The Banker
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why because we are mad that Trump is a corrupt criminal that tried to steal the election??
We have overwhelming evidence of Trump's guilt. He did because the evidence proves he did it.
Trump Tried to Steal My Vote, and He Needs to go to Jail for it.
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We have overwhelming evidence of Trump's guilt. He did because the evidence proves he did it.
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Steal your vote, poster Banker?
Well, I can't say for sure, but......but these other folks on this list seemingly were gonna help him steal it. I offer a few 'taster' paragraphs of a long article detailing the who is who of those indicted.....and why they were indicted. You can read the long article in today's Washington Post.
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Here are the others:
Giuliani served as Trump’s personal attorney and was central to efforts by the Trump team to overturn Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory in several battleground states, including Georgia, by promoting unsupported claims of vast election fraud. He continued to do so even as many state and federal officials — including William P. Barr, Trump’s attorney general — disputed those claims. Giuliani’s December 2020 appearances before the Georgia legislature, where he peddled disproved conspiracy theories of voter fraud, and his role in organizing an alternate slate of Trump electors have drawn scrutiny from Fulton County prosecutors.
One year ago, Giuliani appeared for six hours before an unusual special-purpose grand jury assembled to investigate alleged election interference. Under Georgia law, the investigative panel had full subpoena power for records but could not issue indictments — only recommendations, which it did in a report that remains mostly under seal.
Giuliani is also being sued over defamation claims by two former Georgia election workers whom he accused of election fraud. In that case, Giuliani said in a legal filing he is no longer contesting that he made false and defamatory statements about those workers — though he also indicated he will argue his claims were constitutionally protected speech and did not damage the workers.
Charges: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act; solicitation of violation of oath by a public officer.
Meadows, Trump’s White House chief of staff in 2020, played a key role in efforts to overturn Trump’s loss in Georgia. In the chaotic weeks after Election Day, Meadows often organized and sat in on Trump’s phone calls with Georgia state officials, including Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R), as Trump pressured them to reverse Biden’s victory in the state. Meadows communicated with Trump allies, including Giuliani, as they pushed election conspiracy theories and plotted ways to keep Trump in office. Meadows took a particular interest in Georgia, making a surprise December 2020 visit to a ballot-counting center outside Atlanta — an incident Fulton County District Attorney Fani T. Willis (D) cited when she sought to subpoena Meadows to appear before the special-purpose grand jury. Meadows unsuccessfully fought his subpoena before appearing before the panel in November
There was no immediate response when The Washington Post contacted Meadows’s lawyer for comment.
Charges: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act; solicitation of violation of oath by a public officer; conspiracy to commit impersonating a public officer; two counts of conspiracy to commit first-degree forgery; two counts of conspiracy to commit false statements and writings; conspiracy to commit filing false documents; filing false documents.
Eastman, a conservative attorney who once clerked for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, played a key role in developing an outlandish legal strategy to try to help Trump stay in power by using the vice president’s ceremonial role overseeing the election certification proceeding. Eastman and Giuliani met with Georgia state senators in December 2020 and urged them to disregard the election results. Eastman told senators that the Republican-controlled legislature could appoint a pro-Trump slate of electors and then the president of the U.S. Senate — at the time, Vice President Mike Pence — could determine whether that slate should be counted in Congress’s certification of the election rather than the Biden electors. He also falsely asserted, without evidence, that Trump lost Georgia in part because 66,000 underage people and 2,500 felons had voted in the state that year. A New Mexico judge ordered Eastman to appear before the investigative grand jury last year.
An attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Chesebro, an appellate attorney who studied under and worked with Harvard Law professor Lawrence Tribe, was the first to suggest that alternate Trump electors could be recognized on Jan. 6, 2021. He first shared the strategy with a friend representing the Trump campaign in Wisconsin before connecting with Eastman, Trump lawyer Boris Epshteyn and Giuliani to coordinate across six more swing states, including Georgia. He was subpoenaed by the special-purpose grand jury and has argued that his communications with the Trump campaign were protected by attorney-client privilege, although he was never paid for his work.
Neither Cheseboro nor his attorney immediately responded to a request for comment.
Charges: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act; two counts of conspiracy to commit election fraud; conspiracy to commit computer theft; conspiracy to commit computer trespass; conspiracy to commit computer invasion of privacy; conspiracy to defraud the state.
