Video: Trump Lawyers Told to Expect an Indictment on Charges Related to Jan. 6
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Not a good day to be a bottle of ketchup at Mar-a-Lago.
Which means they were told an indictment is imminent.
— Slava Ukrayini! (@aagcobb1) July 27, 2023
As has been noted by several here, Trump always conflates himself with the “country.” So he means an indictment would destroy him personally.
‘Soon’, ‘imminent’… the only one that bothered me was ‘if and when’.
DeSantis: Slavery history revisionist; vengeful loser vs LGBTQ, Disney, Bud-Lite, Woke, Diversity & libs; book/teaching bans; abortion & female health bans; fake-Christian rants; antisemitic & racist acceptance; worsening of FL major problems (inflat’n/hurricane recovery/ins)
— Kathy Fineman 🟧🟦🌈💙🇺🇸📚☘️ (@kathleenfineman) July 27, 2023
re: #4 Barefoot Grin
As has been noted by several here, Trump always conflates himself with the “country.” So he means an indictment would destroy him personally.
Further destroy him personally.
The target letter was a very polite way of saying you’re about to get indicted. Having defense team visit prosecutors and telling them in person that an indictment is imminent is another polite way of saying you’re getting indicted.
It’s not something most defendants get to experience.
Most defendants get arrested and perp walked without the notifications and pleasantries exchanged beforehand.
Trump continues to get a white glove service for felony conduct that sought to end democracy in America. Trump isn’t being treated like any other defendant. He’s being treated with kid gloves and benefits from his wealth and power and former position as POTUS.
Indictments are essential to defending the rule of law.
Trump and right wing fascists want to claim otherwise.
re: #7 wrenchwench
Further destroy him personally.
He is gonna walk away from all this. Only the people associated with himn are going to suffer
re: #6 Captain Ron
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At this rate, I fully expect DeSantis to invite the “Unite the Right” folks out of Charlottesville to hold their next rally in Florida.
It appears we’ve stumbled upon the ontological paradox of inflation, where the anticipated conditions are simultaneously the cause and effect. Perhaps Hegel might have called this the Inflationary Dialectic… https://t.co/LlTtjrFRrt
— Common_Ends🏗️ (@Common_Ends) July 27, 2023
re: #6 Captain Ron
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Courses: “The Holocaust which never was,” “Vaccines, are they merely worthless, or were they designed to kill billions,” and “The common sense evidence of a flat earth ‘scientists’ don’t want you to hear.”
re: #3 No Malarkey!
Trump’s lawyers aren’t telling him everything.
There’s still a few nuggets to be found in my locked down Twitter account:
— Jason Isbell (@JasonIsbell) July 26, 2023
Reindicted and he feels so bad
Reindicted and he’s oh so mad
He’s throwing a fit
Ketchup stains yeah that’s it
We all are so excited ‘cause he’s reindicted, hey, hey
re: #13 darthstar
Trump’s lawyers aren’t telling him everything.
And what they are telling him he’s mostly not listening to.
re: #3 No Malarkey!
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Trump confirms his attorneys met with the special counsel “explaining in detail that I did nothing wrong, was advised by many lawyers, and that an Indictment of me would only further destroy our Country.” He says no notice of a pending indictment. (Though the target letter is… pic.twitter.com/g50mYDXPgK
— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) July 27, 2023
Explaining in detail….
After which smith said “so”?
Twitter is such complete garbage now. My For You page is flooded with rightwing MAGA assholes.
Karl Rove SLAMS RFK Jr.
“He defends Russia in Ukraine, it’s all Ukraine’s fault Russia invaded them and killing its people.
