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Can't we just assume at this point that Trump has broken every law that ever existed? >

At this point it's like "who did he murder on 5th avenue?" >

Trump could commit mass murder, and his cult would say, "God's imperfect vessel has his reasons for this; those people who died were probably Marxist Communist Socialist Bolsheviks who eat babies and sex-traffic children". >

Bolshawut? Boy you best be stop trying confuse me >

He was speaking some of them Mexican words, I tell you huhwhat. >

Russia is spending its money elsewhere these days. >

Ffs, stop calling it a “war chest” he’s just a fat conman with a bunch of money from idiots >

I believe that it was never DT’s intent to become President. Note Melania’s crestfallen face when he was announced the winner, note the complete lack of any plan to actually do the job. Note the complete lack of interest in actually doing the job. I believe that his goal always was, and will continue to be, FUNDRAISING. >

This photo doesn't include Melania, but Trump looks far from happy when everyone is cheering for his announced victory
I imagine him thinking "FUCK, this is going to cut into my golfing."
Forbes infographic on Trump golfing during his Presidency >

I believe they all knew that winning would bring all of their dealings under scrutiny- but never believed it would happen.
The photo I saw of Melania seemed to show someone who knew something really bad had just happened. >

Sounds right to me. 

Mueller revealed how Trump reacted to (unblinking) Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s May 2017 announcement that Mueller had been appointed to lead the special counsel. “Oh my God. This is terrible. This is the end of my Presidency. I’m fucked,” Trump said when he was informed of the news by now-former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, according to the report.

The 1000th thing Trump said or did that is an admission of guilt. >

His 757 parked at West Palm Beach airport right now is fueled by GOP fundraising >

That's his escape route if he's charged. >

The man attempted to stage a coup and overthrow the government starting with a violent insurrection, and nothing's going to happen to him. 
Throw another one onto the woodpile of his crimes. >

In retrospect, maybe it was a bad strategy to destroy the economy in the name of short term corpo mega-donor gain
Not only should he have learned that the mega-rich have no loyalty, and the broke masses aren’t going to starve themselves for you
He also would have discovered that an actual, functioning economy and even as little as a barely competent COVID response (one where he wasn’t stealing medical supplies and forcing people to beg him for help or acting like bleach injections and fancy lights would cure the disease or just outright pretending it’s not a problem) would have EASILY won him a second term >

underrated comment >

Sell more stolen art NFTs. >

He was really counting on selling those top secret files. >

And how do you know he didn’t sell them?  Make copy, meet in park with Boris and Natasha, collect money. >

"But the savings have been depleted by Trump spending on his own legal defenses, on Melania Trump’s personal designer, and on helping the January 6 rioters."
This article suggests he is helping the insurrectionists financially.  I've heard him say it but never believed it.  Why would he help someone else? >

Soldiers get pissed when you use them like cannon fodder and abandon them. They're likely to kill the people who sent them. He is buying his security by showing loyalty to them. If they ever caught on just how badly they got duped? Horror show. >


Soldiers get pissed when you use them like cannon fodder and abandon them.

Example: Michael Cohen turned on him when Trump (being a cheapskate, being STUPID) refused to help Cohen with his legal bills. >

How much of what he's grifted has he even transferred to his campaign funds? >

The jig is up Donny. People are getting wise to your ways. >

Russia is still funding him. >

He is using "Donations" to pay ongoing personal debts. With a court appointed minder on all of his businesses, his Money Laundering business model is shut down. Junior and Eric are going to be running out of money as well. >

Accusing Trump of breaking the law is about as useful as accusing Trump of swearing at a baby.  It does absolutely nothing at this point. >

Gloves are coming off, I don't think Trump is going to rely on legal means of acquiring funds anymore - not that he ever did.