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Who would put it past him?


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FLIGHT RISK: Trump shares his thoughts about leaving the country

 

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BREAKING: House Republicans launch unhinged threat to keep Trump out of prison, announce that they will hold America hostage and shut down the federal government unless Congress agrees to bring and end to Special Counsel Jack Smith’s cases against Trump.

But it gets WORSE…

The Republican “Freedom Caucus” also shameless called criminal Donald Trump a “law-abiding citizen” — even though he has four massive indictments against him (and growing) — and a total of 91 criminal charges against him.

Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has lost control of his caucus, and now his Republicans have decided to hold America ransom unless Trump is allowed to get off the hook for his serial criminality. The “party of law-and-order” is now launching a political insurgency in order to keep their favorite criminal out of prison.

This should strike fear in the heart of EVERY American who gives a damn about our struggling democracy. Republicans have sold their soul to the devil — and are now trying to install Trump as king — American democracy be damned.

 

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They all knew they lost the election they were trying to steal.


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"WHY THEY LOST": Roger Stone caught on video admitting Trump lost in 2020

 

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BREAKING: Donald Trump idiotically digs his legal hole even deeper by unleashing a threat to flee to Russia and live with Vladimir Putin after the judge in the Fulton County set his bond at $200,000 and barred him from intimidating witnesses.

While he claimed separately that he will surrender to local Georgia authorities on Thursday, a Truth Social post has set off alarm bells even if it's ostensibly a "joke."

In the truly bizarre post, Trump whined that the "failed District Attorney of Fulton County (Atlanta), Fani Willis" has "insisted" on his current bond.

"I assume, therefore, that she thought I was a ‘flight’ risk - I’d fly far away, maybe to Russia, Russia, Russia, share a gold domed suite with Vladimir, never to be seen or heard from again," Trump taunted.

The idea of Donald Trump fleeing the country like a cartel boss is NOT farfetched in any sense. This is a man who has spent his entire life breaking the law and now faces the possibility of finally paying the price for his crimes. Of course he has at the very least considered fleeing — and will find the idea even more appealing if he's convicted.

But he wasn't done there.

"Would I be able to take my very ‘understated’ airplane with the gold TRUMP affixed for all to see. Probably not, I’d be much better off flying commercial - I’m sure nobody would recognize me!" Trump added, attempting to make a mockery of this entire process.

Trump can "joke" all he wants. In the end, Fani Willis is going to get the last laugh.

 

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BREAKING: Indicted Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows files a desperate legal motion begging a Georgia court to “prohibit” Atalanta Fulton County District Attorney from “arresting or causing” his arrest and to throw out his case and move it to federal court.

But it gets WORSE…

His legal motion has to be read to be believed…

It reads, “Defendant Mark R. Meadows hereby moves for the Court “promptly” to permit removal and “so notify the State court,” 28 U.S.C. § 1455(b)(5), without a hearing and before Noon on Friday, August 25, 2023, in order to protect Mr. Meadows from arrest prior to this Court’s upcoming hearing on removal. Granting removal immediately and notifying the state court is the most efficient way to effectuate relief. Federal courts have permitted removal without first holding the evidentiary hearing contemplated by § 1455(b)(5) where, as here, the defendant’s entitlement to removal can be determined without one.

Alternatively, the Court can effectuate relief by issuing an order to Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis—who is a party to the matter before the Court—prohibiting her from arresting or causing the arrest of Mr. Meadows before the Monday hearing.”
Unbelievable. Because Trump thinks that he is king of the United States, apparently Meadows, his co-defendant, also thinks that he is entitled to special treatment under the law.

Meadows is shamelessly trying to get his Georgia case moved over to federal court — where he obviously thinks he will get a better outcome with a different judge and jury.

Also, Meadows knows that he can’t be pardoned by a Republican president for crimes that he committed in Georgia — because presidents can only pardon federal convictions — so this is hard prison time that he will HAVE to serve if and when he is convicted by a Georgia court.

Unfortunately for him, he committed serious felonies against Georgia voters — and it’s very likely that the judge will laugh off his desperate demand.

 

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BREAKING: One of Donald Trump's co-defendants in the Georgia racketeering case pathetically begs a judge for special treatment and even asks for his case to be moved to help him slither off the hook.

Jeffrey Clark, a disgraced former Justice Department official, whined to the judge that he somehow doesn't have time to get down to Georgia to surrender to authorities by the Friday deadline. Apparently, Clark thinks that's the court's problem.

He claimed that he wants to avoid "the choice of making rushed travel arrangements to fly into Atlanta or instead risking being labeled a fugitive." Maybe he should have thought of that before trying to steal an election for Trump.

The formal request also asks the judge to move Clark's case to federal court where he will get a federal judge and likely a more Republican-polluted jury pool compared to state court.

This request must be denied.

 

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