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Seemed like Trump knew long before that, even. Saw the writing on the wall weeks/months before election day. He was literally “pre-declaring” he’d be the victim of election fraud and was using his platform as president to announce it to the world at every turn. 
Wasn’t that the whole plot?  Telling his supporters explicitly not to use mail-in ballots so that he could stigmatize mail-in ballots as corrupt. Also knowing that on election day, in-person ballots would be tabulated first, so it would look like he had a big lead at first… (before the mail-in ballots could later be added into the counts). 
Hence his bizarre premature victory speech that night, along with the “Stop the count” madness. (Who does that?) Trump knew he was a lame duck and has been selling this lie before, during, and now over two years after the election.
This sure sounds like witness intimidation:
“He knows you’ll do the right thing tomorrow and that you’re going to protect him and the boss,” >

Sounds like a line straight out of any Scorsese movie. >

Straight out of the Godfather, except here, the Godfather is dumb as hell. >

Starring Orange Brawndo >

If only he had any Brawn.
More like Maralago Blando >

Smallon Hando >

Seemed like Trump knew long before that, even. Saw the writing on the wall weeks/months before election day. He was literally “pre-declaring” he’d be the victim of election fraud and was using his platform as president to announce it to the world at every turn. 
Wasn’t that the whole plot?  Telling his supporters explicitly not to use mail-in ballots so that he could stigmatize mail-in ballots as corrupt. Also knowing that on election day, in-person ballots would be tabulated first, so it would look like he had a big lead at first… (before the mail-in ballots could later be added into the counts). 
Hence his bizarre premature victory speech that night, along with the “Stop the count” madness. (Who does that?) Trump knew he was a lame duck and has been selling this lie before, during, and now over two years after the election. >

He also accused Ted Cruz of stealing the 2016 Iowa Caucus. Here's one of his tweets from the time 

Based on the fraud committed by Senator Ted Cruz during the Iowa caucus, either a new election should take place or Cruz results nullified

But he just dropped that. It's like he didn't really believe in his own accusations or something 🤔 >

Probably did a deal - support me and I'll lay off and won't mention any of the crimes you've committed. There's always a deal. >

Trump knew he lost, but losing was the path to being prosecuted for crimes. So he lied and got people killed to save himself. The end. >

THIS!
Trump knew he HAD to retain power to keep from facing the piper.
He knew he was guilty AF of so much. >

Crazy thing is that he actually never has been prosecuted for any of his crimes so if he hadn't done this it all would've been ignored..
We really should be going back and prosecuting him for what he did in the Mueller report >

Absolutely 💯  !!
There was plenty in the Mueller Report to prosecute him on, starting with many examples of Obstruction of Justice. >

He also banged a porn star bareback while his current wife was pregnant, after that he bent over the republican party and finished on the constitution... >

Just to be nitpicky, he was banging the pornstar bareback while his current (third) wife was nursing his (fifth) child. 
And then he paid her six figures and made her sign paperwork to not tell anyone what a loser he is that he had to pay six figures to cheat on his third wife as she nursed his fifth child, and then she made fun of his dick anyway. >

My favorite part of this story is how how he left money on the dresser because he assumed Stormy wasn't dumb enough to sleep with him for free in the first place and when she refused it he said, "Wow, you're really special." >

He said "wow, you're really special" to a pornstar he told reminds him of his daughter? >

So he acknowledged the loss, but said it was stolen publicly, gave a big speech, told them to fight like hell, and then they caused a riot. Par for the course with Cheeto Ban Dito. >

Trump’s inner circle had three major groups: 
1) delusional fanatics ready to fight every kooky Trump battle (Sidney Powell), 
2) manipulative advocates of their own individual obsessions (Stephen Miller), 
3) suck-ups attracted to power who were minimally compliant with Trump’s more criminal ideas (Bill Barr). 
When Trump went off the rails on Jan 6, only the first group remained totally loyal. >

What category to bannon and stone fit into?  Puppet masters manipulating him? >

Group 2 >

I suppose you are right.  maybe I should go to bed lol >

I'm seeing little reason Meadows shouldn't be getting a Seditious Conspiracy charge himself. At first it just seemed that he had no vertebrae, but more and more it's coming out how key he really was. Even if he's cooperating he should be charged but with leniency on his sentence. >

Does anyone know what time the full report is coming out? I can't find any information >

I’m going to need time to print it out and wrap it for my in-laws before Christmas morning… >

Acknowledging the loss and then drumming up an angry mob claiming it was stolen speaks to it being a premeditated conspiracy to overthrow the government. >

Sure seems like "consciousness of guilt" to me.
But what do it know? I ain't ever done an Insurrection. >

Trump has publicly and on video admitted to losing several times since Jan. 6.  
This is just one example from back in April of this year.  I know there have been others. >

This was before somebody died. >


Hutchinson’s interview also shed new light on alleged pressure from her Trump-aligned former attorney to conceal key evidence from select panel investigators.

And didn't her current attorney work for Jeff Sessions?  🤣 >

I hope Cassidy Hutchinson has a future in politics. Her honesty and integrity are a bright spot in otherwise cynical, brutal world of the modern political culture.  Good on her. >

And McCarthy continued to back Trump anyway.
The fact McCarthy actively tried to sabotage the Jan 6th Committee shows he’s an accessory to Trump’s crime. >

Prison.  He has to go….