Powell, a former federal prosecutor, was one of Trump’s more extreme allies in his efforts to subvert the 2020 election results, voicing a series of baseless conspiracy theories including that voting machines had been rigged for Biden. In Georgia, she alleged Gov. Brian Kemp (R) and Raffensperger, the secretary of state, were taking payoffs as part of that scheme — a claim that unsettled some Trump allies and led to her exit from Trump’s official post-election legal team. Still, Powell kept filing lawsuits alleging fraud across the battleground states, including in Georgia, and she remained in Trump’s orbit. At a White House meeting in December 2020, Trump considered naming Powell as a special counsel to investigate the election — an event that has drawn the scrutiny of Fulton County prosecutors investigating Powell’s efforts to undermine the Georgia vote. A subpoena request for Powell also suggested prosecutors are looking into what role she might have played in an alleged breach of election data in Coffee County, Ga.
An attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Charges: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act; solicitation of violation of oath by a public officer.
Ellis was hired by the Trump campaign in November 2019 after making TV news appearances defending Trump and misrepresenting herself as a “constitutional law attorney.” She was part of the Trump legal team that challenged the 2020 election results and spoke with lawmakers in Michigan, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Georgia, urging them to reject the popular vote results in their states. She reportedly wrote memos for Trump outlining how Pence could overturn the election results and how parts of the Electoral Count Act were unconstitutional. In March, she was censured by a Colorado judge and signed a legal acknowledgment that “she made a number of public statements about the November 2020 presidential election that were false” and did so with a “reckless state of mind,” mainly in appearances on Fox News. A Colorado judge ordered Ellis to testify before the special-purpose grand jury last year.
Well, I can't say for sure, but......but these other folks on this list seemingly were gonna help him steal it. I offer a few 'taster' paragraphs of a long article detailing the who is who of those indicted.....and why they were indicted. You can read the long article in today's Washington Post.
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"Here’s who else was charged in Georgia (other than Trump)"
Former president Donald Trump was not the only person criminally charged in the Atlanta area in his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in Georgia. Eighteen of his close allies and supporters were also charged in a sprawling anti-racketeering case.Here are the others:
Rudy Giuliani Giuliani during a news conference at the Republican National Committee headquarters on Nov. 19, 2020. (Sarah Silbiger for The Washington Post)
Charges: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act; three counts of solicitation of violation of oath by a public officer; three counts of false statements and writings; conspiracy to commit impersonation of a public officer; two counts of conspiracy to commit first-degree forgery; two counts of conspiracy to commit false statements and writings; and conspiracy to commit filing false documents.Giuliani served as Trump’s personal attorney and was central to efforts by the Trump team to overturn Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory in several battleground states, including Georgia, by promoting unsupported claims of vast election fraud. He continued to do so even as many state and federal officials — including William P. Barr, Trump’s attorney general — disputed those claims. Giuliani’s December 2020 appearances before the Georgia legislature, where he peddled disproved conspiracy theories of voter fraud, and his role in organizing an alternate slate of Trump electors have drawn scrutiny from Fulton County prosecutors.
One year ago, Giuliani appeared for six hours before an unusual special-purpose grand jury assembled to investigate alleged election interference. Under Georgia law, the investigative panel had full subpoena power for records but could not issue indictments — only recommendations, which it did in a report that remains mostly under seal.
Giuliani is also being sued over defamation claims by two former Georgia election workers whom he accused of election fraud. In that case, Giuliani said in a legal filing he is no longer contesting that he made false and defamatory statements about those workers — though he also indicated he will argue his claims were constitutionally protected speech and did not damage the workers.
Mark Meadows
Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows at the White House in April 2020. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)Charges: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act; solicitation of violation of oath by a public officer.
Meadows, Trump’s White House chief of staff in 2020, played a key role in efforts to overturn Trump’s loss in Georgia. In the chaotic weeks after Election Day, Meadows often organized and sat in on Trump’s phone calls with Georgia state officials, including Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R), as Trump pressured them to reverse Biden’s victory in the state. Meadows communicated with Trump allies, including Giuliani, as they pushed election conspiracy theories and plotted ways to keep Trump in office. Meadows took a particular interest in Georgia, making a surprise December 2020 visit to a ballot-counting center outside Atlanta — an incident Fulton County District Attorney Fani T. Willis (D) cited when she sought to subpoena Meadows to appear before the special-purpose grand jury. Meadows unsuccessfully fought his subpoena before appearing before the panel in November
There was no immediate response when The Washington Post contacted Meadows’s lawyer for comment.
John Eastman
John Eastman testifies on Capitol Hill in 2017. (Susan Walsh/AP)Charges: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act; solicitation of violation of oath by a public officer; conspiracy to commit impersonating a public officer; two counts of conspiracy to commit first-degree forgery; two counts of conspiracy to commit false statements and writings; conspiracy to commit filing false documents; filing false documents.
