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Us media and politics are all pretty fucking stupid now.  Why does anyone read these articles about that stupid man any longer.
Isn't the special  counsel a war crimes  prosecuter ... like Trump"s whining  would  worry him. >

Smith looks like the kind of guy who’ll take this threat at face value.  Also looks the kind of guy who’d do his own wet work. >

The dude looks positively terrifying, seriously. >

Had to look it up and yep this guy is not to be fucked with. >

Stone. Cold.
Fucking T1000 bearing down on Cheetos' ass. >

It must be really sad to be such a pathetic, worthless piece of shit. >

What do you think is worse being a sad pathetic worthless piece of shit or those believing and following him? >

He’s just a garden variety lunatic with money and a microphone. His followers are more dangerous. >

Donny Jones, cult leader of The Peoples Maga Church. >

Nothing ever happens to him.... >

Nothing ever happens to him because he goes right up to the line but has others cross it on his behalf, like Cohen, Weisselberg or Manafort. Imagine being 70 something Weisselberg and sitting in Rikers for 5mos because of Trump. WTF >

Weisselberg is probably still on the payroll which reeks of hush money, bribery or blackmail. >

Fall Guy. That was his job all along, and he was or will be handsomely rewarded for doing a stellar job. >

Maybe Trump will give him cufflinks. >

Thanks for the reminder. It epitomizes how fake he is. >

Wait, is the Trump Hater wife married to the Special Counsel or is he talking about Melania? >

Yes. >

It’s nice. >

Be best >

Be bigly* >

In 2016, the Electoral College gave us the worst of us to serve in the highest office in the land. He has caused so much trauma. I lost my entire family to his cult.
Edited: A word >

He truly has brought out the worst in so many people.  I too have family that now won't talk to each other because of him and how 1/2 feel he's nuts and the other 1/2 worship him over everything else. One cousin in fact said back in 2020 that they believed everything Trump says because he would not lie and if anyone disagreed then don't ever speak to her again.  Its insane. >

I do in-home estimates for my dealership. The corporate sales trainer was here running estimates with me. He had a rental car with CA plates. He met me at this customer's house because it was easier than meeting at the office, so he had his rental car. She sees his CA plate and says she doesn't do business with liberals from CA. She is a moron, just one of the stupidest human beings I have ever met. I didn't sell her anything, she was too cheap to buy the good stuff. >

You should tell her that there are more registered Republicans in California than there are people living in South Carolina. >

Honestly it shocks me just how much Republicans hate California and everyone in it given how many Republicans there are in parts of it. >

Just imagine how many millions of republicans in California don’t show up to vote because of the electoral college. >

I can’t even remember where I saw this. Could have been a simple comment like this one so take it with a grain of salt…
I’ve heard that Texas and California have remarkably similar demographics (in terms of political affiliation). The difference in voting record comes down to voter turnout. >

I’d wager that if you had 100% voter turnout for California it would still have about a 500-1million plus advantage for the Democrat and in texas I’d thing it’s within a 100k vote turnout and I might say the D candidate would win based on shifting demographics with younger people. >

Ya that sounds about right >

I just don’t ever see this working out in his favor. >

It's about raising the cost of prosecuting him, keeping the grift going to forestall a financial reckoning, and making sure a MAGA juror is there to save him when this inevitably goes to trial.
By keeping in the headlines and feeding a steady stream of vitriol to his supporters, he keeps them agitated and ready to defend him.
That gives him leverage, because to prosecute him is literally to invite violence should he order his supporters to take that step. I think it's this, plus the reality that he might release classified info, that has prevented charges so far.
And at the end of the day, Trump's approach increases the chance that he can get a hung jury via a line juror that is a true believer who refuses to convict no matter what he is charged with or what evidence is presented. >


It's about raising the cost of prosecuting him,

It's also about getting his cult to threaten the special counsel and his family so much, he might decide It's not safe to stay on the case or to find Trump guilty >

The Special Prosecutor is a War Crimes Prosecutor who takes down dictators after they flee their countries. The guy probably has a bingo card of threats he runs for each suspect now. >

