It's the 11th item on Nick's Twitter feed. I didn't find it at first either.Neither Nick's or Lin's Tweeter accounts have anything like this posted.
It's the 11th item on Nick's Twitter feed. I didn't find it at first either.Neither Nick's or Lin's Tweeter accounts have anything like this posted.
You're buying into the spin. if you read the entire transcript it's an attempt by Trump and his attorneys to review their concerns with the state's findings and to be able to compare notes. but the state is refusing to compare notes or to even look at many of the issues that Trump and his lawyers are bringing up .in fact if you read through the transcript there's quite a few points that Trump and his lawyers are asking about that the state is admitting that they never looked into it and that they have no desire to look into it .That's not how an election is verified That's just totally wrong.I'm not arguing against Trump, but it wasn't bright to be cajoling the secretary of state of the very state that is having an incredibly important runoff election tomorrow. No matter how you look at it, if found out, and it was, it's not helping his case to remain president. Especially when he got impeached over a phone call(bogus of course but Dems believed it true with a passion). I know we have a train wreck around the corner with Biden, we Trump supporters believe Trump can run the country better. But at this point so many are against him that last minute dramatics like pushing for $2000 or this phone call only remind people of why they voted against him.
Why would he be?I can’t speak for Trump either but I hear something completely different. I hear a man desperate and damn near terrified. And my opinion of him is that I would be desperate and terrified if I were him as well.
Presidential pardons don’t cover state crimes, eh? I’d love to see him go try to hide out in Scotland.Why would he be?
He can pardon himself and Scotland doesn't extradite political prosecutions.
Political prosecutions? This is the US government you’re talking about. They have more than one way to ruin a citizen.Why would he be?
He can pardon himself and Scotland doesn't extradite political prosecutions.
Won’t happen.cant wait to see him dragged kicking and crying from the WH.
Can he really do anything to Trump? Prosecute him, and he alienates half the country.Keep in mind one fact that might weigh heavily on matters going forward. Biden has yet to submit his nominee for Attorney General. Who that person is and what that person does with Trump is something for which we'll just have to wait and see.
Did you figure that out on your own, or are you believing me?Why would he be?
He can pardon himself and Scotland doesn't extradite political prosecutions.
Let him off, and the next person like him will do more damage.Can he really do anything to Trump? Prosecute him, and he alienates half the country.
I agree completely.Let him off, and the next person like him will do more damage.
If he broke the law, he should be held responsible.
Slowly. I imagine we’ll see things “leak out” and become “declassified” and certain financial interests of the former president become somehow entangled in “ongoing audits” that tie up liquidity.I agree completely.
But this is politics. Does Joe alienate half the country?
No. Trump is going to twist in the wind between elected official and failed businessman.Honestly, if Trump doesn't pardon himself, I think Biden will pardon him.
He'll say he's doing it to "start the healing process", or "to bring together a divided country".
states been investigating what three years I guess they're slowly very slowly compiling the evidence?Presidential pardons don’t cover state crimes, eh? I’d love to see him go try to hide out in Scotland.
Might as well if you can't indict a sitting President anyway.states been investigating what three years I guess they're slowly very slowly compiling the evidence?
It is my policy to not disclose my sources!Did you figure that out on your own, or are you believing me?