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  Trump is more likely to be Eugene Debs or Lyndon LaRouche running for president from the inside of a prison cell. The trial date for his defamation case with E Jean Carroll is April 2023, it's a he said/she said case and his deposition answers are so not credible that there is little doubt a NY just will find in her favor. That defamation case will open the evidence door to the adult survivor's act case already filed by Carroll for sexual assault. The court already ruled against Trump's claim that the NY Adult survivors look back window is unconstitutional. If Carroll is telling the truth that she still has the dress, faithfully preserved with his DNA on the dress then a conviction on sexual assault is not a stretch especially with a jury composed of New Yorkers and his lame videotaped "she's not my type" deposition as additional evidence that he is lying.
  They are both very simple straight forward cases and Roberta Kaplan is an A plus Attorney while his Attorneys are incompetent.
  The only IF in the equation is that Carroll is 79 and she has to not only be telling an accurate and complete truth in what she has said so far but she has to tell it 2 more times under oath and do so convincingly.
  Read the deposition.
context: ...an appearance touted by Trump as a major campaign event was nothing more than a closed-door speech to deep-pocketed election-deniers at a Trump property... >
  
  Campaign from basement vibes >
  
  A 400 lb nerd, sitting on his bed somewhere in Jersey
  Yep, that fits! >
  
  Nothing like the bright spotlight of public exposure to make this cockroach scurry away and disappear. >
  
  🎶 Don't call it a comeback, I been griftin’ for years… >
  
  Monetizin’ the tears of puttin' suckers in fear >
  
  I'm gonna knock you out, Putin said knock you out. >
  
  I really don’t see how MAGA world continues to back him while he embraces his vaccine rollout. This will become a huge weakness for him in the primaries. Especially since DeSantis is going to make it a defining issue. >
  
  80% of the population did get at least one dose..  their numbers are declining >
  
  Big Fat is melting. >
  
  Trump/Santos 2024...Yeah, THAT'S the ticket! >
  
  I think they've moved on to MTG/Santos 2024. >
  
  I can't decide whether "MTG Santos" sounds more like a political ticket or an entry in a violent videogame franchise. >
  
  Meet The Grifters: DeSantos Edition >
  
  Is that the horror sci-fi film where they combine Ron DeSantis and George Santos into a single entity? >
  
  Trump called and was called by House members. Desantis
  Wasn’t. It’s worth keeping this in mind. He’s still playing king maker. >
  
  I dont know about king maker. Still took mcarthy 15 rounds to get elected >
  
  Yeah, absolutely true. They still didn’t get desantis to weigh in though. I’m not sure how much appeal he actually has and I’d imagine it’s generally quite low nationally. >
  
  Republicans are certainly in disarray >
  
  You love to see it. >
  
  Not working?  How much money has he made? >
  
  Lost a million for a frivolous lawsuit (to be split with his lawyer) >
  
  The Republican establishment has decided that they've gotten all they can out of Trump. If he were a clandestine CIA agent, they would have recalled him and told him his cover is blown.
  Trump handed the Republicans the Supreme Court. They've achieved their decades-long goal. Now they'll dismantle the last 100 years of progress ruling by ruling. >
  
  Disgusting pig. >
  
  Damn he should do something crazy like run as an independent or something. >
  
  Guess his life-long paranoia of being labeled a loser had its merits >
  
  I wonder if it's just too early still.
   Trump rushed to announce because he thinks it will protect him from his crimes.
  I barely heard shit about his campaign since he announced.
  I think at the end of the year thinks will pick up in general. >
  
  Yes. Everyone in 2015 counted him out. They were wrong.
   We have no idea how the GOP base will react seeing him in action against the other candidates. 
  They very well could be entranced by someone else and Trump could become a distant memory. I think for a prospective GOP candidate the advantage is they could emulate his policies which the base wants, and cut out the baggage of Trump's unpleasant personality. So, in essence Trumpism without Trump. 
  I think his shine has dissipated . >
  
  You have to go the fuck away before you can come back. >
  
  I would not count him out unless he is in jail. I can't stand him but he is a survivor. The Republicans fought hard to keep him out right from the beginning but if they see him as a path to power, they will really behind him same as before. >
  
  The biggest mistake anyone can make is count him out. He only needs a chunk of the republican voters, like 30-40%, to eventually rally behind him. The rest of the GOP will fall in line as soon as he's winning primaries, like they always do. >
  
