neoplacebo wrote: Fri Dec 05, 2025 10:34 amYeah, the Florida case was sabotaged by what the cult would otherwise term an "activist judge." I always thought the case should have been filed in DC since that's where the documents were stolen. So DOJ rolled the dice and got Cannon. So it's effectively dead.
I figured the Capitol insurrection case and the GA case were the ones to send him to jail. But the election ended the insurrection case and state "officials" in GA have declined to continue to pursue the case. Looks like crime actually does pay for some.
It definitely pays for the uber rich :puke-left: . Even when only crappy lawyers will work for them they can hire enough of them to gum up the system until the political or judicial climate is more favorable.
neoplacebo wrote: Fri Dec 05, 2025 10:34 amYeah, the Florida case was sabotaged by what the cult would otherwise term an "activist judge." I always thought the case should have been filed in DC since that's where the documents were stolen. So DOJ rolled the dice and got Cannon. So it's effectively dead.
I figured the Capitol insurrection case and the GA case were the ones to send him to jail. But the election ended the insurrection case and state "officials" in GA have declined to continue to pursue the case. Looks like crime actually does pay for some.
It definitely pays for the uber rich :puke-left: . Even when only crappy lawyers will work for them they can hire enough of them to gum up the system until the political or judicial climate is more favorable.
The treason coverup won't end until Dolt .45 is dead.
I'm not sure the son of a bitch will ever truly die. Even when he does, his cult will insist that he's not really dead. It'll be like Elvis stuff but at a level several orders of magnitude higher. And Don junior will swoop in and try to assume the role of cult leader. Do you ever daydream or wonder how much different the world would be if Don and Eric trump were like Lyle and Eric Menendez? I do.
Or if he'd tripped and broke his head open on that escalator in 2015.
I'm sure there will be "Trump sightings" in Argentina as well as hanging out with Sasquatch for decades.
“Did you believe you had sufficient evidence to obtain and sustain a conviction against Donald Trump for interference with the lawful transfer of power?”
To be clear, E. Jean Carroll won massive civil judgements against Moron Don related to his slanderous whining about the rape. Alina HabbaDabbaDoo "defended" him.
The felony convictions were for business fraud related to the illegal campaign spending to cover up screwing Stormy.
It's hard to keep with all the ways that DonOLD is a justice system LOSER. There were other losses for him today. :thumbup:
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* The Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s latest attempt to overturn a verdict finding him liable for sexually abusing and defaming writer E. Jean Carroll.
* The court’s order leaves Trump no remaining options to challenge the verdict, Carroll’s attorney said.
* The justices had already denied a prior attempt by Trump to challenge the verdict.
* Carroll was paid more than $5.6 million last month, comprising a damages award plus post-judgment interest.
You know that you're a LOSER when even your own stacked court tells you to fuck off twice.
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... The Republican president filed his appeal after a federal judge threw out the case and imposed nearly $1 million in sanctions against Trump and one of his lawyers for bringing a "frivolous" suit. A US appeals court subsequently upheld the dismissal and sanctions.
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... US government officials have accused Russia of meddling in the 2016 election, and an investigation led by former FBI chief Robert Mueller documented extensive contacts between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives who sought to influence the election in his favor....
:puke-left: Treason.
US District Judge Donald Middlebrooks dismissed Trump's lawsuit against Clinton, citing numerous inadequacies, including that Trump waited too long to bring some of the claims. The judge likened Trump's lawsuit to a "two-hundred-page political manifesto outlining his grievances against those that have opposed him."
Middlebrooks later ordered Trump and his lead attorney in the case, Alina Habba, to pay nearly $1 million in fees and costs, imposing the sanctions for bringing a case that the judge said was intended "to dishonestly advance a political narrative." The judge also faulted Trump and his lawyers for a "continuing pattern of misuse of the courts."
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Middlebrooks found that the lawsuit used abusive litigation tactics, contained "knowingly false" factual allegations and asserted "frivolous" legal theories.
The Atlanta-based 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the judge's rulings in 2025, including the sanctions.
"Many of Trump's and Habba's legal arguments were indeed frivolous," the 11th Circuit stated.
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... Trump's Justice Department last year indicted Comey, one of several adversaries of the president hit with criminal charges, accusing him of making false statements and obstructing Congress after he was accused of lying about authorizing leaks to the news media. A federal judge subsequently dismissed the indictment, finding that the prosecutor who Trump handpicked to prosecute Comey had been unlawfully appointed....
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Menendez? I do.
