• @anon_8675309
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    651 year ago

    This man is dangerous. He gets zero points for doing the right thing.

      • plz1
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        211 year ago

        They sell books to launder money, not for the content.

      • downpunxx
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        131 year ago

        Trump was found factually guilty of Rape, and the entire Republican party is going to vote for him to be their nominee, I wouldn’t count on “Republican Readers” for anything at all, lol

        • @[email protected]
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          31 year ago

          Well no, it was a civil trial, so the standards of evidence are lower and the question being adjudicated was libel, not rape.

          It’s still pretty un-fucking-believable though.

      • SeaJ
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        People don’t really read those. They are bought in bulk by their own PACs to funnel donor money to them. The PAC hands the books out at events and someone shoves it into their bookshelf where it collects dust.

    • @[email protected]
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      I’m pissed they gave him immunity. This fucker deserves to fry. Hopefully he’ll get disbarred for violating AC privilege.

    • @Metanoia
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      111 year ago

      Yeah but he’s on the show “whose country is it anyway?” Where the claims are made up and the points don’t matter.

  • @[email protected]
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    481 year ago

    This is the one I was waiting for.

    This motherfucker has all the goods and is gonna sing like Aretha Franklin.

  • AFK BRB Chocolate
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    401 year ago

    Immunity this high up on the food chain doesn’t feel right to me. Maybe if they really don’t think they can nail Trump without him. Maybe. But this guy was one of the most instrumental in the coup. I would have felt a lot better if it was a much reduced sentence but still jail time. Same with Powell.

    • @[email protected]
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      91 year ago

      Yeah, sigh. That said, while I don’t love it, if this is what it takes to take the orange bastard down for good, I’m all for it. It’s just too important.

      • AFK BRB Chocolate
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        51 year ago

        Agreed it’s the most important part. And it’s going to have to be very well done clear cut evidence to make him face series repercussions, so I’m with that. But man I hate seeing these insurrectionists facing no significant punishment. People storming the capital are facing years in prison while the people who orchestrated it go free.

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          My cousin’s husband is currently doing 5 years for his role in January 6, so I have a first-hand link to it all and agree with you about the apparent dichotomy.

          That said, my cousin is definitely the black sheep in the family and while I did meet her husband once, and he seemed like a perfectly nice guy, she also refuses to admit that her mother, my aunt, died of COVID as opposed to a coincidental bout of pneumonia. It’s fuckin’ weird and the rest of my family doesn’t really know what to make of it.

          I mostly feel sorry for my uncle who is in his 80s and is now having to deal with this bullshit on the part of his daughter, when he should be chilling and enjoying his last years.

          • AFK BRB Chocolate
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            11 year ago

            My wife has a family member who got deep into drugs years ago. She tried to help him, but he would lie to get money for drugs, take advantage of her, and didn’t want help. I think of having a family member getting deep into the MAGA stuff as like that. Like you’ve not only lost them, but they become toxic. There’s no way to convince them the conspiracies aren’t real, and you end up just cutting them out of your life.

    • @HoustonHenry
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      81 year ago

      My only hope is that there’s more to come with other lawsuits he’s attached to

    • @Nudding
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      81 year ago

      While trump is clearly the target, the fact that such key figures can still escape justice is a clear display of the two tiered justice system. Wtf America, we knew you were gross but come on, they ATTEMPTED A COUP.

  • Hello_there
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    201 year ago

    We know he was actively complicit. Hope the plea is contingent on a conviction

    • @[email protected]
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      121 year ago

      Someone help me out, is Meadows still exposed in the GA case? I’m pretty sure he is. He’s not immune to everything being fired at him, right?

      • @RojoSanIchiban
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        He is, assuming he isn’t already finishing a plea deal with Willis. Meadows 100% deserves to go away for life with his co-conspirators, but at least he will be 80%+ of the nails in Trump’s federal coffin with this immunity deal.

  • gregorum
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    Here’s the thing: I don’t think I can believe a word he says because I believe he’d say anything to save his own skin, but I also believe he wouldn’t have to lie to save his own skin and that he has plenty to dish to bury Trump, which is how he got full immunity.

    I also don’t care I he’s lying if it lands Trump in jail. But I know he doesn’t have to.