I would not care if Hunter Biden embezzled zillions and had relations with a dead donkey on film.
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Been going on a while, there was Hunter Biden but before him there were others
known as The Franklin Cover Up
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Hunter Biden is filming top-secret DOCUMENTARY with Hollywood power player 'sugar brother' to 'set the record straight' about his drugs and financial woes
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12925135/Hunter-Biden-Kevin-M
orris-documentary-film.html
The man infamously known as Hunter Biden's 'sugar brother' who has donated millions to the president's son is reportedly working on a documentary to set the record straight.
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Hunter Biden’s daughter hits out at Marjorie Taylor Greene for ‘lying’
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/hunter-b
iden-daughter-marjorie-taylor-greene-b2477659.html
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Quote:
Originally posted by SignyM:
How the FBI covered up the laptop and the alphabet agencies and M$M united to smear one man: the laptop repairman's story
As a rule I'm not a fan of large posts. I don't think they serve a purpose. However, sometimes it is useful to show stupid people how stupid they are. To remind them everybody who reads their posts knows it.
Like this post that shows a concern for the rule of law from Signym. Like others, Jack, JSF and some infrequent posters. Yep, they're all in for the rule of law.
The problem they have is all the proof showing they are not. Like the proof I post here that they choose to ignore. Proof anyone with a healthy conative ability would recognize as showing Trump is a sick criminal. Yet, these chosen few deny deny deny.
I offer this proof showing they too are sick.
T
Originally published on Feb. 28, 2021; continually updated.
On both the criminal and civil litigation fronts, former President Donald Trump faces a bevy of lawsuits and investigations, with more cases likely to follow. Some are civil suits stemming from his pre-presidential business dealings. Others are defamation claims from women he allegedly assaulted. More still are criminal probes and civil actions that scrutinize his attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. The Chart below tracks all these cases. It will be continually updated as major legal developments occur.
These cases bear on two pressing questions. First, will Trump maintain his long streak of eluding legal liability in the face of so many lawsuits? Second, if Trump is held to account for illegal conduct, what impact will such a development have on his—and his family’s—political and business fortunes?
Criminal charges—one would think—would be among the most damaging outcomes. After all, a criminal prosecution of a former president would be a singular event in American history. No former president has ever been indicted, much less convicted. Trump lost any immunity from indictment that he may have possessed as president the moment he left office on Jan. 20. To be sure, most of the criminal probes detailed below are in their infancy, so the odds of an actual conviction at this time remain improbable. Even so, the mere stigma of criminal charges against the former president could reshape the American political landscape and the historical understanding of Trump’s behavior.
The civil cases could certainly do their fair share of damage as well, directly or indirectly. If Trump falters in one of his business-related suits, his companies may be subject to massive penalties, or worse. Even apart from such sanctions, his empire is reportedly struggling under looming debt obligations and reduced revenues, a slump which could worsen if his reputation continues to deteriorate.
With these legal threats bearing down on the former president from nearly every direction, this tracker collects them in one place. Note: we have chosen not to include various cases involving Trump’s properties or the Trump Campaign —including slip-and-fall cases, allegations of bedbugs, water use cases, telephone spam suits, copyright suits, and discrimination suits—as they do not implicate Trump directly or it is very unlikely that they will. Below we’ve included key takeaways from each case along with case charts that explain the case’s main issue, procedural posture, and any upcoming deadlines. We will continue to update this information as new filings are docketed, new details emerge, new plaintiffs come forward or drop out, and other significant developments in the cases occur. If you believe we are missing a significant issue or development, send us a message at lte@justsecurity.org.
Key Takeaways
1. E. Jean Carroll 1.0: Defamation and Federal Tort Claims Act Litigation
Carroll is suing Trump for defamation afte
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Quote:
Originally posted by SignyM:
How the FBI covered up the laptop and the alphabet agencies and M$M united to smear one man: the laptop repairman's story
As a rule I'm not a fan of large posts. I don't think they serve a purpose. However, sometimes it is useful to show stupid people how stupid they are. To remind them everybody who reads their posts knows it.
Like this post that shows a concern for the rule of law from Signym. Like other posts from Jack, JSF and some infrequent posters. Yep, they're all in for the rule of law.
The problem they have is all the proof showing they are not. Like the proof I post here that they choose to ignore. Proof anyone with a healthy conative ability would recognize as showing Trump is a sick criminal. Yet, these chosen few deny deny deny.
I offer this proof showing they too are sick.
T
Originally published on Feb. 28, 2021; continually updated.
On both the criminal and civil litigation fronts, former President Donald Trump faces a bevy of lawsuits and investigations, with more cases likely to follow. Some are civil suits stemming from his pre-presidential business dealings. Others are defamation claims from women he allegedly assaulted. More still are criminal probes and civil actions that scrutinize his attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. The Chart below tracks all these cases. It will be continually updated as major legal developments occur.
These cases bear on two pressing questions. First, will Trump maintain his long streak of eluding legal liability in the face of so many lawsuits? Second, if Trump is held to account for illegal conduct, what impact will such a development have on his—and his family’s—political and business fortunes?
Criminal charges—one would think—would be among the most damaging outcomes. After all, a criminal prosecution of a former president would be a singular event in American history. No former president has ever been indicted, much less convicted. Trump lost any immunity from indictment that he may have possessed as president the moment he left office on Jan. 20. To be sure, most of the criminal probes detailed below are in their infancy, so the odds of an actual conviction at this time remain improbable. Even so, the mere stigma of criminal charges against the former president could reshape the American political landscape and the historical understanding of Trump’s behavior.
