Trump Endorsed By Mobster/ News January 14, 2024 #1506
January 15, 2024
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Republicans had to cancel conventions due to hurricanes in 2008 and 2012 but did not take climate change seriously.
Expression of disbelief and disgust toward voters supporting Donald Trump and other Republicans
Trump has a strong lead in De Moines Register polling with 48% support.
- Rumors suggest Trump has an impressive ground game in Iowa and New Hampshire
Trump is relying on a known mobster as a character witness, despite previously associating with individuals linked to organized crime.
The mafia helped Trump with construction and red tape in exchange for favors.
Trump's relationship with Rudy Giuliani likely involves cooperation and agreements during mafia prosecutions.
Trump ranted and raved at the judge, calling it a political witch hunt, and claiming victimization.
The prosecutors emphasized that Trump exaggerated his net worth by $3.6 billion to secure loans and keep his failing businesses afloat.
Prosecutors highlighted how Trump saved at least 168 million in interest payments by tricking lenders into giving him lower interest rates.
Trump has been found guilty of raping and defaming E. Jean Carroll, with a jury ruling in her favor.
- Trump's lawyers claim ex-president cannot be tried for any crimes committed while in office
-Supreme Court refuses to rule on absolute immunity, insists on appeals process
Can Trump order SEAL Team Six to kill his political opponent and face no consequences if reelected?
The legal argument for the president's immunity from criminal prosecution is criticized as immoral and unamerican.
- Pushing for big ideas like Medicare for all in the election campaign.
- Highlighting the urgency of addressing healthcare and economic issues.
- Americans are cruel to each other and to themselves, leading to a national psychosis.
- The country has compartmentalized its cruelty and lost sight of reality, contributing to a mass psychosis.
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