  All he needs is 30-40% in the primaries to be the nominee >
  
  America doesn't like losers. >
  
  Summary by ChatGPT:
  The article discusses the legal challenges and lack of enthusiasm for Donald Trump's potential bid for the 2024 Republican nomination for President.  
  A federal judge imposed $938,000 in sanctions on Trump and his lawyers for bringing a failed and frivolous racketeering lawsuit against Hillary Clinton, her political allies and a passel of ex-government officials.
  Trump also dropped a separate lawsuit filed against Letitia James, New York’s attorney general, which the judge similarly viewed as “vexatious and frivolous”.  
  The article also mentions that Trump gave a closed-door speech to a group with ties to election-deniers at a Trump property, and suggests that Trump's campaign will likely focus on personal grievances and claims of a stolen 2020 election, which may bring chaos and the possibility of another Trump defeat for the Republican party. >
  
  I didn’t know ChatGPT could do that! Very neat and helpful. >
  
  It can. The other fun part is anything it says is public domain, right out of the gate. >
  
  Yes it's honestly hard to see trump doing anything other than playing the victim in his 2024 run. I don't think that will give him an edge next time he faces Biden. >
  
  Absolutely, Trump's has become king of the bores now. His bad performance in the midterms finally crashed his popularity: now in the low 30's I believe. His schtick has become so deranged it's hard to believe anyone can sit through it.  
  Biden's popularity has risen with the economic outlook >
  
  Buh, Trump said Diamond (of Diamond and Silk) died of a broken heart because He didn't get elected... >
  
  Having to work at it is probably the biggest hurdle for him. >
  
  Trump and desantis are tied in GOP primary polls. Unless desantis takes off soon he won’t run. Desantis needs to be ahead by a lot otherwise Trump will destroy him in the campaign. 
  Trump is very likely to be the GOP nominee. >
  
  
  Trump is trying to make a comeback. It’s not working
  
  A comeback to Twitter probably. >
  
  He doesn't care.
  He's still not going to be punished. >
  
  If it wasn't for the anti-Trump people talking about him I'm not sure I'd even remember he was a thing. >
  
  there's a significant number of people who basically worship the guy and will show up at primaries to vote for him
  more than that, he's got a HUGE political warchest
  between his cult and his warchest, former guy continues to be the biggest player in the repub party >
  
  Does he really though? Is there still a cent in that warchest that hasn't been laundered or stolen directly into his own pockets? >
  
  reports say he's got about $100 million in his warchest >
  
  He is done. >
  
  The news media has been consistently wrong about Trump for going on eight years now, pardon me if I don't take the fuckin' Guardian's analysis seriously.
  These are the same people who thought Chris Christie was the future of the GOP >
  
  The conspiracy theorists who say he is under house arrest are not going to give up anytime soon if he keeps staying inside. >
  
  Good >
  
  Just lie, and then lie some more. His supporters love being lied to. >
  
  Orange your glad I didn’t say banana >
  
  So let's not report it maybe? >
  
  Spoiler Alert: His presidency *was* the comeback. >
  
  Try Hard Trump >
  
  Don't call it a comeback >
  
  Where does he find these deep pocketed election deniers? There’s a tower in Paris, a bridge in Brooklyn and some real estate on the moon I think they may be interested in purchasing >
  
  All Trump need is the support of the propaganda machine, then all that happens before it becomes moot. >
  
  Politicians have a finite lifespan. He’s pushing beyond that. >
  
  He is not running, he is just pretending to soak up more cash. >
  
  Who? >
  
  And to think I read a Poll that Biden was only 4 points ahead of Trump, pretty much the top end of the margin of error in such things. I’m terrified for America to actually how close he could be to winning, even in spite of scandal after scandal since he started his campaign back in ‘15. >
  
  I saw multiple stories last week citing a poll that showed Trump with a 17 point lead over DeSantis among Republicans. He's not going away. Not without a fight. >
  
  Did you see his video? He had cum on his back when he visited Putin. >
  
  To keep his brand, which is the most important thing to him, he needs to stop being the victim and claim success. >
  
  Trumpism seems all over though. Lie. Deny. Gaslight. Hoard money. Serve the super rich. Deny it.
  What and with who are Democrats winning now and with the next presidential elections?
  I mean, take the disaster Santos. He is there. He is not hiding in shame while about to be imprisoned. He won. >
  
  Fuck that guy >
  
  "Who dis?"
  "Trump"
  "Never heard of him." >
  
  Even Trump is tired of Trump. >
  
  Let’s hope. Recent opinion polls show the crazies are still out there. >
  
  so he wants to be the next Grover Cleveland?   weird flex from a guy who probably shit himself in bed this morning....