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Not how it works, but I'm all for anything that would lock his fat orange ass up.
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So now a simple accusation true or false can jail Trump
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You see the way that's written? "Or break the law of any state"...that's completely illegal...Georgia has no jurisdiction outside of their own state lines. So some activist in another state only has to file charges true or false and an arrest warrant will be issued in Georgia. Basically. The moment Trump calls it political persecution someone will call it a lie....The prosecutors are not keeping quiet, so it is illegal to expect Trump to not respond to their false attacks.
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They screwed up on this...Not how it works, but I'm all for anything that would lock his fat orange ass up.
It's all subject to politics and opinion this is no longer law or judicial statute. Nope....you're just wrong here.
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The way it is written he will be arrested for yawning. Or at least they will try. Not sure how they can do it in practice. He may have to stay out of states that have Dem administrations. I'm sure they will all cooperate. This is completely illegal. If Trump says that they'll just call it a False Statement and an arrestable offense. This is a VERY BIG MISTAKE THEY ARE MAKING....it's not going to stop with Trump.So Trump will be arrested if he says democrats are intelligent, moral, and honest?
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Those dimwits will say he yawned when he wasn't actually tired, and the lefty useful idiots on USMB will have a hyperventilating circle-jerk over it.The way it is written he will be arrested for yawning.
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Oh...yeah this is too broad for any kind of legitimate application legally. It means the moment they don't like what he's saying they will arrest ( or try ) him. Another state system could block the action. This will go to SCOTUS pretty fast I think.Those dimwits will say he yawned when he wasn't actually tired, and the lefty useful idiots on USMB will have a hyperventilating circle-jerk over it.
dudmuck
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The way it is written he will be arrested for yawning. Or at least they will try. Not sure how they can do it in practice. He may have to stay out of states that have Dem administrations. I'm sure they will all cooperate. This is completely illegal. If Trump says that they'll just call it a False Statement and an arrestable offense. This is a VERY BIG MISTAKE THEY ARE MAKING....it's not going to stop with Trump.
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What about bail for all of the future defendants of this illegal power grab? There's no joke here... This isn't even remotely legal. What the hell makes you think it's going to be limited to just this one case or this one party?
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You act like they had a choice. I'll bet you also believe that Twitter and Facebook censorship was voluntary,The conditions for his bail were negotiated. Trump's lawyers signed off on it.
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Correct....even the lawyers are being threatened. This is the beginning of something very bad... This is no longer about Trump...this is the rise of authoritarianism.You act like they had a choice. I'll bet you also believe that Twitter and Facebook censorship was voluntary,
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It’ll be very interesting to see how his secret service detail will respond to any attempt.Oh...yeah this is too broad for any kind of legitimate application legally. It means the moment they don't like what he's saying they will arrest ( or try ) him. Another state system could block the action. This will go to SCOTUS pretty fast I think.
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Yep...this could get realIt’ll be very interesting to see how his secret service detail will respond to any attempt.
anyone picking up a pattern here? Elected Leftist prosecutor in a wildly Leftist voting district..trying to make a name for themselves, hoping for higher elected office later on???
Nah.
Nah.
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So Trump will be arrested if he says democrats are intelligent, moral, and honest?
Not even our beloved President Trump could pull off that lie.
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Of course he cannot lie to defend himself. That is called perjury if done under oath. If not, it is obstruction of justice.This is outright election interference. On his list of restrictions it says he can't make any false statements??? WTF??? False is more often than not a partisan opinion and nothing more. So the moment he says something somebody doesn't like all they have to do is call it a lie and he's gone .... The left has let a genie out of the bottle that cannot be controlled or even harnessed.
This is what Martha Stewart some extra time in the pokey.
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Wrong....the " Lie " is no longer a valid legal term in this context. A difference of opinion will be relabeled as a lie. This is no longer about law.Of course he cannot lie to defend himself. That is called perjury if done under oath. If not, it is obstruction of justice.
This is what Martha Stewart some extra time in the pokey.
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Nope. True and false have a meaning the republican party has forgotten.False is more often than not a partisan opinion and nothing more.
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The precedent being set now is making criminals pay for their crimes. Surely you aren't against that?They don't get it.... They are setting a precedent that will be used by others.
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A hearing of such a statement will be based on the facts of the events surrounding the words.Wrong....the " Lie " is no longer a valid legal term in this context. A difference of opinion will be relabeled as a lie. This is no longer about law.
He can't say the election was stolen because 38 people, including Pence and Barr and Meadows told him flatly that he lost. He can't say, "I disagree with the findings on the facts, thus my opinion shelters me."
Nope, he does that, he will be sanctioned.
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