Trump Says Criticizing Judges Should be Illegal with Fines

[Concerned American]

So is trump admitting that the Judge was correct and justified in fining him (trump)?

Answer your own question. Are you in the habit of having two standards of justice. If he was held accountable for that action, so should every other person who does it.

 

[Winco]

Answer your own question. Are you in the habit of having two standards of justice. If he was held accountable for that action, so should every other person who does it.

So you refuse to answer my question.
Noted. As usual.

 

[wamose]

Trump was talking about people like Schumer who incited people to violence against a SC judge. Schumer does belong in jail. America would be a better place with him behind bars. Viva Trumpie.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

What Trump is suggesting runs counter to the First Amendment, not to mention it's the type of law one would see in a totalitarian regime. This is the kind of rhetoric I would expect from Nicolas Maduro or Xi Jinping. People have every right to criticize the actions of our judiciary just as they would our legislators and executives.

Has he never listened to himself?

He criticizes judges all the fucking time

He truly is losing it

 

[Care4all]

But it was democrat Judge Juan Merchan that did exactly that to Trump while you cheered. Hmmmm.

While trump criticized and stalked the judge and his daughter.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

How much did Juan Merchan fine Trump for criticizing him? Hmmmm. Hypocrite. You're not real good at this.

Not one red cent.

 

[Care4all]

Trump was talking about people like Schumer who incited people to violence against a SC judge. Schumer does belong in jail. America would be a better place with him behind bars. Viva Trumpie.

He incited no one to violence , and Schumer publicly apologized and clarified his comment at the rally within 24hours of saying it. Something you have NEVER seen from Trump.

 

[Harry Dresden]

This is equivalent to Capone telling people they shouldn't commit Tax Evasion.

big al aint got it over trump....he didnt have no were near 94 indictments...

 

[Harpy Eagle]

How much did Juan Merchan fine Trump for criticizing him? Hmmmm. Hypocrite. You're not real good at this.

With you I can never tell if you are just stupid or dishonest.

The Gag order did not stop Trump from saying things about Merchan, it was about other staff of the court as well as family members that had nothing at all to do with the proceedings.

 

[Care4all]

Especially since he was subjected to exactly what you are criticizing him for. Democrat Judge Juan Merchan fined him twice---once for criticizing the judge. Hmm, you were cheering when that happened, Winnie. Are you being a hypocrite again?

Nope! Trump was never fined for criticizing the Judge. Why make that up?

 

[wamose]

He incited no one to violence , and Schumer publicly apologized and clarified his comment at the rally within 24hours of saying it. Something you have NEVER seen from Trump.

He only apologized after he was called out by everyone from Chief justice Roberts to CNN. And an armed man was later arrested outside Kavanaugh's house. Schumer's comment absolutely incited violence. MAGA

 

[Concerned American]

While trump criticized and stalked the judge and his daughter.

If he could be fined for it--what are you complaining about when he calls for equal justice being meted out to Schumer?

 

[bendog]

What Trump is suggesting runs counter to the First Amendment, not to mention it's the type of law one would see in a totalitarian regime. This is the kind of rhetoric I would expect from Nicolas Maduro or Xi Jinping. People have every right to criticize the actions of our judiciary just as they would our legislators and executives.

ummm is this the irony of the day thread? lol

 

[Marener]

Why are you criticizing what you cheered when the penalty was pointed at Trump. Tit for tat. He paid a high price for criticizing a judge--you and the democrat judge set the precedent and now you hypocritically chastise him for advocating what you cheered. LMAO, make up your mind.

When did Trump pay any price for criticizing a judge?

 

[Lastamender]

What Trump is suggesting runs counter to the First Amendment, not to mention it's the type of law one would see in a totalitarian regime. This is the kind of rhetoric I would expect from Nicolas Maduro or Xi Jinping. People have every right to criticize the actions of our judiciary just as they would our legislators and executives.