Yet that is very typical of these anti-Trump stories. Not exactly "fake news" because it is possible that the autopsy will come out as predicted. But the evidence the news source claims is extremely flimsy at best.
You folks want to pretend trump's actions aren't at the heart of this.
The 2025 budget, was xiden’s.
This is a general outline for a book.An act of subservience by Senate Repubs on a scale of the two impeachment acquittals when they simply ignored overwhelming evidence of trump's guilt. When dealing with a potentially career threatening political scandal, there is a standard playbook trump's team has used repeatedly. Issue a broad denial. Attack the accuser. Then declare the controversy over and tell everyone to move on.
Bove was involved in not one but three incidents while working at the DoJ worthy of disciplinary action and dismissal. First, he supervised the unjustified firing of DoJ and FBI officials who participated in investigations of trump's crimes as well as though of the violent criminals involved in the j6 riot.
Trump administration fires prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases and moves toward ousting FBI agents
Trump administration fires prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases and moves toward ousting FBI agents
The Trump administration has fired a group of prosecutors involved in the Jan. 6 criminal cases and demanded the names of FBI agents involved in those same probes so that they can possibly be ousted.apnews.com
Secondly...........Bove pressured top prosecutors in the US attorneys office in Manhattan to drop the case against Eric Adams. He claimed that the charges had been brought by an overzealous U.S. attorney appointed by President Joseph R. Biden Jr., and he argued that the case would hinder Mr. Adams’s capacity to cooperate with the White House on immigration enforcement.
The Trump-appointed interim U.S. attorney in Manhattan, Danielle R. Sassoon, resigned rather than sign off on Mr. Bove’s command. Other career prosecutors in the public integrity section resigned rather than accede to his demands.
One of the whistleblowers to come forward has provided audio tapes proving Bove perjured himself during his sworn congressional confirmation testimony. That incident included Bove offering promotions to anyone who would go before a judge in the southern district of NY and ask for charges against Adams to be dismissed.
Whistleblowers cite evidence against Bove
Democrats have also cited evidence from whistleblowers, a fired department lawyer who said last month that Bove had suggested the Trump administration may need to ignore judicial commands — a claim that Bove denies — and new evidence from a whistleblower who did not go public. That whistleblower recently provided an audio recording of Bove that runs contrary to some of his testimony at his confirmation hearing last month, according to two people familiar with the recording.
The audio is from a private video conference call at the Department of Justice in February in which Bove, a top official at the department, discussed his handling of the dismissed case against Adams, according to transcribed quotes from the audio reviewed by The Associated Press.
Senate confirms Trump lawyer Emil Bove for appeals court, pushing past whistleblower claims
The Senate has confirmed former Trump lawyer Emil Bove for a lifetime appointment as a federal appeals court judge.
Finally, there's......
Trump judicial nominee suggested ignoring court orders on deportations, whistleblower claims
Trump judicial nominee suggested ignoring court orders on deportations, whistleblower claims
A top Justice Department official suggested the Trump administration might have to ignore court orders as it prepared to deport Venezuelan migrants it accused of being gang members, a fired department lawyer alleged in a whistleblower complaint made public Tuesday.
.........an accusation the whistleblower substantiated by providing text messages proving Bove did exactly what he claimed he did.
Does Bove possess the qualifications of a person nominated for a powerful position on the appellate court? Arguably yes, based on his time as a federal prosecutor. Is he fit to serve in that capacity. The unequivocal answer is no. Because he has so brazenly violated laws he has sworn to uphold.
What now? Declare the controversy over and tell everyone to move on of course. And that's what will happen. Move on to the next scandal, and the next one, and the one after that. It's what autocratic governments do.
In the end they cannot defend everything. It's always an overreaction in every situation. That's what insane people do. Why is trump still in office ?An act of subservience by Senate Repubs on a scale of the two impeachment acquittals when they simply ignored overwhelming evidence of trump's guilt. When dealing with a potentially career threatening political scandal, there is a standard playbook trump's team has used repeatedly. Issue a broad denial. Attack the accuser. Then declare the controversy over and tell everyone to move on.
Bove was involved in not one but three incidents while working at the DoJ worthy of disciplinary action and dismissal. First, he supervised the unjustified firing of DoJ and FBI officials who participated in investigations of trump's crimes as well as though of the violent criminals involved in the j6 riot.