Eastman, a conservative attorney who once clerked for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, played a key role in developing an outlandish legal strategy to try to help Trump stay in power by using the vice president’s ceremonial role overseeing the election certification proceeding. Eastman and Giuliani met with Georgia state senators in December 2020 and urged them to disregard the election results. Eastman told senators that the Republican-controlled legislature could appoint a pro-Trump slate of electors and then the president of the U.S. Senate — at the time, Vice President Mike Pence — could determine whether that slate should be counted in Congress’s certification of the election rather than the Biden electors. He also falsely asserted, without evidence, that Trump lost Georgia in part because 66,000 underage people and 2,500 felons had voted in the state that year. A New Mexico judge ordered Eastman to appear before the investigative grand jury last year.
An attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Kenneth Chesebro
Charges: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act; conspiracy to commit impersonating a public officer; two counts of conspiracy to commit first-degree forgery; two counts of conspiracy to commit false statements and writings; conspiracy to commit filing false documents.Chesebro, an appellate attorney who studied under and worked with Harvard Law professor Lawrence Tribe, was the first to suggest that alternate Trump electors could be recognized on Jan. 6, 2021. He first shared the strategy with a friend representing the Trump campaign in Wisconsin before connecting with Eastman, Trump lawyer Boris Epshteyn and Giuliani to coordinate across six more swing states, including Georgia. He was subpoenaed by the special-purpose grand jury and has argued that his communications with the Trump campaign were protected by attorney-client privilege, although he was never paid for his work.
Neither Cheseboro nor his attorney immediately responded to a request for comment.
Sidney Powell
Sidney Powell leaves federal court in Washington on June 24, 2021. (Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP)Charges: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act; two counts of conspiracy to commit election fraud; conspiracy to commit computer theft; conspiracy to commit computer trespass; conspiracy to commit computer invasion of privacy; conspiracy to defraud the state.
Powell, a former federal prosecutor, was one of Trump’s more extreme allies in his efforts to subvert the 2020 election results, voicing a series of baseless conspiracy theories including that voting machines had been rigged for Biden. In Georgia, she alleged Gov. Brian Kemp (R) and Raffensperger, the secretary of state, were taking payoffs as part of that scheme — a claim that unsettled some Trump allies and led to her exit from Trump’s official post-election legal team. Still, Powell kept filing lawsuits alleging fraud across the battleground states, including in Georgia, and she remained in Trump’s orbit. At a White House meeting in December 2020, Trump considered naming Powell as a special counsel to investigate the election — an event that has drawn the scrutiny of Fulton County prosecutors investigating Powell’s efforts to undermine the Georgia vote. A subpoena request for Powell also suggested prosecutors are looking into what role she might have played in an alleged breach of election data in Coffee County, Ga.
An attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Jenna Ellis
Jenna Ellis speaks during a news conference at the Republican National Committee headquarters on Nov. 19, 2020. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP)Charges: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act; solicitation of violation of oath by a public officer.
Ellis was hired by the Trump campaign in November 2019 after making TV news appearances defending Trump and misrepresenting herself as a “constitutional law attorney.” She was part of the Trump legal team that challenged the 2020 election results and spoke with lawmakers in Michigan, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Georgia, urging them to reject the popular vote results in their states. She reportedly wrote memos for Trump outlining how Pence could overturn the election results and how parts of the Electoral Count Act were unconstitutional. In March, she was censured by a Colorado judge and signed a legal acknowledgment that “she made a number of public statements about the November 2020 presidential election that were false” and did so with a “reckless state of mind,” mainly in appearances on Fox News. A Colorado judge ordered Ellis to testify before the special-purpose grand jury last year.
elektra
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you have no evidence,
But maybe you should tell us your definition of evidence, seeings how words no longer have the same meaning when Democrats spew them out of their traps.
The Banker
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HUH??
We have mountains of credible evidence
Read the 3 indictments, the evidence is overwhelming, you just can't accept it
lennypartiv
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On top of that, he's not calling for anyone to be criminally charged for the fraudulent votes that mysteriously came in after midnight and gave Biden the lead.
elektra
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Like I said, the Democrats need to tell us the new definition of Evidence.
Mountains? Just like you caught Trump peeing on a bed in Russia with prostitutes. More Bullshit
Oddball
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The evidence is here.
The evidence is real, credible, and corroborated by multiple sources.
The evidence has Trump caught on tape.
Trump literally tried to steal people's vote and change the results of a free and fair election.
Just because you don't like the results of an election doesn't mean you get to illegally change these results.
This is what a real criminal indictment looks like, real charges, with overwhelming credible evidence to support them.
August 15, 2023 - Donald Trump indictment in the Georgia 2020 election probe news
Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants have until August 25 to voluntarily surrender to Georgia authorities after being indicted in the state's 2020 election subversion case. All the defendants will be booked at the Fulton County jail, the sheriff said Tuesday.www.cnn.com
The Duke
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Ludicrous accusations. Wasting time in government courts.
