The (many) indictments of Donald Trump

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NEO said:
I don’t watch Hannity. The only fox show I watch is the Five. So I have no idea what you are talking about.
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I don't watch either show but it's pretty easy to understand given the context.
Trump was on Hannity and said he didn't have an affair with Stormy.
It must be true, because there is no way Trump would lie, especially on a reputable show like Hannity's.
 
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gcbvol said:
He's unquestionably the GOP nominee now. Today was great for Trump.
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Maybe true. This helps rally support, at least in the short term. Long term factors include:

1) level of Trump fatigue within the GOP versus that rally effect.

2) whether any candidate emerges that can steal some of that outrage rally element, but avoid the fatigue.

3) can the Dems dump Biden and come up with a more charismatic candidate.

4) other charges against Trump.
 
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lawgator1 said:
Maybe true. This helps rally support, at least in the short term. Long term factors include:

1) level of Trump fatigue within the GOP versus that rally effect.

2) whether any candidate emerges that can steal some of that outrage rally element, but avoid the fatigue.

3) can the Dems dump Biden and come up with a more charismatic candidate.

4) other charges against Trump.
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Good points, especially number 4.
 
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lawgator1 said:
Maybe true. This helps rally support, at least in the short term. Long term factors include:

1) level of Trump fatigue within the GOP versus that rally effect.

2) whether any candidate emerges that can steal some of that outrage rally element, but avoid the fatigue.

3) can the Dems dump Biden and come up with a more charismatic candidate.

4) other charges against Trump.
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Any more indictments will just be looked at as political persecution. Can't charge him with the classified materials since Biden did the same thing and the GA stuff is as weak as this one.
 
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luthervol said:
He was your nominee for president 11 years ago. So yes, he was very much liked.
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The last time I Voted for a Republican Presidential candidate was in 2000…..so when you say “your” I’m not sure whom you are addressing. Also Biden was YOUR nominee so does that mean that he was well liked? Or was it millions of people that voted for “anyone but Trump”?
 
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hog88 said:
Any more indictments will just be looked at as political persecution. Can't charge him with the classified materials since Biden did the same thing and the GA stuff is as weak as this one.
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Depends on what they are. If they have strong proof he rifled through documents after receipt of a subpoena to hold some back, I think he's cooked. He surely ought to be in that event.
 
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volfanhill said:
No it was in response to your post last night that minimized Clinton's actions and then claimed trumps was worse.
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Does it matter which was worse?

Ken Starr's Special Counsel "Whitewater" investigation was also politically-motivated and weak. That is why he had to stray into Bill Clinton's sex life in the first place. Ken Starr couldn't find anything illegal under the scope of his original investigation.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
Does it matter which was worse?

Ken Starr's Special Counsel "Whitewater" investigation was also politically-motivated and weak. That is why he had to stray into Bill Clinton's sex life in the first place. Ken Starr couldn't find anything illegal under the scope of his original investigation.
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Clinton's "private matter" would get him absolutely roasted today.
 
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