Zone1 Is the Law Absolute?

[d0gbreath]

As an outlaw, I really don't know.

 

[BackAgain]

Not even remotely true.

That it stil causes you to go nuts is just a nice bonus.

You’re entirely dishonest. Of course it’s true that it was 34 counts and not 34 indictments.

And I love the fact that the very mention of reversal on appeal has you wetting yourself

Now, THAT’s a bonus.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

You’re entirely dishonest. Of course it’s true that it was 34 counts and not 34 indictments.

And I love the fact that the very mention of reversal on appeal has you wetting yourself

Now, THAT’s a bonus.

He's gotta do the CNN thing, but it's a pointless endeavor because Trump won the election anyways. Clearly the American people saw that these huge stretches of judicial reach that produced no results were just political attempts. That's why it's important for the DOJ and any arm of Trump to go after these activist judges and put them behind bars if possible so future judges don't feel comfortable doing it again.

But yea... the "convictions" are weaker than litmus paper, because there was no punishment, and the courts apologized to him LOL. We already watched the Democrats abuse impeachment, this was just further judicial lawfare. Trump has been very generous to the Democrats who tried to lock him up for decades and abuse the law to ruin his life in every way possible. While a part of me is looking forward to moving on from Don (I like JD Vance), his second term could go down as one of the greatest in our history.