Didn't Stormy already going to court for The hush money and loose

I'm guessing a few nights in a prison cell will make him a bit more cautious about what he says concerning court matters

an actual gag

Seems like gah order should go on both ways. .

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100% Agreed.

Yep!

Literally any other person would have been found in contempt of court and tossed in the bin

I don't think they ever will, at least not from any state/federal authority. If he can be tried it'll set a precedent for other powerful people in the future, they're happy letting one lunatic go so they'll never be held accountable.

Hey, I'm sure 1000 bucks penalty will shame him into silence.

Oh it's nonsense to Americans too. Biden is basically a centrist

Our people have been brainwashed for generations to be afraid of buzzwords like socialism, radical, leftist, and communist, all while not understanding what any of those words mean.

😂

As an American having Biden be left of anything is deeply disturbing. To be more socially conservitive then Biden is to want the 1870's back. Or earlier.. .

Even as an American that's kinda wild. Joe Biden is not really known for being a radical.

Yeah wtf is going on here. How is able to threaten judges family? Isn’t it at least defamation for false info on judges daughter?

Yes, I wonder if it is to do with the fact that he appointed them and has dirt on them so they are treating him with kid gloves. I just presume everyone that supports him has got skeletons he knows about ( apart from MTG she is just nuts!)

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

But he didn’t….

While he has cookie crumbs all over the face and is still licking his chops, and also calling your parents dumbasses and scratching their car with his key while he says it.

@@jessiehogue. Hahahaha exactly. God even this hypothetical makes me hate those imagined parents (and the brother) so much.

@@NikosZaidGomez If I brought out some laughter, my work here is done. :P

Mhmmm you read too much into it, you see the reason people are bothered by the Gag order is because when it comes to criminal charges it's basically you vs the US government with all of their money and powers and so the 1st amendment is literally the only way you can protect yourself against possible government corruption. Imagine you were put on trial for reckless driving/negligent homicide because you were involved in a car crash where a person was killed as a result of you loosing control of your vehicle. You go to court ready to make your case that it wasn't your fault as there was oil slick on the road and it was raining which caused you to loose control but you find out that the Judge presiding over the case has a nephew that was friends with the person you killed and that the person that died was a relation to one of the prosecutor's work collogues and that the judge and prosecutor know each other fairly well. You try to get the judge to recuse himself but he's like ''naw I'm not biased at all in this case'' so you try and speak out about the corruption only the judge says ''naw, gag order because reasons''. Many courts have stated that gag orders should only be issued in cases to protect another's individual rights and that it should be subjected to a balancing test ie (Is this persons right to free speech greater/more important than the persons right he is violating by speaking) and that the gag order should be as narrowly tailored as possible. This gag order is a direct contradiction to those prior rulings, this is a general gag order and has been issued without anyone showing cause for the ruling to be issued in the first place, nobody has presented a case to a judge saying ''well because trump said XXX so person's XXX rights were violated (With a quote as to which amendment was violated and an explanation as to what way it was violated)'' Instead the prosecution just said ''gag him because he's speaking out against witnesses and it's scaring them because other people who aren't trump are making threats'' and the Judge just said ''Ok''. We have laws against threatening people so just go after whoever is making threats, you can't hold what one person says accountable for the actions of everyone who heard him speak but apparently that's what's happening and now we have a situation where witnesses in the case are allowed to speak out against Trump on the media and Trump isn't allowed to respond to those allegations or defend himself in public which in a trial would taint the jury pool to be more anti trump since all they've heard are negative things about trump because he hasn't been allowed to speak out and defend himself.

This is textbook "obstruction of justice."

Because since the middle of the 19th century the USA has been a plutocracy. Maybe when it becomes a democracy things will be different.

Because the judges are scared to do anything. Trump considers himself above the law, and so long as his supports villify anyone who goes against him, he's right.

He's an elite, that's why.

*JUDGES for all of Trump's court proceedings:* _"I'm only going to warn you one... one million times more, Mr. Trump."_ ⚖️🤡

Martyrdom. If they send Trump to jail for something that isn't as objectively damning (such as contempt of court, compared to insurrection), they're afraid it will radicalize his fanbase into violent action. Thus they will let all those things slide as long as they can pin the evidence-laden objective crimes onto him. Not sure it's the right way to go about handling him, but it's not a pretty choice either way.

after 9/11 POTUS much more explicitly became an elected king and the legislature and the judiciary are controlled by toadies. Of course if POTUS wants to forgive student debt or improve healthcare the toadies become passive aggressive, but if its a war or insider trading opportunity they love it

Uhhhh sorry mate we’re looking 50-50. Its the race to the finish of two geezers.

