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Trump’s newest business partner:
A Chinese firm with a history of SEC investigations
https://www.washingtonpost.com/busin...-spac-deal-sec
Trash gave a big chunk of money to Candace Owens' foundation before she interviewed him
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-candace-owens-cash
Trump’s newest business partner:
A Chinese firm with a history of SEC investigations
https://www.washingtonpost.com/busin...-spac-deal-sec
To Candace:
"I came up with three vaccines —
all are very, very good.
I came up with three of them in less than nine months."
Mofo criminal LIAR
Then passes the aforementioned "three vaccines" off to MF Biden who, in less than a year has killed 435,000 Americans after claiming time & time again he would "shut it down."
- "Promises, promises."
- Ernie "The Cat" Ladd
If you're right, then Capitalist / Christian fascism is guaranteed for Jan 2025, when the unchastened, unpunished Repugs begin control of all three branches, for decades.
The end of America's Potemkin democracy.
Julie Annie inflaming the Repug Sturmabteilung gets blowback
Georgia election workers sue Rudy Giuliani after his lies about them reportedly resulted in nonstop threats
https://www.alternet.org/2021/12/ridy-giuliani-sue/
Trash spokesperson Taylor Budowich gave 1700 pages of testimony. TB tried to block access to his bank records, but failed.
1/6 investigation Following The Money
- "Go down there and peacefully protest."
- President Trump
Georgia election officials thoroughly debunk
Trump's lies about 50,000 'dead 'voters
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-voters
CO typifies the hilarious, dangerous fantasy world of rightwingnutjobs
Candace Owens claims Trash supports COVID vaccines because
he's 'old' and 'came from a time before TV'
https://theweek.com/donald-trump/100...s-old-and-came
Trash sees "his" vaccines, created by Trash in "9 months", as being a huge success so he lying his way into falsely claiming credit
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“Defiant Losers”…
Former Democratic senator offers Merrick Garland a roadmap for criminally charging Trump
, questions are surfacing beyond President Donald Trump's role, including what he was doing for hours while even his political allies were begging him to intervene.
former Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO), a former state prosecutor,
explained what she would encourage Attorney General Merrick Garland to do in terms of persuading members of grand jury to indict Trump criminally.
She encouraged prosecutors to walk jurors through what it looked like in those moments when Trump was watching television coverage of the riots.
What McCaskill explained is that the text messages, emails, phone calls and desperate requests for help he and his staff were getting are all evidence of Trump's malicious intent.
"We can go through and we can put the images at a specific time," she explained.
"And we can then fill in the text messages, the phone calls that were flooding the White House saying, get him to call them off.
Now, what was he watching on TV at those moments?
He was watching windows being broken.
He was watching police officers being stabbed with flag poles.
He was watching people hang from the balcony in the Senate.
He was watching people carry around government property proudly like trophies in the capital.
And, frankly, he was watching a confrontation at the door of the House where someone was killed."
"Give me those facts. Give me those timelines, and give me a jury," McCaskill said.
"I'm just telling you, any responsible leader would want to end the violence, not provoke it.
That's what he did that day,
and that's what this committee is going to layout.
And that's where Merrick Garland is either going to rise to the occasion or
go down in infamy as one of the worst attorney generals in this country's history."
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-january-6-role/
There are encouraging signs that Trump may finally be headed for his day of legal reckoning
The House January 6 Select Committee is diligently investigating the origins of the insurrection, including Trump’s part in inciting the riot at the Capitol that delayed the certification of Joe Biden’s victory.
Trump is under consideration for a criminal referral to the Justice Department.
At the same time, state-level investigations against Trump appear to be heating up in New York and Georgia.
While we endure the agonizing wait, investigators have a truly staggering array of potential charges to shift through and analyze. They include:
FEDERAL CRIMES
I. Offenses Related to the Insurrection and the Attempt to Halt or Delay the Certification of the 2020 Electoral College Vote Count.
Inciting an Insurrection, 18 U.S.C. § 2383, maximum penalty: ten years in prison.
Seditious Conspiracy, 18 U.S.C. § 2384, maximum penalty: twenty years in prison.
Conspiracy to Defraud the United States, 18 U.S.C. § 371, maximum penalty: five years in prison.
Obstructing an Official Proceeding, 18 U.S.C. § 1512, maximum penalty twenty years in prison.
II. Offenses Related to the Phone Call Pressuring Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to “Find” Enough Votes to Overturn the State’s Election Results.
Depriving or Defrauding the Citizens of a State of a Fair and Impartially Conducted Election, 52 U.S.C. § 20511, maximum penalty: five years.
Conspiracy to Deprive the Citizens of a State of Rights Secured by the Cons ution, 18 U.S.C. § 241, maximum penalty: ten years.
III. Offenses Related to the 2016 Election, the Hush-Money Payoffs to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, and the 2017 “Reimbursements” to Michael Cohen.
Conspiracy to Defraud the United States, 18 U.S.C. § 371, maximum penalty: five years in prison.
Campaign Finance Law Violations, 52 U.S.C. § 30109, maximum penalty: five years in prison.
IV. Offenses Related to the Mueller Investigation, and the Attempts to Halt or Otherwise Derail the Investigation.
Obstruction of Justice, 18 U.S.C. §§ 1503, 1505, 1510, 1512, maximum penalty: ten years.
NEW YORK CRIMES
Offenses Related to Private Business Practices.
Falsifying Business Records, New York Penal Law, § 175.10, maximum penalty: four years in prison.
