View Full Version : GA Prosecutor: Trump likely to face 10-20 years in Georgia state prison for election fraud, tampering
Millennial_Messiah
04-01-2023, 04:29 PM
Trump likely to face 10-20 years in prison in Georgia irrespective of separate New York and federal ongoing investigations; Raffensperger and Kemp will comply to fullest extent (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ)
hater
04-01-2023, 08:27 PM
:lmao
People are so fucking stupid :lmao
ElNono
04-02-2023, 03:02 PM
Frankly that phonecall would land the majority of politicos in jail, tbh... this is probably as good a case as you can possibly have.
The difficult part is not having one dumb trumptard in the jury.
Millennial_Messiah
04-02-2023, 09:35 PM
Frankly that phonecall would land the majority of politicos in jail, tbh... this is probably as good a case as you can possibly have.
The difficult part is not having one dumb trumptard in the jury.
Agreed. I think the New York stuff especially the Stormy Daniels and other sex related stuff is bullshit and a chess gambit by certain NY Dems to make a name for themselves, and the federal stuff is sketchy at best. The New York stuff about Trump's sketchy businesses in the past / overreporting his businesses' income and net worth and defrauding Deutsche Bank and other lenders to help make him wealthy is potentially legit, but the statute of limitations probably applies there.
The Georgia case is still raw, young, and the one with the most potential IMO, I'm not a lawyer but I know my shit and if I'm going after Trump I'm going after him on that. It'd be a big bold move by the GA GOP to go after Trump there, and could salvage GA as a GOP state for any candidate other than Trump long term IMO. Biden's job approval rating in GA is 38% but Trump's Georgia popular favorability rating is 29% last poll I saw.
GA and AZ are ready to be red states post-Trump for sure even after some demographic shifts to the left, but the main caveat is we need to get Trump out of the picture first. No doubt in my mind Desantis would beat Biden/Newsom in both GA and AZ, probably GA by mid to upper single digits and AZ by low to mid single digits. Whereas, Trump would lose both, and by margins bigger than in 2020.
ElNono
04-05-2023, 05:53 AM
Agreed. I think the New York stuff especially the Stormy Daniels and other sex related stuff is bullshit and a chess gambit by certain NY Dems to make a name for themselves, and the federal stuff is sketchy at best. The New York stuff about Trump's sketchy businesses in the past / overreporting his businesses' income and net worth and defrauding Deutsche Bank and other lenders to help make him wealthy is potentially legit, but the statute of limitations probably applies there.
The Georgia case is still raw, young, and the one with the most potential IMO, I'm not a lawyer but I know my shit and if I'm going after Trump I'm going after him on that. It'd be a big bold move by the GA GOP to go after Trump there, and could salvage GA as a GOP state for any candidate other than Trump long term IMO. Biden's job approval rating in GA is 38% but Trump's Georgia popular favorability rating is 29% last poll I saw.
GA and AZ are ready to be red states post-Trump for sure even after some demographic shifts to the left, but the main caveat is we need to get Trump out of the picture first. No doubt in my mind Desantis would beat Biden/Newsom in both GA and AZ, probably GA by mid to upper single digits and AZ by low to mid single digits. Whereas, Trump would lose both, and by margins bigger than in 2020.
The New York stuff really isn't about Stormy Daniels, but the fact that this guy was the typical sleazy cheap bastard that cooked the books so he didn't have to pay it out of his pocket. It's so brazen and cheap, it makes complete sense he would do something like that.
This is how you normally nail people that think they're untouchable. Al Capone comes to mind, tbh... now, that doesn't mean this is a slam dunk case or that he's going to jail though. But you stab in the back enough people, at some point shit will hit the fan.
Monostradamus
04-05-2023, 06:46 AM
:lmao
People are so fucking stupid :lmao
^They sure are
CosmicCowboy
04-05-2023, 04:24 PM
The New York stuff really isn't about Stormy Daniels, but the fact that this guy was the typical sleazy cheap bastard that cooked the books so he didn't have to pay it out of his pocket. It's so brazen and cheap, it makes complete sense he would do something like that.
This is how you normally nail people that think they're untouchable. Al Capone comes to mind, tbh... now, that doesn't mean this is a slam dunk case or that he's going to jail though. But you stab in the back enough people, at some point shit will hit the fan.
They were personal checks, not corporate. That's why they can get him personally on tax evasion if he deducted them as legal expenses.
pgardn
04-05-2023, 04:30 PM
:lmao
People are so fucking stupid :lmao
A hater take on himself.
and finally we get some accuracy.
pgardn
04-05-2023, 04:32 PM
They were personal checks, not corporate. That's why they can get him personally on tax evasion if he deducted them as legal expenses.
“I had no idea about what I was signing.”
” I thought I was paying the illegals at Mar-a-Lago”
pgardn
04-05-2023, 04:35 PM
They were personal checks, not corporate. That's why they can get him personally on tax evasion if he deducted them as legal expenses.
I think some of them were just “business ledgers.”
so I wonder how he entered them, any description.?
Doesn’t it basically just have to be I really don’t know why am paying this lady, but Michael told me to do so?
I really don’t know why am paying this magazine, but Michael told me to do so?
