Employee number 5 bears a strong resemblance to John Wayne Gacy. ---Funny, that.The people who are voting in the primaries will make that decision.
Why do you hate democracy?
Employee number 5 bears a strong resemblance to John Wayne Gacy. ---Funny, that.The people who are voting in the primaries will make that decision.
Why do you hate democracy?
The people who are voting in the primaries will make that decision.
Why do you hate democracy?
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Employee number 5 bears a strong resemblance to John Wayne Gacy. ---Funny, that.
Nikki Haley has already dropped out of the race , and yet this happen.....
and I was told I would be so tired of winning..
'Major red flag': Trump struggles in Georgia counties where primary voters choose Haley
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Georgia's primary election Tuesday secured for President Joe Biden enough delegates to win the Democratic nomination but showed signs of trouble ahead for former President Donald Trump, experts said.
Trump easily secured the state with 84.3 of the vote as of 10 p.m. but he was barely above 50 percent in the Atlanta-area Fulton and DeKalb counties, according to New York Times projections.
The rest of those votes went to former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley — even though she's already dropped out of the Republican presidential race. As of 10 p.m. she had secured 45 percent of the vote in Dekalb County and 39 percent in Fulton County, according to the new York Times.
"This is BIG!" wrote GOP political consultant and Lincoln Project co-founder Mike Madrid on X. "Trump's problems in the suburbs continue in Georgia."
Legal and political commentator Bradley Moss concurred.
"In a race where Haley already dropped out," he wrote. "That’s a major red flag for Trump."
only redneck morons who have never been at school are still going to vote for stinky.
He has requested immunity as these "cases" are fixed. I don't think he requested immunity on the documents "case" though. Pay attention.
This is the DOJ messing up
They didn't allow any time for court maneuvering or delays......They were to greedy and wanted the trial all to happen in 2024...These cases should have been brought in 2022 or 2023
They waited until 2024 because the purpose was not to litigate the case but to tie up Trump from campaigning.and break his bank.
They didn't realize that a busy Trump keeps him off of social media where he pisses everyone off.....He is to busy to tweet at 3am....and it might be the reason he wins....They forced Trump into a basement strategy
It's a good argument. ----all avenues need to be worked to stop this braggadocio kangaron court from proceeding.Explain this to us....
'This is weird': Trump's new argument in hush money case baffles legal expert
Former President Donald Trump has filed a motion in his hush money case that one legal expert is calling "weird."
Trump's Monday filing in New York City criminal court — where he stands accused of falsifying business records to pay off Stormy Daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election — shows he plans to present an advice-of-counsel defense, court records show.
"Trump's legal argument is his intent can never meet the requisite criminal threshold by virtue of the fact that lawyers were involved," explained attorney Bradley Moss, dubbing it an, "'I gave orders, I assume the lawyers do everything lawfully, I am now covered'" argument.
In the filing, Trump's attorneys Susan Necheles and Todd Blanche alert Judge Juan Merchan that their client indeed lacked intent because his lawyers were involved in the exchanges at the heart of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's case.
But they also admit that their advice-of-counsel defense — which typically argues that a defendant was misled by legal advice — will not run the normal course in court.
"At the outset, we emphasize that there is a marked difference between the commonly referred to 'advice-of-counsel' defense; and the defense that President Trump expects to raise at trial," the attorneys write.
"While President Trump intends to elicit evidence concerning the presence, involvement and advice of lawyers in relevant events giving rise to the charges in the Indictment, he does not intend to assert a formal advice-of-counsel defense."
Such a defense would require Trump to prove he told his lawyers everything, sought and received advice that his actions were legal, and relied on their advice "in good faith," the lawyers write.
Because this will not be a formal defense, the attorneys argue they are allowed to skip the requirement that they give prosecutors the basic details.
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