Trump Trials Watch I

Not Trump related but does it surprise you she tried to get this case moved to Manhattan?

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One observation I have is that when a major thing doesn't go the way of the right, we don't decide to burn down cities in response
 
One observation I have is that when a major thing doesn't go the way of the right, we don't decide to burn down cities in response

BL thinks it's funny when I say the SCOTUS would be too fearful to overturn the Chauvin case. Can you imagine if it was?
 
I mean I fondly recall all the businesses in DC boarding up their stores days before the 2020 election. That wasn't prep for a Biden win...
 
Seems unfair.

I would think they can appeal on grounds of selective prosecution. It is a legit ground for appeal that other defendants sometimes have success with.
 
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https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy...bh5mn081ynl&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

The WSJ broke the story about Stormy Daniels and have a long review of it has played out.

As often happens in these long articles the best part is buried way at the bottom:

The president, meanwhile, appeared more preoccupied with some of Daniels’ more personal remarks than with the political ramifications. After Daniels described the president’s penis as “smaller than average” and “like a toadstool,” Trump called Grisham and told her it was “all lies” and that “everything down there is fine.” (“What the hell was I supposed to say to that?” Grisham wrote.)

After sending the statement to news media describing his payment to Daniels as a “private transaction,” Cohen later said in a deposition, he got a call from Trump while the attorney was on his way to Teterboro Airport in New Jersey. The first lady was also on the line.

Trump asked him why he’d paid Daniels, according to Cohen.

“Well, because sometimes, you know, just because something’s not true doesn’t mean that it can’t hurt you,” Cohen said.

“Wow, Melania, do you believe that? He took $130,000 out of his pocket,” Trump said.

Trump then asked why Cohen hadn’t told him about the payment.

“Well, I figured I would tell you, but I expected you were going to lose the election. You know, then I would have told you. But, unfortunately, you won, and, you know, I guess I’ll just call it a cost of doing business,” Cohen told him.

Cohen said in his deposition that he knew the conversation was for Melania Trump’s benefit and that she saw through the lies.

He was right: The first lady privately said she didn’t believe her husband’s denials. Of Cohen’s claim that he had acted alone, Melania Trump said, “Oh, please, are you kidding me? I don’t believe any of that bull****,” according to Grisham, her former aide.
 
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Lying badly has become a thang. Better than lying well I suppose.

Pretending to believe those bad lies has also become a thang. A sad thang.
 
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Not 30 or 22 or 10 or evem
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Unanimous is a very strong word

Lets not forget there are gag order violations
 
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