Trump Hatred

[Nuthin' Fancy]

My only point is that Trump is not the establishment. Not even close.

Trump is the epitome of establishment..........

He is his own establishment. He is not, and would never be a corrupt pawn of the wealthy like Obama.

WOW.

Trump told friends at Mar-a-Lago 'you all just got a lot richer ...​

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Dec 24, 2017 — President Trump reportedly told friends at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida just hours after he signed the GOP tax bill that they all just ...

Never. He may be his own source of corruption and power, but not the establishments pawn.

He is a populist, a fantastic salesman.

Only to highly gullible morons.

This man knows how to sell anything. Including himself. And he has done that job very well. As President, he was certainly better than Obama or Biden.

Not even close.

President Trump Suggests 'Injecting' Disinfectant as ...​

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During a press conference on Thursday, President Donald Trump asked that the White House coronavirus task force investigate whether a ...

But he was far from perfect.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Trump is the epitome of establishment..........

WOW.

Trump told friends at Mar-a-Lago 'you all just got a lot richer ...​

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Dec 24, 2017 — President Trump reportedly told friends at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida just hours after he signed the GOP tax bill that they all just ...



Only to highly gullible morons.

Not even close.

President Trump Suggests 'Injecting' Disinfectant as ...​

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1.3M+ views · 3 years ago
During a press conference on Thursday, President Donald Trump asked that the White House coronavirus task force investigate whether a ...

Wait... you think Obama was better than Trump??
Are you serious???

 

[Dadoalex]

just because i dont want your guy..lol.....you sound like a terrorist....

President George W. Bush, in an address to a joint session of Congress on 20 September 2001 said, "Every nation, in every region, now has a decision to make. Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists."

You stand with the terrorists.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Wait... you think Obama was better than Trump??
Are you serious???

Wait........you think Trump is better than.........ANY president?
You're serious?
LOL, Trump is worse than Hoover.
By far.......THE worst president in US history.

 

[j-mac]

Judge finalizes $25 million settlement for 'victims of Donald ...​

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Apr 9, 2018 — "Judge Curiel's order finalizing the $25 million Trump University settlement means that victims of Donald Trump's fraudulent university will ...

Trump and his foundation were just forced to admit their ...​

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Nov 14, 2019 — New York forced Trump and his Trump Foundation to admit their charity fraud. Now the IRS needs to act.

Trump 'Stop the Steal' Funds Were a 'Rip-Off', Jan. 6 ...​

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Dec 23, 2022 — Donald Trump's campaign raised more than $250 million after the November 2020 election as part of a purported effort to “Stop the Steal” and ...


Poor, gullible teabagger.

Useless bilge from you as always....Trump will be your next President, so get used to it....

 

[surada]

All they needed was a bunch of diversity hires, racists, and pedophiles to fill important positions in the courts and they brought charges against their primary political opponent.

If they assassinated him in broad daylight you mutherf*ckers would be doing cartwheels.

Bread and circuses... vintage Trump.

 

[Mac1958]

Wait........you think Trump is better than.........ANY president?
You're serious?
LOL, Trump is worse than Hoover.
By far.......THE worst president in US history.

They whine about "Trump hatred" while posting the nastiest, most fucking vicious things they can about Biden.

Are these just Russian plants? Like their "congresspeople"? Like their "highly credible FBI informants"?

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

They whine about "Trump hatred" while posting the nastiest, most fucking vicious things they can about Biden.

Are these just Russian plants? Like their "congresspeople"? Like their "highly credible FBI informants"?

CULT.

 

[surada]

Your opinion of the man is irrelevant....Trump has done great things for NYC....

Trump Tells Black Conservatives His Criminal Charges Are ‘Why the Black People Like Me’

Former President Donald Trump told a group of Black conservatives that "a lot of people" have said the 91 criminal counts against him have made him more appealing to Black people.

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Former President Donald Trump told a group of Black conservatives that “a lot of people” have said the 91 criminal counts against him have made him more appealing to Black people.

Speaking at the Black Conservative Federation Honors Gala in Columbia, South Carolina on Friday night, Trump all but boasted about being indicted in four jurisdictions.

“And then I got indicted a second time and then a third time and a fourth time!” he told the crowd. “And a lot of people said that that’s why the Black people like me, because they have been hurt so badly and discriminated against. And they actually viewed me as– I’m being discriminated against. It’s been pretty amazing.”


The former president is under indictment: in Manhattan on state charges of falsifying business records; in federal court in Florida on charges of willfully retaining classified documents and obstructing their retrieval; in federal court in Washington, D.C. for trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election; in Fulton County, Georgia on charges of violating the state’s RICO statute by attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election in the state.