CosmicCowboy
04-05-2023, 04:37 PM
“I had no idea about what I was signing.”
” I thought I was paying the illegals at Mar-a-Lago”
LOL
Try taking $400,000 of fake deductions and try to tell the IRS you didn't know what you were signing.
pgardn
04-05-2023, 04:38 PM
LOL
Try taking $400,000 of fake deductions and try to tell the IRS you didn't know what you were signing.
yeah, I’ve never done that.
Winehole23
04-06-2023, 02:55 AM
yeah, I’ve never done that.sounds like someone maybe did
CosmicCowboy
04-06-2023, 08:50 AM
sounds like someone maybe did
like Trump. I still think that's probably the un-named "second crime" and not campaign violations. Bragg is letting Republicans make fools of themselves whining about persecuting Trump over "minor record violations" and then he will drop the hammer on state income tax evasion.
"OK, defend THAT bitches!
CosmicCowboy
04-06-2023, 09:00 AM
Trump tax returns released in December 2022
Trump Grand jury convened in January 2023
coincidence?
baseline bum
04-06-2023, 09:41 AM
“I had no idea about what I was signing.”
” I thought I was paying the illegals at Mar-a-Lago”
I thought it was Bedminster where Trump got caught hiring mojados.
Millennial_Messiah
04-06-2023, 11:26 AM
like Trump. I still think that's probably the un-named "second crime" and not campaign violations. Bragg is letting Republicans make fools of themselves whining about persecuting Trump over "minor record violations" and then he will drop the hammer on state income tax evasion.
"OK, defend THAT bitches!
Desantis: "BuT HeS a fLoRiDa CiTiZeN aNd fLoRiDa DoNt HaVe nO sTaTe iNcOmE tAx"
pgardn
04-06-2023, 12:15 PM
I thought it was Bedminster where Trump got caught hiring mojados.
Yeah I could not remember.
I don’t even know if he owned mar-a-Lago during that time period.
Point still made.
pgardn
04-06-2023, 12:18 PM
like Trump. I still think that's probably the un-named "second crime" and not campaign violations. Bragg is letting Republicans make fools of themselves whining about persecuting Trump over "minor record violations" and then he will drop the hammer on state income tax evasion.
"OK, defend THAT bitches!
Is that part of the indictment in this trial or would it require a new trial?
It seems like a interesting take.
pgardn
04-06-2023, 12:27 PM
Desantis: "BuT HeS a fLoRiDa CiTiZeN aNd fLoRiDa DoNt HaVe nO sTaTe iNcOmE tAx"
This would be so cool.
Trump convicted and Trump holes up in Florida protected by Florida National Guard.
No extradition here.
And then Trump runs against DeSantis for the red nomination.
It fits perfection of chaos in the red party.
DeSantis loses the nomination, extradites Trump and Florida sends him under wraps to NY where he is jailed as a flight concern.
Then Trump runs for president from jail in NY
The red team is into breaking the norm so let’s do this.
For SpursForSix:
Trump poops in his jail cell on the floor, scoops it up and swallows it, then vomits the volatile mixture into a Jail guard’s face rendering the jail guard blind. Take it from here…
Millennial_Messiah
04-06-2023, 01:38 PM
This would be so cool.
Trump convicted and Trump holes up in Florida protected by Florida National Guard.
No extradition here.
And then Trump runs against DeSantis for the red nomination.
It fits perfection of chaos in the red party.
DeSantis loses the nomination, extradites Trump and Florida sends him under wraps to NY where he is jailed as a flight concern.
Then Trump runs for president from jail in NY
The red team is into breaking the norm so let’s do this.
For SpursForSix:
Trump poops in his jail cell on the floor, scoops it up and swallows it, then vomits the volatile mixture into a Jail guard’s face rendering the jail guard blind. Take it from here…
2 Trumps 1 Cup?
pgardn
04-06-2023, 03:45 PM
2 Trumps 1 Cup?
I dunno. This is some South Park scene SF6 and Lefty know the ending to.
Millennial_Messiah
04-06-2023, 03:53 PM
I dunno. This is some South Park scene SF6 and Lefty know the ending to.
And Fabbs, lebomb, and Avante
boutons_deux
04-06-2023, 10:05 PM
"some say" Trash will get off easy since it's his first offense
FORGETTING
the $25M he had to pay for Trash fraudulent University.
indicted for business crimes, not for fucking a whore
Tyronn Lue
04-06-2023, 10:24 PM
What did anyone expect from a NY slumlord? He's no president, he's a fucking slumlord who attracted enough shit flies to swing an election. The same shit flies are addicted to his aroma today.
CosmicCowboy
04-07-2023, 08:43 AM
Is that part of the indictment in this trial or would it require a new trial?
It seems like a interesting take.
I'm not an attorney but I think the charges would just be added to the existing ones. Then the heat would be on for him to plea instead of going to trial.
CosmicCowboy
04-07-2023, 08:45 AM
"some say" Trash will get off easy since it's his first offense
FORGETTING
the $25M he had to pay for Trash fraudulent University.
indicted for business crimes, not for fucking a whore
That was civil boukaki, not criminal.
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