Jan 6 Select Committee
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Give security detail immunity for testimony!jesus greets me looks just like me ....0
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Man it could be that he doesn’t get charged too! So who knowsjesus greets me looks just like me ....0
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josevolution said:I’m not sure what else anyone with a sound mind might need to call this a chargeable offense by a losing president leading a coup! I’m just hoping we can get a ruling of him never ever being able to run for any public office again.Unfortunately, I think barring 45 from ever being able to run for POTUS again is the best one can hope for. Sending him to jail (I doubt that will happen) would create a shit storm we probably don't want to see.Edit: It won't happen, but add to that, take away his fucking number and forget he ever happened!Post edited by brianlux on"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0
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Cropduster-80 said:Go Beavers said:tbergs said:It sounds like most of her testimony is hearsay. Bring in the people she is naming as the source to the information if you want charges to come forth.
she put a lot of these people in much tougher positions than they were in yesterdayI have very low expectations about legal outcomes for Trump since he’s had zero consequences up to now.0 -
Go Beavers said:Cropduster-80 said:Go Beavers said:tbergs said:It sounds like most of her testimony is hearsay. Bring in the people she is naming as the source to the information if you want charges to come forth.
she put a lot of these people in much tougher positions than they were in yesterdayI have very low expectations about legal outcomes for Trump since he’s had zero consequences up to now.Plus Trumpers with even basic morals like her just killed their career. Whoever is left, is pretty much the worst of the worst. That’s who’s staffing the next administration if he wins
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Go Beavers said:Cropduster-80 said:Go Beavers said:tbergs said:It sounds like most of her testimony is hearsay. Bring in the people she is naming as the source to the information if you want charges to come forth.
she put a lot of these people in much tougher positions than they were in yesterdayI have very low expectations about legal outcomes for Trump since he’s had zero consequences up to now.0 -
dudes, the committee has him. each witness is tying trump more and more to this and that it was planned ahead of time. they would not be doing all of this to present this evidence just to let him off with no punishment. doj is going to be forced to charge and arrest him. this committee is going to make the mueller report look like some lullaby you sing a child to sleep with."You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
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gimmesometruth27 said:dudes, the committee has him. each witness is tying trump more and more to this and that it was planned ahead of time. they would not be doing all of this to present this evidence just to let him off with no punishment. doj is going to be forced to charge and arrest him. this committee is going to make the mueller report look like some lullaby you sing a child to sleep with.
There is historical precedent. In 1992, Lyndon LaRouche became the second person in U.S. history (after Eugene Debs) to run for president from a prison cell.
the DOJ probably can charge him. I’m not sure they should. Having him being a “political prisoner” won’t end well
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Cropduster-80 said:gimmesometruth27 said:dudes, the committee has him. each witness is tying trump more and more to this and that it was planned ahead of time. they would not be doing all of this to present this evidence just to let him off with no punishment. doj is going to be forced to charge and arrest him. this committee is going to make the mueller report look like some lullaby you sing a child to sleep with.
There is historical precedent. In 1992, Lyndon LaRouche became the second person in U.S. history (after Eugene Debs) to run for president from a prison cell.
the DOJ probably can charge him. I’m not sure they should. Having him being a “political prisoner” won’t end well
A betting pool on this one would be wild (just kidding, KAT, SEA, we won't be doing that!). I wouldn't know how to place my bet. I'm also not sure what the ramifications of any outcome of all this will be. Throw him in jail and his followers will go rabid and become more dangerous. Slap him on the wrist and that will tell people, "You can be seditious and get away with it!" It almost seems like a no-win situation to me. Maybe I'm missing something here.
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Trump isn't doing time, ever. I believe he has no plans to run again. Been there, done that. No way he risks losing again. He accomplished what he wanted. He'll keep up his act with the tours until he dies though because he loves attention. When the time comes, he'll officially make it sound like it was his idea to not run because he believes it's time for DeSantis to carry his Save America agenda forward. In no way should the goal of these hearings be for him not to run again. That's small potatoes. Charge him and make a plea deal that includes monetary settlement for the cost of the hearings and anything associated with Jan. 6th damages. Then let the civil suits bury him forever.
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brianlux said:Cropduster-80 said:gimmesometruth27 said:dudes, the committee has him. each witness is tying trump more and more to this and that it was planned ahead of time. they would not be doing all of this to present this evidence just to let him off with no punishment. doj is going to be forced to charge and arrest him. this committee is going to make the mueller report look like some lullaby you sing a child to sleep with.
There is historical precedent. In 1992, Lyndon LaRouche became the second person in U.S. history (after Eugene Debs) to run for president from a prison cell.
the DOJ probably can charge him. I’m not sure they should. Having him being a “political prisoner” won’t end well
A betting pool on this one would be wild (just kidding, KAT, SEA, we won't be doing that!). I wouldn't know how to place my bet. I'm also not sure what the ramifications of any outcome of all this will be. Throw him in jail and his followers will go rabid and become more dangerous. Slap him on the wrist and that will tell people, "You can be seditious and get away with it!" It almost seems like a no-win situation to me. Maybe I'm missing something here.
if he’s not in jail the odds are lower
odds he wins in jail, have got to be 50/50, probably similar to his odds of winning out of jail. I really don’t want to see how messy that gets if he wins/or loses from Federal Prison.
