Looks like the sissy hired Glamour Shots for his mug. What a pansy. The girls would have fun with him in prison.
Looks like the sissy hired Glamour Shots for his mug. What a pansy. The girls would have fun with him in prison.
Over a dozen of former President Trump's close allies face growing legal bills when he's least able to help  and they're turning to desperate measures to raise money for their fights.
Why it matters: Trump's co-defendants in the Fulton County case each need legal teams that could cost well into the six figures.
- "Even if you do some back-of-the envelope accounting, I'd think each motion filed is going to cost a defendant in the five figures minimum," Caren Morrison, a former Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Eastern District of New York and an associate professor of law at Georgia State University, wrote in an email to Axios.
- "I don't see anyone's fee less than $250,000-500,000" unless they strike a plea deal with prosecutors, Cornell Law School adjunct professor Randy Zelin told Axios.
Don't know why it wasn't sooner...
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Florida lawyer files legal challenge to disqualify Trump from 2024 presidential race
The challenge was filed in federal court in the Southern District of Florida citing the 14th Amendment's "disqualification clause."www.usatoday.com
Florida lawyer files legal challenge to disqualify Trump from 2024 presidential race
The challenge was filed in federal court in the Southern District of Florida citing the 14th Amendment's "disqualification clause."
Super interesting. I think he has really good argument. As I said a few days ago there has to be some form of legal adjudication of the 14th amendment.
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Florida lawyer files legal challenge to disqualify Trump from 2024 presidential race
The challenge was filed in federal court in the Southern District of Florida citing the 14th Amendment's "disqualification clause."www.usatoday.com
Florida lawyer files legal challenge to disqualify Trump from 2024 presidential race
The challenge was filed in federal court in the Southern District of Florida citing the 14th Amendment's "disqualification clause."
Don't know why it wasn't sooner...
My thought exactly. There has to be some kind of process or it will be chaos.Would we not need a court of law to determine he participated in an insurrection to disqualify him from holding office under the 14th amendment?
Not if that section is self-executing and there is no mandatory language in it. As I pointed out above, former Confederates were readmitted to Congress without any judicial intervention. It was common knowledge who had been a Confederate, but Congress "pardoned" them, anyway. And they had no national TV...Would we not need a court of law to determine he participated in an insurrection to disqualify him from holding office under the 14th amendment?
Someone is going to execute it. If it’s SCOTUS, Congress, or secretaries of state. If your confederate example holds then would Congress be the ones to act? This self executing stuff makes no sense. Someone will invoke and execute it through their delegated power.Not if that section is self-executing and there is no mandatory language in it. As I pointed out above, former Confederates were readmitted to Congress without any judicial intervention. It was common knowledge who had been a Confederate, but Congress "pardoned" them, anyway. And they had no national TV...
Well, as I told you before, there are very immanent constitutional scholars, on both sides, who think otherwise. Google "is Trump eligible ?" At least read what they have to say, rather than just deciding you know better...Someone is going to execute it. If it’s SCOTUS, Congress, or secretaries of state. If your confederate example holds then would Congress be the ones to act? This self executing stuff makes no sense. Someone will invoke and execute it through their delegated power.
I’ve read several articles including the one by Laurence Tribe and J. Michael Luttig in the Atlantic. It was very interesting. I also read this interview in the New Yorker with Luttig.Well, as I told you before, there are very immanent constitutional scholars, on both sides, who think otherwise. Google "is Trump eligible ?" At least read what they have to say, rather than just deciding you know better...
Not if that section is self-executing and there is no mandatory language in it. As I pointed out above, former Confederates were readmitted to Congress without any judicial intervention. It was common knowledge who had been a Confederate, but Congress "pardoned" them, anyway. And they had no national TV...
Mike Lindell went on Steve Bannon's podcast today and announced the bank that was providing him with a line of credit has cut him off. The bank apparently thought they were lending the money to a pillow company, only to learn that Mike was diverting it to his election conspiracy crusades.
If he really is diverting funds I hope he is prosecuted to the fullest.