Cac said this is nothing more than a misdemeanor. Blanch is a fucking pussy. Overthrowing the government is a misdemeanor? Extortion is a misdemeanor? Tax Fraud is a misdemeanor? FOH these crackas are insane
wait, aint nobody talking about Trump about to be arrested?
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Cac said this is nothing more than a misdemeanor. Blanch is a fucking pussy. Overthrowing the government is a misdemeanor? Extortion is a misdemeanor? Tax Fraud is a misdemeanor? FOH these crackas are insane
I really hope trump gets prosecuted because these white people especially Trump white people need to get a reality check
Selective policing is a thing. It doesn't matter if it's a felony to protest, they have to choose to enforce it and arrest people for it. Laws and rights on paper aren't always laws and rights in practice. The only time they are going to enforce this against white folks for a white cause is if they are protesting DeSantis or law enforcement is in danger.
Nothing is going to happen to them. CACs in large numbers can do shit like this. It wasn’t that long ago ago when the Feds and State officials went to take Federal Land back from Cliven Bundy who owed over a million dollars in grazing fees. They were met with CACs with guns. They turned around and let him keep the land and quietly dismissed all charges.
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This mufucka probably just trying to rile up his troops..those CACs gonna be riding on horseback, rolling in their F150s and double wides through the streets of NY
and as much as I want his trifling ass to go down..I dont want him to go away until he kneecaps Desantis and blows up the whole white nationalist party before the election.
and as much as I want his trifling ass to go down..I dont want him to go away until he kneecaps Desantis and blows up the whole white nationalist party before the election.
John Gotti, the original Teflon Don, died in prison.
You can run on for a long time, but sooner or later god will cut you down
Sorry to disappoint but it's already been stated that if/when he does get arrested he most likely won't be cuffed.
Two things that really fucked over trump and it was self-inflicted. Number one….January 6 - Number two….taking all of those secret documents. Oh, and honorable mention……trying to get Georgia to change the vote count.
If he does get arrested he'll probably be asked to turn himself in. If convicted he will probably get house arrest in Mar-A-Lago.
The United States is never going to put a former president in a position where they have to give up national secrets to prevent the shiv from going through their neck.
Fair. In gest, i’m also referring to cuffed as a euphemism for being arrested and put behind bars where he belongs.Sorry to disappoint but it's already been stated that if/when he does get arrested he most likely won't be cuffed.
I have no faith that in these United States that would ever happen.
We’ll see.
There are supermax prisons where he can be incarcerated without seeing another inmate. He'll only have contact with COs and visitors. No need to worry about shanks or shivs.
Usually women have that look during the first stages of Zod but after a few minutes….
Supermax prison is meant for inmates with multiple escape attempts or an extreme history of violence. Terrorists, serial killers, international drug lords and such.
Even if Trump wasn't president there's no way he would get anywhere close to an ADX. At most he would probably be sent to a camp.
As president though, he would still be under extreme danger from the guards. Even in the supermax they know where all the blind spots are.
I don't know about self-inflicted. Trump is a career criminal and as such jail is just the occasional cost of doing business.
It's like saying that truckers have self-inflicted back pain from years of hauling freight across the country.
We can only hope.
I doubt he'll be sent to an ADX too but there are ways to protect him while incarcerated.
That said, I agree with you that it will likely be house arrest. Even then, there'll be guards watching over him. Certainly some will be Secret Service but I'm sure some other federal agency will be involved in looking over him as well.
For one thing, he's propped up by the richest motherfuckers and corporations in the world, especially in amerikkka.
Then there's the problem of a trial. Where would you find an impartial jury and how could you stop it from becoming an absolute circus?
At the end of the day, those with the power want him just where he is for their own aims.
I think they take him monday since he's making a fuss.
