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  Jack Smith gonna wreckya, Trumpy.
context: It must be really sad to be such a pathetic, worthless piece of shit. >
  
  What do you think is worse being a sad pathetic worthless piece of shit or those believing and following him? >
  
  He’s just a garden variety lunatic with money and a microphone. His followers are more dangerous. >
  
  Donny Jones, cult leader of The Peoples Maga Church. >
  
  Nothing ever happens to him.... >
  
  Nothing ever happens to him because he goes right up to the line but has others cross it on his behalf, like Cohen, Weisselberg or Manafort. Imagine being 70 something Weisselberg and sitting in Rikers for 5mos because of Trump. WTF >
  
  Weisselberg is probably still on the payroll which reeks of hush money, bribery or blackmail. >
  
  Fall Guy. That was his job all along, and he was or will be handsomely rewarded for doing a stellar job. >
  
  Maybe Trump will give him cufflinks. >
  
  Wait, is the Trump Hater wife married to the Special Counsel or is he talking about Melania? >
  
  I was asking myself the same thing. I doubt trophy wife number 3 is really happy with him, I think she's just waiting for him to die to see what she can get. >
  
  Lots of debt >
  
  Lol she’s a debt digger >
  
  A fool’s gold digger. >
  
  In 2016, the Electoral College gave us the worst of us to serve in the highest office in the land. He has caused so much trauma. I lost my entire family to his cult.
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  He truly has brought out the worst in so many people.  I too have family that now won't talk to each other because of him and how 1/2 feel he's nuts and the other 1/2 worship him over everything else. One cousin in fact said back in 2020 that they believed everything Trump says because he would not lie and if anyone disagreed then don't ever speak to her again.  Its insane. >
  
  I do in-home estimates for my dealership. The corporate sales trainer was here running estimates with me. He had a rental car with CA plates. He met me at this customer's house because it was easier than meeting at the office, so he had his rental car. She sees his CA plate and says she doesn't do business with liberals from CA. She is a moron, just one of the stupidest human beings I have ever met. I didn't sell her anything, she was too cheap to buy the good stuff. >
  
  You should tell her that there are more registered Republicans in California than there are people living in South Carolina. >
  
  Honestly it shocks me just how much Republicans hate California and everyone in it given how many Republicans there are in parts of it. >
  
  Just imagine how many millions of republicans in California don’t show up to vote because of the electoral college. >
  
  Tbf any decent human is a trump hater. >
  
  I am not a "hater" by nature, but GD he makes it hard not to... >
  
  don’t worry. There’s a special “Trump exception” in the Karma bank for hating Trump. It’s ok. >
  
  Isn't the special  counsel a war crimes  prosecuter ... like Trump"s whining  would  worry him. >
  
  Smith looks like the kind of guy who’ll take this threat at face value.  Also looks the kind of guy who’d do his own wet work. >
  
  Dude is never getting near the White House again. >
  
  Remember that he was always like this even when in the White House.  He is very predictable. >
  
  Dude, he’s been this way since the 60s. >
  
  That is my point.  The republicans know this.  If they say they didn't they would be lying too... which they do anyway. >
  
  I just don’t ever see this working out in his favor. >
  
  It's about raising the cost of prosecuting him, keeping the grift going to forestall a financial reckoning, and making sure a MAGA juror is there to save him when this inevitably goes to trial.
  By keeping in the headlines and feeding a steady stream of vitriol to his supporters, he keeps them agitated and ready to defend him.
  That gives him leverage, because to prosecute him is literally to invite violence should he order his supporters to take that step. I think it's this, plus the reality that he might release classified info, that has prevented charges so far.
  And at the end of the day, Trump's approach increases the chance that he can get a hung jury via a line juror that is a true believer who refuses to convict no matter what he is charged with or what evidence is presented. >
  
  Anyone who thinks that Trump is going to face any real consequences is just thinking wishfully.
  Rich, power white men don't face legal consequences in America. And the fact that this rich, power white man is willing to invoke violence.. makes it even less likely that he'll face consequences.
  He's won. He won the second that he became President.  He won't ever be President again, but he'll never see a jail cell, either. At worse... he'll get fined... but then he'll just refuse to pay. >
  
  Right? He truly won everything in 2016. He's basically royalty now. My only hope is that he and DeSantis eat each other alive. >
  
  Let's assume that Trump is right.
  
  You can't do your job with integrity and honesty if you don't like someone
  
  ...is a bold attack vector from someone who a) wants to be president, and b) abjectly hates more than half the country. >
  
  
  abjectly hates more than half the country
  
  And refers to that half of American citizens as “the enemy”. >
  
  Not to mention, the press. >
  
  Just arrest this asshole. This will not stop. >
  
  It's never gonna happen. Our system isn't built to arrest, wealthy powerful men. All it would do is cost the state millions of dollars, just to lose. >
  
  Yeah, feels like democracy is already done. >
  
  sounds like he's panicking >
  
  Why are we still letting this guy suck all the oxygen from the room? Walk away already.