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What did the grand jury do now? Um... nothing. I hear they are scheduled to take a month off. I would guess, as is normal with Trump, that this new line has nothing to do with reality, but rather with controlling the narrative. At this point, I'm starting to agree with Neon -- it's time for Trump t...

neonzx wrote: ↑Tue Mar 28, 2023 2:56 pm Is Lauren the recent divorcee ? I can't keep track of these wackadoodles, but I'm looking for a new companion. Love and affection.

I believe that's MTG.

Big interview on Fox for tfg with Hannity tonight. Lots of clips floating around. My favorite is tfg’s story about how DeSantis came to him “with tears in his eyes” to beg for an endorsement. It seems like EVERYONE comes to him with tears in their eyes. Maybe he needs a better deodorant... Or needs...

Great article! Thanks Orlylicious! An interesting contrast is Emperor Norton . A San Francisco speculator who declared himself Emperor of the United States (and later Protector of Mexico) after being wiped out in an attempt to corner the market in Peruvian rice (not a euphemism), he made proclamatio...

I think the term in the biz is "Fluffer" and so it would be Fluffery.. Isn't the Fluffer the guy with a bowl of ice cubes on the porn shoot? Pretty close. Um... isn't a fluffer's job exactly the opposite? Besides, as I understand it, fluffers have been replaced by Viagra these days.

Thanks for your insight as someone more familiar with Cuomo, p0rtia!

Maybe Cuomo is bitter and defeated and not feeling kindly towards the DEM party. Maybe he was ripe for picking by the other side. :shrug: Certainly he's bitter and defeated and itching to get back at those he sees as having unfairly brought him down, I'm just wondering what motivated him to make a ...

Gregg wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 12:53 pm Trump would gladly let him do all the "Presidenting" stuff as long as he made sure not to take any of the credit.

And to take all of the blame too. also.

I'm at a loss as to what the motivation could be for this willful ignorance. No, it's not a coincidence that Trump is under investigation in at least four different venues, it is a predictable result of a veritable lifetime of flouting the law whenever and wherever it suited him and depending of pri...

Define "work"? There might be five or six people who join in the blocking effort. In order to make a difference the effort probably needs 20 or 30 people to join in. Ignoring the sarcasm, I'll just say that sometimes--quite a lot of the time--it's a good idea to do things on principle, an...

Just read, over in the Oath Keepers discussion, that several more were convicted on all counts. I know that they're still working through the list of more than 1,000 defendants, but have any of the defendants who have gone to trial been acquitted? I don't remember any. I do remember a few of the lo...

:confuzzled: isn’t Costello his attorney? So Costello brought the documents that said Cohen wasn’t reimbursed? But but there was a payment schedule and they even reimbursed enough for the taxes. Is Costello saying it didn’t happen? Everything trump touches gets fucked up and dies. Don't know what's...

tfg is totally losing his sh*t on his TruthSocial platform. But he's not been remanded into custody yet, has he? Keep on dreaming -- not going to happen. PROVE ME WRONG, Kids. Unfortunately, I have to support your theory. Radar Online (no idea how trustworthy they are) is reporting that the grand j...

https://twitter.com/harrylitman/status/1638959200171859968 Harry Litman @harrylitman Bragg threw us a curveball today. I can’t say I know the full explanation, but looking forward to discussing on @CNNnewsroom w/ guest host @Boris_Sanchez at 2 PM ET. 1:41 PM · Mar 23, 2023 Does anyone know that the...

The lawsuit by the families, against Jones, is, of course, a civil matter. However, if it is proven that he has fraudulently transferred large sums of money to friends and family, in an effort to avoid paying the judgement, can he not be charged with a crime, and face the risk of prison time? Is it...

Andrew Weisman on MSNBC, and note he was just speculating, but what if this new witness that's needing negotiations with his/her attorney is Allen Weisselberg? Just speculation, but a girl can dream for a day, right? :daydreaming: I read an article (sorry, no link) that said Weisselberg had flipped...

If prosecutors are smart, they'll arrest him Monday to avoid whatever protestors he's able to summon for Tuesday... 12:01am would still be Tuesday. Word on the Bird is that they are looking at today or Wednesday. FWIW. The Grand Jury was hearing a final witness today, then probably hearing Michael ...

bill_g wrote: ↑Sat Mar 18, 2023 11:19 am Can't be stollen. There's no raisins.

If stollen has rotten grapes, I'm against it.

Jeebus Chris. Democrats should introduce a bill to cover all prenatal, perinatal, and postnatal child care (up to, say, age 5) without any deductible or copay. Insurance companies should be required to take care of this for any insured woman and MedicAid should handle any woman without insurance. It...

Yeah, but it's great eating at Christmas. Never had it, but Danraft isn't a fan. He says it's the fruitcake of cinnamon rolls. If prosecutors are smart, they'll arrest him Monday to avoid whatever protestors he's able to summon for Tuesday... They probably can't as it looks like they've made arrang...

Ruh-roh! I read the Answer and Counter Complaint. Mac Isaac did some very bad things. This is very very bigly good. I'm not a lawyer (although I am a data scientist), but it seems like the technical term to describe Mac Isaac's situation is "fucked". Too, also, this would seem to preclude...

northland10 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 15, 2023 8:27 pm While studying American civics in school, I don't recall "sex worker identifying former President's wang in court" as a standard expectation.

Well, then, incomplete was your training.

Yes/no?

This wasn't Trump paying for sex, it was paying hush money that was an illegal campaign contribution. Getting paid for sex was Stormy Daniels day job, and she has been clear that her sex with Trump was consensual and not for work. I know that's what she said and that is how it has been framed. But ...

According to 538's Nathaniel Rakich, The Polls Were Historically Accurate in 2022 . Let's unpack that claim in the light of the question asked by this thread. Let’s give a big round of applause to the pollsters. Measuring public opinion is, in many ways, harder than ever — and yet, the polling indus...

Thanks Bob! While it took Nate a while, he did eventually report on the accuracy of the polls. "For the record," the first two articles are by the other Nate (Rakich,* not Silver). The third was written by committee, but acknowledges it is based on Silver's model. * 538's senior election ...