OFFICIAL LRC President Donald Trump SECOND TERM Thread

Oldrunningguy wrote:

gnarlysheen wrote:

Over the past 100 years, several individuals serving under Democratic presidents have faced indictments. Under Harry Truman, Andrew J. May, Chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee, was convicted of accepting bribes, and Representative James M. Curley was convicted of mail fraud. During John F. Kennedy’s presidency, Thomas F. Johnson and Frank W. Boykin, both U.S. Representatives, were convicted of conspiracy and conflicts of interest. Under Lyndon B. Johnson, Senator Daniel Brewster was convicted of accepting illegal gratuities. Jimmy Carter’s tenure saw Representative Fred Richmond convicted of tax evasion and drug possession. During Bill Clinton’s administration, Webster Hubbell, Associate Attorney General, was convicted of mail fraud and tax evasion. Under Barack Obama, Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. was convicted of wire and mail fraud for misusing campaign funds. While these cases highlight isolated incidents, they demonstrate that legal challenges to public officials are not unique to any one political party or administration.

Republicans on Donald Trump:
Reince Priebus: "He's an idiot."
H. R. McMaster: "He's a dope."
Steven Mnuchin: "He's an idiot."
Gary Cohn: "He's dumb as sh*t."
John Kelly: "He's unhinged and an idiot."
James Mattis: "He's a 5th grader."
Bill Barr: "Shockingly detached from reality."
Roger Stone: "America's greatest mistake."
Steve Bannon: "11-year-old child."
Rex Tillerson: "F*cking moron."
J.D VANCE
"MY GOD, TRUMP IS AN IDIOT"
"HE'S NOXIOUS"
"I'M A NEVER TRUMP GUY"
"REPREHENSIBLE AND CYNICAL A**HOLE"
"HE IS AMERICA'S HITLER"
"I NEVER LIKED HIM"
"HE IS A TERRIBLE CANDIDATE"
"YOU ARE AN IDIOT IF YOU VOTED FOR HIM"
"HE IS CULTURAL HEROIN"
"HE'S OBNOXIOUS" "WHAT PERCENTAGE OF THE AMERICAN
POPULATION HAS DONALD TRUMP SEXUALLY
ASSAULTED?"

Oldrunningguy wrote:

gnarlysheen wrote:

Over the past 100 years, several individuals serving under Democratic presidents have faced indictments. Under Harry Truman, Andrew J. May, Chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee, was convicted of accepting bribes, and Representative James M. Curley was convicted of mail fraud. During John F. Kennedy’s presidency, Thomas F. Johnson and Frank W. Boykin, both U.S. Representatives, were convicted of conspiracy and conflicts of interest. Under Lyndon B. Johnson, Senator Daniel Brewster was convicted of accepting illegal gratuities. Jimmy Carter’s tenure saw Representative Fred Richmond convicted of tax evasion and drug possession. During Bill Clinton’s administration, Webster Hubbell, Associate Attorney General, was convicted of mail fraud and tax evasion. Under Barack Obama, Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. was convicted of wire and mail fraud for misusing campaign funds. While these cases highlight isolated incidents, they demonstrate that legal challenges to public officials are not unique to any one political party or administration.

Donald Trump was the first president…

In 45 years not to release his tax returns.
In 89 years to lose the presidency, Senate, and House in one term.
To be impeached twice
To begin their term with a negative approval rating.
To never reach an approval rating above 50%.
To ask for and receive election assistance from a known foreign enemy.
To refuse conceding after losing.
To tell Americans the election he lost was a fraud.
To incite an insurrection resulting in hundreds being charged and convicted.
To have 81 associates charged with crimes.
To lose their security clearance after leaving office.
To have their home raided by FBI for espionage.
To be convicted of 34 felonies.
To add $8.4 Trillion to our national debt in 4 years.
To have zero public service before being elected.
To be taped detailing how he sexually assaulted women.
To have 26 sexual assault allegations.
To marry a porn model.
To be married three times
To be found liable for sexual abuse.

gnarlysheen wrote:

Oldrunningguy wrote:

Donald Trump was the first president…

In 45 years not to release his tax returns.
In 89 years to lose the presidency, Senate, and House in one term.
To be impeached twice
To begin their term with a negative approval rating.
To never reach an approval rating above 50%.
To ask for and receive election assistance from a known foreign enemy.
To refuse conceding after losing.
To tell Americans the election he lost was a fraud.
To incite an insurrection resulting in hundreds being charged and convicted.
To have 81 associates charged with crimes.
To lose their security clearance after leaving office.
To have their home raided by FBI for espionage.
To be convicted of 34 felonies.
To add $8.4 Trillion to our national debt in 4 years.
To have zero public service before being elected.
To be taped detailing how he sexually assaulted women.
To have 26 sexual assault allegations.
To marry a porn model.
To be married three times
To be found liable for sexual abuse.

