Who is guilty of the felony of leaking the 34 counts?
One guaranteed felony for someone so far. If they're a democrat, no doubt they'll get away with it, no consequences.
shareposted a minute ago by RogueDemonHunter (2529)Bless your heart. It must be the same person who disclosed that DJT had stolen stuff from Mar-a-Lago.
One guaranteed felony for someone so far. If they're a democrat, no doubt they'll get away with it, no consequences.
Oh, that was DJT who did that? share
I don't know, was it?
Great contribution to discussion...
I just don't see how it benefits Trump to leak it. Regardless, someone is definitely guilty of a felony here.
[–] RogueDemonHunter (2530) 2 hours agoIn many ways DJT operated very much like William Randolph Hearst (Newspaper Scion) and information was power. DJT wants to control the narrative by getting ahead of the story making it seem like HE is in control. He is delusional enough to think that the only BAD news is NO news. That may work in the Court of Public Opinion but not in a legal court. DJT would also like to taint the jury pool. share
I don't know, was it?
Great contribution to discussion...
I just don't see how it benefits Trump to leak it. Regardless, someone is definitely guilty of a felony here.
Comparing Trump to William Randolph Hearst is not only a stretch, it's a blatant attempt to smear his reputation with a false analogy. Trump's approach to the media is based on transparency and holding them accountable for their biased reporting.
Furthermore, Trump's desire to control the narrative is not a delusion, but a smart strategy that has been utilized by many successful leaders throughout history. It's not about controlling the media, but about ensuring that the American people receive accurate and unbiased information.
And as for your comment about tainting the jury pool, that's nothing more than a baseless accusation. Trump has the right to defend himself against any false allegations or witch hunts, and he has every right to use his platform to present his side of the story. Let's not forget that in America, everyone is innocent until proven guilty, and that includes President Trump.
Let's focus on the facts and not resort to cheap shots and gaslighting tactics. The American people deserve honest and open discussions, not false accusations and lies.
[–] Miyagido (1844) an hour agoDJT has operated very much like William Randolph Hearst. If you want a definitive statement then you'll just to wait until David Pecker is called in to testify as a prosecution witness to the Catch-and-Kill fraud scheme that DJTY is being charged with:
Comparing Trump to William Randolph Hearst is not only a stretch, it's a blatant attempt to smear his reputation with a false analogy.
The details of Pecker's so-called "catch and kill" efforts on behalf of Trump were part of the 2018 federal case against Cohen, who pleaded guilty to fronting the $130,000 payment to Daniels. Federal prosecutors called the payment an illegal campaign contribution designed to influence the election by burying Daniels' potentially damaging account.
The ex-publisher "offered to help deal with negative stories about (Trump's) relationships with women by, among other things, assisting the campaign in identifying such stories so they could be purchased and their publication avoided," court papers said at the time.
Trump was reportedly in the room in 2015 when Cohen discussed hush-money payments with Pecker.
Trump's approach to the media is based on transparency and holding them accountable for their biased reporting.The press is the enemy of the People?
Furthermore, Trump's desire to control the narrative is not a delusion, but a smart strategy that has been utilized by many successful leaders throughout history. It's not about controlling the media, but about ensuring that the American people receive accurate and unbiased information.
And as for your comment about tainting the jury pool, that's nothing more than a baseless accusation. Trump has the right to defend himself against any false allegations or witch hunts, and he has every right to use his platform to present his side of the story. Let's not forget that in America, everyone is innocent until proven guilty, and that includes President Trump.
Let's focus on the facts and not resort to cheap shots and gaslighting tactics. The American people deserve honest and open discussions, not false accusations and lies. share
Hmmm you appear to have fucked up your formatting, I'll be sporting and give you time to correct it and I'll come back later to respond.
edit: 12hrs later and it's still all fucked up, what happened to you??
You posted something interesting though -
The press is the enemy of the People?
A dishonest press is 100% the enemy of the people, would you agree? share
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shareMiyagido is 100% right!
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