Trump bails, drops Insurrectionist reward fund!

[struth]

The contractor's employee got the information from the access the government gave to the contractor. The Contractor gave access to Littlejohn.
Government employees were not involved.

Correct, he got the information negligance of the IRS.

Thanks

 

[postman]

That's more oversight then they have now, the current Settlement Fund, only the DOJ, ultimately the AG, makes the decision.

Don't they have newspapers where you live.
The illegal settlement Blanche made said there would be a six member board. He would personally pick 5 of them, and congress could pick number six.

So the guy who made the deal, gave himself 80% representation.

 

[struth]

That's not what the statute says. The date Trump filed, was two years from when Littlejohn was sencenced

Jan 29, 2024 — A former IRS contractor was sentenced today to five years in prison for disclosing thousands of tax returns without authorization

Trump knew, or should have known when the conviction was announced.

Littlejohn pleaded guilty in October 2023 to unauthorized disclosure of tax returns and return information.

The 2 year SOL ran from when the culprit was found guilty.

That's your opinion, but the others say it starts from when the IRS discloused it to Trump.....in 2024

 

[struth]

Hopefully, the judge will vacate the settlement for being made in bad faith and then dismiss the case based on the statute of limitations being past.

hopefully? why are you ok with people's rights being violated by the Govt? or anyone for that matter?

 

[struth]

Littlejohn was convicted in October 2023. That's when Trump had absolutely proof of who and how his tax returns were released.
That's the absolute latest to start the SOL clock.

That's not when Trump was notified by the IRS

 

[postman]

no, they settled out of Court, like what happens in the VAST majority of all civil cases...only about 1-3 percent of all civil cases actually go to trial in the United States.

Why would this case be the rare exception?

They settled a lawsuit that was about to be thrown out of court, for multiple reasons. Standing, statute of limitations, wrong plaintiff. The case had so many flaws, and jailhouse lawyer could get it thrown out.

 

[struth]

Don't they have newspapers where you live.
The illegal settlement Blanche made said there would be a six member board. He would personally pick 5 of them, and congress could pick number six.

So the guy who made the deal, gave himself 80% representation.

They do.

Yes the Settlement, that hasn't been ruled illegal by anyone, not sure how it can be.....provided for a earmarked amount of money from the US Govt's Settlement Fund, that would be specifically for victims of weaponization, and created a oversight board,

Currently, under US Law, the Settlement Fund, the larger one that exist and has since the 50s, only the DOJ makes the call on what to settle, when, and how much

 

[struth]

They settled a lawsuit that was about to be thrown out of court, for multiple reasons. Standing, statute of limitations, wrong plaintiff. The case had so many flaws, and jailhouse lawyer could get it thrown out.

there is zero evidence it was about to be thrown out of court, in fact the Court granted the Plantiffs more time to respond and was aware there was settlement discussion

why do you lie?

 

[jacksonlamb]

Correct, he got the information negligance of the IRS.

Thanks

Trump is such a bad President.

 

[postman]

no, they settled out of Court, like what happens in the VAST majority of all civil cases...only about 1-3 percent of all civil cases actually go to trial in the United States.

Why would this case be the rare exception?

The cases that don't go to trial go through DISCOVERY, which is when a settlement might be offered.

It's like a poker game where both sides ante up $100. And before a single card is delt, one side settles by just giving the other side $20

 

[postman]

Correct, he got the information negligance of the IRS.

Thanks

It's not negligence to give government contractors access to government information in order to fulfil the contract.
The negligence was on the part of the contractor, who is responsible for the employees they assigned to the IRS.

 

[postman]

That's not when Trump was notified by the IRS

He was notified by the federal courts.

 

[Bad Bob]

Trump to abandon $1.776 billion compensation fund amid bipartisan backlash, source says

The president was left with a choice: Keep fighting an uphill battle or back down from a fight he was likely to lose. He apparently went with the latter.

www.ms.now

Too much heat from his own party, so he ran away.

He's flip-flopped on that and continues to seek paying off Trump's Traitors for abandoning them the week after January 6th.

Dropping The 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' Doesn't Mean Trump Admin Won't Pay Rioters

Jan. 6 defendants were already seeking payments before the fund was created.

www.yahoo.com

The idea of paying Capitol riot defendants long predates last month’s announcement that the Department of Justice was setting up a $1.8 billion slush fund largely for that purpose. And the push for payback continues.

“Mark my words: We will be compensated for the way we were treated and the injustices we dealt with,” Thomas Smith, who spent two years in prison after being convicted of assaulting police and other charges, told HuffPost.

Smith is one of hundreds of Jan. 6 defendants who filed administrative claims for damages under the Federal Tort Claims Act. Already, the Trump administration agreed to pay the family of rioter Ashli Babbitt nearly $5 million over her killing by a Capitol Police officer as she breached an inner door inside the Capitol.

 

[postman]

there is zero evidence it was about to be thrown out of court, in fact the Court granted the Plantiffs more time to respond and was aware there was settlement discussion

why do you lie?

The judge was 2 days away from throwing out the case, when the case was withdrawn.

 

[struth]

The cases that don't go to trial go through DISCOVERY, which is when a settlement might be offered.

It's like a poker game where both sides ante up $100. And before a single card is delt, one side settles by just giving the other side $20

Are you suggesting the parties didn't share information? Any link to that?

and actually cases that go to trial, go through a discovery process too

 

[struth]

The judge was 2 days away from throwing out the case, when the case was withdrawn.

link to the judge saying that....i'll wait

 

[struth]

He was notified by the federal courts.

He wasn't party to the case, so why would the Federal Court give him notice? Stop lying

you are making things up again

 

[struth]

It's not negligence to give government contractors access to government information in order to fulfil the contract.
The negligence was on the part of the contractor, who is responsible for the employees they assigned to the IRS.

it is when you give it to someone who's entire purpose in getting them is to leak them, illegally

 

[postman]

Currently, under US Law, the Settlement Fund, the larger one that exist and has since the 50s, only the DOJ makes the call on what to settle, when, and how much

And the DOJ's illegal call, was like my analogy of a poker game, where the DOJ gave up before a single card was delt.

 

[struth]

He's flip-flopped on that and continues to seek paying off Trump's Traitors for abandoning them the week after January 6th.

Dropping The 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' Doesn't Mean Trump Admin Won't Pay Rioters

Jan. 6 defendants were already seeking payments before the fund was created.

www.yahoo.com

The idea of paying Capitol riot defendants long predates last month’s announcement that the Department of Justice was setting up a $1.8 billion slush fund largely for that purpose. And the push for payback continues.

“Mark my words: We will be compensated for the way we were treated and the injustices we dealt with,” Thomas Smith, who spent two years in prison after being convicted of assaulting police and other charges, told HuffPost.

Smith is one of hundreds of Jan. 6 defendants who filed administrative claims for damages under the Federal Tort Claims Act. Already, the Trump administration agreed to pay the family of rioter Ashli Babbitt nearly $5 million over her killing by a Capitol Police officer as she breached an inner door inside the Capitol.

Any victim of govt abuse can still file suit, and get a settlement from the Settlement fund that has been in existance since the 1950s.

This settlement earmarked some specifically for weaponization victims, and set up a more oversight and indepence from the DOJ. The Dems of course object to that, because they hope to again be in power and continue to weaponize their office and never allow recourse for their vicitms,