He has pleaded not guilty to all 91 counts across the four indictments.

Last week, Trump was hit with a $354 million civil judgment for defrauding banks and insurance companies. He likened the judgment to the plight of Russian opposition leader Alexi Navalny, who died last week in a prison in the Arctic Circle.

“It is a form of Navalny,” he told Fox News on Tuesday. “It is a form of communism or fascism.”

Trump is the runaway favorite to win the Republican presidential nomination.

 

[j-mac]

Sure.........................
Trump inspired the left.

Absolutely…Trump triggers your ilk so bad that dems have already said that their first order of business should he become President again is to impeach him…Remember, this is before he’s even got the nomination…

Yeah, I can see the dems setting him up like this.

 

[2aguy]

It's so easy to hate Trump. The media can turn any decent human-being into the Anti-Christ.
Give them enough time they can turn Jesus Christ into Joseph Stalin.

We are re-living 1930s Germany.....and the democrat party learned all the wrong lessons from that time period........they have their street thug brown shirts.....blm and antifa, who they will unleash before or during the convention....they are using Legal Warfare more and more against their political opponents.....Elon Mush you are next after Trump........

Trump hate is irrational, and we need to stop it.......because the democrats are ramping up, and they will make the German socialists look like amatuers before they are done...

 

[BS Filter]

Trump is hated because he's a simply horrible human being.

The real question is, why does the so-called "Party of Family values" praise him?

People support Trump because he doesn't go along to get along. He actually resists the sick democrat agenda.

 

[Stann]

It's so easy to hate Trump. The media can turn any decent human-being into the Anti-Christ.
Give them enough time they can turn Jesus Christ into Joseph Stalin.

It's so easy to hate Trump. The media can turn any decent human-being into the Anti-Christ.
Give them enough time they can turn Jesus Christ into Joseph Stalin.

Unfortunately I watched that video , that's really twisted humor. Most of it was about Biden , a lot of conjecture there. Conspiracy theories aren't funny to me.

 

[surada]

'SNL' Mocks Trump's Gold Shoes In 'White Men Can Trump' Movie Trailer

The $400 kicks "gave me the power to say I’m good at basketball," Shane Gillis' character explains

www.rollingstone.com

 

[mudwhistle]

The Crime of Donald Trump​

By John Leonard


Technically speaking, Donald Trump is guilty of something -- he’s guilty of the crime of being Donald Trump. He hasn’t broken any laws, but laws have been modified to break him.

As former NKVD (now the KGB) head Lavrentiy Beria once famously said, “Show me the man and I’ll show you the crime.” The Democrats have been shown one term of Donald Trump in power and they didn’t like what they saw.
Energy independence, historically low unemployment, almost zero inflation, a strong economy… I mean, who wants that?
Not the Democrats, that’s for sure. They prefer to keep a horribly corrupt, senile old man in the White House by any means necessary, and that means a never-ending onslaught of lawfare designed to bankrupt even a billionaire.

Let’s begin with the judgments already issued against Donald Trump and then evaluate the ongoing court cases. We will break down each case according to judge name instead of a state because New York has multiple cases against him.


Judge Lewis Kaplan – total damages $88.3 million dollars to be paid to E. Jean Carroll
Kaplan wouldn’t allow Trump to present any evidence in his own defense. The “trial” was a complete joke – Carroll couldn’t even remember the year the alleged sexual assault took place and by some miracle of a coincidence, all the details of her account matched perfectly with the plot of an episode of Law and Order: SVU. Her entire case was a bad joke that has gone on for far too long. The alleged assault took place “in 1995 or 1996” but Carroll never even accused Trump of raping her until 2019.

There is no doubt that Trump should win on appeal… but can he afford to appeal? The laws of New York are quite unfriendly to the appellant in this regard, and much of Trump’s wealth will be tied up in the “other” New York judgment against him.
Judge Arthur Engoron -- total damages $453.5 million to be paid to the state of New York
Of all the litigation involving Trump, this case is the most egregious of them all. Trump was convicted of a victimless crime, allegedly overvaluing his real estate holdings, in order to receive favorable loan terms from banks from whom Trump wanted to borrow money -- money that was borrowed and repaid in full. The banks that lent Trump money want to lend him money again, but Engoron’s draconian ruling temporarily prohibits them from doing new business with one of their best customers.

Unsurprisingly, Governor Hochul is suddenly finding it quite difficult to convince other people currently doing business in New York that the same thing that just happened to Trump can’t happen to them. And why is that? Because the laws apply differently to Donald Trump, right?

