d0gbreath
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- Dec 1, 2020
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I never figured you for an animal abuser. You're just joking. lolYou may perceive my posts as RAGE, and I am furious, but rest assured I won't roll up a newspaper and smack your snout.![]()
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I never figured you for an animal abuser. You're just joking. lolYou may perceive my posts as RAGE, and I am furious, but rest assured I won't roll up a newspaper and smack your snout.![]()
I'd never abuse animals, just communists. Not kidding.I never figured you for an animal abuser. You're just joking. lol
You wish your political opponents DEAD?
How very fascist of you
Like many others in the punditry space, I am a lawyer by background. I practiced law at a major global law firm. I clerked for a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit. I have published multiple pieces of formal legal scholarship on constitutional issues. I regularly lecture at law schools and present to professional lawyer groups across the country on assorted legal topics. I host two shows, one of which is explicitly legal-based -- and with a focus, above all, on the unprecedented lawfare tactics sullying the 2024 presidential race.
In other words, I know a thing or two about the law. And I have been doing my part to sound the alarm on Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's sham prosecution and eventual show trial of former President Donald Trump ever since the George Soros-backed lawman first dropped his ludicrous 34-count indictment over a year ago. There are far too many technical deficiencies in Bragg's "case," to say nothing of the grotesque manner in which the presiding judge comported himself at trial, to recapitulate here.
But for present purposes, the key point is this: None of those details matter.
None of them.
BJ - Normally nothing happens when Democrats Walk all over Republicans, Republican Supporters, The Rule of Law, and The Constitution.
This feels different -
Unfortunately in this case, the rule of law prevailed.Like many others in the punditry space, I am a lawyer by background. I practiced law at a major global law firm. I clerked for a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit. I have published multiple pieces of formal legal scholarship on constitutional issues. I regularly lecture at law schools and present to professional lawyer groups across the country on assorted legal topics. I host two shows, one of which is explicitly legal-based -- and with a focus, above all, on the unprecedented lawfare tactics sullying the 2024 presidential race.
In other words, I know a thing or two about the law. And I have been doing my part to sound the alarm on Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's sham prosecution and eventual show trial of former President Donald Trump ever since the George Soros-backed lawman first dropped his ludicrous 34-count indictment over a year ago. There are far too many technical deficiencies in Bragg's "case," to say nothing of the grotesque manner in which the presiding judge comported himself at trial, to recapitulate here.
But for present purposes, the key point is this: None of those details matter.
None of them.
BJ - Normally nothing happens when Democrats Walk all over Republicans, Republican Supporters, The Rule of Law, and The Constitution.
This feels different -
Trump was found guilty of 34 counts. You are a lawyer, so you know what both crimes were.Let's break this down:
- In the United States, you are innocent until proven guilty
- To be proven guilty in a jury trial, there must be a unanimous decision
- Trump was charged with committing one crime to hide a second crime
- The judge told the jury it didn't have to agree on what the second crime was and gave them three choices
- The judge told the jurors they did not have to be unanimous on any of the second crimes
- So what second crime was Trump convicted of by a unanimous jury?
- None
Jeans is no lawyerTrump was found guilty of 34 counts. You are a lawyer, so you know what both crimes were.
Trump was found guilty of 34 counts. You are a lawyer, so you know what both crimes were.
Lie.No one knows the 2nd crime.
Lie.
Trump was found guilty of 34 counts. You are a lawyer, so you know what both crimes were.
Lie.
An ILLEGAL “book keeping entry “… repeated 34 times to try to disguise itThe only crime was a single book keeping entry (not in dispute) copied 33 times.
An ILLEGAL “book keeping entry “… repeated 34 times to try to disguise it