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We had a Green Goblin emoji?The conservative tears must be flowing hard tonight. I’m listening to a compilation of evil laughter to celebrate.
I miss the Green Goblin emoji.![]()
We had a Green Goblin emoji?The conservative tears must be flowing hard tonight. I’m listening to a compilation of evil laughter to celebrate.
I miss the Green Goblin emoji.![]()
Remember when the GOP were trying to change course when Romney and McCain lost to Obama and it was to embrace the inclusion of LGBTQ+ and racial minority groups instead of pushing a platform that alienated them? It was mostly lip service, but I miss those days.![]()
Donald Trump, Convicted Felon, Just Lost A Right He's Always Championed
Guess he can’t shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and get away with it.www.huffpost.com
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Trump Media stock drops in Friday trading after former president's guilty verdict
Donald Trump owns more than 114 million shares in Trump Media, the parent company of Truth Social. The stock price has whipped about after the verdict.www.usatoday.com
Yup, based on the movie. A pumpkin bomb too.We had a Green Goblin emoji?
I think my take is generally different from most others. I'm not happy to see Trump convicted. That's up to the jury. I'm willing to live with whatever decisions they came to. That's the law. I'm also willing to live with what happens on appeal. My concerns lie with the SCOTUS. They've shown a disturbing propensity to overrule lower court decisions when it fits a certain political purpose. That's not how it's supposed to work.I am not going to celebrate too much until I see the fallout play out.
Probably a wise plan. Hes gotten away with too much already.I am not going to celebrate too much until I see the fallout play out.
I hope they all land in jail.![]()
Trump supporters try to dox jurors and post violent threats after his conviction
On social media and web forums, users called for jurors, judges and prosecutors to be killed after the former president was found guilty on 34 felony counts.www.nbcnews.com
It would be nice if that could happen.I hope they all land in jail.
Because "Leadership" is not doing what you think is the right thing to do. You can only be a leader if you don't voice your opinion. And so on......![]()
Robert De Niro denied leadership award after speaking out against Trump
National Association of Broadcasters rescinds honor after actor appears outside ex-president’s criminal trial in New Yorkwww.theguardian.com
I'm fairly certain Trump's current attitude is going to bite him in the ass when it comes to sentencing.The sentencing will be really interesting. Generally speaking, you get a lighter sentence if you express contrition and don't double down on what you did. Going into a sentencing hearing saying "I did nothing wrong. The judge is corrupt. His daughter is a political operative", etc. doesn't really strike me as the best way to get a lighter sentence. Trump is, however, between a rock and a hard place. Ultimately, his fate will be determined by whether or not he gets elected in November and he HAS to attack the judge, system, etc. If he admits guilt, he figures his goose is cooked (not to mention that he's psychologically incapable of admitting he isn't perfect). So, the way I see it, he's rolling the dice, hoping for a lighter sentence anyway because of his "status" and winning the election so the other charges will go away (but Georgia's won't).
So, we'll see how this plays out in a little over a month......
I am not going to celebrate too much until I see the fallout play out.
Under normal conditions the person doing this would likely be stuffed from their actions - but beyond getting Trump down officially as a felon on paper, I'm not expecting much of a sentence just due to how Trump has positioned himself and being the candidate for a major party in the upcoming election. Shame but it would have been better if these charges were hitting outside of an upcoming election.The sentencing will be really interesting. Generally speaking, you get a lighter sentence if you express contrition and don't double down on what you did. Going into a sentencing hearing saying "I did nothing wrong. The judge is corrupt. His daughter is a political operative", etc. doesn't really strike me as the best way to get a lighter sentence. Trump is, however, between a rock and a hard place. Ultimately, his fate will be determined by whether or not he gets elected in November and he HAS to attack the judge, system, etc. If he admits guilt, he figures his goose is cooked (not to mention that he's psychologically incapable of admitting he isn't perfect). So, the way I see it, he's rolling the dice, hoping for a lighter sentence anyway because of his "status" and winning the election so the other charges will go away (but Georgia's won't).
So, we'll see how this plays out in a little over a month......