Well said my friend

Unfortunately, the reality is that a lot of these people grew up watching Fox and treat everything coming from Fox and Trump as absolute fact without doing any research of their own (or at least not strenuous research, more "research" by listening to podcasts that are simply more of the same and calling it definitive evidence). You also have to remember that a lot of these people, either on purpose or by circumstance, have surrounded themselves with people who are just as committed to Trump as they are. Their conversations around politics view Democrats: bad, Conservatives who don't like Trump: bad, Trump: good. Their social media is full of opinion pieces and memes surrounding the incompetency of literally everyone else that isn't Trump. It's hard to clear your eyes and worldview of that when that's all you see. Another problem with this cult (and yes, I lump everyone completely and wholly devoted to Trump as a member of his cult) is that the harder you protest and shove facts in their face, the harder they cling to their ideals and close themselves off from literally everyone else because of their supposed "persecution". It's a tough cycle. I don't understand why anyone can be so bamboozled by him, but that doesn't change the reality. I think they view him like another Teddy Roosevelt, which he is very decidedly NOT EVEN CLOSE. That guy has no moral compass or sense of morality period. If it doesn't serve him and his giant ego, then it doesn't matter to him. That guy will literally destroy democracy before admitting any kind of actual fault or responsibility. It's exhausting. Y'all got room for a family of seven? (I say mostly jokingly. My husband leans more conservative, even if he thinks Trump is an absolute joke too, so he definitely would never be on board with that *sigh*)

Unfortunately plenty of people support two party politics in the US, and I til that changes we will continue to have shitty presidents both from the left and right, only difference is some people's rights start being taken away when the right wins.

By now that would be a class action.

​@@Turtle1631991 You beat me. That would definitely be a class action lawsuit. I wonder if we could get the lawyers to take on a second class action due to all the stress he's caused so many people. Although we'd probably only get a micro fraction of a penny once everyone was signed up. It would be worth it though.

Any civil case will just be for money. Which he doesn't have.

​@@NirrrinaFrame the check and hang it on your will. Or, pay the $6 to cash out the penny and then frame that.

If it was on Twitter or Troth (sic) Social then I believe it would be libel due to having been published.

@@Turnipstalk I'm reacting to the validity/soundness of the argument being made, not to the fact that lawyers are willing to debase themselves in an attempt to defend their clients. Also, since you brought it up -- absolutely ZERO chance that any of Trump's lawyers have gotten paid in advance 🤣

@@dancoroian1 I think its a sink or swim situation. If they lose not only do they NOT get paid, but they might even get sactioned. They are playing chicken with the court on who will make the first mistake:P

I honestly hope his legal team faces sanctions for making such a sickening argument.

@@Turnipstalk Uh no lawyer in their right mine wants to work for civilian dump lol. So this only works if they think he will be president and honestly the shit gonna go down from this an other cases coming soon he is gonna need a new jan 6 to be president that works this time lol. And at this point they are past point no return to be his buddy if he is president minus Judge Cannon who might expect him to make him a SCOTUS before he dies once he names himself president for life lol.

That's Trump making the lawyer present his "argument" instead of them actually representing his best interests -- which is why he consistently LOSES.

At the very least him violating the gag order multiple times should have landed him in jail.

​@@joachimschoderthey need to find him in contempt of court for violating the gag order and order him in jail or prison. I think no judge wants to be the one to do it. But for America's safety, they should enforce the law they'd lay down if it was any other human.

@@John-Smith02 Indeed. Eventually, failing to enforce the law undermines the law. Turmp must not be held above the law.

@@erikscottdebie7665 ah, but that's the issue. If they set the precedent, none of the other powerful people in charge are safe. So no way they'll actually go through with anything substantial. They're perfectly fine with the law being undermined for the rich and powerful -_-

Free speech is NOT "special treatment".

Not just the courts, but the entire US political system. How is this contemptable man still in the running for President?

They’ve always been there, I think many of us are just learning about them now because of how public and reported on these things are now

100%. The law only works if you are poor, or if you fell out of the powerful.

The legal system is working as designed...ie a two tiered system that has one set of rules for wealthy elite and another set of rules for the unwashed plebs. This is by design as laws are primarily designed to control the poors.