Tax Fraud, New York Tax Law, § 1806, maximum penalty: twenty-five years in prison.
Insurance Fraud, New York Penal Law, § 176.30, maximum penalty: twenty-five years in prison.
Conspiracy, New York Penal Law, § 105, maximum penalty: twenty-five years in prison.
Racketeering and Organized Criminal Activity, New York Penal Law § 460, maximum penalty: twenty-five years in prison.
GEORGIA CRIMES
Offenses Related to the Raffensperger Phone Call
Solicitation to Commit Election Fraud, Georgia Code § 21-2-64, maximum penalty: ten years in prison.
Tampering with a Voter’s Certificate, Georgia Code § 21-2-56, maximum penalty: ten years in prison.
There is no guarantee, of course, that any of this will lead to an actual arraignment.
Ultimately, the final calls will be made by three prosecutors:
Attorney General Merrick Garland on the federal level;
Alvin Bragg Jr., the incoming Manhattan District Attorney in January;
and Fani Willis, the Fulton County, GA, District Attorney.
Whether any of the three prove to be up to the challenge, one thing is certain:
It isn’t sufficient to prosecute the low-level rioters who stormed the Capitol.
To restore the rule of law, the leaders of the insurrection must be charged and tried.
This includes the ringleader of them all—Donald Trump.
In both New York and federal courts, the basic statute of limitations specifies that charges must be brought within five years of the commission of a felony. In Georgia, the general statute is four years.
The clock is ticking. There is no more time to waste.
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-crimes-2656167446/
Trump suffers "a meltdown in Mar-a-Lago" as Jan. 6 probe closes in
Trump made to the Willard hotel, where his allies Steve Bannon, Rudy Giuliani and others were huddled in a "war room" as part of an effort to disrupt the certification of Joe Biden's election win, and Guardian reporter Hugo Lowell -- who first revealed that call -
he instructed his operatives the find ways to stop the certification
from taking place at all at the joint session of Congress on Jan. 6.
If you speak to Trump's allies, this is not a big deal --
he was just trying to find ways to delay certification and find another day,
but I always thought this was a really disingenuous characterization because, either way,
through action or inaction,
he managed to get the certification stopped, and
the Capitol was attacked and
now it's going to loom large in the committee's investigation."
Lowell predicted the U.S. Supreme Court would decide in the spring whether Congress may see that evidence, and
he agreed the committee would eventually take some action against Trump personally.
"It's increasingly becoming more likely because they are looking at criminal referrals for the former president," Lowell said.
"They're still looking at Bannon and
they're still looking at Giuliani and [John] Eastman.
These are the guys at the Willard
There was, like, a massive operation happening at the Willard."
they are now focusing on the culpability of Trump himself and
whether he directed the Willard to then direct the Capitol attack,
and if there was some sort of ongoing conspiracy."
Trump is in a bit of a meltdown, from what we understand, down in Mar-A-Lago."
https://www.salon.com/2021/12/28/suf...eport_partner/
I'll boil it down:::Trump suffers "a meltdown in Mar-a-Lago" as Jan. 6 probe closes in
Trump made to the Willard hotel, where his allies Steve Bannon, Rudy Giuliani and others were huddled in a "war room" as part of an effort to disrupt the certification of Joe Biden's election win, and Guardian reporter Hugo Lowell -- who first revealed that call -
he instructed his operatives the find ways to stop the certification
from taking place at all at the joint session of Congress on Jan. 6.
If you speak to Trump's allies, this is not a big deal --
he was just trying to find ways to delay certification and find another day,
but I always thought this was a really disingenuous characterization because, either way,
through action or inaction,
he managed to get the certification stopped, and
the Capitol was attacked and
now it's going to loom large in the committee's investigation."
Lowell predicted the U.S. Supreme Court would decide in the spring whether Congress may see that evidence, and
he agreed the committee would eventually take some action against Trump personally.
"It's increasingly becoming more likely because they are looking at criminal referrals for the former president," Lowell said.
"They're still looking at Bannon and
they're still looking at Giuliani and [John] Eastman.
These are the guys at the Willard
There was, like, a massive operation happening at the Willard."
they are now focusing on the culpability of Trump himself and
whether he directed the Willard to then direct the Capitol attack,
and if there was some sort of ongoing conspiracy."
Trump is in a bit of a meltdown, from what we understand, down in Mar-A-Lago."
https://www.salon.com/2021/12/28/suf...eport_partner/
- "Go down there and peacefully protest."
- President Trump
Aren’t half of the protesters in prison by now? Viking guy sure is.
Sure, even Putin mentioned it to Biden at their sit earlier this year. The Poot wanted to know why they weren't granted bail, said it a basic human right, don't you know.
Regardless of that unsavory business, Recky, the old man specifically told them to::: "Go down there and peacefully protest."
Trash was against testing because it would find covid victims that he wanted hidden, so was his corrupted FDA
This Scientist Created a Rapid Test Just Weeks Into the Pandemic.
Here’s Why You Still Can’t Get It.
Irene Bosch developed a quick, inexpensive COVID-19 test in early 2020.
The Harvard-trained scientist already had a factory set up. But she was stymied by an FDA process experts say made no sense.
https://www.propublica.org/article/t...ll-cant-get-it
A lot of grifters and scammers who rode the Trump wave during his presidency are upset that he is touting the vaccine. They are now contemplating moving on to Desantis in 2024.
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