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Did he HAVE to call TFG a "mastermind" though? Surely ringleader or pathetic loser would have been more appropriate?
Good and I hope this sticks.
Trump is such a sorry POS and it's about frigging time. >

It's just a fee for the privilege of continued misuse. >

I'm curious how much the court resources Trump wasted cost us. >

Just think, those slightly over 60 election lawsuits alone would have to be an incredible amount of waisted effort and resources. You would think if nothing else it would go to prove how false his claims where, yet his supporters grew even more belligerent.
The only good thing is that I think most of those were dismissed almost outright with a good number not even moving past the most preliminary of stages. >

Not high enough penalty. Trump’s minions will give him that in a hot minute. >

This wasn’t a fine. It’s the amount of legal fees the defendants that filed the motion charged their clients. >

Another year will be marked as a loss for trump's taxes I see >

In cases against Hillary Clinton.  Jesus Christ his campaign against her was over 6 fucking years ago and he’s still trying to sue her.  He’s human herpes. >

All Trump heard was Mastermind! :( >

Make it 900 million. >

I wonder if they can get some of that money back from the orange cheeto >

Who does a court send after those who refuse to pay their fines? >

can we fucking put Zeros at the end of these judgements?  like.. calculate their ACTUAL net worths (offshore accounts included ) and forcefully take a large percentage of their assets?  until these fines are sizeable enough (and enforced) all of this shit is just the cost of doing business. >

Trump's been misusing courts all his life. What else is new. >

I wonder if there's a database of all his court cases, they must run into the thousands. >

More than 200 libel suits. Amer Bar Assoc called him a "libel bully" but withdrew the report when Trump was appointed president. Trump's cases all got thrown out except one which was settled-details secret. >

Is there any way for him to get around paying this? Can't he appeal or no? Every time I see an article like this, I just see him appealing it every time. >

Yes, he can appeal, but it doesn’t mean he will get it taken away. >

I imagine he will. He has appealed the other orders from this case, including the previous sanction award. >

Cost of doing business. Dragged 30+ around for 2 years, Im sure disrupting their lives, financials and emotions >

Gotdamn! Thats a chunk of change. >

Good and I hope this sticks.
Trump is such a sorry POS and it's about frigging time. >

It's just a fee for the privilege of continued misuse. >

I'm curious how much the court resources Trump wasted cost us. >

Just think, those slightly over 60 election lawsuits alone would have to be an incredible amount of waisted effort and resources. You would think if nothing else it would go to prove how false his claims where, yet his supporters grew even more belligerent.
The only good thing is that I think most of those were dismissed almost outright with a good number not even moving past the most preliminary of stages. >

In cases against Hillary Clinton.  Jesus Christ his campaign against her was over 6 fucking years ago and he’s still trying to sue her.  He’s human herpes. >

Another year will be marked as a loss for trump's taxes I see >

All Trump heard was Mastermind! :( >

can we fucking put Zeros at the end of these judgements?  like.. calculate their ACTUAL net worths (offshore accounts included ) and forcefully take a large percentage of their assets?  until these fines are sizeable enough (and enforced) all of this shit is just the cost of doing business. >

Make it 900 million. >

Not high enough penalty. Trump’s minions will give him that in a hot minute. >

This wasn’t a fine. It’s the amount of legal fees the defendants that filed the motion charged their clients. >

I wonder if they can get some of that money back from the orange cheeto >

Who does a court send after those who refuse to pay their fines? >

Trump's been misusing courts all his life. What else is new. >

I wonder if there's a database of all his court cases, they must run into the thousands. >

More than 200 libel suits. Amer Bar Assoc called him a "libel bully" but withdrew the report when Trump was appointed president. Trump's cases all got thrown out except one which was settled-details secret. >

Is there any way for him to get around paying this? Can't he appeal or no? Every time I see an article like this, I just see him appealing it every time. >

Yes, he can appeal, but it doesn’t mean he will get it taken away. >

I imagine he will. He has appealed the other orders from this case, including the previous sanction award. >

Cost of doing business. Dragged 30+ around for 2 years, Im sure disrupting their lives, financials and emotions >

He will undoubtedly fund raise off of this…then claim the loss on his taxes >

Gotdamn! Thats a chunk of change.