Look, just because they haven’t upheld the rules for the last 42,690 times going back 50 years doesn’t mean they won’t uphold the 42,691st infraction.

@@hugegamer5988 THERE IS HOPE!!

Something tells me his lawyers are also unhinged narcissists that just enjoy the bullying they get to do that comes along with doing his bidding.

You smoke $100 bills. I thought this was obvious.

It's bizarre. If witness intimidation is a thing, there must be a rule you can't try intimidating the judge right?

Documents generated by chat gpt for sure

@@aceman0000099 LOL if that turned out to be the case, it really would be the cherry on top of all of this. And honestly, after the whole Four Seasons (Landscaping) thing, there's no level of incompetence that I wouldn't believe from Trump's team.

He has a hearing no other judge has super powers you can't hold him in contempt with out a hearing on it lol. Its next week lol and its the DA ASKING for fines. You get warnings normally, then a fine then jail time. That is how most courts are run. Next thursday I think it was dump to explain his tweets that violate it and the "some one else did it" don't work it included letting some one else say on his behalf sigh. So yeah 3 counts he is looking out. Judge has the call could be 90 days in jail but that is not how shit works normally you don't get max for first hearing on it. I crossing my fingers for fines and then he spends thursday-monday in jail and judge says "see you in court Monday, do it again and it will double each time." And lets be real he wants the street cred of a weekend in jail. He be doing speeches from jail phone just like his jan 6 cultists do and trying campaign off it and claim he is just like Mandel some more now he seen jail cell then tell his more radical followers he is just like Hitler in private lol Shit he might even be selling a ghost written short story by June to his cult from his time in jail lol.

It's not (necessarily) fear of country bumpkins, it's more that it creates MORE paperwork, takes MORE time, and we want him to go away immediately, if not sooner.

You are the prime example of why we think the courts abd government is corrupt. You're willing to throw somebody yo7 disagree with in jail, BEFORE his trial, simply because he spoke about something not in his gag order, which other judges have said is borderline unconstitutional. He wasn't basically told he was gonna railroaded in court and he can't talk about it. They also stopped evidence from being submitted, threw out evidence and fined Trump for even taking a press meeting where he was asked about the court.

That's the problem. They don't have the entire weight of US Law Enforcement behind them. Most cops are Republicans, and most of the Republican party supports Trump 100%.

The problem is that maybe many of the Rascal Scooter yokels ARE the US Law Enforcement.

Nah they would got warning fine, then jail. He has his first hearing for breaking it he could get all 3 from three counts the DA is asking for fines and promise he does it a 4th its jail its all up to the judge though. But he does 90 days jail that is max it will make his appeal on grounds the "judge was meanie head!" easier though. Normal people get a warning, a fine, then jail time just FYI

The double standard sucks, but the fact is that there is good reason to tread carefully with an ex-president running for office. These criminal prosecutions against a former president are unprecedented. No, it shouldn’t matter in an ideal world. But it does matter. M

​@MarcosElMalo2 the thing is, it DOESN'T matter except how much the politicos are making it matter. If it was a matter of law, he would already be facing a firing squad, but they are instead pushing it as politics.

@@tristanmitchell1242 I mean... considering what Trumpsters are capable of, a civil war as a result of what THEY perceive as unfair treatment is not entirely off the table. Is that fair? Not at all. Is it wise to tread carefully? Maybe. The problem is walking the line and I get that. He has to pay for his crimes - but that should also not make him even more powerful.

No president ever gets jail time for their horrible actions, worst they get is getting impeached (Trump has been impeached TWICE!)

It's really easy. He might do it if a gag order is actually enforced. Hope he sees jail time.

Precisely. Maybe that's why he's been falling asleep. His lawyers figured out it's the only time he'll stay quiet

Clever. Very clever.

@@vanessawright6643Tranqs. It’s the only way.

lol .. he probably talks in his sleep too.

Correct. His entire strategy has always been accuse others of what he is actually doing.

"Why are you making me do this to you?! Why???"

​@@michaelsnedker5446 That's ironic.

@@dominicf8039 Bold of you to presume it is still a thing.

I guess some old ways really were better

Or maybe his thumbs, in this case. :P

Good thing we have the first amendment.

But my liege! Surely this is too cr*el for these enlightened times? Your humble servants urge you to reconsider this tongue r/moval business. -King lets Trump speak for 3 minutes My lord, we withdraw our complaints and will fetch the exec/tioner for you.