Trump administration fires prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases and moves toward ousting FBI agents
Trump administration fires prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases and moves toward ousting FBI agents
The Trump administration has fired a group of prosecutors involved in the Jan. 6 criminal cases and demanded the names of FBI agents involved in those same probes so that they can possibly be ousted.
Secondly...........Bove pressured top prosecutors in the US attorneys office in Manhattan to drop the case against Eric Adams. He claimed that the charges had been brought by an overzealous U.S. attorney appointed by President Joseph R. Biden Jr., and he argued that the case would hinder Mr. Adams’s capacity to cooperate with the White House on immigration enforcement.
The Trump-appointed interim U.S. attorney in Manhattan, Danielle R. Sassoon, resigned rather than sign off on Mr. Bove’s command. Other career prosecutors in the public integrity section resigned rather than accede to his demands.
One of the whistleblowers to come forward has provided audio tapes proving Bove perjured himself during his sworn congressional confirmation testimony. That incident included Bove offering promotions to anyone who would go before a judge in the southern district of NY and ask for charges against Adams to be dismissed.
Whistleblowers cite evidence against Bove
Democrats have also cited evidence from whistleblowers, a fired department lawyer who said last month that Bove had suggested the Trump administration may need to ignore judicial commands — a claim that Bove denies — and new evidence from a whistleblower who did not go public. That whistleblower recently provided an audio recording of Bove that runs contrary to some of his testimony at his confirmation hearing last month, according to two people familiar with the recording.
The audio is from a private video conference call at the Department of Justice in February in which Bove, a top official at the department, discussed his handling of the dismissed case against Adams, according to transcribed quotes from the audio reviewed by The Associated Press.
Senate confirms Trump lawyer Emil Bove for appeals court, pushing past whistleblower claims
The Senate has confirmed former Trump lawyer Emil Bove for a lifetime appointment as a federal appeals court judge.
Finally, there's......
Trump judicial nominee suggested ignoring court orders on deportations, whistleblower claims
Trump judicial nominee suggested ignoring court orders on deportations, whistleblower claims
A top Justice Department official suggested the Trump administration might have to ignore court orders as it prepared to deport Venezuelan migrants it accused of being gang members, a fired department lawyer alleged in a whistleblower complaint made public Tuesday.
.........an accusation the whistleblower substantiated by providing text messages proving Bove did exactly what he claimed he did.
Does Bove possess the qualifications of a person nominated for a powerful position on the appellate court? Arguably yes, based on his time as a federal prosecutor. Is he fit to serve in that capacity. The unequivocal answer is no. Because he has so brazenly violated laws he has sworn to uphold.
What now? Declare the controversy over and tell everyone to move on of course. And that's what will happen. Move on to the next scandal, and the next one, and the one after that. It's what autocratic governments do.
Oh, yeah. Denmark.
OrdinarilyAn act of subservience by Senate Repubs on a scale of the two impeachment acquittals when they simply ignored overwhelming evidence of trump's guilt. When dealing with a potentially career threatening political scandal, there is a standard playbook trump's team has used repeatedly. Issue a broad denial. Attack the accuser. Then declare the controversy over and tell everyone to move on.
Bove was involved in not one but three incidents while working at the DoJ worthy of disciplinary action and dismissal. First, he supervised the unjustified firing of DoJ and FBI officials who participated in investigations of trump's crimes as well as though of the violent criminals involved in the j6 riot.
Trump administration fires prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases and moves toward ousting FBI agents
Trump administration fires prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases and moves toward ousting FBI agents
The Trump administration has fired a group of prosecutors involved in the Jan. 6 criminal cases and demanded the names of FBI agents involved in those same probes so that they can possibly be ousted.
Secondly...........Bove pressured top prosecutors in the US attorneys office in Manhattan to drop the case against Eric Adams. He claimed that the charges had been brought by an overzealous U.S. attorney appointed by President Joseph R. Biden Jr., and he argued that the case would hinder Mr. Adams’s capacity to cooperate with the White House on immigration enforcement.
The Trump-appointed interim U.S. attorney in Manhattan, Danielle R. Sassoon, resigned rather than sign off on Mr. Bove’s command. Other career prosecutors in the public integrity section resigned rather than accede to his demands.
One of the whistleblowers to come forward has provided audio tapes proving Bove perjured himself during his sworn congressional confirmation testimony. That incident included Bove offering promotions to anyone who would go before a judge in the southern district of NY and ask for charges against Adams to be dismissed.
