The (many) indictments of Donald Trump

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Franklin Pierce said:
In terms of individual program performance, Tucker Carlson Tonight broke The Five’s 11-month streak as the most-watched cable news program. The program averaged 3.25 million total viewers in the month of March at 8 p.m. The Five dropped to second, averaging 3.06 million viewers at 5 p.m. Jesse Watters Primetime (2.67 million), Hannity (2.505 million) and Special Report with Bret Baier (2.20 million) rounding out the top five in total viewers. Tucker Carlson Tonight remained the top-rated cable news show in March among adults 25-54 (421,000).
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^^^ This is what I'm talking about. You people are sheep, who don't care that Tucker Carlson's opinions are disingenuous. You only care that he tells you what it is you want to hear, and reaffirms your belief system. Right-wingers are not capable of thinking critically. You don't care that he is just manipulating you for ratings. You not only keep watching his show - but you celebrate his success in making fools out of you. You are pathetic.
 
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LouderVol said:
without any of Trump's rhetoric, before the one in question? I would agree no guarantee of violence.
Without that specific piece of rhetoric, I would still bet on violence if he was arrested.

marching on the Capitol is legal. protesting is legal. we had politicians calling for protests at the Supreme Court nominations. heck they were giving out home addresses, and saying their wouldn't be peace if those members got approved. I remember Maxine Waters being the worst, but I am sure the rest weren't far behind.
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Breaking doors down and entering the Capitol by force was not legal, and there is plenty of video evidence to support that it did happen in many instances.

Trump could try being a responsible leader, and dissuade violence ... but instead, he makes threats. It is highly unlikely that violence would occur without him running his damn mouth.
 
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SamRebel35 said:
BBs head is going to implode so hard it forms a black hole.
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I would rather that Trump not be indicted in New York. I have said before that I don't think that is much of a case. I would just emphasize the fact that Trump paid hush money to a stripper/porn star a month prior to the 2016 Presidential Election and let that speak for itself.

The investigation in Fulton County, Georgia is where it is at. That is where I would like to see an indictment come down ... or as a result of Special Counsel, Jack Smith's January 6th probe.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
Does anyone think you are capable of contributing ideas that aren't either false equivalencies or what-about-isms? That's pretty much all you do.
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I think it's hilarious how you bad mouth whataboutism when you continually use it yourself. It's okay, man. We're all used to your total hypocrisy. We just laugh at it.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
^^^ This is what I'm talking about. You people are sheep, who don't care that Tucker Carlson's opinions are disingenuous. You only care that he tells you what it is you want to hear, and reaffirms your belief system. Right-wingers are not capable of thinking critically. You don't care that he is just manipulating you for ratings. You not only keep watching his show - but you celebrate his success in making fools out of you. You are pathetic.
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Pathetic take.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
I would rather that Trump not be indicted in New York. I have said before that I don't think that is much of a case. I would just emphasize the fact that Trump paid hush money to a stripper/porn star a month prior to the 2016 Presidential Election and let that speak for itself.

The investigation in Fulton County, Georgia is where it is at. That is where I would like to see an indictment come down ... or as a result of Special Counsel, Jack Smith's January 6th probe.
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There is a letter from Stormy where she says she didn't sleep with him.
 
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rocytop2624 said:
There is a letter from Stormy where she says she didn't sleep with him.
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I don't care one way or another ... but she sure does like to make fun of the size of his junk. LOL.

The bottom line is, a stripper/porn star was paid hush money by a surrogate of the 2016 Trump Campaign, less than a month before the election. That really is all you need to know right there. Trump is trash.
 
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rocytop2624 said:
Pathetic take.
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It's reality.

Tucker Carlson gives opinions on his show that he clearly doesn't believe are true. He does this for ratings. His viewers have to know this by now ... and yet, they not only continue watching his show, but just like is the case with @Franklin Pierce on VolNation, they also celebrate his ratings.

Basically, the viewers of Tucker Carlson's show not only support someone who thinks they are white trash losers, but these white trash losers also congratulate Carlson for his continued success in manipulating them for ratings. It really doesn't get any more pathetic than that.
 
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Trump grand jury investigates SECOND 'hush-money' payment to Playboy model Karen McDougal who claimed she had an affair with the former President – alongside $130,000 paid to Stormy Daniels

  • The Manhattan District Attorney's office has questioned witnesses in the Daniels case about another payment to a Playboy model, it is claimed
New York prosecutors looking to charge Donald Trump over 'hush money' paid to Stormy Daniels are also probing a $150,000 payment made to a former Playboy model, it is claimed.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's team has questioned grand jury witnesses about cash given to Karen McDougal, who was Playboy Magazine 'Playmate of the Year' in 1998.

McDougal claims she had a ten-month affair with Trump which began in 2006. Trump's office released a statement on Thursday branding the development a 'hoax'.

Evidence about payments to McDougal could either be used to bring new charges or establish a 'pattern of behavior' for the Daniels case, sources told the Wall Street Journal, which revealed the development.

Trump grand jury investigates SECOND 'hush-money' payment to Playboy model | Daily Mail Online
 
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Weezer said:
I think it's hilarious how you bad mouth whataboutism when you continually use it yourself. It's okay, man. We're all used to your total hypocrisy. We just laugh at it.
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I don’t remember which year it was, maybe 2017 / 2018, but BB spent must have seen some lefty hits on whataboutism. I’m thinking maybe Maddow. I remember that I had never heard the term before and suddenly it was everywhere.

BB became the PF torchbearer for calling out whataboutism. He loved it. I tried to explain to him once why whataboutism is important. To no effect.

How times changed! BB loves him some whataboutism now and with no shame knowing he ranted about for the better part of a year! It tells me BB lacks principles. But more than that, it’s just hilarious and always gives me a good laugh.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
People do have the right to peacefully assemble. They do not have the right to trespass, break down doors and ransack offices. In spite of all the evidence to the contrary which has been posted here over the last two years, you want to believe that the events of January 6th were completely peaceful. It's a lie.
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none of which comes close to treason or rebellion.

If what you said, and I highlighted, was all these people were being charged with, or publicly lambasted for, no one would be reacting this harshly.
 
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When they investigate and punish all congressional members that paid off sexual harassment investigations with tax payer funding, then I will care about what a private citizen did with their own money. Second thought, I do not care what private citizens do with their money or affairs.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
Breaking doors down and entering the Capitol by force was not legal, and there is plenty of video evidence to support that it did happen in many instances.

Trump could try being a responsible leader, and dissuade violence ... but instead, he makes threats. It is highly unlikely that violence would occur without him running his damn mouth.
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I agree the events at the Capitol included illegal activities. Trump didn't call for any of them. I have no problem with holding those involved responsible, but trying to link Trump into is just dumb.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
It's reality.

Tucker Carlson gives opinions on his show that he clearly doesn't believe are true. He does this for ratings. His viewers have to know this by now ... and yet, they not only continue watching his show, but just like is the case with @Franklin Pierce on VolNation, they also celebrate his ratings.

Basically, the viewers of Tucker Carlson's show not only support someone who thinks they are white trash losers, but these white trash losers also congratulate Carlson for his continued success in manipulating them for ratings. It really doesn't get any more pathetic than that.
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You still watch it though dontcha?
 
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Why do I feel like the majority of gun owners just went to check ammo and maensurebthier weapons are clean and ready to go. This isn't going to end well
 
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