Somehow, I feel like even THAT wouldn't stop him whining and fighting with literally all the worst people....

With the way Trump fiddles his taxes, he would claim an income of $30,000. His friends in the Tax hierarchy would probably do their trick of assigning just one clerk to examine his claim, and untangling the spaghetti of shell companies and shuffled funds will take years even with the help of the business fraud case files ...

He's arguably not a millionaire anymore at least. He's DROWNING in debt.

The problem is Trump doesn't have any income.

I just don't understand how this isn't obstruction of justice or something. It fits the definition exactly! _(I just read up on it.)_ Billionares runnin' wild! _(40 year old virgin reference.)_

A truer point has never been made

Trump calling anything about this "unfair" is surreal. What a brat.

Is there a pool for how long until the judge is forced to jail him? Because there is no way he can sit there for weeks without doing something to violate the court's orders. If there is one, how much is a spot?

what rules? he breaks them every time and then they just throw in another warning.

Interesting point... allow the orange to self (im|ex)plode. Will be interesting for sure.

What threat has he made? give me the quote and the link to where he said it please so I can forward it to the team prosecuting Trump :)

​@@Grimjow88I'm sure they don't need your help 😂

@@SkandiaAUS you sure about that because as far as I can see they're a bunch of 🤡

What threats

That don't matter. It's the money. Not that a poor could ever be president, but whatevs.

he gets the kid gloves because he's rich (allegedly)

​@DILFDylF "not that a poor could be president" MF forgot about Hamilton cause he never knew in the first place

@@Ramonatho That was over 200 years ago, and he was secretary of the treasury before he was president.

In fairness, he was benefitting from how the courts treat a rich, tall, white male long before his Presidency. That new privilege has just been added to the previous privilege

There's no way he would go to that graduation even if he wasn't on trial. It would be hilarious if the judge let him go, and then he didn't. Because of course he wouldn't.

Apparently he never attended any of his other kids graduation anyway. Making a song and dance about Barron's graduation is just another game.

Literally this case is about him ditching his pregnant wife to pay a porn star for sex, he 100% doesn't care about his family.

Bold of you to assume he was invited to the graduation. Maybe Barron would like something to be about him for once. I cannot imagine the amount of abuse that kid took from his classmates over sharing DNA with the Cheeto.

Actually, he has in the court room. He takes his sleeping meds before stepping into court.

My son said the same thing. “Dude! Just SHUT UP! That’s all! Unconscious people do it!”

Why should he? He has yet to face any consequences for violating any of these feeble gag orders.

​@@tzvikrasner6073 Sleeping meds? Nah, Dozy Don is on drugs to avoid falling asleep.

Apparently Trump had to read or listen to the mean tweets of potential jurors.

Between Trump and the corrupt supreme court, Congressmen ignoring subpoenas and Ginny Thomas and her Jan 6th gang, Justice looks like it's been taking the flume down splash mountain.

Al capone was an obvious mobster. Trump is an obvious wannabe tyrant. His cronies are far too inconsistent and wavering to insinuate anything like mob loyalty.

You spelled "monster" wrong.

@@johnladuke6475 porque no los dos?

I feel like “mobster” gives him too much credit.

Well he is mid trial and all criminals get due process of law. Trials often take lots of time to conduct

I agree, orange is his color after all

@@JargonMadjin Yeah, he'd unironically look pretty good in one of those. That's where he belongs in any case

Constitutional rights. Which everyone should have, until they've proven that they'll use those rights to hurt people. Which trump has. The fact he hasn't been jailed for his incitement of violence against the justice system is a travesty IMO.

For normal people, that's a routine part of the trial process; the whole defense team gets access and there's no particular reason to exclude the defendant. But Trump's not normal. That's pretty much the problem.

It's some of both. That's how dictators rise to power: Fool the stupid, and threaten the families of those who aren't fooled. Either way, it shuts them up.

It’s because the US has never had an actual justice system. It’s only been used to keep the middle class and poors in line.

Because he is royalty, not your regular citizen. In the US, you don't earn your royal title through blood and genes, but through capital and boasting your wealth. At least it is what I am learning, because I can tell you, this would not happen in my country. Are americans okay? Because I don't know if anyone can confidently say a system is working when a criminal is running for president.