The one person that seems to be above the law will walk again....if they can't get him now, they'll never get him and i mean all three levels of government
He's a former president..you will NEVER see him in handcuffs
Kevin McCarthy and MAGA Republicans rally around Trump ahead of possible indictment
MINYVONNE BURKE AND JULIE TSIRKIN
Updated March 18, 2023, 6:04 PM
McCarthy tweets House committees will look into Manhattan DA's investigation of Trump
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy tweeted that House committees will look into the Manhattan district attorney's investigation of former President Donald Trump after Trump claimed in a post on Truth Social he will be arrested Tuesday. NBC News' Julie Tskirn reports on how other members of the House GOP are responding to Trump's claim.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., and several MAGA Republicans rallied around Donald Trump on Saturday ahead of the former president's possible indictment by a Manhattan grand jury.
Trump, in posts to his social media platform Truth Social, predicted that he would be arrested Tuesday and called on supporters to protest, citing "illegal leaks." Hours later, a spokesperson for Trump clarified in a statement that the post was shared without any notification of an indictment beyond media reports by NBC News and other news outlets.
“Here we go again — an outrageous abuse of power by a radical DA who lets violent criminals walk as he pursues political vengeance against President Trump,” McCarthy wrote in a tweet.
Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy at the Capitol in Washington, D.C. (abin Botsford / The Washington Post via Getty Images file)
"I’m directing relevant committees to immediately investigate if federal funds are being used to subvert our democracy by interfering in elections with politically motivated prosecutions," McCarthy added.
Despite his recent strong comments slamming Trump over Jan. 6, former Vice President Mike Pence, who's nearing a decision on a 2024 presidential bid, said the potential indictment “reeks of the kind of political prosecution that we endured back in the days of the Russia hoax.”
“This is what the Manhattan DA says is their top priority?” Pence said Saturday on SiriusXM radio.
Congressional Republicans closely aligned with Trump, a 2024 presidential candidate, expressed outrage, denouncing the potentially looming indictment.
Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York, the third-ranking Republican in the House, called Trump's possible arrest "unAmerican" and said Democrats have reached "a dangerous new low."
"Knowing they cannot beat President Trump at the ballot box, the Radical Left will now follow the lead of Socialist dictators and reportedly arrest President Trump," she said in a statement shared to Twitter, calling him the leading Republican candidate.
Speaking at a conservative forum Saturday, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., downplayed the Manhattan district attorney’s case and said he thinks prosecutors are "afraid" of Trump.
“The prosecutor in New York has done more to help Donald Trump get elected president than any single person in America today," Graham said.
He added: “If I were President Trump I’d take this all the way to the damn Supreme Court."
Rep. Andy Biggs of Arizona tweeted, “If they can come for Trump, they will come for you. This type of stuff only occurs in third world authoritarian nations.”
“Virtually every campaign finance violation involves either 1) spending other people’s money illegally or 2) taking money into your campaign that you shouldn’t. Trump did neither,” tweeted Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida. “He used his own money to resolve a private dispute, irrespective of any campaign.”
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia characterized the allegations against Trump as “fake” and “outdated.” She tweeted, “Republicans in Congress MUST subpoena these communists and END this!"
She wrote in another tweet that "we don't need to protest," adding: "These idiots are sealing their own fate in 2024 because the silent majority has two feelings right now about the current regime."God Bless President Trump. Real America knows this is all a sham.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio., wrote, "God Bless President Trump. Real America knows this is all a sham."
Sen. J.D. Vance of Ohio, another Trump ally who has advanced his baseless theories of a stolen 2020 election, criticized Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, saying he "will prosecute" Trump while "violent criminals" roam New York City.
While the timing is currently unclear, the former president could soon face possible charges in the state related to a hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
NBC News reported Friday that local, state and federal enforcement agencies are gearing up for the possible indictment as early as next week.
Trump's former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen is a key witness in the case. He testified before the grand jury this week, after he pleaded guilty in 2018 to making an illegal payment to Daniels at Trump's direction for the "principal purpose" of swaying the 2016 election.
Trump said he repaid Cohan the $130,000 but insisted that what he did was legal. The former president has denied any wrongdoing.
A spokesperson for Bragg’s office declined to comment on Trump’s Truth Social posts.