I mean, this guy’s a nut.”pic.twitter.com/ykPXBkURSL— Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) July 27, 2023
Meanwhile in Georgia … https://t.co/6BeHD4C8w3
— Mueller, She Wrote (@MuellerSheWrote) July 27, 2023
re: #19 Joe Bacon ✅
is it just me or is Rove starting to look more like Rush Limbaugh every day, perhaps its just a GOP archetype….
re: #11 BeenHereAwhile
It appears we’ve stumbled upon the ontological paradox of inflation, where the anticipated conditions are simultaneously the cause and effect. Perhaps Hegel might have called this the Inflationary Dialectic…
It just reminds us that capitalism is as much as system of belief as it is an economic system.
The very concept of currency is based on a collective belief that these pieces of metal, paper and electronic chits are going to be redeemable for a certain value in the future.
re: #20 No Malarkey!
Looks like they could be pretty easily jumped over. What’s the point?
— Amanda Jo 💙 (@imamandajo) July 27, 2023
re: #18 GlutenFreeJesus
Twitter is such complete garbage now. My For You page is flooded with rightwing MAGA assholes.
Mine isn’t because I muted all who showed up awhile ago and so far it’s fine.
We can have prison games in His honor: INDICTUS
re: #5 wrenchwench
‘Soon’, ‘imminent’… the only one that bothered me was ‘if and when’.
Down the road a ways I’ve heard say
A new day’s coming on
Where the women folks are friendly
And the law leaves you alone
I’ll believe it when I see it
And I haven’t seen it yet
Don’t mind me just keep on talking
I’m just looking for my hat
… There ain’t no God in Mexico
Ain’t no way to understand
How that border crossing feeling
Makes a fool out of a man
If I’d never felt the sunshine
Hell, I would not curse the rain
If my feet could fit a railroad track
I guess I’d been a train
-Billy Joe Shaver-
re: #27 Hecuba’s daughter
Mine isn’t because I muted all who showed up awhile ago and so far it’s fine.
I block them, because merely muting them doesn’t feel like enough.
re: #25 Eclectic Cyborg
Looks like they could be pretty easily jumped over. What’s the point?
You forget how old and fat the typical MAGAt is.
re: #22 piratedan
is it just me or is Rove starting to look more like Rush Limbaugh every day, perhaps its just a GOP archetype….
With a dollop of Ken Starr mixed in.
re: #30 No Malarkey!
I block them, because merely muting them doesn’t feel like enough.
I prefer mute so, if interested, I can easily see their comments in a thread. Elon Musk was one of my first mutes.
re: #25 Eclectic Cyborg
Looks like they could be pretty easily jumped over. What’s the point?
Just so they can clearly define the no-go zone beyond which protestors cannot (legally) pass, like the barricades at the Capitol…
re: #32 Barefoot Grin
With a dollop of Ken Starr mixed in.
At least Rove remains your traditional neo-con, rather than a Putin fan.
Happy Indictment Expectation Day to all who celebrate.
re: #36 jaunte
Happy Indictment Expectation Day to all who celebrate.
No corks popped until it’s official.
re: #27 Hecuba’s daughter
Mine isn’t because I muted all who showed up awhile ago and so far it’s fine.
One week after getting a Twitter account in 2009, I locked mine down to following only.
And culled the ones that slid into stupid.
It took about 3-4 years to assemble an initial informative agragrate - now up to 400+ following - some of which are no longer active and have gone on to other things - and am still picking & choosing. Don’t read Twitter everyday, cause I don’t need to.
Like mastodon (the clunkiness reminds me of usenet) and thanks to Charles am enjoying the slickness of Bluesky as well.
Boo Hoo you lying weasel!
Conservative cries bitter tears after Trump allies admit election lies: ‘It was all BS’
Conservative broadcaster Steve Deace complained bitterly that Donald Trump’s allies admitted to lies about the election that he helped spread.
The BlazeTV host initially opposed Trump in 2016 and then claimed to leave the Republican Party after his first choice, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), called for unity behind the reality TV star-turned GOP standard bearer, but by 2020 he was promoting Trump’s election lies and raising money for the “Stop the Steal” movement — much to his belated chagrin.
