which of our three resident cons will eventually see the light. Looks like it's a losing field all around. It's like dying in a barnyard on your knees while all the others watched. Horrible

I had the same thought, hominy.

[neoplacebo]

I think I've changed my mind about which of our three resident cons will eventually see the light. Looks like it's a losing field all around. It's like dying in a barnyard on your knees while all the others watched. Horrible

I had the same thought, hominy.

[Vrede too]

Trump fast tracked the initial vaccine and is rarely given credit for that. That is hardly killing thousands. I'm sure this fact will not be accepted by the left.

It's not that he's "rarely given credit". He could have made that a major feather in his hat, acclaimed widely. It was he who ran away from having anything to do with the vaccine and started talking about horse wormers.

Flip-flop PINO. Another example:

Donald Trump, of All People, Says It ‘Should Be Illegal' to Criticize Judges

Article covers a long list of DonOLD's past whining about judges and his and the admin's* current whining about judges. Hypocrisy much?

[Vrede too]

Donald Trump went after one of America's top law firms. Its decision to fight back took just two hours.

When President Donald Trump issued an executive order this month targeting Susman Godfrey, one of the nation's preeminent law firms, the way forward was clear.

The order came as a "total bolt from the blue," one lawyer representing the firm said later during a court hearing. No one at Susman Godfrey spoke with the White House about cutting a deal, according to two people familiar with the matter.

The firm was ready to fight.

The partners unanimously agreed the firm would sue the United States government to block the executive order within two hours of reviewing it, the two people said.

In Trump's political campaign against Big Law, nine firms have struck deals with the president, collectively promising $940 million in pro bono work. Four — Perkins Coie, Jenner & Block, WilmerHale, and Susman Godfrey — opted to fight the administration in court.

Heroes.

So far, there is little evidence those four firms have suffered serious consequences for choosing to fight.

In each of the four lawsuits, federal judges quickly blocked the most consequential elements from each executive order and signaled they would later rule in favor of the law firms....

Trump is getting hammered in court

In court, the law firms fighting back are winning.

They have argued that the executive orders violate the Constitution and are textbook examples of the government illegally targeting people and companies over their speech and violating their clients' right to counsel....

In a hearing on April 23, US District Judge Beryl Howell, who is overseeing Perkins Coie's case, appeared incredulous at the government's arguments. She subjected Richard Lawson, a Justice Department lawyer, to a barrage of often sarcastic questions about the scope of the executive order, brushing aside some of his positions as "hyper-technical legal arguments that may have no merit."

Each lawsuit has also attracted a wide range of amicus briefs — supportive legal arguments — from law professors, former judges, bar associations, press freedom advocates, and others....

Will the deals last?

... The firms that made deals with the White House — Paul Weiss, Skadden, Milbank, Willkie Farr, Cadwalader, Kirkland & Ellis, A&O Shearman, Simpson Thacher, and Latham & Watkins — are in Trump's good graces for now....

Idk how it works in the legal world, but I hope there are consequences for their cowardice.

An atmosphere of fear

... The leader of Paul Weiss' pro bono practice quit, although he said his career change had been in the works for months. A top government contracts lawyer at Perkins Coie moved to a different firm. Several associates at firms that signed deals quit and blasted their employers on LinkedIn.

Some lawyers left more quietly. "I'm the primary breadwinner of my family," said one who left a firm that made a deal with Trump. "I don't have generational wealth to fall back on. I'm not one of these who can set myself on fire and leave."

Lawyers with ethics.

... "It just feels very cynical," said the in-house lawyer, who wants to redirect work to other firms. "I don't feel comfortable, if you're going to cave in front of the government, that you're going to represent me in front of the government."

Yep, they're compromised.

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I'm not one of these who can set myself on fire and leave."

Lawyers with ethics.

It's highly possible that O Really can set him up with a reference for a residency inside his gated community.