Calm down

@@traviskurtz1244 Get mad

1000 USD start to hurt if courts double the fine after each violation.

​@tokul76 the cap is 1,000 in that state

He'd die...

I say we do it.

​@@tokul76 That takes 11 times of dblin to reach even a million dollars; and Trump is still a billionaire Heck, even just to hit six figures, which still is a drop in the bucket for him, it wud take 8 fines bein levied for him to even reach that pt. It wud take 20 fines to reach half a billion, which we know from exp is around the pt where Trump starts actually feelin the loss and will fight tooth and nail over it... And even then, an appeals courtll just bring back the kid gloves and drop that half a bill down to only 175m; so Trump doesntvw to feel any real consequence to his actions

On the _Republican_ ticket, mind you.

They could get rid of this disparity in the criminal justice system, by abolishing gag orders entirely.

​@@ninetales1234No way. That would endanger every person involved in the case that has one. Freedom of speech only goes so far.

Freedom of speech is only against government. The judge can be fair game but not his family, they're civilians. Go after them opens up lawsuits which many good lawyers would lap it up for easy pay day

Trump literally lost his last several causes at massive penalty.

@@ninetales1234 They could jsut drop all charges and be done with it too. Too bad that is not how justice system works sigh...

And justice denied is revenge demanded.

They would instantly throw their client. It would just delay the trial.

Humm. Mabey the lawyers angle is that Trump is running all of this. So when he crashes and burns they won't get sanctioned. I mean if they say "they cannot control their client" the judge is going to ask "why", how the hell do you answer that.

@@MetallicReg At this point they can't quit or be fired with otu the judge's permission lol. That is how it works once a trial starts they won't let him out that easy, they have to get sick or die for them to delay the trial. And honestly once these are over I think most his lawyers will be disbarred just no one is gonna do it till the cases are done because its an excuse to delay lol.

Oh yeah, it’s okay for poor nobodies to go without legal representation, but not rich celebrities.

Seems kind of mean to the public defender.

You think he has good lawyers? 🤣

You know that his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, was a bottom of the barrel one, right? Cohen got wealthy laundering money for the Russian mob through a taxi business. Since laundering money has been the Trump family business since his father's day, that's how Cohen ended up working for Donald as his legal "fixer".

​​@@Dogman1227 for better or for worse, good enough to keep him out of jail thus far.

@@Insan1tyW0lf I don't blame his lawyers for that, I blame the justice system itself, from what it looks like, they're barely even trying to do anything about it. If literally anyone else did the crap Don did, they would've been in jail months ago, it's insulting

If the judges had truly acted accordingly to the LAW and sanctioned the lawyers working for him, with real sanctions, then the lawyers would be removed, and possibly lose their law licenses, from all of the lying and nefarious BS that they have been conducting, while representing him. Which so, so many have for way, way, way less, than this BS. He wouldn’t be able to find Any other attorneys to represent him. Which IS the only way to make and remove this shite from happening. That’s how justice works when the law is applied equally to all. Which clearly we have all witnessed in front of our own 👀 that Trump has been above the laws this entire time. And we keep having to endure the shite show. While continuing to destroy and tear us apart. Which has always been his goal anyways.

B-b-b-b-b-b-but it will upset the domestic terrorists and they might do something!

The Gag order should go both ways

All the way up to the 1 year maximize that can be imposed. Anyone else would be in jail a long, long, time ago.

@@osmosisjones4912 You've spammed the comments section. You have like 10 threads going right now. Critical analysis says you are a troll.

Or a Russian xD

It's less that the systems refused to act but more that no lawmaker in history would think someone would be stupid enough to abuse it in this way. The bright side is that we will certainly be seeing new laws and restrictions. It was partially an honor system that will not go away. This is what happens when people cannot be trusted to behave themselves. This is why the answer eventually becomes stricter more involved government whether we like it or not

And all those people who believed him when he said he was going to go after the elites still think he's just a successful entrepreneur. Wilful ignorance is an amazing thing.

Half a billion is a “slap on the wrist”?

That's why the Kremlin has been aiding and abetting him this entire time, it's so we loose faith in our system and fall to infighting and disarray. As discouraging, infuriating and disheartening as it is, I implore you to not loose hope or focus. That is what bigT et al. want more than anything else.