Catsnmeters
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Which of Trump's indictments is for making those comments?
elektra
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We wanted Fulton County. And you wouldn’t give it to us. Now, why aren’t we doing signature — and why can’t it be open to the public?
And you’ll find that you have many different signatures. But in Fulton, where they dumped ballots, you will find that you have many that aren’t even signed and you have many that are forgeries.
OK, you know that. You know that. You have no doubt about that. And you will find you will be at 11,779 within minutes, because Fulton County is totally corrupt and so is she, totally corrupt.
And they’re going around playing you and laughing at you behind your back, Brad, whether you know it or not, they’re laughing at you and you’ve taken a state that’s a Republican state, and you’ve made it almost impossible for a Republican to win because of cheating, because they cheated like nobody’s ever cheated before. And I don’t care how long it takes me, you know, we’re going to have other states coming forward — pretty good.
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Isn't it telling that this Banker turd never comments on any other thread? All the sonofabitch does is start daily mindless hate Trump threads, that never have any substance to them. He (or she or it) is one sick puppy.The evidence is here.
The evidence is real, credible, and corroborated by multiple sources.
The evidence has Trump caught on tape.
Trump literally tried to steal people's vote and change the results of a free and fair election.
Just because you don't like the results of an election doesn't mean you get to illegally change these results.
This is what a real criminal indictment looks like, real charges, with overwhelming credible evidence to support them.
August 15, 2023 - Donald Trump indictment in the Georgia 2020 election probe news
Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants have until August 25 to voluntarily surrender to Georgia authorities after being indicted in the state's 2020 election subversion case. All the defendants will be booked at the Fulton County jail, the sheriff said Tuesday.
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Insanity
He/she/it is hoping that we'll name a TDS treatment facility after him/her/it when we are finally able to start committing his/her/its kind when we get the facilities built.
Or perhaps the first pHARMacautical intervention will be named for him/her/it
Time is coming.
elektra
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If you read the link, and go to the transcript, it shows that Trump is innocent.
Well, you better check the ballots because they are shredding ballots, Ryan. I’m just telling you, Ryan. They’re shredding ballots. And you should look at that very carefully. Because that’s so illegal. You know, you may not even believe it because it’s so bad. But they’re shredding ballots because they think we’re going to eventually get … because we’ll eventually get into Fulton. In my opinion it’s never too late. … So, that’s the story. Look, we need only 11,000 votes. We have are far more than that as it stands now. We’ll have more and more. And. Do you have provisional ballots at all, Brad? Provisional ballots?
Catsnmeters
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This Banker turd never even bothers to read what he/she/it references. He/she/it just finds some ridiculous TDS inspired headline and post it. A very sick Moon Bat.
Probably stays up all night searching the Internet to find a hate story about Trump or Republicans and then can't wait to post it in the morning, like it is a gotcha or something.
I'm going to put the Moon Bat turd on ignore because he/she/it is simply too mentally disturbed to waste time on.
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and before 2020 we didn't let the mentally ill vote either. Well actually the left always did...the dead, the insane and the nonexistent.
There's too much for Republicans to explain away here. Fake electors? The call? Breaking in and hacking in to a voting machine in the middle of the night?The evidence is here.
The evidence is real, credible, and corroborated by multiple sources.
The evidence has Trump caught on tape.
Trump literally tried to steal people's vote and change the results of a free and fair election.
Just because you don't like the results of an election doesn't mean you get to illegally change these results.
This is what a real criminal indictment looks like, real charges, with overwhelming credible evidence to support them.
August 15, 2023 - Donald Trump indictment in the Georgia 2020 election probe news
Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants have until August 25 to voluntarily surrender to Georgia authorities after being indicted in the state's 2020 election subversion case. All the defendants will be booked at the Fulton County jail, the sheriff said Tuesday.
At this point, Republicans can claim with hunt. Colluding with Russia? Prove it. Even though we know he colluded with Russians, we don't know if he colluded with RUSSIA.
Remember the first time Trump was impeached? Clearly he did it but do we want to impeach a president? It needs to be very serious to do that. And will voters feel Democrats are playing politics?
These charges are not political. Trump is being charged because he broke many many laws. So many and so boldly that he's got 4 cases against him. Lots of charges. Lots of evidence.
You'd have to be a loyal idiot to argue Trump is innocent. Now, let's talk about Hunter Biden. LOL.
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jbrownson0831
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Trump tried to steal their vote, but he was too late.....it was already stolen.
The Duke
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Nah, paid Democrat think tanks scour the internet and brainstorm all night then shoot The Wanker
an e-mail blast list of his talking points for the day early in the AM.
He doesn't think..only parrots the narrative.
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