Not with this stuff again. Yawn.

gnarlysheen wrote:

Over the past 100 years, several individuals serving under Democratic presidents have faced indictments. Under Harry Truman, Andrew J. May, Chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee, was convicted of accepting bribes, and Representative James M. Curley was convicted of mail fraud. During John F. Kennedy’s presidency, Thomas F. Johnson and Frank W. Boykin, both U.S. Representatives, were convicted of conspiracy and conflicts of interest. Under Lyndon B. Johnson, Senator Daniel Brewster was convicted of accepting illegal gratuities. Jimmy Carter’s tenure saw Representative Fred Richmond convicted of tax evasion and drug possession. During Bill Clinton’s administration, Webster Hubbell, Associate Attorney General, was convicted of mail fraud and tax evasion. Under Barack Obama, Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. was convicted of wire and mail fraud for misusing campaign funds. While these cases highlight isolated incidents, they demonstrate that legal challenges to public officials are not unique to any one political party or administration.

gnarlysheen wrote:

Oldrunningguy wrote:

Donald Trump was the first president…

In 45 years not to release his tax returns.
In 89 years to lose the presidency, Senate, and House in one term.
To be impeached twice
To begin their term with a negative approval rating.
To never reach an approval rating above 50%.
To ask for and receive election assistance from a known foreign enemy.
To refuse conceding after losing.
To tell Americans the election he lost was a fraud.
To incite an insurrection resulting in hundreds being charged and convicted.
To have 81 associates charged with crimes.
To lose their security clearance after leaving office.
To have their home raided by FBI for espionage.
To be convicted of 34 felonies.
To add $8.4 Trillion to our national debt in 4 years.
To have zero public service before being elected.
To be taped detailing how he sexually assaulted women.
To have 26 sexual assault allegations.
To marry a porn model.
To be married three times
To be found liable for sexual abuse.

Not with this stuff again. Yawn.

Oldrunningguy wrote:

gnarlysheen wrote:

Over the past 100 years, several individuals serving under Democratic presidents have faced indictments. Under Harry Truman, Andrew J. May, Chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee, was convicted of accepting bribes, and Representative James M. Curley was convicted of mail fraud. During John F. Kennedy’s presidency, Thomas F. Johnson and Frank W. Boykin, both U.S. Representatives, were convicted of conspiracy and conflicts of interest. Under Lyndon B. Johnson, Senator Daniel Brewster was convicted of accepting illegal gratuities. Jimmy Carter’s tenure saw Representative Fred Richmond convicted of tax evasion and drug possession. During Bill Clinton’s administration, Webster Hubbell, Associate Attorney General, was convicted of mail fraud and tax evasion. Under Barack Obama, Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. was convicted of wire and mail fraud for misusing campaign funds. While these cases highlight isolated incidents, they demonstrate that legal challenges to public officials are not unique to any one political party or administration.

Trumps all star legal team
(indicted, sanctioned or disbarred attorney list)
1. Michael Cohen- convicted in Trump e
2. Rudy Guiliani-disbarred.
3. Kraken Sidney Powell- convicted
4.Lin Woods
5. Jenna Ellis-convicted
6. John Eastman-disbarred
7.Stephanie Lambert(michigan
8.kenneth chesebro- ny ethics complaint, unindicted coconspricacy trump j6
9.jeffrey Clark- unindicted coconspricacy trump j6. Soon to be disbarred.
10. Mathew DiPerno.. michigan election interference and voting machine, trump endorsed
11. Jim Troupis- along with kenneth Chesebro, in Wisconsin a $2.4 million suit for the fake electorate scam.
12. Boris Epshteyn.. Arrested groping women in Ariz.( he will have more soon)
13. Alina Habba- $1 mill fine and sanctioned with trump for frivolous suit against hillary/DNC
14.Michael Madaio- partner with Habba, sanctioned in hillary/DNC case
15. Peter Ticklin- local fla. Lawyer in hillaryDNC case
16.James Sasson- fined $66k and sanctioned hill/dnc
17. Robert cheeley -Georgia atty 10 counts in Georgia indictment incl perjury
18. Ray smith- georgia atty 3 counts violating their oaths, 2 counts false statements in Georgia indictment
19. Chris Kise- fined $7,500 in Trump NY fraud case. Judge orders disolution of Trump corp 130 LLC'S and cease business for massive overvalue if assests and wrong doing