“We are going to the mattresses for these people, we are offering them more accommodations, more chances, than we’d offer our own family members, for goodness sake,” Deace said, “and for what? For Rudy Giuliani to go down to Georgia and admit that he lied? Have Jason Miller tell the Jan. 6 commission, ‘Yeah, we all knew it was BS?’ What is this?
“Some of you don’t like it when I use the cult word. When you like being treated like a schmuck, and ask for more, that is a cult. ‘I’m the mark, I’m the sucker, I want to be such and I resent the person who tries to get me out of that.’ Those are marks of groupthink, frankly.”
“How many people in this audience sent money to ‘Stop the Steal’ three years ago?” Deace continued. “How many shows did I waste your time talking about this three years ago? How many? I still have not recovered. Between election fraud and COVID, I probably have the lowest Facebook following of any major show in this industry. I will routinely post things on Facebook and get, like, two or three comments. It’s, like, Facebook is like, ‘We won’t ban you because you’ll whine about it and generate a bunch of publicity, so we’ll just make it so no one sees your material at all.”
“Why?” he added. “Because I went to the mattresses on COVID and the election fraud issue, only to have Rudy Giuliani say, ‘Yeah, I was lying,’ and Jason Miller say, ‘Oh, we knew it was all BS.’”
BlazeTV host Steve Deace: “When you like being treated like a schmuck, and ask for more, that is a cult … I went to the mattresses on COVID and the election fraud issue, only to have Rudy Giuliani say, ‘Yeah. I was lying.’ And Jason Miller say, ‘Oh, we knew it was all BS.’” pic.twitter.com/Vw07ufYdkJ
— Brendan Karet (@bad_takes) July 27, 2023
Trust @jim_jordan inside a locker room? Many @OhioState wrestlers might disagree. What does he know? Would he plead the 5th? #JimJordan would attack any #democrat under the same shadow. Attack him. Make him answer questions. If he doesn’t- imply #guilt. That’s what Jim would do. pic.twitter.com/QALtc9MVg1
— Big Rick (@bigrickinjersey) July 27, 2023
I will never advocate violence, torture, or wish great personal pain and suffering on another human.
But I want Chump to go through things. Many things.
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re: #40 Joe Bacon ✅
If this shithead didn’t know they were all lying, he’s even dimmer than he appears. Of course he knew. He’s only angry now because they copped to it.
re: #38 Eclectic Cyborg
No corks popped until it’s official.
Well, Popehat was recording his podcast this afternoon, so I expect the indictments should drop any minute now.
re: #45 Charles Johnson
He knew. They all knew.
Another Republican CRASS Act…cursing out Congressional pages…
Punchbowl News’ Jake Sherman reports that Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-WI) “cursed out” the pages on Wednesday night when they were taking photos in the Capitol Rotunda.
According to Sherman’s sources, he called the pages “lazy sh-ts” and told them to “get the f—k up” instead of sitting around and taking photos during what was their last week working at the Capitol.
What’s more, reports Sherman, this is not the first time that the Wisconsin Republican has gone on a tirade in front of children.
“Van Orden has a history of public outbursts toward minors,” he writes. “He once got into it with a library page in Wisconsin over an LGBTQ book display during Pride Month. He said he would make whoever put the display up pay for it. He later checked out all the books.”
NEW: Wisconsin GOP Rep. @derrickvanorden cursed out a group of high-school aged pages Wed. night in the Capitol.
He called them lazy shits bc they were in the Rotunda taking pictures on the floor. He told them to get the fuck up.
It’s the pages’ last week…— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) July 27, 2023
re: #41 Captain Ron
We know from the data that the largest group of child rape and assault comes from Christian pastors and priests (and every church argues against proposed laws to make them mandatory reporters of child sexual abuse, which is why only Guam, Rhode Island, and West Virginia have such laws), followed by Republican politicians.