Trump should win this case on appeal in a slam dunk. However, the recent conversation has been over whether Trump can afford to appeal the case without liquidating much of his real estate empire in a fire sale because of New York’s bond requirements for appeals. Trump is expected to pay the entire amount of the judgment to the court in cash to appeal this unjust judgment against him.

This is so grotesquely unfair that the Supreme Court would seem to have little choice but to intervene based on the Eighth Amendment’s protections against excessive fines and cruel and unusual punishment. Engoron had decided Trump was guilty before the trial even started. Trump was never allowed to present evidence rebutting the allegations of prosecutor Letitia James. It’s extraordinarily difficult to take Engoron’s ruling seriously -- he valued Mar-a-Lago at $18 million. Do you know what you can really buy for $18 million in Palm Beach? The penthouse on top of the Tiffany building on the corner of Worth and Hibiscus Avenues. Unfinished.
Judge Tanya Chutkan -- Washington, D.C. AND Judge Aileen Cannon -- Florida
These two judges are mentioned together because prosecutor Jack Smith has brought the same basic case to two different venues -- the accusations that Trump mishandled classified documents. The first problem with Smith’s cases is that Trump had full authority as President to declassify government documents.
The second problem is that no other U.S. President has ever been accused of a crime for the same thing. Remember Sandy Berger? He stuffed classified documents into his socks and stole them from the federal archives before cutting them up with scissors, and he only got a slap on the wrist. Trump never destroyed anything. He merely took some documents the National Archives wanted but he didn’t want to give back. Rather than negotiate, the Department of Justice raided Mar-A-Lago with the FBI and hired a Special Counsel who issued indictments.
But the biggest problem for the prosecution is Joe Biden himself. Biden took documents when he was senator and then vice-president and never had the presidential authority to declassify, and handled them quite carelessly, even sharing them with his biographer. Yet Joe Biden has not and will not be charged for doing something worse than Trump because he’s old and senile… just not too old or too senile to run for another term.
This is yet another glaring example of unequal protection under the law. If you’re going to break the law or do anything even remotely questionable, you’d better have a (D) after your name.
Judge Scott McAfee -- Georgia
Judge McAfee just watched D.A. Fani Willis confess to adultery, paying her lover with taxpayer dollars, and embezzlement from her political campaign funds while completely melting down on the witness stand. Multiple witnesses have also testified that Willis committed perjury in sworn affidavits for her lover’s divorce case.
I’m no legal expert, but McAfee seems to have no choice but to disqualify Willis (and Nathan Ward) from further participation in the Trump prosecution. This doesn’t effectively end the Trump prosecution in Georgia, but it ought to delay it and there is no guarantee that another prosecutor will still want to move forward with the case, which involves the (alleged) losing party in an election contesting the results.
Democrats have a long history of protesting every national election they’ve lost since Reagan creamed Walter Mondale in 1984. If you watch movies like 2000 Mules, you’ll see that there are reasons to think the 2020 election wasn’t fair, and Democrats cheated. Speaking of what isn’t fair, what is being done to Donald Trump in the courts isn’t fair. Democrats are trying to put him in jail for normal business practices and things Democrats do with impunity all the time.
It looks like it will be up to the Supreme Court to save the republic.

 

[Billo_Really]

Putin waited to invade Ukraine until his puppet was in the White House

Fact.

Biden is no puppet. Trump is, but not Biden. Biden stands up to Putin; Trump kisses Putin's ass.

 

[surada]

The Crime of Donald Trump​

By John Leonard


Technically speaking, Donald Trump is guilty of something -- he’s guilty of the crime of being Donald Trump. He hasn’t broken any laws, but laws have been modified to break him.

As former NKVD (now the KGB) head Lavrentiy Beria once famously said, “Show me the man and I’ll show you the crime.” The Democrats have been shown one term of Donald Trump in power and they didn’t like what they saw.
Energy independence, historically low unemployment, almost zero inflation, a strong economy… I mean, who wants that?
Not the Democrats, that’s for sure. They prefer to keep a horribly corrupt, senile old man in the White House by any means necessary, and that means a never-ending onslaught of lawfare designed to bankrupt even a billionaire.

Let’s begin with the judgments already issued against Donald Trump and then evaluate the ongoing court cases. We will break down each case according to judge name instead of a state because New York has multiple cases against him.


Judge Lewis Kaplan – total damages $88.3 million dollars to be paid to E. Jean Carroll
Kaplan wouldn’t allow Trump to present any evidence in his own defense. The “trial” was a complete joke – Carroll couldn’t even remember the year the alleged sexual assault took place and by some miracle of a coincidence, all the details of her account matched perfectly with the plot of an episode of Law and Order: SVU. Her entire case was a bad joke that has gone on for far too long. The alleged assault took place “in 1995 or 1996” but Carroll never even accused Trump of raping her until 2019.