Yeah I'd be shocked if Smith is worried about that. Plenty of other reasons this could go nowhere but that isn't one of them >

Remember it's okay for a supreme court justices wife to be a literal traitor, but it's not okay for wives of government officials to have private political beliefs. They truly can't understand a world in which a wife does not just submit to her husband and take on all of his beliefs and demeanors. >

Trump's playbook is to cry that things are unfair whenever he faces accountability. You might be right that that's a thing that goes through his supporters' heads when they hear that the special counsel's wife is a "Trump hater", but Trump himself isn't thinking that strategically he just sniffs out everything he could possibly whine about and sees what sticks. If it wasn't this it'd be the next thing on his list >

Remember that he was always like this even when in the White House.  He is very predictable. >

Dude, he’s been this way since the 60s. >

That is my point.  The republicans know this.  If they say they didn't they would be lying too... which they do anyway. >

Let's assume that Trump is right.

You can't do your job with integrity and honesty if you don't like someone

...is a bold attack vector from someone who a) wants to be president, and b) abjectly hates more than half the country. >


abjectly hates more than half the country

And refers to that half of American citizens as “the enemy”. >

Not to mention, the press. >

Tbf any decent human is a trump hater. >

I am not a "hater" by nature, but GD he makes it hard not to... >

don’t worry. There’s a special “Trump exception” in the Karma bank for hating Trump. It’s ok. >

Trump is as easy to read as a children's book. The more vicious and unhinged he becomes, is directly related to how threatened he feels. >

Why are we still letting this guy suck all the oxygen from the room? Walk away already. >

He made these comments days ago but we keep looking at the articles when they fudge a headline like "new" attacks. >

Sounds like trumpy boy is scared >

He’s very scared. He’s trying to use stochastic terrorism to get the DoJ to back off. Too bad for the Orange Shitgibbon it won’t work. The DoJ isn’t influenced by threats of stochastic terrorism. Let his shithead minions fuck around and find out. More charges to add to the pile. >

Jack Smith gonna wreckya, Trumpy. >

Your comment immediately ran through my head to this tune. >

Just arrest this asshole. This will not stop. >

I watched all of these Bolsonaro insurrections getting rounded up and arrested the day it happened and it was pretty amazing.  It doesn't have to take years? >

The DOJ investigated, empaneled a grand jury, indicted, arraigned, tried, convicted, and imprisoned one of the J6 rioters in only 9 months...........oops, thats not true, it was a guy who tried on social media to rally people to defend the Florida capitol from a copycat J6 riot.  He got ~4 years.
The DOJ can move fast when it wants to >

I actually have whole days now where I’ve completely forgotten he exists. It’s nice. >

Go on. Keep targeting the guy recalled from the Hague to investigate you. See how well that works out for you. Fuck around and find out. >

sounds like he's panicking >

Stress Truthing >

Dude is never getting near the White House again. >

I hope you're right. >

How long are law enforcement going to wait while this idiot endangers peoples lives with his social media posts? Anyone else would have been arrested for this by now. >

If he was any Joe Shit the Ragman he would have been arrested and already be in jail. The fucker is a flight risk, he has multiple foreign properties. He should have been arrested years ago, right after 1/6 >

Oh I agree 1000% >

How fucking cynical do you have to be to take this shit seriously? 
Trump's entire political brand is being extremely controversial and polarizing.  His entire schtick is pissing people off.  And then he says that he can't be investigated by anyone who isn't up his ass because they are biased against him? >

I certainly hope DoJ will do its job and soon.  Waiting only lets the SoL expire on some of his crimes.  Waiting also allows this criminal to spread an alternative reality.  He almost succeeded in a coup using an alternate reality. >


I certainly hope DoJ will do its job and soon.  