“Parent,” “teacher,” “LGBT+,” and “drag queen” are insignificant in comparison to churches and Republicans.
re: #45 Charles Johnson
If this shithead didn’t know they were all lying, he’s even dimmer than he appears. Of course he knew. He’s only angry now because they copped to it.
Deace is a conservative, therefore he lies. He is lying about this too.
Greg Abbott, Texas GOP busy protecting students from libraries:
Booksellers sue over Texas law requiring them to rate books for appropriateness
Two Texas bookstores and three national bookseller associations file suit over House Bill 900, which requires private booksellers to rate books on appropriateness, and bans “sexually explicit” material from libraries.
texastribune.org
American Booksellers Association:
“…simply from a pragmatic standpoint, abiding by these strict guidelines would almost be impossible — resulting in access to far fewer books than in the past. Most vendors (other than publishers) are not content creators and rely on professional reviews and information provided by publishers to describe and categorize the books they sell — they can’t read every book and they do not have the expertise to rate books. “bookweb.org
A bookseller interviewed about Texas HB900 on NPR noted also that it is written to be retroactive, and involves books already sold to libraries.
I’m guessing next week.
JUST IN: A deputy clerk at US Dist Court in DC says no indictments were returned today and none are expected for remainder of the day.
— Josh Gerstein (@joshgerstein) July 27, 2023
re: #48 Joe Bacon ✅
Non-paywalled site (Wisconsin Examiner, July 27, 2023)
Report: Van Orden curses out group of teenage congressional pages
Yeah, dipshyte, you don’t care about soldiers neither then nor now. That isn’t even a lame excuse.
Wisconsin Republican Rep. Derrick Van Orden cursed out a group of high school-aged congressional pages for taking pictures on the floor of the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday night, Punchbowl News reported Thursday.
Congressional pages work for the House of Representatives and Senate carrying and delivering legislative materials and assisting lawmakers during floor debates. The pages who Van Orden yelled at were taking the photos during their last week on the job.
Punchbowl News reporter Jake Sherman reported that while the pages were on the floor, Van Orden, using several expletives, called them lazy and told them to get off the floor.
Van Orden told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that he thought the pages were being disrespectful by lying on the floor because the Capitol rotunda was used as a field hospital during the Civil War.
“I would think that I’d be terribly disrespectful to lay on the grave of a soldier that died fighting for freedom,” he said.
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re: #54 No Malarkey!
Waiting for the barriers to be put up in case Trump’s Twits want to come to town again…
Won’t stop that Pulpit Pimp from lying.
We challenge Christian nationalist Rick Green to provide actual evidence that supports this assertion: “I can give you clause after clause after clause in the Constitution [that came] direct from scripture.” pic.twitter.com/jcSOhZI3up
— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) July 26, 2023
Guess Who is defending Cuckoo For Cocoa Puffs RFK Jr!
Marjorie Taylor Greene defended RFK Jr.’s claim that “Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese” people are “most immune” to COVID-19:
“The Democrats are outraged at Bobby Kennedy” for “talking about the very real possibility that COVID-19 could have been engineered to target people by race.” pic.twitter.com/kE91Ndva5Q— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) July 26, 2023
Nebraska Examiner, yesterday
Nebraska lawmakers urge Nebraska AG to clarify stance on reproductive health privacy
“Letter from nine state lawmakers follows recent letter by Attorney General Mike Hilgers opposing a proposed federal expansion of reproductive health privacy”
LINCOLN — Nine state lawmakers urged Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers in a letter Wednesday to clarify his stance on reproductive health privacy and medical autonomy.
Their letter comes one month after Hilgers joined a group of state attorneys general to oppose a federal rule change that would expand protections for reproductive health information.
[My tax dollars at work trying to violate women’s and medical providers’ privacy]
State Sens. Machaela Cavanaugh, Megan Hunt, Danielle Conrad, Jen Day, John Cavanaugh, George Dungan, John Fredrickson, Carol Blood and Jane Raybould penned the letter, which said the state has an “unfortunate history” of prosecuting women and health care providers for pregnancy outcomes.
