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Yeah, I'm more sick of that being our reality. It would be great if anything actually happened to refute it.
That fucking mouth will cost him his Liberty, there is not a judge alive that will put up with his histrionics. Well, maybe Roberts, and, Alito, and... >

I can't even imagine if he is charged. His entire life he has abused civil litigation and Congressional processes and has lied, intimidated witnesses, bashed judges, prosecutors, and officials.
Those antics aren't going to help him facing a criminal trial. His lawyers will have an absolutely gargantuan task trying to keep him from incriminating himself further. It's going to be a complete circus.
You mention SCOTUS, but even they are sick of his shtick and have swatted down virtually every case associated with him. I doubt they are going to want anything to do with a state prosecution. >

Here is a question.  Based on his history and ties to other countries, does he get out on bond or will he be deemed a flight risk?  Maybe he just surrenders his passports? >

If charged, arraignment will be crucial to deciding his pre-trial situation. He could be placed under home confinement, or released on bond.
I'm no lawyer and am not certain - but I'd imagine he'd be a flight risk in any case and could be arrested and extradited if he tried. The secret service detail and interest under multiple criminal investigations will make it very difficult for him to do anything undetected. >

I would like to see him in home confinement, I would LOVE to see him wearing an ankle monitor. >

I want to see him IN JAIL where he's belonged for decades. >

Eating nutriloaf and pissing in a cell with 4 other guys. >


and pissing in a cell with 4 other guys.

If that happens they will all be from his Secret Service detail.  Is that still acceptable? >

Can we assign the Secret Service members who helped plan and covered for him on January 6th? >

I don't know, but I agree it would be appropriate. >

There's nothing tRump hates more than having a strong, edcuated, black woman coming after him. The fact that he hasn't come up with a demeaning name to mock Fani Willis speaks volumes about how scared he is of her and the impending indictments. >

He really doesn't seem to have his heart in it. Whith a name like fani it should be easy. Fani is what the British call pussy so maybe Willie's fanny >

And here in the US fanny means "ass" and I am absolutely 100% positive that Trump has had his device torn from his tiny hands on several occasions prior to posting a blatantly racist insult about DA Willis's shape. >

Ivanka probably bribes him to let her review his social media posts by letting him have her used underwear or something. >

How do I delete this comment >

How do I delete the mental imagery? >


The Georgia Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act recognizes that if violations of individual criminal statutes by a single person are bad, an enterprise that repeatedly violates the law is worse and should be subject to additional sanction. 

Some former prosecutors like Renato Mariotti have said that the RICO route would be a much heavier lift for the prosecution, so will be interesting to see what they do >

Federal RICO would be difficult, yes.  But the Georgia RICO act is more broad and can include even the loosest solicitations and conspiracies. >

Imagine him in orange. He's gonna be all the same color. >

He's gonna lose that "tan" and hopefully that stupid hairpiece too. >

I wonder if we'll get a mug shot. >

Can't wait. Game of darts, anyone? >

Urinal target >

That’ll be his headstone.
^Seriously, ^it’ll ^need ^added ^security. ^The ^line ^will ^be ^massive. >

Nah, setup a ticket booth. >

Melania and his kids probably will. They won’t let the chance to make a buck pass them by. After all, they learned from Don the Con himself. >

So he's going to have his ashes "buried" and displayed off the tee box on one of his properties as a tax write off. I could see them moving it closer to the exterior wall where itll be shaped like the border wall but you can glory hole him with piss through the slats. I'd pay for that. >

This is a rather lengthy article and quite comprehensive.  Below are the topics covered which are quite interesting, imo.  Indictment(s) soon, very soon according to multiple media outlets and CREW
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Since Willis began her investigation, target letters have reportedly been sent to Trump, his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, as well as up to 18 others, including some or all of the 16 fake electors, notifying them that they are targets of the investigation. Meanwhile, the special purpose grand jury has reportedly heard testimony from crucial witnesses, including Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, former national security advisor Michael Flynn, Senator Lindsey Graham, former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson, and former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows.

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Possible Crimes
Election related crimes:
Non-election related crimes:
RICO crimes:
Empaneling a separate grand jury
Right to speedy trial
Potential defenses raised by Donald Trump >

'Election related crimes'
'Non election related crimes'
So between the two that's just 'crimes'... >

A crime sandwich,  the secret ingredient is..... crime! >

New and Improved with 50% More Crime!!! >

At Aperture Science, our crimes commit crimes. That's 67.7% more crime per crime >

The solution? "BANG" AND THE CRIME IS GONE! >

Trump is always going to be indicted 'soon'.  Been that way for years now.  I think these people don't really know what 'soon' means...... >

Your cynicism is well deserved.  I share it as frustration has been in high orbit during and since Trump's presidency.  This time however, I do believe it will result in indictment(s) and soon.  The criminality by Trump cannot be denied with hard evidence that isn't subject to interpretations or proof difficulties for particular laws.  
Willis has been straight up throughout and has never teased to date. >

Nonetheless, I still feel like we continue to remain in the Lucy-Football-Charlie Brown reality on this subject. >

I agree. My guess is he'll get another civil fine and have to issue a public apology which he won't do but will instead instigate more nazi's to be more racist or something and won't get charged for not doing or something "so he learns his lesson" or some crap like that... >

These would be felony indictments against him personally, so there's no chance of civil penalties. 
Those previous civil penalties were only because the previous cases were against the Trump Organization LLC, one was a civil case with no possibility of a criminal penalty and the other was a criminal case but because you can't send a corporation to jail the sentence was a fine. >


because you can't send a corporation to jail

why not though? if corporations are people that have free speech rights, then their CEOs and Board of Executives can go to prison >

It's even more than that, corporations are people who can act out the religious bigotry of their CEO (hobby lobby decision). >

How about now, now is good. >

First young thug now trump. Who’s next? >

Hopefully Eric and Don Jr. >

Kushner. >

Will believe it when I see it. >

Enough with soon. Do it or don’t. Shit or get off the fuckin pot >

I’ll believe it when I see it >

Don't tell me what it will look like; show it to me. >

Maybe the reporter can quickly get a job in law enforcement. >

Throw his Russian ass in prison for good. >

And then never mention his name again. The worse punishment in the world would be that nobody is talking about him, nobody is saying his name, nobody thinks about him. He so desperately needs publicity and attention and relevance. Let him sit in prison knowing that everyone has forgotten about him and there’s not a damn thing he can do about it. >

Sad it takes a local prosecutor because Garland is too chickenshit to do it. >

GA is better because there is no governor’s pardon in GA… >

Seriously?!? This is the best news I've heard, like, ever. >

I remember when I still had hope upon hearing "soon", many, many moons ago >

For 900 mooches have I heard "soon"... >

Reminds me of Hand Banana's promise to neighbor Carl.
"soon...🌝" >

That's great, but I don't care until it actually happens.  It's all just useless pontificating until there is an actual indictment with actual charges for which he will actually have to answer. >

Don’t you get sick of spouting defeatist propaganda?