Trump Goes Silent On Voting Machines

[Rambunctious]

The Daily Beast?....whatever....the e thieves have had too much time to cover their tracks....so bringing it up makes no sense at this point....but we all know what happened....

 

[postman]

Trump quietly stopped attacking voting machine companies after they filed lawsuits against his allies: report - Raw Story - Celebrating 16 Years of Independent Journalism

And I was so looking forward to every time Trump claiming he won even bigger in 2020. That he explain how it happened, without mentioning voting machines switching votes.

 

[okfine]

Has Trump stopped speaking or has the communist run media exercised its vow to silence Trump?

They are going to finish Trump with the Klan Act of 1871. Trump is terminally stupid and you follow him.

Yep, I notice that people are lining up to sue his fat ass. Best to be toward the front off that line. He'll be bankrupt on fairly short order.

Plus anyone that was doing business with him or giving him money are dropping like flies.
He was so stupid to think he could stay in power. I bet he feels used. Maybe.

 

[rightwinger]

Yep, I notice that people are lining up to sue his fat ass. Best to be toward the front off that line. He'll be bankrupt on fairly short order.

Especially when he owes the bank $340 million

 

[postman]

Mr. Trump never said that.


Mr. Trump pointed out that there were RUMORS that Scarborough had a staffer whacked.

And there were.

Trump didn't opine one way or another as to whether the rumors were true or not

When you command a bullhorn, you have an even bigger obligation to not spreading false narratives.

With great power, comes great responsibility.

 

[DrLove]

Yep, I notice that people are lining up to sue his fat ass. Best to be toward the front off that line. He'll be bankrupt on fairly short order.

Especially when he owes the bank $340 million

430 million to be exact. And he was a personal guarantor. I believe that marker comes due in the next year or two.

 

[postman]

Has Trump stopped speaking or has the communist run media exercised its vow to silence Trump?

Trumps lawyers have informed him he is a private citizen now. And what he says can be held against him.

 

[DrLove]

Private Citizen Trump is going to have to pay from multiple lawsuits.

He led and participated in the attacks on these companies.
He should pay.

Trump says that his opponents will be suing him for the rest of his life. He wishes he still was President.

Trump made a fortune off of suing people and tying them up in court.
Now, he is going to lose a fortune.

Joe Scarborough is in talks to sue him for claiming Joe had a staffer killed.

Straight up... Trump is a big mouthed prick.

Mr. Trump never said that.

Mr. Trump pointed out that there were RUMORS that Scarborough had a staffer whacked.

And there were.

Trump didn't opine one way or another as to whether the rumors were true or not

Ahhh - So we're back to "many people are saying". Sorry, that's not an excuse to make an accusation that irresponsible.

 

[Nostra]

As Trump allies get sued by Dominion and Smartmatic the x-president has been told to keep his mouth shut.
Donald Trump could still get sued for his role in spreading fake news.

"On Wednesday, The Daily Beast reported that Trump has quietly stopped mentioning a pair of election systems vendors that he and his allies have long implicated in conspiracy theories about the outcome of the 2020 presidential race."

"Both Dominion and Smartmatic are currently involved in large defamation lawsuits against right-wing associates and supporters of Trump who tried to implicate them in fictional election fraud schemes. Dominion has filed suit against Rudy Giuliani, and plans to file another suit against right-wing MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell. Smartmatic, meanwhile, has a $2.7 billion suit pending against Fox News."

Trump quietly stopped attacking voting machine companies after they filed lawsuits against his allies: report - Raw Story - Celebrating 16 Years of Independent Journalism

Get better soon.

 

[okfine]

Yep, I notice that people are lining up to sue his fat ass. Best to be toward the front off that line. He'll be bankrupt on fairly short order.

Especially when he owes the bank $340 million

Oooo Booo. I bet he wishes he never became president.

 

[rightwinger]

Yep, I notice that people are lining up to sue his fat ass. Best to be toward the front off that line. He'll be bankrupt on fairly short order.

Especially when he owes the bank $340 million

Oooo Booo. I bet he wishes he never became president.

The value of most of Trumps assets are based on the value of the TRUMP name.

It ain’t what it used to be

 

[surada]

Private Citizen Trump is going to have to pay from multiple lawsuits.

He led and participated in the attacks on these companies.
He should pay.

Trump says that his opponents will be suing him for the rest of his life. He wishes he still was President.

Trump made a fortune off of suing people and tying them up in court.
Now, he is going to lose a fortune.

Joe Scarborough is in talks to sue him for claiming Joe had a staffer killed.

Straight up... Trump is a big mouthed prick.

Mr. Trump never said that.

Mr. Trump pointed out that there were RUMORS that Scarborough had a staffer whacked.

And there were.