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Go Beavers said:Cropduster-80 said:Go Beavers said:tbergs said:It sounds like most of her testimony is hearsay. Bring in the people she is naming as the source to the information if you want charges to come forth.
she put a lot of these people in much tougher positions than they were in yesterdayI have very low expectations about legal outcomes for Trump since he’s had zero consequences up to now.
And yeah, there's really no chance that anything happens to him legally. It's just not where we are as a country right now.1995 Milwaukee 1998 Alpine, Alpine 2003 Albany, Boston, Boston, Boston 2004 Boston, Boston 2006 Hartford, St. Paul (Petty), St. Paul (Petty) 2011 Alpine, Alpine
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there is going to be violence either way. no matter what happens, there will be violence.
people are going to be protesting in dc calling for trump to be arrested, and counter protesters will show up and there will be violence then.
there are sleeper cells all over the place. we know the proud boys and that type, but there are cells that are just lying low waiting to attack if trump gets arrested.
in the end the government must send the message that a- what trump did was not okay and anybody involved is going to jail, or b- what trump did is not cool but whatever he was a president so he gets away with everything.
in my opinion, we have to go with option a, no matter how painful the repercussions. what he did must not be allowed to be unchecked. because the next person to try it will succeed knowing that they face no real consequences. sedition must not go unpunished ever."You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
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gimmesometruth27 said:there is going to be violence either way. no matter what happens, there will be violence.
people are going to be protesting in dc calling for trump to be arrested, and counter protesters will show up and there will be violence then.
there are sleeper cells all over the place. we know the proud boys and that type, but there are cells that are just lying low waiting to attack if trump gets arrested.
in the end the government must send the message that a- what trump did was not okay and anybody involved is going to jail, or b- what trump did is not cool but whatever he was a president so he gets away with everything.
in my opinion, we have to go with option a, no matter how painful the repercussions. what he did must not be allowed to be unchecked. because the next person to try it will succeed knowing that they face no real consequences. sedition must not go unpunished ever.0 -
pjhawks said:gimmesometruth27 said:there is going to be violence either way. no matter what happens, there will be violence.
people are going to be protesting in dc calling for trump to be arrested, and counter protesters will show up and there will be violence then.
there are sleeper cells all over the place. we know the proud boys and that type, but there are cells that are just lying low waiting to attack if trump gets arrested.
in the end the government must send the message that a- what trump did was not okay and anybody involved is going to jail, or b- what trump did is not cool but whatever he was a president so he gets away with everything.
in my opinion, we have to go with option a, no matter how painful the repercussions. what he did must not be allowed to be unchecked. because the next person to try it will succeed knowing that they face no real consequences. sedition must not go unpunished ever.
this cannot go unchecked. we went to war to create this country. we went to another war to keep it together. and now we are just going to let this slide like nothing happened? fuck that.
the democrats do not have the spine for it. if the shoe were on the other foot and biden was president in 2020 and lost and tried to steal it to stay in office, i think we know how swiftly the gop would have dealt with him.
the democrats cannot sit back and email everyday asking for $15 bucks to fight the republicans. the dems are in charge, and they have to see that justice is done."You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
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i kinda think trump thought going into the capitol with his proud boys on 1/6 was going to be his "mussolini moment". like in 1919 when mussolini and his blackshirts went in and claimed the italian government."You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
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The more I think about it, the most compelling part of the testimony today was the sheer number of different people she overheard and had interactions with. It’s extremely hard to refute unless all these people testify and lie under oath.If she was stuck in Meadow’s office all day and just talked to Meadows it would be less damaging. He could say no I didn’t say that and then it’s her word against hisIt’s not a he said she said situation with no one else present.
some of it was second hand sure (meadow’s told me Trump said etc) but the people she heard were the inner circle. It was so specific and detailed tooPost edited by Cropduster-80 on0 -
Cropduster-80 said:The more I think about it, the most compelling part of the testimony today was the sheer number of different people she overheard and had interactions with. It’s extremely hard to refute unless all these people testify and lie under oath.If she was stuck in Meadow’s office all day and just talked to Meadows it would be less damaging. He could say no I didn’t say that and then it’s her word against hisIt’s not a he said she said situation with no one else present.
some of it was second hand sure (meadow’s told me Trump said etc) but the people she heard were the inner circle. It was so specific and detailed too
She was a great witness. Exceeded my expectations actually.
Now they need to get Cipolline, Meadows, the driver Trump lunged at, etc, etc to corroborate what she said and boom---that is a pretty air tight case.www.myspace.com0
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