There is no doubt that Trump should win on appeal… but can he afford to appeal? The laws of New York are quite unfriendly to the appellant in this regard, and much of Trump’s wealth will be tied up in the “other” New York judgment against him.
Judge Arthur Engoron -- total damages $453.5 million to be paid to the state of New York
Of all the litigation involving Trump, this case is the most egregious of them all. Trump was convicted of a victimless crime, allegedly overvaluing his real estate holdings, in order to receive favorable loan terms from banks from whom Trump wanted to borrow money -- money that was borrowed and repaid in full. The banks that lent Trump money want to lend him money again, but Engoron’s draconian ruling temporarily prohibits them from doing new business with one of their best customers.

Unsurprisingly, Governor Hochul is suddenly finding it quite difficult to convince other people currently doing business in New York that the same thing that just happened to Trump can’t happen to them. And why is that? Because the laws apply differently to Donald Trump, right?

Trump should win this case on appeal in a slam dunk. However, the recent conversation has been over whether Trump can afford to appeal the case without liquidating much of his real estate empire in a fire sale because of New York’s bond requirements for appeals. Trump is expected to pay the entire amount of the judgment to the court in cash to appeal this unjust judgment against him.

This is so grotesquely unfair that the Supreme Court would seem to have little choice but to intervene based on the Eighth Amendment’s protections against excessive fines and cruel and unusual punishment. Engoron had decided Trump was guilty before the trial even started. Trump was never allowed to present evidence rebutting the allegations of prosecutor Letitia James. It’s extraordinarily difficult to take Engoron’s ruling seriously -- he valued Mar-a-Lago at $18 million. Do you know what you can really buy for $18 million in Palm Beach? The penthouse on top of the Tiffany building on the corner of Worth and Hibiscus Avenues. Unfinished.
Judge Tanya Chutkan -- Washington, D.C. AND Judge Aileen Cannon -- Florida
These two judges are mentioned together because prosecutor Jack Smith has brought the same basic case to two different venues -- the accusations that Trump mishandled classified documents. The first problem with Smith’s cases is that Trump had full authority as President to declassify government documents.
The second problem is that no other U.S. President has ever been accused of a crime for the same thing. Remember Sandy Berger? He stuffed classified documents into his socks and stole them from the federal archives before cutting them up with scissors, and he only got a slap on the wrist. Trump never destroyed anything. He merely took some documents the National Archives wanted but he didn’t want to give back. Rather than negotiate, the Department of Justice raided Mar-A-Lago with the FBI and hired a Special Counsel who issued indictments.
But the biggest problem for the prosecution is Joe Biden himself. Biden took documents when he was senator and then vice-president and never had the presidential authority to declassify, and handled them quite carelessly, even sharing them with his biographer. Yet Joe Biden has not and will not be charged for doing something worse than Trump because he’s old and senile… just not too old or too senile to run for another term.
This is yet another glaring example of unequal protection under the law. If you’re going to break the law or do anything even remotely questionable, you’d better have a (D) after your name.
Judge Scott McAfee -- Georgia
Judge McAfee just watched D.A. Fani Willis confess to adultery, paying her lover with taxpayer dollars, and embezzlement from her political campaign funds while completely melting down on the witness stand. Multiple witnesses have also testified that Willis committed perjury in sworn affidavits for her lover’s divorce case.
I’m no legal expert, but McAfee seems to have no choice but to disqualify Willis (and Nathan Ward) from further participation in the Trump prosecution. This doesn’t effectively end the Trump prosecution in Georgia, but it ought to delay it and there is no guarantee that another prosecutor will still want to move forward with the case, which involves the (alleged) losing party in an election contesting the results.
Democrats have a long history of protesting every national election they’ve lost since Reagan creamed Walter Mondale in 1984. If you watch movies like 2000 Mules, you’ll see that there are reasons to think the 2020 election wasn’t fair, and Democrats cheated. Speaking of what isn’t fair, what is being done to Donald Trump in the courts isn’t fair. Democrats are trying to put him in jail for normal business practices and things Democrats do with impunity all the time.
It looks like it will be up to the Supreme Court to save the republic.

 

[Arlette]

Trump hatred is real. Trump will also be hated after his death.

 

[Arlette]

I'm a proud Trump hater

 

[Weatherman2020]

Biden is no puppet. Trump is, but not Biden. Biden stands up to Putin; Trump kisses Putin's ass.