Trump didn't opine one way or another as to whether the rumors were true or not

Ahhh - So we're back to "many people are saying". Sorry, that's not an excuse to make an accusation that irresponsible.

Yeah,, That "many people are saying" is Trump's worm mode.

 

[Claudette]

Private Citizen Trump is going to have to pay from multiple lawsuits.

He led and participated in the attacks on these companies.
He should pay.

Trump says that his opponents will be suing him for the rest of his life. He wishes he still was President.

How the 1871 Ku Klux Klan Act is being used in this latest Trump lawsuit

Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., and the NAACP are using the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871 in a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump and others.

www.nbcnews.com

Excerpt:
Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., and the NAACP are suing former President Donald Trump and his longtime ally Rudy Giuliani for allegedly conspiring with a pair of hate groups to storm the U.S. Capitol and block the Electoral College count in January. And they’re using a 150-year-old law as the basis of the suit.

Thompson and the NAACP, the nation's oldest civil rights organization, allege in the suit, obtained by NBC News, that Trump, Giuliani, the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers used “intimidation, harassment, and threats,” to stop the vote count and caused the Jan. 6 Capitol riot in the process. This, they said, violated the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871.

“I guess it tells you something when you can use a Ku Klux Klan law from the 1870s,” said Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University. “It’s part of a series of laws enacted after the Civil War. Everything old is, unfortunately, new again."

The statute was first passed following the Civil War to combat KKK violence and allow Black people to take action against hate groups who use “force, intimidation, or threat” to prevent leaders from doing the duties of their office, Levin explained.

Particularly, it prohibits people from using violence and conspiracies to keep Congress members from doing their jobs. The law was passed at a time when the KKK was openly, violently terrorizing Black people and Congress members while seeking to block Reconstruction-era reforms for Black people in the South.

"Thompson has standing because they interfered directly with him working to certify the election,” Levin said.[/B}

It is a suit that will go nowhere because there is noting to support the claims.

Not that the left can let it go - they have to keep Trump around to rally their base.
'

Yup and I'd bet Trump would have all kinds of evidence. Texas sure did.

 

[rightwinger]

Private Citizen Trump is going to have to pay from multiple lawsuits.

He led and participated in the attacks on these companies.
He should pay.

Trump says that his opponents will be suing him for the rest of his life. He wishes he still was President.

Trump made a fortune off of suing people and tying them up in court.
Now, he is going to lose a fortune.

Joe Scarborough is in talks to sue him for claiming Joe had a staffer killed.

Straight up... Trump is a big mouthed prick.

Mr. Trump never said that.

Mr. Trump pointed out that there were RUMORS that Scarborough had a staffer whacked.

And there were.

Trump didn't opine one way or another as to whether the rumors were true or not

Ahhh - So we're back to "many people are saying". Sorry, that's not an excuse to make an accusation that irresponsible.

Trump may think that gives him legal protection

A court may not agree. Spreading unfounded rumors is not protected speech.

A President may be held to a higher standard

 

[DrLove]

Private Citizen Trump is going to have to pay from multiple lawsuits.

He led and participated in the attacks on these companies.
He should pay.

Trump says that his opponents will be suing him for the rest of his life. He wishes he still was President.

Trump made a fortune off of suing people and tying them up in court.
Now, he is going to lose a fortune.

Joe Scarborough is in talks to sue him for claiming Joe had a staffer killed.

Straight up... Trump is a big mouthed prick.

Mr. Trump never said that.

Mr. Trump pointed out that there were RUMORS that Scarborough had a staffer whacked.

And there were.

Trump didn't opine one way or another as to whether the rumors were true or not

Ahhh - So we're back to "many people are saying". Sorry, that's not an excuse to make an accusation that irresponsible.

Yeah,, That "many people are saying" is Trump's worm mode.

Lol - He didn't say that windmills cause cancer. He said that many people are saying that windmills cause cancer.
As if there's a difference.

 

[Claudette]

As Trump allies get sued by Dominion and Smartmatic the x-president has been told to keep his mouth shut.
Donald Trump could still get sued for his role in spreading fake news.

"On Wednesday, The Daily Beast reported that Trump has quietly stopped mentioning a pair of election systems vendors that he and his allies have long implicated in conspiracy theories about the outcome of the 2020 presidential race."

"Both Dominion and Smartmatic are currently involved in large defamation lawsuits against right-wing associates and supporters of Trump who tried to implicate them in fictional election fraud schemes. Dominion has filed suit against Rudy Giuliani, and plans to file another suit against right-wing MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell. Smartmatic, meanwhile, has a $2.7 billion suit pending against Fox News."

Trump quietly stopped attacking voting machine companies after they filed lawsuits against his allies: report - Raw Story - Celebrating 16 Years of Independent Journalism

Well Texas sure had all kinds of evidence. I'd bet MIT has it as well. If it lands in court, which I doubt, all that evidence will come out.

