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tragabigzanda wrote:Oh I’m sure he’s demonstrably broken any number of laws. Still nothing is going to happen.

The question is, do you think it will affect his electability?

the man could livestream himself doing cake farts on cakes depicting the us flag and still get elected again.

in fact, he should try that, and sell it as an NFT.

Yet liberals are responsible for our clown world.

*progressives

Changing a term to accommodate people with disabilities is definitely worse than criminal activity.

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ive mentally changed when i use you guys but the others on the list arent in any verbage i toss out to our workers/clients

Peeps wrote:the company i work for is worldwide. americans rarely come up unless i say something that is specific to what us american's say or do (the greatest thing since sliced bread is an american saying). or i will say here in america this is...

but i rarely if ever address anything broadly as american or america


the word submit has always been funny to me. in the context of sending a post or something i get you are submitting the request but i always thing of submit in relation to submit to my will

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Bammer wrote:Lol fuck you Stanford

I’m with you on this one

knee tunes wrote:Hoo boy, Trump's tax returns were released. I am going to savor these, I love taxes. Preliminarily I saw he made over $9 million dollars in 2015 on interest alone

The 40-page ways & means report is complete with analysis and includes summaries , but I hope they released the actual 1040s etc too

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knee tunes wrote:Hoo boy, Trump's tax returns were released. I am going to savor these, I love taxes. Preliminarily I saw he made over $9 million dollars in 2015 on interest alone

The 40-page ways & means report is complete with analysis and includes summaries , but I hope they released the actual 1040s etc too

Rank your favorite taxes.

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knee tunes wrote:Hoo boy, Trump's tax returns were released. I am going to savor these, I love taxes. Preliminarily I saw he made over $9 million dollars in 2015 on interest alone

The 40-page ways & means report is complete with analysis and includes summaries , but I hope they released the actual 1040s etc too

Rank your favorite taxes.

All income tax.

Here's my favorite forms tho

1040
4868
7004
4562
Schedule A
1120-S
1065
Schedule B
Schedule D
Schedule C
2553
1096 and it's merry band of 1099s
2106
4797
6251
1120
990
1041
1040X is my least favorite. that one can fuck right off

Peeps wrote:

knee tunes wrote:

dad wrote:

knee tunes wrote:Hoo boy, Trump's tax returns were released. I am going to savor these, I love taxes. Preliminarily I saw he made over $9 million dollars in 2015 on interest alone

The 40-page ways & means report is complete with analysis and includes summaries , but I hope they released the actual 1040s etc too

Rank your favorite taxes.

All income tax.

Here's my favorite forms tho

1040
4868
7004
4562
Schedule A
1120-S
1065
Schedule B
Schedule D
Schedule C
2553
1096 and it's merry band of 1099s
2106
4797
6251
1120
990
1041
1040X is my least favorite. that one can fuck right off

reading all that was......


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They were planted by the Deep State.

They're not classified.

“In my opinion, the Jan. 6 ratings — the show of Jan. 6 — hasn't been going so well,” said Alina Habba, an attorney for Trump, “They needed a little drama, so they throw this out there.”

"He thought he'd won the election, so he was packing his stuff late, he rushed, and put the documents in carelessly."

He didn't pack his own shit, so he's innocent of anything you accuse him of related to this or anything else really...

"These were attorney client privileged documents"

I forgot Rand Paul saying that the law DJ broke shouldn't be a law anymore, so this crime doesn't count.

Rudy: "He took the documents. They were classified. He had them at Maralago. Because he was keeping them safe."

WSJ: It's all true, but there's only 67 classified documents and that's not a lot.

DJ on Truth Social: That's my resort and the documents you say I should not have still had in my resort, but I wouldn't have left them on the ground all messy like that.

From tonight's filing: The meeting in June about these documents that were national archive property and that we took to Florida illegally, was actually about us asking if we could keep them for the Trump Presidential Library (whenever it's built), not about us giving the rest of the documents back. The documents that we had, still, illegally.

Cohen is the crucial witness because he made the $130,000 payment to Daniels in late October 2016, buying her silence about the story of an affair with Trump. Trump later reimbursed him as president, through monthly $35,000 checks from his personal checking account, and Cohen pleaded guilty in 2018 to federal charges involving the hush money.

The district attorney’s case is likely to focus on how Trump and the Trump Organization handled the reimbursements. According to court filings in the federal case, the Trump Organization falsely recorded the payments as legal expenses, referencing a legal retainer with Cohen that did not exist.

Falsifying business records can be a misdemeanour in New York. But it can rise to a felony if prosecutors can show beyond a reasonable doubt that a defendant’s “intent to defraud” included an effort to commit or conceal a second crime.

What is unclear in this investigation is the potential second crime, though Bragg could tie the falsification to a violation of state election law, arguing the payment to Daniels was an illicit contribution to the Trump campaign, given the money stifled Daniels and helped his campaign.

Bi_3 wrote:So it sounds like 7 years later Trump might finally be arrested.

Catch up summary:

Cohen is the crucial witness because he made the $130,000 payment to Daniels in late October 2016, buying her silence about the story of an affair with Trump. Trump later reimbursed him as president, through monthly $35,000 checks from his personal checking account, and Cohen pleaded guilty in 2018 to federal charges involving the hush money.

The district attorney’s case is likely to focus on how Trump and the Trump Organization handled the reimbursements. According to court filings in the federal case, the Trump Organization falsely recorded the payments as legal expenses, referencing a legal retainer with Cohen that did not exist.

Falsifying business records can be a misdemeanour in New York. But it can rise to a felony if prosecutors can show beyond a reasonable doubt that a defendant’s “intent to defraud” included an effort to commit or conceal a second crime.

What is unclear in this investigation is the potential second crime, though Bragg could tie the falsification to a violation of state election law, arguing the payment to Daniels was an illicit contribution to the Trump campaign, given the money stifled Daniels and helped his campaign.

Arresting a former president on a misdemeanor is probably not a great strategy as it will be the bedrock of next years “stop the steal” messaging, so we better hope they have more than just a falsified retainer from many years ago.

Bi_3 wrote:Arresting a former president on a misdemeanor is probably not a great strategy as it will be the bedrock of next years “stop the steal” messaging, so we better hope they have more than just a falsified retainer from many years ago.

elliseamos wrote:If the "protest" he's calling for materializes and if it turns violent, is he not clearly/directly responsible?

This seems even more brazen than January 6th...