Don't hold your breath with current leadership. >

Majority of the human race are trump haters (and for good reasons). >

More obstruction of justice from Orange Fatty. >

Remember when Melania announced that her effort as First Lady was going to be anti-cyber-bullying? >

Right. Did she actually do anything besides destroy the White House gardens? >

To know Trump is to hate him. >

This asshats playbook has one page … “become the worlds biggest asshole by being twice impeached, casino bankrupting, racist, misogynistic, rapist, insurrectionist…and don’t forget pathological liar (gives Santos somebody to look up to) …and suggest that those who dont like you will be biased against you.   There is no truth or right or wrong in this psychopaths world….merely his own will regardless of how fucked up it is.  The true danger to America is the willfully ignorant grifters that prop this loser up on a pedestal. >

But Ginny Thomas should never be attacked for her beliefs or her husband due to those beliefs. >

The spouses of law enforcement and investigators usually do hate criminals. >

Old man shouts at clouds! >

I really don't want to see another headline with Trump in it unless it includes "Taken Into Custody" or "Time of Death". >

Fucking 5D chess right here. 
"Your honor, this case reeks of bias. The special prosecutor clearly hates me." 
"That's a serious assertion. What makes you think he hates you?"
"All the shit I said about him and his family. Who could still be objective after that?" >

I totally understand trump on this one.  Back in 1987 I was in a Tower Records looking at the new cast recording of Phantom of the Opera on CD that I couldn’t afford. Like most of us reading this, I wanted that cast recording.  
So I devised a simple plan to…steal it.  But sadly my clumsy and obvious attempts were witnessed by store security. They unfairly harassed me over my “alleged theft” it was a pure witch hunt. Didn’t they know that not having the money should not have stopped me from owning this CD?  It was unfair lol.  /s >

I just realized why that’s his favorite musical: it’s about an ugly man who surrounds himself with luxury items and grooms a girl who is considered to be nearly his daughter. >

Tick tock, Donald.  Tick tock. >

Trump is the stupidest goddamn clown ive ever heard. His audience are people with a preteen level of cognition and attitude/personality >

Yes, and they’ll go and accuse you of being divisive and racist for saying things like that. >

I don't understand how Trump is saying this stuff literally every day, and it is not printed in main stream news articles along with the puff pieces equivocating between Trump and Biden's document cases. Attacking the investigator and his family is kind of a huge difference between the two cases. >

I’m not a legal expert, but this doesn’t sound like a sound legal strategy. >

Man up Trump. What a whinner and crybaby. >

Must mean someone is getting nervous.  Poor Orange child man is worried he might have to wear orange and it not being some god awful spray tan. >

Fuck Trump. Standing on a podium dressed like a dictator and presiding over an insurrection and he calls someone a thug. >

Why is it a problem if Smith's wife hates Trump? That doesn't sound like a problem if your wife is clearly biased against something you've heavily involved in. Just ask Clarence Thomas, he doesn't think it's a problem. >

Let’s not forget that Jack Smith is best known for investigating and prosecuting war crimes at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, while trump’s claim to fame is for diddling prostitutes and grifting his Qult. >

Stroke! Stroke! Stroke! >

Yes, please. >

Trumps whining is incessant.  Who the hell wants to listen to him anymore? >

Wouldn’t be the first time he attacked his special counsels. >

Good. That means it's working. >

He has caused so much trauma. >

Trump is very well practiced at avoiding a full accounting for his wrongdoing, lies and thievery. It is his one real talent. It is time that run of 'luck' ends. If he had been dealt with completely earlier in his life, he would not have been allowed to corrupt our politics....at least I like to think that GOP voters have enough sense to not vote for a felon. >

Attacking the investigators is his only move. >

When will this guy just go away? >

Hate to say it ( because I'm old)  but his cognitive abilities prevent him from exploring a different playbook.  And America is sick of the old one . >

Remember when Elliot Ness hated on Chicago crime boss Capone, he got bookkeepers and the IRS to send him to jail?
Stuck pig squeals about the knife, News at 11... >

There will literally be celebrations in the streets when this vile pig of a human dies. >

What’s he worried about? Nothing ever happens to him >

It’s his deep seated need to be worshipped by everyone. He has a black hole where his soul should be that can never be filled. >