Citing recent abortion-related prosecutions in Norfolk and Hilgers’ efforts against the federal expansion of HIPAA privacy, the senators said they have “grave” and “serious concerns” about the role of law enforcement and prosecutors in investigating and charging women and providers for reproductive care.
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re: #54 No Malarkey!
I’m guessing next week.
JUST IN: A deputy clerk at US Dist Court in DC says no indictments were returned today and none are expected for remainder of the day.
DOJ probably expanding scope of indictment(s) based on profers made during meeting by Trump’s attorneys.
re: #57 Joe Bacon ✅
“The House of Representatives shall be composed of Members chosen every second Year by the People of the several States, and the Electors in each State shall have the Qualifications requisite for Electors of the most numerous Branch of the State Legislature. And seven priests shall bear seven trumpets of rams’ horns before the ark of the Electors.”
re: #60 BeenHereAwhile
DOJ probably expanding scope of indictment(s) based on profers made during meeting by Trump’s attorneys.
Why would Trump attorneys be making any proffers? Certainly attorneys representing Eastman, Giuliani, etc would likely be doing so. But there is nothing Trump can offer.
re: #55 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Ummm, they didn’t bury the soldiers there anyway. There are no graves. If you can’t lie down in a hospital because someone might have died in that bed, we’re all in trouble.
re: #63 calochortus
Ummm, they didn’t bury the soldiers there anyway. There are no graves. If you can’t lie down in a hospital because someone might have died in that bed, we’re all in trouble.
Because he had to lie. Conservatives are compelled to lie. He can’t tell the truth on this: He wants to exercise power over teenagers because he can.
re: #64 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Because he had to lie. Conservatives are compelled to lie. He can’t tell the truth on this: He wants to exercise power over teenagers because he can.
But of course he does.
Damn. No indictment today.
I already had a great meme ready, too.
Omaha Democratic city council member jailed for corruption. (Municipal elections are ostensibly non-partisan in Nebraska, but party memberships are usually known.)
‘I hate seeing that empty seat’: South Omaha looks to move on after Palermo’s rise, fall (Flatwater Free Press, yesterday)
[The difference between the parties being Democrats move quickly to eject criminals while Republicans elevate them.]
An email that landed in Vinny Palermo’s inbox on May 20 asked the Omaha city councilman to fill out a brief survey on “professionalism in local government.”
The researcher who sent the request received an automatic reply explaining that it would be passed along to city staff since “Councilmember Palermo is currently out of the office.”
Palermo is most certainly out of the office - he’s an inmate in the Saunders County Jail, where he’s lived since being arrested April 21 and where he now awaits trial on nine federal charges tied to his alleged involvement in a public corruption scheme.
The councilman, anonymous in South Omaha’s political circles eight years ago, parlayed deep community connections into a seat on the city’s top board. Now, his constituents interviewed by the Flatwater Free Press want him to fade away, making way for a new leader with less baggage.
Palermo’s six-year tenure on the city council is likely to end next week after his colleagues pass a measure that would boot the Democrat off the council.
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re: #66 Eclectic Cyborg
Damn. No indictment today.
I already had a great meme ready, too.
Here’s hoping you get to use it soon.
re: #62 Hecuba’s daughter
Why would Trump attorneys be making any proffers? Certainly attorneys representing Eastman, Giuliani, etc would likely be doing so. But there is nothing Trump can offer.
re: #66 Eclectic Cyborg
Damn. No indictment today.
I already had a great meme ready, too.
I’m sure it will keep in the fridge for a day or so (and still be tasty!)….
re: #69 BeenHereAwhile
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Trump proffer: “Nice country you have there. Shame if something happened to it”
Although that guy up there is facing federal corruption charges, Nebraska law says a politician cannot be booted from their position unless they miss three consecutive regular sessions in unexcused absences. (He was jailed in April, so they can boot him next week.)
