Donald Trump
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rick_chasey said:
FWIW I would suggest hoping people see the better side is not really an effective tactic in this scenarioelbowloh said:
TBF, it's only a (relatively) small number and not supported by the Senate Majority Leader. Hopefully Pence will see sense and not support it.rick_chasey said:Full blown authoritarian attempt to overthrow the election result going on by the Republican Party.
They’re not backing down.
Sounds like you want boots on the streets.....
.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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No, you just lack imagination.MattFalle said:rick_chasey said:
FWIW I would suggest hoping people see the better side is not really an effective tactic in this scenarioelbowloh said:
TBF, it's only a (relatively) small number and not supported by the Senate Majority Leader. Hopefully Pence will see sense and not support it.rick_chasey said:Full blown authoritarian attempt to overthrow the election result going on by the Republican Party.
They’re not backing down.
Sounds like you want boots on the streets.....0 -
It would be good if a few expressions could enter the language such as "losing like Trump" to mean a very bad loser. Trump would hate that.0
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For a while loser.com redirected to Trump's Wiki page.TheBigBean said:It would be good if a few expressions could enter the language such as "losing like Trump" to mean a very bad loser. Trump would hate that.
Also https://djtrumplibrary.com/ is worth a visit.0 -
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Quite something this. Audio recording of Trump trying to pressure the Georgia governor into changing the election result.
1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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Anyone think he's doing jail time if he stays in the US after his Presidency ends? It feels like he's upset too many people and agencies to avoid any comeback.0
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Pross said:
Anyone think he's doing jail time if he stays in the US after his Presidency ends? It feels like he's upset too many people and agencies to avoid any comeback.
It's going to be an interesting one to watch. I'm sure there's several metric tonnes of stuff out there, including plenty of financial stuff from before he became president. The biggest question is the political one, and the willingness to charge him as an ex-President - my US history is so poor that I don't know if they've ever had a mobster so deranged as President. He makes Nixon look like Mother Teresa.
My suspicion with this tape is that Raffensperger let this conversation to run on so that Trump could provide plenty of irrefutable evidence about his criminality.0 -
Now We know you are trolling!rick_chasey said:
No, you just lack imagination.MattFalle said:rick_chasey said:
FWIW I would suggest hoping people see the better side is not really an effective tactic in this scenarioelbowloh said:
TBF, it's only a (relatively) small number and not supported by the Senate Majority Leader. Hopefully Pence will see sense and not support it.rick_chasey said:Full blown authoritarian attempt to overthrow the election result going on by the Republican Party.
They’re not backing down.
Sounds like you want boots on the streets.....0 -
So you want a protest. Something nice and jumpers, few placards, back home on the train, dinner and pseudo discussion, back to the recruitment office to sell jobs to fascists the next day. Cool.rick_chasey said:
No, you just lack imagination.MattFalle said:rick_chasey said:
FWIW I would suggest hoping people see the better side is not really an effective tactic in this scenarioelbowloh said:
TBF, it's only a (relatively) small number and not supported by the Senate Majority Leader. Hopefully Pence will see sense and not support it.rick_chasey said:Full blown authoritarian attempt to overthrow the election result going on by the Republican Party.
They’re not backing down.
Sounds like you want boots on the streets.....
.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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😅darkhairedlord said:
Now We know you are trolling!rick_chasey said:
No, you just lack imagination.MattFalle said:rick_chasey said:
FWIW I would suggest hoping people see the better side is not really an effective tactic in this scenarioelbowloh said:
TBF, it's only a (relatively) small number and not supported by the Senate Majority Leader. Hopefully Pence will see sense and not support it.rick_chasey said:Full blown authoritarian attempt to overthrow the election result going on by the Republican Party.
They’re not backing down.
Sounds like you want boots on the streets.....
.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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MattFalle said:
So you want a protest.rick_chasey said:
No, you just lack imagination.MattFalle said:rick_chasey said:
FWIW I would suggest hoping people see the better side is not really an effective tactic in this scenarioelbowloh said:
TBF, it's only a (relatively) small number and not supported by the Senate Majority Leader. Hopefully Pence will see sense and not support it.rick_chasey said:Full blown authoritarian attempt to overthrow the election result going on by the Republican Party.
They’re not backing down.
Sounds like you want boots on the streets.....Pross said:Anyone think he's doing jail time if he stays in the US after his Presidency ends? It feels like he's upset too many people and agencies to avoid any comeback.
Not a chance. He has too much political payback owing, too many extraordinarily rich donors and his supporters are all mad. Far too risky for the judiciary.
.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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He'll bang his head falling out of golf cart.MattFalle said:MattFalle said:
So you want a protest.rick_chasey said:
No, you just lack imagination.MattFalle said:rick_chasey said:
FWIW I would suggest hoping people see the better side is not really an effective tactic in this scenarioelbowloh said:
TBF, it's only a (relatively) small number and not supported by the Senate Majority Leader. Hopefully Pence will see sense and not support it.rick_chasey said:Full blown authoritarian attempt to overthrow the election result going on by the Republican Party.
They’re not backing down.
Sounds like you want boots on the streets.....Pross said:Anyone think he's doing jail time if he stays in the US after his Presidency ends? It feels like he's upset too many people and agencies to avoid any comeback.