Originally published March 18, 2023, 5:44 PM
MINYVONNE BURKE AND JULIE TSIRKIN
Updated March 18, 2023, 6:04 PM
McCarthy tweets House committees will look into Manhattan DA's investigation of Trump
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy tweeted that House committees will look into the Manhattan district attorney's investigation of former President Donald Trump after Trump claimed in a post on Truth Social he will be arrested Tuesday. NBC News' Julie Tskirn reports on how other members of the House GOP are responding to Trump's claim.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., and several MAGA Republicans rallied around Donald Trump on Saturday ahead of the former president's possible indictment by a Manhattan grand jury.
Trump, in posts to his social media platform Truth Social, predicted that he would be arrested Tuesday and called on supporters to protest, citing "illegal leaks." Hours later, a spokesperson for Trump clarified in a statement that the post was shared without any notification of an indictment beyond media reports by NBC News and other news outlets.
“Here we go again — an outrageous abuse of power by a radical DA who lets violent criminals walk as he pursues political vengeance against President Trump,” McCarthy wrote in a tweet.
Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy at the Capitol in Washington, D.C. (abin Botsford / The Washington Post via Getty Images file)
"I’m directing relevant committees to immediately investigate if federal funds are being used to subvert our democracy by interfering in elections with politically motivated prosecutions," McCarthy added.
Despite his recent strong comments slamming Trump over Jan. 6, former Vice President Mike Pence, who's nearing a decision on a 2024 presidential bid, said the potential indictment “reeks of the kind of political prosecution that we endured back in the days of the Russia hoax.”
“This is what the Manhattan DA says is their top priority?” Pence said Saturday on SiriusXM radio.
Congressional Republicans closely aligned with Trump, a 2024 presidential candidate, expressed outrage, denouncing the potentially looming indictment.
Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York, the third-ranking Republican in the House, called Trump's possible arrest "unAmerican" and said Democrats have reached "a dangerous new low."
"Knowing they cannot beat President Trump at the ballot box, the Radical Left will now follow the lead of Socialist dictators and reportedly arrest President Trump," she said in a statement shared to Twitter, calling him the leading Republican candidate.
Speaking at a conservative forum Saturday, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., downplayed the Manhattan district attorney’s case and said he thinks prosecutors are "afraid" of Trump.
“The prosecutor in New York has done more to help Donald Trump get elected president than any single person in America today," Graham said.
He added: “If I were President Trump I’d take this all the way to the damn Supreme Court."
Rep. Andy Biggs of Arizona tweeted, “If they can come for Trump, they will come for you. This type of stuff only occurs in third world authoritarian nations.”
“Virtually every campaign finance violation involves either 1) spending other people’s money illegally or 2) taking money into your campaign that you shouldn’t. Trump did neither,” tweeted Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida. “He used his own money to resolve a private dispute, irrespective of any campaign.”
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia characterized the allegations against Trump as “fake” and “outdated.” She tweeted, “Republicans in Congress MUST subpoena these communists and END this!"
She wrote in another tweet that "we don't need to protest," adding: "These idiots are sealing their own fate in 2024 because the silent majority has two feelings right now about the current regime."God Bless President Trump. Real America knows this is all a sham.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio., wrote, "God Bless President Trump. Real America knows this is all a sham."
Sen. J.D. Vance of Ohio, another Trump ally who has advanced his baseless theories of a stolen 2020 election, criticized Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, saying he "will prosecute" Trump while "violent criminals" roam New York City.
While the timing is currently unclear, the former president could soon face possible charges in the state related to a hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
NBC News reported Friday that local, state and federal enforcement agencies are gearing up for the possible indictment as early as next week.
Trump's former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen is a key witness in the case. He testified before the grand jury this week, after he pleaded guilty in 2018 to making an illegal payment to Daniels at Trump's direction for the "principal purpose" of swaying the 2016 election.
Trump said he repaid Cohan the $130,000 but insisted that what he did was legal. The former president has denied any wrongdoing.
A spokesperson for Bragg’s office declined to comment on Trump’s Truth Social posts.
Originally published March 18, 2023, 5:44 PM
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