South Omaha residents are unhappy with the procedure in the city charter which calls for the council to select a replacement, calling that undemocratic. (That is the same procedure in my village’s charter.) There is nothing that prevents any resident of the ward from putting forward their own name to the city council. The person elected by the city council would serve out the remaining two years of his term.
He has collected $9,000 in city pay since he was jailed.
re: #71 Hecuba’s daughter
Trump proffer: “Nice country you have there. Shame if something happened to it”
Trump Proffer Profiterole:
Make profiterole
fill with sour ass cream
drizzle with hot dog water
leave in sun for a week
Finished up a page with the images from this morning’s Dawn patrol, as it were.
Take a look if you like - Dawn
re: #58 Joe Bacon ✅
So when do her fellow Republicans censure her for antisemitism the way they did Rep Omar?
re: #76 Patricia Kayden
So when do her fellow Republicans censure her for antisemitism the way they did Rep Omar?
Now we know that they won’t because Jay-Zuss forgives her.
re: #76 Patricia Kayden
So when do her fellow Republicans censure her for antisemitism the way they did Rep Omar?
LOL, never.
Congratulations, Frank! Couldn’t have happened without you!
Now are you going to try to do something about it? pic.twitter.com/xsRdr2emEP— Donn A. Viviani (@donnviviani) July 26, 2023
He never thought the leopards would eat his face. https://t.co/klMqCa8Z2d
— Crooks and Liars (@crooksandliars) July 27, 2023
re: #48 Joe Bacon ✅
Another Republican CRASS Act…cursing out Congressional pages…
Punchbowl News’ Jake Sherman reports that Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-WI) “cursed out” the pages on Wednesday night when they were taking photos in the Capitol Rotunda.
According to Sherman’s sources, he called the pages “lazy sh-ts” and told them to “get the f—k up” instead of sitting around and taking photos during what was their last week working at the Capitol.
What’s more, reports Sherman, this is not the first time that the Wisconsin Republican has gone on a tirade in front of children.
“Van Orden has a history of public outbursts toward minors,” he writes. “He once got into it with a library page in Wisconsin over an LGBTQ book display during Pride Month. He said he would make whoever put the display up pay for it. He later checked out all the books.”
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Sherman likes his pages bent over.
What we got wrong about Sinead O’Conner (BBC)
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re: #55 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
As far I can tell, he’s lying about the capitol rotunda’s use as a hospital, as the capitol was under construction at that time, and later burnt down before the current building was built.
live your life in such a way that the whole world isn’t breathlessly waiting for you to get fucking indicted
— Jeff Tiedrich (@itsJeffTiedrich) July 27, 2023
re: #80 DodgerFan1988
Byron Donalds is married to a private school activist (looter of state education funds).
In 2013, following a dispute with administrators of her second child’s public school in Naples, Donalds placed her child in a private school. She became involved in local efforts (via the group Parents ROCK) to deploy state education funds to establish a charter school, the Mason Classical Academy.
In 2017, Donalds founded Optima Ed, a company that provides management support for six Hillsdale College-affiliated “classical” charter schools in Florida. Optima is funded by a 10% cut of state funding to its schools, bringing in millions of dollars annually.
en.wikipedia.org
re: #80 DodgerFan1988
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So, in 2023 to remain on top of the GOP pile you must agree with the notion that Slavery is Job Training. .. not WAS Job Training, but IS.
Watch as it becomes mainstream unashamed open Republican dogma that Slavery is good. Republicans already have Clarence Thomas and Candace Owens as weapons to help burn the world to the ground. And these two are exactly the types of personalities that will stay loyal to the racist cause as long as they feel assured that they will be left on top of the burned ashes when it’s done.
re: #80 DodgerFan1988
2/ Erika Donalds sits on the Moms for Liberty advisory board. https://t.co/3O2ppWNArz pic.twitter.com/9bU7MiCjDi
— jennycohn@toad.social ✍🏻 📢 (@jennycohn1) July 27, 2023
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