President Trump: Making America Great Again...

[Green Monstah]

I wonder how the MAGA folks spin this? Head in the sand, I suppose.

Like they do all of his moral shortcomings: lies of MSM/Deep State/butthurt former staff who were not good at their job.

[Northwestcoug]

Graham must secretly get off on public humiliation:

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[Lost Student]

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https://youtu.be/UidV-_qJFxc

[Commando]

Graham must secretly get off on public humiliation:

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lol here they are booing Lindsay Graham when he went on the Daily Show and stuck up for Trump. He's also at risk of being subpoenaed or even indicted on the Georgia votes scandal, too. And this is what MAGA does. Trump is all: 'hey easy on the boos-- that's my bitch you're talking about...'

[frank ryan]

That image is hard to look at. It's weird enough kissing your adult daughter on the lips, but closing your eyes when you do it? That's next level sick.

That's what he does in public

[Jeff Lebowski]

This is crazy. I wonder what the play here is.

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[Commando]

lol the play is that no attorney wants to touch that with a 10-foot pole.

[Jeff Lebowski]

lol the play is that no attorney wants to touch that with a 10-foot pole.

He does now!

Sasha Dadan.

Dadan is a former public defender whose law practice is centered in Fort Pierce, where the Trump trial is likely to be held, more than 100 miles north of Miami. She still must complete some paperwork to continue serving as local counsel in the Nauta case, Torres said Thursday.Her website lists her main areas of practice as criminal defense, family law, personal injury and traffic tickets, and she does not appear to have experience in national security cases.

[Commando]

He does now!

Sasha Dadan.

OMG. Everybody knows you don't hire a 'dabbler' for specific kinds of cases. On this one, you really really need someone who does this for a living. I guess he's just hoping to cut a deal. If that's it, not a bad gig for the attorney as long as she gets paid.

[Pelado]

OMG. Everybody knows you don't hire a 'dabbler' for specific kinds of cases. On this one, you really really need someone who does this for a living. I guess he's just hoping to cut a deal. If that's it, not a bad gig for the attorney as long as she gets paid.

Since she's not representing Trump himself, there is a chance she'll get paid.

[Jeff Lebowski]

OMG. Everybody knows you don't hire a 'dabbler' for specific kinds of cases. On this one, you really really need someone who does this for a living. I guess he's just hoping to cut a deal. If that's it, not a bad gig for the attorney as long as she gets paid.

Isn't that great? Traffic tickets. Lol.

[BlueK]

Since she's not representing Trump himself, there is a chance she'll get paid.

Maybe not because the Trump team is supposed to be who is paying for his defense as of right now.

[Commando]

lol I just noticed the part of that blurb that says she 'still needs to complete some paperwork' to represent him on that case. I wonder if she's not licensed in Federal District Court and needs to get that squared away before the Court will let her enter her appearance. OMG this couldn't be more pathetic.

[BlueK]

Some analysis of Trump's lame delay tactics/motions so far and the prosecution's response:


On Thursday, former President Donald Trump and co-defendant Walt Nauta filed their response to special counsel Jack Smith’s motion to move the start of their trial on charges related to classified documents and obstruction from August to December of this year. The defendants took an unusual position. Their lawyers told Judge Aileen Cannon there was no need to set any trial date at all. In their view, the case could and must wait at least until after the presidential election is held in November 2024.

Smith shredded the defense position in the opening paragraphs of his reply brief by pointing to something so elemental that the defense team should be embarrassed. Apparently, it failed to read the statute. The Speedy Trial Act, which governs the timing of trials, requires that “In any case involving a defendant charged with an offense, the appropriate judicial officer, at the earliest practicable time, shall, after consultation with the counsel for the defendant and the attorney for the Government, set the case for trial on a day certain, or list it for trial on a weekly or other short-term trial calendar at a place within the judicial district, so as to assure a speedy trial.” In other words, the judge must set a trial date. It’s not optional.


https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-...onse-rcna94363

[Commando]

Some analysis of Trump's lame delay tactics/motions so far and the prosecution's response:


On Thursday, former President Donald Trump and co-defendant Walt Nauta filed their response to special counsel Jack Smith’s motion to move the start of their trial on charges related to classified documents and obstruction from August to December of this year. The defendants took an unusual position. Their lawyers told Judge Aileen Cannon there was no need to set any trial date at all. In their view, the case could and must wait at least until after the presidential election is held in November 2024.

Smith shredded the defense position in the opening paragraphs of his reply brief by pointing to something so elemental that the defense team should be embarrassed. Apparently, it failed to read the statute. The Speedy Trial Act, which governs the timing of trials, requires that “In any case involving a defendant charged with an offense, the appropriate judicial officer, at the earliest practicable time, shall, after consultation with the counsel for the defendant and the attorney for the Government, set the case for trial on a day certain, or list it for trial on a weekly or other short-term trial calendar at a place within the judicial district, so as to assure a speedy trial.” In other words, the judge must set a trial date. It’s not optional.


https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-...onse-rcna94363

lol if the defense team was capable of being embarrassed they wouldn't be representing this particular client...