Dominion refused to appear at one time. Guess they aren't as good as they think they are.

 

[surada]

Private Citizen Trump is going to have to pay from multiple lawsuits.

He led and participated in the attacks on these companies.
He should pay.

Trump says that his opponents will be suing him for the rest of his life. He wishes he still was President.

Texas has neither standing nor evidence.

How the 1871 Ku Klux Klan Act is being used in this latest Trump lawsuit

Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., and the NAACP are using the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871 in a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump and others.

www.nbcnews.com

Excerpt:
Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., and the NAACP are suing former President Donald Trump and his longtime ally Rudy Giuliani for allegedly conspiring with a pair of hate groups to storm the U.S. Capitol and block the Electoral College count in January. And they’re using a 150-year-old law as the basis of the suit.

Thompson and the NAACP, the nation's oldest civil rights organization, allege in the suit, obtained by NBC News, that Trump, Giuliani, the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers used “intimidation, harassment, and threats,” to stop the vote count and caused the Jan. 6 Capitol riot in the process. This, they said, violated the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871.

“I guess it tells you something when you can use a Ku Klux Klan law from the 1870s,” said Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University. “It’s part of a series of laws enacted after the Civil War. Everything old is, unfortunately, new again."

The statute was first passed following the Civil War to combat KKK violence and allow Black people to take action against hate groups who use “force, intimidation, or threat” to prevent leaders from doing the duties of their office, Levin explained.

Particularly, it prohibits people from using violence and conspiracies to keep Congress members from doing their jobs. The law was passed at a time when the KKK was openly, violently terrorizing Black people and Congress members while seeking to block Reconstruction-era reforms for Black people in the South.

"Thompson has standing because they interfered directly with him working to certify the election,” Levin said.[/B}

It is a suit that will go nowhere because there is noting to support the claims.

Not that the left can let it go - they have to keep Trump around to rally their base.
'

Yup and I'd bet Trump would have all kinds of evidence. Texas sure did.

 

[RAYRAY]

As Trump allies get sued by Dominion and Smartmatic the x-president has been told to keep his mouth shut.
Donald Trump could still get sued for his role in spreading fake news.

"On Wednesday, The Daily Beast reported that Trump has quietly stopped mentioning a pair of election systems vendors that he and his allies have long implicated in conspiracy theories about the outcome of the 2020 presidential race."

"Both Dominion and Smartmatic are currently involved in large defamation lawsuits against right-wing associates and supporters of Trump who tried to implicate them in fictional election fraud schemes. Dominion has filed suit against Rudy Giuliani, and plans to file another suit against right-wing MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell. Smartmatic, meanwhile, has a $2.7 billion suit pending against Fox News."

Trump quietly stopped attacking voting machine companies after they filed lawsuits against his allies: report - Raw Story - Celebrating 16 Years of Independent Journalism

We need Voter ID and we will be pushing for It b4 the midterms.

 

[Polishprince]

Private Citizen Trump is going to have to pay from multiple lawsuits.

He led and participated in the attacks on these companies.
He should pay.

Trump says that his opponents will be suing him for the rest of his life. He wishes he still was President.

Trump made a fortune off of suing people and tying them up in court.
Now, he is going to lose a fortune.

Joe Scarborough is in talks to sue him for claiming Joe had a staffer killed.

Straight up... Trump is a big mouthed prick.

Mr. Trump never said that.

Mr. Trump pointed out that there were RUMORS that Scarborough had a staffer whacked.

And there were.

Trump didn't opine one way or another as to whether the rumors were true or not

Common Trump dodge to claim......People are saying

Given his proclivity in using it, a jury may not buy it.

People WERE saying a lot about alleged Scarborough misdoings.

Hardly a "dodge", Trump was just pointing out the rumors going around about that piece of shit.

But if Scarborough wants to prove that he is innocent of the Whacking in question, and prove that Trump KNEW he was innocent, that should be an interesting bit of testimony.

Mr. Trump never said that.


Mr. Trump pointed out that there were RUMORS that Scarborough had a staffer whacked.

And there were.

Trump didn't opine one way or another as to whether the rumors were true or not

When you command a bullhorn, you have an even bigger obligation to not spreading false narratives.

With great power, comes great responsibility.

Its not a "false narrative". There is talk about Scarborough, just like there was talk about Trump being guilty of bullshit charges last week.

The diff is the that Trump was actually exonerated, Scarborough's case has never been adjudicated.

 

[postman]

Oooo Booo. I bet he wishes he never became president.

Trump thought he could profit more as president, and use it as a stepping stone to bigger and greater things.
Only Trump totally screwed up his handling of the coronavirus, and got a mention in the history books under setting the record for the most impeachments.