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    The hate-filled loser literally can’t help himself! I can’t wait until we never have to hear his name again…

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      Not even his death will stop the discourse about him. He’s done so much damage, we will be talking about him for generations.

      Unfortunately it’s just the beginning. Imagine when someone comes along with his same general agenda and tactics, but who has actual charisma and intelligence. It’s only matter of time

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        There’s a podcast I love called ‘BudPod’. It’s two well-educated British comedians, ostensibly about current events, but often devolving into poo and wee puns. I’m catching up with current events and atm they’re discussing Boris Johnson, and how even with something as codified as the US constitution, all it’s taken to make it a nonsense was one man who said “… no.” Similarly when Johnson was asked to resign or not to breach certain conventions (we don’t have a constiution like the US), he just said “no”.

        We need more than a wink and a handshake when it comes to rules governing… well, governing.

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    He must be livid all these powerful black women going after him. There’s something poetic about that and my conspiracy is it’s intentional. Fuck his mysogynistic and racist ass.

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    Hey, remember in 2016 when these conservatives all were saying if they’d done “1/10th of what Hillary has done” they’d be in jail? Yeah, that was awesome.

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    As with every other violation of court orders, here is the list of consequences Donald Trump is expected to be subject to:

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    Updated headline:
    Does violate gag order, justice system to do nothing about it because rules don’t apply to the wealthy

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      Imprisoning a former president for contempt of court, even as blatant as this, is always going to be a topic of skittishness among the judges.

      This is an institution that typically loathes setting new precedent when it can avoid it, and imprisoning a former president, one who is running again especially, is a Rubicon that is going to intimidate even the most tough on corruption judge you can have on that bench.

      The sheer unprecedentedness of this case and the others involving trump are gonna go snails pace simply because of how freaked out the judges will be over making sure every i and t have been dotted and crossed.

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        As much as my justice boner is deflated by this statement, I’d rather have Trump convicted by a jury while having a competent attorney making smart decisions and defending him zealously. The last thing I want is his conviction to be overturned because someone took a shortcut.