Kneel before Zod! >

Jack Smith reminds me of Zod. Dude looks scary af. >

I agree. He doesn’t look like he has much of a sense of humor about sedition or anything else. >

Trump did have a lot of power for a spoiled rotten rich asshole. >

Thugs hate being investigated. >

He’s too stupid to understand that hating him does not disqualify someone from investigating him. >

Biggest whiner in the world >

I’m astounded he hasn’t been arrested yet for this shit >

I hope he has a stroke or something life threatening happen to him already. >

We need to stop listening to these traitors, and figure out what to do about it. >

While Biden fully cooperates... >

… the the Trump appointee Special Counsel assigned to his investigation. >

He is such a pig. >

I first misread the headline as meaning that Trump was bashing Melania as his Trump-hating wife. Funny how poor reading comprehension can increase the accuracy of a Trump rant. >

I also had the same misread. >

The amount of times he refers to himself in the third person is just gross. The fact that people read and listen to what he says and like it makes them just as bad. JFC, what a pathetic loser. >

Will he please just shut up >

In my view these comments are intend to intimidate/influence the special prosecutor, which would be a violation of 18 U.S. Code § 1503 >

Call me crazy but these republican role models like trump don't appear to comport well with the Boy Scout Oath and Scout Rules, or stuff Jesus said, or things my parents taught me like the golden rule. Crazy, I know. >

Trump must be feeling the heat. >

But it's cool for Clarence Thomas to rule on election related cases when his wife is an open lunatic and Biden hater? STFU ya ❄️ >

So the counsel is keeping a record of all these personal attacks right? >

and you have a Very Unspecial Counsel, a Vicious Thug by the name of Jack Smith, who is married to a Total Dog, a so-called "Trump Hater", I've never even heard of anything so horrible, these people and their names, "Never Trump," "Trump Hater," and they're all Radical Left Democrats and RINOs who hate our Country, they hate our Flag.  these people should be in Jail.  what they're doing is Highly Partisan and Incredibly Disrespectful to your Favorite President. don't forget, everybody said we'd never get out of Afghanistan, but I did it, very strongly, made a Perfect Deal ok, Absolutely Perfect, but then the Election was Stolen from me, and from all of you too, remember that, and then Sleepy Joe blew it, he turned it into a Complete and Total Disaster, the likes of which we've never seen before in this Country.  under Trump we had many many millions and billions of dollars all coming in, I did Tariffs, which China paid for, they paid for it, we had a lot, I sold many many Arms, Saudi Arabia, MBS as they like to call him, he bought a lot of Fighter Jets, but now we're going broke, the Radical Left wants to Takedown our Military and wants to Destroy our Beautiful Peace that we had under President Trump.  but there are people, some very strong people and Great Patriots who won't let that happen, believe me.  we'll be seeing what's happening, probably in a couple of weeks. >

The “couple of weeks” was the chef’s kiss. 
👌 >

So, if it’s the same time-table as his health care plan then that means it’s NEVER going to happen. Good to know…. >

Funny this was a few days ago. I went and checked his truth account dude says so much crazy shit no one even pays attention to him anymore. I finally get the feeling Trump is done and he knows it. >

Is he still here? >

Whatever happened to "Very fine people, on both sides"? >

Our last special counsel was a long-time FBI director with decades of experience in the top cases. We were told for two years... trust him.. trust him.... he REALLY cares about Justice.
I don't know Jack Smith, but until he shows me otherwise, I'm operating under the belief that the same thing that's happened for the past 6 years will continue to happen. Rich, powerful people don't face consequences in this country. We should know that now.
At worst... and I mean.... if the sky falls down.... Trump will get a fine, and maybe some underlings will go to a minimum security prison for a few months. That's the maximum, IMO. >

