The (many) indictments of Donald Trump

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#876
Trump raises questions about DeSantis' sexuality and 'underage' classmates in response to Florida Governor's quip he 'doesn't know what goes into paying hush money to a porn star'

Donald Trump's first public reaction to Ron DeSantis' remarks on a possible indictment was to post a repeated unsubstantiated allegation that the Florida governor had inappropriate relationships with 'underage' classmates.

The two-sentence, quick post included several suggestions – including that the governor is inexperienced because of his age as well as questions over his sexuality and if he's had inappropriate interactions with men.

'Ron DeSanctimonious will probably find out about FALSE ACCUSATIONS & FAKE STORIES sometime in the future, as he gets older, wiser, and better known, when he's unfairly and illegally attacked by a woman, even classmates that are 'underage' (or possibly a man!),' Trump wrote.

Trump raises questions about DeSantis' sexuality and 'underage' classmates | Daily Mail Online
 
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#881
Franklin Pierce said:
Stormy Daniels taunts 'tiny' Trump as she promotes her new X-rated movie 'Lawless' with porn star husband while awaiting grand jury decision on indictment

After giving testimony via Zoom to the grand jury that may now indict him, Stormy Daniels is riding the wave of renewed controversy surrounding her relationship with former President Donald Trump.

On Twitter, adult actress Daniels, 44, is taunting Trump - whom she calls 'tiny' - and using the sudden influx in traffic to her page to promote her new X-rated film.

The movie, which she has called Lawless, is a collaboration with her new husband, porn star Barrett Blade.

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Daniels married her new husband, Barrett Blade, secretly recently. She confirmed the marriage, saying he was 'hot AF'

Stormy Daniels taunts 'tiny' Trump as she promotes new X-rated movie Lawless amid indictment scandal | Daily Mail Online
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I don't begrudge her making money. Porn is a tough business, after all someone is always getting screwed.
 
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#882
Franklin Pierce said:
Trump raises questions about DeSantis' sexuality and 'underage' classmates in response to Florida Governor's quip he 'doesn't know what goes into paying hush money to a porn star'

Donald Trump's first public reaction to Ron DeSantis' remarks on a possible indictment was to post a repeated unsubstantiated allegation that the Florida governor had inappropriate relationships with 'underage' classmates.

The two-sentence, quick post included several suggestions – including that the governor is inexperienced because of his age as well as questions over his sexuality and if he's had inappropriate interactions with men.

'Ron DeSanctimonious will probably find out about FALSE ACCUSATIONS & FAKE STORIES sometime in the future, as he gets older, wiser, and better known, when he's unfairly and illegally attacked by a woman, even classmates that are 'underage' (or possibly a man!),' Trump wrote.

Trump raises questions about DeSantis' sexuality and 'underage' classmates | Daily Mail Online
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#883
#883
OrangeTsar said:
Frankly, that’s not your call to make. You do not know my intent when using the word „blindly“. No moving the goalposts after you missed your attempt pal.
You got exposed. Own it
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Exposed for what? My original statement is still true and your assertion in response was racially biased and subjective.

Try again.
 
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#884
LYMAN: DeSantis Tanked 2024 In 22 Words

Twenty-two words may have just tanked Gov. Ron DeSantis’ 2024 prospects.

To make matters worse, he was late.

Two days after Trump announced his impending arrest, and two days after hordes of Republicans – even his rivals, even “Never-Trumpers” – condemned the partisan overreach of a radical Soros-funded district attorney, DeSantis finally spoke up – and it was to take a cheap shot at Trump.

“I don’t know what goes into paying hush money to a porn star to secure silence over some type of alleged affair,” Mr. DeSanctimonious, er, DeSantis said.

“I have no interest in getting involved in some manufactured circus by some Soros-DA,” he continued. “He’s trying to do a political spectacle. He’s trying to virtue signal for his base. I’ve got real issues I got to deal with here in the state of Florida.”

If the weaponization of the criminal justice system isn’t a “real issue,” then DeSantis isn’t ready for the White House. (RELATED: MSNBC Guest Says Trump Should Not Be Arrested, Raises Question Of Fairness)

LYMAN: DeSantis Tanked 2024 In 22 Words
 
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#885
VOLS INC. said:
I’ll play

How about…View attachment 542055


And btw. I honestly would not be tempted to promote pride in any way. Pride kills. It’s evil.

But there is a clear double standard as there always is.
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I can agree with media bias. It's why I don't waste my time with cable news.

However, white pride and black pride are two different levels of cultural celebration. There's a reason one is often associated with racist organizations and the other represents overcoming social injustice, and it's not entirely the media narrative.
 
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#886
VOLS INC. said:
Oh but it does. You are just choosing to ignore it.

It’s cool. You don’t particularly care for straight, white, Christian males. If you are honest with yourself you never use that description impartially or as a term of endearment.

Kinda like when the media repeats over and over “X number of registered republicans did not graduate from college”. Is the media’s goal to inform the public on the relationship between education and voting patterns? Or is it to suggest that republican voters are uneducated and therefore make poor decisions?

No need to back track. It is clear you were not merely making an observation, rather you simply dislike white, Christian males.
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Point out where I denigrated straight white Christian males in this discussion.

If you can't, then you'll realize there's nothing in this post relevant enough for me to give you a response.
 
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#893
DinkinFlicka said:
Exposed for what? My original statement is still true and your assertion in response was racially biased and subjective.

Try again.
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Exposed as a racist hypocrite.
Or at the minimum, bigotted against straight white Christian males.
 
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#895
EXCLUSIVE: 'We need Trump more than ever before': Rep. Elise Stefanik doubles down on support for former president amid looming indictment - and says she would be 'honored' to serve in his administration even if he is convicted

House GOP Conference chair Elise Stefanik is pressing full steam ahead with her support of former President Trump ahead of his potential indictment on Tuesday.

'We need Trump more than ever before,' the New York Republican told DailyMail.com in a sit-down interview at the House GOP retreat in Orlando, Florida.

'I actually think Trump is going to be in a stronger position than ever before,' Stefanik said, assuring that she would support the former president even if he were convicted of a crime.

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House GOP Conference chair Elise Stefanik is pressing full steam ahead with her support of former President Trump ahead of his potential indictment on Tuesday

The GOP conference chair said she had spoken to Trump since he broke the news of a potential indictment by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office but would 'not get into specifics' of what they discussed. 'We communicate on a regular basis.'

No. 3 House Republican Stefanik doubles down on support for Trump | Daily Mail Online
 
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#896
luthervol said:
Putting Trumpism out to pasture is the first step toward unity. It would have been nice had the right taken care of him on their own.
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Yeah, a police state locking up a former president that is loved by a large segment of the population is a great step towards unity. Kind of like how Hitler and the Nazi party unified Germany in the late 1930s.
 
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kiddiedoc said:
Yeah, a police state locking up a former president that is loved by a large segment of the population is a great step towards unity. Kind of like how Hitler and the Nazi party unified Germany in the late 1930s.
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Or maybe it's the quintessential statement that no man is above the law. What could be more American?

But I see you want a world where the rich and politically powerful are untouchable. How un-American. Talk about Nazi-like.
 
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