The "System" eliminated the original continental American inhabitants; The "SYSTEM"almost destroyed Africa by trafficking humans from 1400s to 2024. The "SYSTEM" of privileged rich families is working its plan to acquire most of the world's wealth for a one percent greedy, ruthless, avaricious and mostly invisible army of rage, money, sex, arms and privilege

then why do cops get away with it when they kill you for speeding or jay-walking?

@@KendraEMoyer When did cops "incite violence" by means of SPEECH!? Did you actually watch the vieo!? Or are you another law-rejecting Trump brainwashee?

Sorry, but I don't connect a police officer's actions to words said. Freedom of Speech isn't the same as Freedom of Action. Actions ALWAYS have consequences (whether good or bad, such as me deciding to eat ice cream for breakfast). Freedom of Speech has legal limitations, but there are wildly different types consequences for what you say, when, where, and how. You could say something that has no consequence (such as saying you love ice cream for breakfast), or you can threaten someone's life at work and thus have your guns taken away, lose your job, and have criminal consequences because you are proving to be a danger to others through words alone.

@@Chihirolee3 Exactly. Those who focus exclusively on the claim that Trump is simply exercising his freedom of speech are those who attack the messenger in order to avoid and ignore the message. Trump isn't attacking the evidence; he is attacking the messenger in effort to shout down the message. Attacking the witnesses in effort to shout down their substantiated testimony. Some don't know the difference; but many Trump defenders adopt the same tactic -- instead of respecting the rights of the persons attacked -- the right not to be targeted by Trump's incitements of violence -- the falsely claim, by implication., that Trump has the right to incite death threats and violence against his critics. Our system of laws is based on a balancing interests -- Trump's right of free speech is only one interest; the other is the right not to be subjected to verbal abuse and incitements of death threats and violence. To reject that foundation is to reject the rule of law, which is indefensible.

He didn't incite violence

Chaos Crow/Corvid?

​@@radiosnacktive8773that's perfect! Crows are highly intelligent.

Maven Raven?

even THAT is more rational

More! Liz! Dye!

What school does one go to specialize in Chaos?!😂

​@Ullumma idk, but I'm pretty sure it starts with homeschooling somewhere down south.

100%

Respectfully disagree. I'm not fond of this new presenter; too much opinion, not enough law.

😂😂

Oh yes😅.

The thing would run out of electricity too quickly.

There he just naps and has no audience. It's before and after that he finds the energy to rant to the public.

*Like Cartman had to wear in South Park.* ⚡️ 😳🤭 ⚡️

We are especially observant of 8th Amendment principle when we are dealing with those whom are internationally known by reason of political office at the national level - people like the Presidents, supreme court justices, etc. that might be said to be household names to those abroad, such as immigrants, etc. whom know a fair reasonable bit about our basic form of government and who happens to be in office. This is because to be taken seriously in the international community a country must reasonably practice what they preach, such that outsiders dont see our American Freedoms to be nothing more a pattent and complete lie.

Scratch that. I was going to make a comparison of Reagan having Alzheimer's in office but at least HE had moderately competent staff so they could hide that stuff. I don't know what you do with a constantly angry grandpa.

@@warlockd According to a class action lawsuit I did some work on, what you do with a constantly angry grandpa is over-medicate him with pain pills and anti-psychotics. Apparently this is common practice in seniors' homes with staff shortages.

@@FunkyLittlePoptart Sleepy Trump. Yeah it works.

​@@warlockdI'm sorry, Reagan had WHAT while he was in office?

It's not an ethical solution though. Please let's not argue for misuse of medication just because someone's an asshole

💯%. He needs to play the part of the victim to gain sympathy.

@@imarobobot8795 he has no politics, he has nothing to show that he is a good politician, other than lies. So he lies.

Don's screaming in a forest and wondering why hunters keep finding him

Imagine government agents walking into your room and going "Give me your phone"

Money

Loki's speech from Avengers springs to mind. Republicans love a strongman.

Good time to discuss the USA education system?

Republicans politicians have spent 40+ years convincing republicans voters that you can't trust anyone but republicans and the rest of the country/world has been lying to them. Late stage indoctrination in full effect. Ironically from people who love to talk about how "red pilled" they are. Even conservatives in other countries think many of their social positions are ludicrous.

Or he never won the popular vote he was appointed by congress.

As the android bishop said........., damm, I had something there.

Are we still doing that?

Came here for this. Said your mom.

@@suzbone Do you not?

Sploosh.

Searching trump rule34... did not disappoint

@@advanceringnewholder You're far braver than me.