US Election & Presidency

Trump's calendar is certainly getting crowded - and there's more to come.

He's now facing charges which include the words 'criminal' and 'racketeering'.
He's got till Friday to report to the authorities in Georgia.

If found guilty he could face up to 20 years in jail.

The way he's behaved towards the lady in charge and her team is a fucking disgrace, attack adverts filled with lies about her.
I hope they throw the book at him and make an example, but it's America and he gets away with things that are ridiculous, needs locked up.

In what world is okay to encourage people to threaten people investigating you, he really thinks he's a mob boss, with the mob being stupids

(15-08-2023 11:08 )Charlemagne Wrote:  He's got till Friday to report to the authorities in Georgia.

It's actually Friday next week and the same for the other 18 defendants. The fact that this is all intended to be one trial makes it very complicated. With so many defendants there's a lot of opportunity to slow things down, so it's an ambitious undertaking by the prosecutor. But for Trump it could turn out to be the most dangerous indictment yet.

Yeah, if convicted he couldn't pardon himself if he was to become President, which is a strange concept, a convicted criminal president. lol.
The constitution they all bang on about may as well be set on fire if that situation was to come about. Politician and hypocrite go hand in hand.

^In addition he wouldn't be able to pardon any of the other 18 people acused with him which would likely make a good number of them think, to hell with going to prison for him i'm doing a Michael Cohen

We can hope mate, he's been getting away with this shit for decades, with everyone else getting screwed, about time he faced consequences.

^ Piss up and brewery come to mind. Useless. Too many idiots wanting their own way.

(02-10-2023 14:34 )skully Wrote:  ^ Piss up and brewery come to mind. Useless. Too many idiots wanting their own way.

The thing is that if the same thing happened here in the UK it would trigger an early General Election because MP’s are not elected in fixed terms. Whereas, in the USA the President, Senators, Congressmen/women are elected in fixed terms. Therefore, a budget can only pass through compromise if the President, the Senate, and the House of Representatives are not controlled by the same party.