Whistleblowers cite evidence against Bove
Democrats have also cited evidence from whistleblowers, a fired department lawyer who said last month that Bove had suggested the Trump administration may need to ignore judicial commands — a claim that Bove denies — and new evidence from a whistleblower who did not go public. That whistleblower recently provided an audio recording of Bove that runs contrary to some of his testimony at his confirmation hearing last month, according to two people familiar with the recording.
The audio is from a private video conference call at the Department of Justice in February in which Bove, a top official at the department, discussed his handling of the dismissed case against Adams, according to transcribed quotes from the audio reviewed by The Associated Press.
Senate confirms Trump lawyer Emil Bove for appeals court, pushing past whistleblower claims
The Senate has confirmed former Trump lawyer Emil Bove for a lifetime appointment as a federal appeals court judge.
Finally, there's......
Trump judicial nominee suggested ignoring court orders on deportations, whistleblower claims
Trump judicial nominee suggested ignoring court orders on deportations, whistleblower claims
A top Justice Department official suggested the Trump administration might have to ignore court orders as it prepared to deport Venezuelan migrants it accused of being gang members, a fired department lawyer alleged in a whistleblower complaint made public Tuesday.
.........an accusation the whistleblower substantiated by providing text messages proving Bove did exactly what he claimed he did.
Does Bove possess the qualifications of a person nominated for a powerful position on the appellate court? Arguably yes, based on his time as a federal prosecutor. Is he fit to serve in that capacity. The unequivocal answer is no. Because he has so brazenly violated laws he has sworn to uphold.
What now? Declare the controversy over and tell everyone to move on of course. And that's what will happen. Move on to the next scandal, and the next one, and the one after that. It's what autocratic governments do.
as james comey declared "because i sent them"
As I said, it's clearly retaliation. The larger point being countries have levers to pull in response to Dotard now having become completely unhinged. Bond purchases being a very crucial lever and an area of vulnerability for us.
How much gold for the last loaf of bread ?
Drain the swampAn act of subservience by Senate Repubs on a scale of the two impeachment acquittals when they simply ignored overwhelming evidence of trump's guilt. When dealing with a potentially career threatening political scandal, there is a standard playbook trump's team has used repeatedly. Issue a broad denial. Attack the accuser. Then declare the controversy over and tell everyone to move on.
Bove was involved in not one but three incidents while working at the DoJ worthy of disciplinary action and dismissal. First, he supervised the unjustified firing of DoJ and FBI officials who participated in investigations of trump's crimes as well as though of the violent criminals involved in the j6 riot.
Trump administration fires prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases and moves toward ousting FBI agents
Trump administration fires prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases and moves toward ousting FBI agents
The Trump administration has fired a group of prosecutors involved in the Jan. 6 criminal cases and demanded the names of FBI agents involved in those same probes so that they can possibly be ousted.
Secondly...........Bove pressured top prosecutors in the US attorneys office in Manhattan to drop the case against Eric Adams. He claimed that the charges had been brought by an overzealous U.S. attorney appointed by President Joseph R. Biden Jr., and he argued that the case would hinder Mr. Adams’s capacity to cooperate with the White House on immigration enforcement.
The Trump-appointed interim U.S. attorney in Manhattan, Danielle R. Sassoon, resigned rather than sign off on Mr. Bove’s command. Other career prosecutors in the public integrity section resigned rather than accede to his demands.
One of the whistleblowers to come forward has provided audio tapes proving Bove perjured himself during his sworn congressional confirmation testimony. That incident included Bove offering promotions to anyone who would go before a judge in the southern district of NY and ask for charges against Adams to be dismissed.
Whistleblowers cite evidence against Bove
Democrats have also cited evidence from whistleblowers, a fired department lawyer who said last month that Bove had suggested the Trump administration may need to ignore judicial commands — a claim that Bove denies — and new evidence from a whistleblower who did not go public. That whistleblower recently provided an audio recording of Bove that runs contrary to some of his testimony at his confirmation hearing last month, according to two people familiar with the recording.
The audio is from a private video conference call at the Department of Justice in February in which Bove, a top official at the department, discussed his handling of the dismissed case against Adams, according to transcribed quotes from the audio reviewed by The Associated Press.
Senate confirms Trump lawyer Emil Bove for appeals court, pushing past whistleblower claims
The Senate has confirmed former Trump lawyer Emil Bove for a lifetime appointment as a federal appeals court judge.
Finally, there's......