Well one underling is going to Riker's Island for a few months, which i gather is a hellhole.
The made men up top (Meadows, Graham, Cruz, Trump, Jordan, McCarthy, Thomas) are getting protected.  Those stupid enough to serve them are gonna get tossed overboard; notice how John Eastman is getting set up to take the fall? >

to the Special Counsel or is he talking about Melania... >

Slap a couple of counts of attempts to intimidation and threats. >

Proud Boys love sniffing trumps granny panties. >

This is some four ply shit. So people should only be investigated by people who like them? Absolutely soft serve. >

The look of fear in his eyes is memorable. >

He’s been doing this for the past two weeks. Hasn’t hurt him before, why should it now? >

Just. Go. Away. POS. >

Clarence Thomas and his wife.....We're talking Supreme Court. >

He hates you just like everyone else you pompous piece of shit. >

I don't think Jack Smith is losing any sleep over this.  People forget he was previously working for the Hague investigating war crimes.  He knows his way around prosecuting politically powerful people. >

Poor Donnie Dumb-Dumb.  He'll be screaming witch hunt as the whirlpool of the toilet he's circling in makes that giant sucking sound and silences him for good. >

Indict already >

li'l Don just proposed that PoC should be immune to investigation by racist cops >

The biggest fuck up to American politics since R.R, just with zero charisma and zero competence. >

Really smart idea to personally attack the guy who’s gonna be responsible for pressing criminal charges against you. Just brilliant. Did he learn that strategy at Wharton? >

Please flush the toilet, this turd has been floating in view for far too long. >

I’d think that he might(or might not be surprised) to learn that there are a lot of serial Trump Haters. What a jackass >

Is there a bigger compliment in the world than Trump hating you? >

I wish we could Krazy Glue his lips together. He is sickening. I don't understand why his lungs haven't collapsed yet. He never comes up for air. Just incessant yapping. >

He's trying to get this guy killed.  "Terrorist", "thug", etc.  To his rabid mentally unwell supporters this is a call to arms >

The more he complains and protests about the “big meanie”, the more you know he’s hiding stuff. >

It will so nice when we, at some point, no longer need to look at him in the news, and listen to his bullshit. >

He says “trump hater” like it’s a bad thing. 
I see it as a prerequisite. >

Donny 3rd grader with another 3rd grade shitpost. His diaper must be full again. >

Republicans on trump - investigating boxes of missing documents and obstruction is not a priority.
Republicans on Biden - investigating a few found documents after fully cooperating is a priority.
Prosecute both to the fullest extent of the law, let's see who goes to jail. >

How can ANYone stand being in the same room with this insufferable man-baby?  .  .
and don’t say money because he keeps it and leaves everyone who orbits him with a trashed reputation that no amount of money will help.
I defy any trump supporter reading this to explain how he is the victim of so many plots against him and why there is always some kind of corrupt individual who took advantage of him and that it’s not really his fault.
The mantra he sings is essentially “I’m a victim, you’re a victim wouldn’t ya like to be a victim too”
(this jackwagon has me quoting friggen Dr Pepper so I guess that make me. victim) >

I defy any ~~trump~~ Dr. Pepper supporter reading this to explain how they drink that stuff. >

Good point, I thought it was just a break cleaner >

He still does not listen to his attorney's and keep his mouth shut. Just wait. It will all crash. >

Who cares
What this rapist says >

We should stop paying attention to this fat turd. Outrage and attention is what fuels him. If no one cares about what he says, he’ll prob seep back into his orange cesspool. >

Jesus business insider with the crap headlines helping Trump do his thing.
I miss the days when news reporting was held accountable. >

I am over 50 and I don't recall ever seeing those days. >

There was a law that got struck down in the 90s, blanking on the name. But it meant you could be held accountable for yellow journalism. 
The GOP got rid of it.
Same age as you, call me Pepperidge farm because I remember. >

The Fairness Doctrine abolished by the FCC in 1987. >

That's it. >

Trump is scared! He's backed into a corner, loosing court battles left and right. And now even his statements are being used as evidence in the sedition cases against the Proud Boys. I'm willing to bet that his diaper pail, at Mara Lago, is being emptied several times a day! >


loosing

I'll allow it.