Trumpite Americans, when will you finally acknowledge your leader is a joke?

Grand Jury Subpoenas Could End Trump’s Plans for Truth Social

I’m the Last Bottle of Ketchup at Mar-a-Lago and I Live in a State of Constant Fear
Tiny hands may struggle to open a bottle, but they are more than capable of toppling a democracy.

Trump had 'Cats' and 'Phantom of the Opera' played to soothe him, a new book claims

Who the fuck is soothed by Andrew Lloyd Webber? His songs are maddening. They circle and circle and circle but never actually go anywhere.

Like Trump's finances.

Someone went back and checked his notes.

'Donald's' Mental Health Is 'Deteriorating' Even More Under Attacks, Says Mary Trump
Reports that he's attempting to influence witnesses is a sign of desperation, she said, and that he is grossly "overestimating" his hold on power.

So we finally know how the secret service (SS is an appropriate abbreviation we find out) will protect cheeto hitler if he ever goes to jail. Those traitorous assholes will hopefully be in jail with him for trying to over5throw the US government with him, and protect him from prosecution.



They all belong in prison. If they ever start the revolution we hang them like the Nazis they all are.

It's going to be a lot longer than we thought, it seems.

Isn't it great to hear the Trumpistas whining about the lack of "supporters" on the Jan 6 committee? It happened because Trump, speaking through the craven, chickenshit, toady Kevin McCarthy refused to name any of fellow Trumpistas to the committee. It's a strategic mistake right up there with the Soviet Union skipping the U.N. meeting where the Security Council authorized military force against North Korea.
Slightly off-topic one of MSNBC's legal experts pointed out that the Federal Statute under which Steve Bannon was convicted specifies a minimum of 30 days to maximum of one year "in jail". The implication being that Bannon could do whatever time he gets hit with in the D.C. lockup instead of Club Fed. After a few weeks in that calaboose, he might not think his strategy was all that great.

Interesting article from the NY Times about the Trump attempts to overthrow the Georgia results. Prosecutor Willis has a history of prosecuting RICO cases and this certainly would seem to be a perfect fit and a textbook definition of "conspiracy." However, this in particular caught my eye:
Mr. Eisen said that Georgia law was more narrowly applicable to the conduct of the former president, notably through statutes like “Criminal solicitation to commit election fraud.” Additionally, the state’s racketeering laws are more expansive than the federal version, Mr. Eisen said, with “a much broader set of predicate acts” that “gives a prosecutor more leeway than a federal prosecutor charging RICO would have.”

Given Ms. Willis’s history, Mr. Eisen said, “she’s clearly going to charge this as a RICO case.” If she does, he added, it “is very likely to be one of the most important criminal RICO cases ever brought in United States history.”

Shouldn’t have.

Judge threw it out against all those who refused to settle.

https://twitter.com/erikwemple/status/1552103626860072962?s=21&t=69N_o8Mdxu92E76HaahCKA

It is good for nick that there is not some easy name search function that would show any future employer how much he loves to make bullshit civil lawsuits and make trouble for non-white people. I would imagine that hiring managers would chopstick his resume into the trash with ten foot poles if that were the case.

Looks like the RNC has figured it out.

@Demiurge posted that already in one of the other multiple Trump obsession threads. What's to stop them from changing their minds after the midterms and why are they even paying his legal fees in the first place?

If the RNC does follow through and stop his legal bills look for another Trump appeal to his cult followers based on the claim that "they stole the election and now they've bought off the Republican party!" (so gimme, gimme, gimme). I'm convinced that his cult is slowly shrinking but, it's still big enough to generate a lot of $. Would he be willing to torpedo the Republicans by running for president as an independent? Does anyone think he wouldn't?

One of two things will happen, (A) He starts badmouthing the RNC which runs the risk of exposing his grift or (B) he shuts up and decides not to run and then later on starts badmouthing the RNC once the dust settles.

I hope he keeps using Rudy as his lawyer.
Oh, wait, he lost his license.

Discovery will be delicious.

Ivana Trump buried near first tee at Trump National Golf Club
"New Jersey law exempts land used for cemetery purposes from income, sales and use taxes. The Ivana Trump burial site at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster likely delivers a huge tax break," says Phoebe Wall Howard, a writer for Detroit Free Press and USA Today. "Business and inheritance taxes are exempt, too," Howard said in a later Tweet. "Also, cemetery property is exempt from sale for collection of judgments."

It’s hard to believe New Jersey law would be so poorly written as to exempt the entire parcel. But if it is, this is quintessential Trump. Though how he got permission to bury her there — she was his ex, after all — I don’t know.

What a giant piece of semi-human shaped garbage.

And yet there are still some anti-anti-Trumpers out there that pop up any time some criticism is leveled… ‘But, but… Hillary! BOTH SIDES! Emails! WOKE! Vince Foster! BENGAZI!’

One can hope.

With Biden's approval ratings, that would be a huge saving grace for him.

Twitter thread by a tax researcher on it. Spoiler alert, it’s a trifecta of tax breaks. https://twitter.com/ebharrington/status/1553533320469905409?s=21&t=fvFQqbVvtpWdEGMqbNyiGQ

Oh, the kids. Of course,