Trump judicial nominee suggested ignoring court orders on deportations, whistleblower claims
Trump judicial nominee suggested ignoring court orders on deportations, whistleblower claims
A top Justice Department official suggested the Trump administration might have to ignore court orders as it prepared to deport Venezuelan migrants it accused of being gang members, a fired department lawyer alleged in a whistleblower complaint made public Tuesday.
.........an accusation the whistleblower substantiated by providing text messages proving Bove did exactly what he claimed he did.
Does Bove possess the qualifications of a person nominated for a powerful position on the appellate court? Arguably yes, based on his time as a federal prosecutor. Is he fit to serve in that capacity. The unequivocal answer is no. Because he has so brazenly violated laws he has sworn to uphold.
What now? Declare the controversy over and tell everyone to move on of course. And that's what will happen. Move on to the next scandal, and the next one, and the one after that. It's what autocratic governments do.
Your ideas on this have internal logic. But real world, it is highly unlikely that other countries will cut their own fiscal throats to express their anger with donald trump.
The 2 worst scandals in our history Bidens dementia cover up and Minn welfare fraudAn act of subservience by Senate Repubs on a scale of the two impeachment acquittals when they simply ignored overwhelming evidence of trump's guilt. When dealing with a potentially career threatening political scandal, there is a standard playbook trump's team has used repeatedly. Issue a broad denial. Attack the accuser. Then declare the controversy over and tell everyone to move on.
Bove was involved in not one but three incidents while working at the DoJ worthy of disciplinary action and dismissal. First, he supervised the unjustified firing of DoJ and FBI officials who participated in investigations of trump's crimes as well as though of the violent criminals involved in the j6 riot.
Trump administration fires prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases and moves toward ousting FBI agents
Trump administration fires prosecutors involved in Jan. 6 cases and moves toward ousting FBI agents
The Trump administration has fired a group of prosecutors involved in the Jan. 6 criminal cases and demanded the names of FBI agents involved in those same probes so that they can possibly be ousted.
Secondly...........Bove pressured top prosecutors in the US attorneys office in Manhattan to drop the case against Eric Adams. He claimed that the charges had been brought by an overzealous U.S. attorney appointed by President Joseph R. Biden Jr., and he argued that the case would hinder Mr. Adams’s capacity to cooperate with the White House on immigration enforcement.
The Trump-appointed interim U.S. attorney in Manhattan, Danielle R. Sassoon, resigned rather than sign off on Mr. Bove’s command. Other career prosecutors in the public integrity section resigned rather than accede to his demands.
One of the whistleblowers to come forward has provided audio tapes proving Bove perjured himself during his sworn congressional confirmation testimony. That incident included Bove offering promotions to anyone who would go before a judge in the southern district of NY and ask for charges against Adams to be dismissed.
Whistleblowers cite evidence against Bove
Democrats have also cited evidence from whistleblowers, a fired department lawyer who said last month that Bove had suggested the Trump administration may need to ignore judicial commands — a claim that Bove denies — and new evidence from a whistleblower who did not go public. That whistleblower recently provided an audio recording of Bove that runs contrary to some of his testimony at his confirmation hearing last month, according to two people familiar with the recording.
The audio is from a private video conference call at the Department of Justice in February in which Bove, a top official at the department, discussed his handling of the dismissed case against Adams, according to transcribed quotes from the audio reviewed by The Associated Press.
Senate confirms Trump lawyer Emil Bove for appeals court, pushing past whistleblower claims
The Senate has confirmed former Trump lawyer Emil Bove for a lifetime appointment as a federal appeals court judge.
Finally, there's......
Trump judicial nominee suggested ignoring court orders on deportations, whistleblower claims
Trump judicial nominee suggested ignoring court orders on deportations, whistleblower claims
A top Justice Department official suggested the Trump administration might have to ignore court orders as it prepared to deport Venezuelan migrants it accused of being gang members, a fired department lawyer alleged in a whistleblower complaint made public Tuesday.
.........an accusation the whistleblower substantiated by providing text messages proving Bove did exactly what he claimed he did.
Does Bove possess the qualifications of a person nominated for a powerful position on the appellate court? Arguably yes, based on his time as a federal prosecutor. Is he fit to serve in that capacity. The unequivocal answer is no. Because he has so brazenly violated laws he has sworn to uphold.
What now? Declare the controversy over and tell everyone to move on of course. And that's what will happen. Move on to the next scandal, and the next one, and the one after that. It's what autocratic governments do.
That's what im askingGet your wheel barrel out of the shed. You'll need it to carry those nearly worthless dollars.
That’s just stupid