The civil cases could certainly do their fair share of damage as well, directly or indirectly. If Trump falters in one of his business-related suits, his companies may be subject to massive penalties, or worse. Even apart from such sanctions, his empire is reportedly struggling under looming debt obligations and reduced revenues, a slump which could worsen if his reputation continues to deteriorate.
With these legal threats bearing down on the former president from nearly every direction, this tracker collects them in one place. Note: we have chosen not to include various cases involving Trump’s properties or the Trump Campaign —including slip-and-fall cases, allegations of bedbugs, water use cases, telephone spam suits, copyright suits, and discrimination suits—as they do not implicate Trump directly or it is very unlikely that they will. Below we’ve included key takeaways from each case along with case charts that explain the case’s main issue, procedural posture, and any upcoming deadlines. We will continue to update this information as new filings are docketed, new details emerge, new plaintiffs come forward or drop out, and other significant developments in the cases occur. If you believe we are missing a significant issue or development, send us a message at lte@justsecurity.org.
Key Takeaways
1. E. Jean Carroll 1.0: Defamation and Federal Tort Claims Act Litigation
Carroll is suing Trump for defama
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Quote:
Originally posted by SignyM:
How the FBI covered up the laptop and the alphabet agencies and M$M united to smear one man: the laptop repairman's story
As a rule I'm not a fan of large posts. I don't think they serve a purpose. However, sometimes it is useful to show stupid people how stupid they are. To remind them everybody who reads their posts knows it.
Like this post that shows a concern for the rule of law from Signym. Like other posts from Jack, JSF and some infrequent posters. Yep, they're all in for the rule of law.
The problem they have is all the proof showing they are not. Like the proof I post here that they choose to ignore. Proof anyone with a healthy conative ability would recognize as showing Trump is a sick criminal. Yet, these chosen few deny deny deny.
I offer this proof showing they too are sick. And I'll remind you much more has occurred since 2021.
T
Originally published on Feb. 28, 2021; continually updated.
On both the criminal and civil litigation fronts, former President Donald Trump faces a bevy of lawsuits and investigations, with more cases likely to follow. Some are civil suits stemming from his pre-presidential business dealings. Others are defamation claims from women he allegedly assaulted. More still are criminal probes and civil actions that scrutinize his attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. The Chart below tracks all these cases. It will be continually updated as major legal developments occur.
These cases bear on two pressing questions. First, will Trump maintain his long streak of eluding legal liability in the face of so many lawsuits? Second, if Trump is held to account for illegal conduct, what impact will such a development have on his—and his family’s—political and business fortunes?
Criminal charges—one would think—would be among the most damaging outcomes. After all, a criminal prosecution of a former president would be a singular event in American history. No former president has ever been indicted, much less convicted. Trump lost any immunity from indictment that he may have possessed as president the moment he left office on Jan. 20. To be sure, most of the criminal probes detailed below are in their infancy, so the odds of an actual conviction at this time remain improbable. Even so, the mere stigma of criminal charges against the former president could reshape the American political landscape and the historical understanding of Trump’s behavior.
The civil cases could certainly do their fair share of damage as well, directly or indirectly. If Trump falters in one of his business-related suits, his companies may be subject to massive penalties, or worse. Even apart from such sanctions, his empire is reportedly struggling under looming debt obligations and reduced revenues, a slump which could worsen if his reputation continues to deteriorate.
With these legal threats bearing down on the former president from nearly every direction, this tracker collects them in one place. Note: we have chosen not to include various cases involving Trump’s properties or the Trump Campaign —including slip-and-fall cases, allegations of bedbugs, water use cases, telephone spam suits, copyright suits, and discrimination suits—as they do not implicate Trump directly or it is very unlikely that they will. Below we’ve included key takeaways from each case along with case charts that explain the case’s main issue, procedural posture, and any upcoming deadlines. We will continue to update this information as new filings are docketed, new details emerge, new plaintiffs come forward or drop out, and other significant developments in the cases occur. If you believe we are missing a significant issue or development, send us a message at lte@justsecurity.org.
Key Takeaways
1. E. Jean Carroll 1.0: Defamation and Federal Tort
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Hunter beating a dead donkey?
Rumors? Hunter he left his laptop at Dr. Ablo's office. Dr. Ablo had tried numerous times to get Hunter to go pick it up, but as usual Hunter couldn't be bothered to pick it up. Suddenly in 2020, Dr. Ablo's home and office gets raided by Joe's* military swat DEA homeland forces, who were armed?
wiki censorship
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Hunter_Biden_laptop_controversy/Arc
hive_5
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Hunter_Biden_laptop_controversy/Arc
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Hunter_Biden_laptop_controversy/Arc
hive_3
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Hunter_Biden_laptop_controversy/Arc
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Judge Rules That Hunter Biden Laptop Will Be Introduced as Evidence at Gun Trial
https://www.nysun.com/article/judge-rules-that-hunter-biden-laptop-wil
l-be-introduced-as-evidence-at-gun-trial
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Hunter Biden cites Trump and Clarence Thomas to try and have his tax evasion charges dropped in California
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13649567/hunter-biden-trump-c
larence-thomas-tax-evasion-charges-california.html
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