Not a chance. He has too much political payback owing, too many extraordinarily rich donors and his supporters are all mad. Far too risky for the judiciary.0 -
No. That’s not what I want.MattFalle said:
So you want a protest. Something nice and jumpers, few placards, back home on the train, dinner and pseudo discussion, back to the recruitment office to sell jobs to fascists the next day. Cool.rick_chasey said:
No, you just lack imagination.MattFalle said:rick_chasey said:
FWIW I would suggest hoping people see the better side is not really an effective tactic in this scenarioelbowloh said:
TBF, it's only a (relatively) small number and not supported by the Senate Majority Leader. Hopefully Pence will see sense and not support it.rick_chasey said:Full blown authoritarian attempt to overthrow the election result going on by the Republican Party.
They’re not backing down.
Sounds like you want boots on the streets.....
You need serious people who people listen to continue to point and explain what the Reps are doing - particularly republicans who are pro-democracy.
Your Mitt Romney’s of this world.
They all need to get organised and mount their own material response to it.
Sitting and hoping they fail is not a strategy.
Less useful but Biden needs to spell it out.
You need to get serious people who people listen to explaining how America is actually one of the world’s leaders when it comes to vote counting.0 -
So more coordinated (and well financed) iterations of this
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Read an interesting view on this, that Trump kept saying crazy things, and waiting for the SoS to agree. If he had, Trump would then have released the tape. But he didn't.rjsterry said:Quite something this. Audio recording of Trump trying to pressure the Georgia governor into changing the election result.
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kingstongraham said:
Read an interesting view on this, that Trump kept saying crazy things, and waiting for the SoS to agree. If he had, Trump would then have released the tape. But he didn't.
I would assume that Raffensperger would have been expecting some sort of 'perfect call' like this, and would be reasonably clear in his mind what sort of things to say (or not to say). I think he was ready, given Trump's record, to push back on any misrepresentation of the call.
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Whilst good to see his own side disputing his nonsense, it’s all a bit too late.briantrumpet said:kingstongraham said:Read an interesting view on this, that Trump kept saying crazy things, and waiting for the SoS to agree. If he had, Trump would then have released the tape. But he didn't.
I would assume that Raffensperger would have been expecting some sort of 'perfect call' like this, and would be reasonably clear in his mind what sort of things to say (or not to say). I think he was ready, given Trump's record, to push back on any misrepresentation of the call.
The moron will soon be gone but as said many times on here and now acknowledged by this Ryan fella. A lot of damage has already been done.
In his own businesses, he just fires dissenters, here he is trying to out manoeuvre superior intellects.
Too little, too late though.0 -
Paul Ryan could have done with finding a sense of duty while he still had some actual power.0
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Presumably he'd have diplomatic immunity but if they are patient would that end after Biden's inauguration?briantrumpet said:Here's some trolling I do approve of:
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D/I or not, you always reserve the right to refuse entry or ask to leave anyone you want for a valid reaso and this would most deffo be one of them....
#getorfmaland.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Also, would he be entitled to use the jet after the inauguration or will he have to catch a commercial flight back home? Maybe he'll move to Scotland to avoid the Feds.0
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He could probably say he was working there, head of his "organisation". To be fair, as it's a golf course, he'd be doing as much work as he has been most of the last four years.0
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This. And diplomatic immunity. So other than the two good reasons that a group of random blokes on an internet forum can immediately spot, she has a point.kingstongraham said:He could probably say he was working there, head of his "organisation". To be fair, as it's a golf course, he'd be doing as much work as he has been most of the last four years.
But for the cost of a dimplomatic incident with the current head of the world's largest economy, who will remain highly influential for the forseeable future, a smart ass comment like that is well worth it.0 -
You think?First.Aspect said:
This. And diplomatic immunity. So other than the two good reasons that a group of random blokes on an internet forum can immediately spot, she has a point.kingstongraham said:He could probably say he was working there, head of his "organisation". To be fair, as it's a golf course, he'd be doing as much work as he has been most of the last four years.
But for the cost of a dimplomatic incident with the current head of the world's largest economy, who will remain highly influential for the forseeable future, a smart censored comment like that is well worth it.0 -
Yes, even from the grave. The GOP will be infused with Trumpist lunatics like Ted Cruz, for a very long time. If you look back Sarah Palin and the Tea Party were earlier examples of how moderate Republicans were forced to pander to extremists, and now there are over 100 in office willing to bet that conspiracy theorism and populism is a way to stay there.kingstongraham said:
You think?First.Aspect said:
This. And diplomatic immunity. So other than the two good reasons that a group of random blokes on an internet forum can immediately spot, she has a point.kingstongraham said:He could probably say he was working there, head of his "organisation". To be fair, as it's a golf course, he'd be doing as much work as he has been most of the last four years.
But for the cost of a dimplomatic incident with the current head of the world's largest economy, who will remain highly influential for the forseeable future, a smart censored comment like that is well worth it.0 -
Hmmm. I've a feeling that after today, he might not be very important at all for the next few years.First.Aspect said:
Yes, even from the grave. The GOP will be infused with Trumpist lunatics like Ted Cruz, for a very long time. If you look back Sarah Palin and the Tea Party were earlier examples of how moderate Republicans were forced to pander to extremists, and now there are over 100 in office willing to bet that conspiracy theorism and populism is a way to stay there.kingstongraham said:
You think?First.Aspect said:
This. And diplomatic immunity. So other than the two good reasons that a group of random blokes on an internet forum can immediately spot, she has a point.kingstongraham said:He could probably say he was working there, head of his "organisation". To be fair, as it's a golf course, he'd be doing as much work as he has been most of the last four years.
But for the cost of a dimplomatic incident with the current head of the world's largest economy, who will remain highly influential for the forseeable future, a smart censored comment like that is well worth it.0 -
The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0
