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Anonymous wrote:The Georgia indictment is the most insane yet by the looniest prosecutor yet. Claims tweets are conspiracies, legal advice is a crime, Constitutional law is a criminal act, and demanding officials do their job criminal solicitation. It is an embarrassment to the state of Georgia.

The tweets are PART of a conspiracy that involve witness testimony, emails, texts, documents etc.

You understand that free speech is not absolute right? If you don't understand that, you will soon.

The left is narrowing the scope of the first amendment... even this liberal constitutional scholar agrees

Jonathan Turley is...not a liberal.

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Anonymous wrote:The Georgia indictment is the most insane yet by the looniest prosecutor yet. Claims tweets are conspiracies, legal advice is a crime, Constitutional law is a criminal act, and demanding officials do their job criminal solicitation. It is an embarrassment to the state of Georgia.

The tweets are PART of a conspiracy that involve witness testimony, emails, texts, documents etc.

You understand that free speech is not absolute right? If you don't understand that, you will soon.

The left is narrowing the scope of the first amendment... even this liberal constitutional scholar agrees

Oh stop trotting out Jonathan Turley. It's sad really.

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Anonymous wrote:The Georgia indictment is the most insane yet by the looniest prosecutor yet. Claims tweets are conspiracies, legal advice is a crime, Constitutional law is a criminal act, and demanding officials do their job criminal solicitation. It is an embarrassment to the state of Georgia.

The tweets are PART of a conspiracy that involve witness testimony, emails, texts, documents etc.

You understand that free speech is not absolute right? If you don't understand that, you will soon.

The left is narrowing the scope of the first amendment... even this liberal constitutional scholar agrees

Ah yes, the famously “liberal” Turley who just happens to agree with republicans all the time and even defended trump at his impeachment.

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Anonymous wrote:The Georgia indictment is the most insane yet by the looniest prosecutor yet. Claims tweets are conspiracies, legal advice is a crime, Constitutional law is a criminal act, and demanding officials do their job criminal solicitation. It is an embarrassment to the state of Georgia.

The tweets are PART of a conspiracy that involve witness testimony, emails, texts, documents etc.

You understand that free speech is not absolute right? If you don't understand that, you will soon.

The left is narrowing the scope of the first amendment... even this liberal constitutional scholar agrees

Quoting Jonathan Turley is a fail. Free speech is already curtailed. You cannot shout "fire" in a crowded theater, you cannot encourage people to do illegal things and not be held accountable for your words.

In a way this trial, if all the evidence is well laid out, might help deprogram a good set of mouth breathers who truly think Trump won the election. I hope the prosecution includes a lot of video and images to piece by piece recreate the utter lawlessness of trump and his hangers on who tried to steal democracy.

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Anonymous wrote:The Georgia indictment is the most insane yet by the looniest prosecutor yet. Claims tweets are conspiracies, legal advice is a crime, Constitutional law is a criminal act, and demanding officials do their job criminal solicitation. It is an embarrassment to the state of Georgia.

The tweets are PART of a conspiracy that involve witness testimony, emails, texts, documents etc.

You understand that free speech is not absolute right? If you don't understand that, you will soon.

The left is narrowing the scope of the first amendment... even this liberal constitutional scholar agrees

Turley is a liberal?

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Anonymous wrote:Dems and “progressives” (regressives?) should be ashamed of what they are doing to Trump. You have all lost your minds and have become blind to the fact that you are the bad guys. You are doing legitimate damage, not to Trump, but to our country. I can’t imagine ever voting for a Democrat, or even at all, anymore. It’s shameful.

How does upholding the rule of law damage the United States?

It strengthens us and everything our nation stands for.

You are not “upholding the law”, dimwit. You are cheering on the destruction of a political enemy. You are terribly wrong if you think people are going to move on from this stuff. You are doing lasting damage to the confidence of a substantial portion of the population in the government and other institutions, all because you’re too brain dead to realize that the people on MSNBC telling you to be excited about this are themselves idiots.

If you break the law you face the consequences. He broke the law. And the feelings of a "substantial portion of the population" do not change that.

If he's not guilty, you have nothing to worry about. He'll be acquitted. Hell he might be acquitted even if he is guilty. This is Georgia.

No, moron. The prosecution alleges he broke the law. They have not proven that. If you had an IQ above room temperature, or any shred of intellectual honesty, you might get that.

Yes our lying eye did not see J6. This is the end. Bet he flees the country.

I live near the Capitol and saw lots. You know who I didn’t see there? Donald Trump.

He literally grabbed the steering wheel of the Beast to try to get there and the Secret Service refused to allow him. It wasn't for lack of trying.

OMG, seriously?

Yes, seriously

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-steering-wheel-january-6-cassidy-hutchinson-testimony-mark-meadows/

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Anonymous wrote:I love when the left bares their behind. How deranged do you have to be NOT to see the over-reach here? The political persecution? What on EARTH are these leftists so afraid of? What have the done that’s so horrendous and what do they want from the American people so badly that 100+ charges are necessary to keep a man out of office?

What are we afraid of? No accountability for a man who wielded his presidential power to try to overturn an election. No accountability means someone else will try it, and their chance of succeeding is better.

That ain’t it and I wasn’t talking about you. I’m talking about leftist politicians and elitists

Trump craps in a golden toilet and you don't think he is an elite?
Betsy DeVos, Wilbur Ross, Michael Flynn, Steve Mnuchin to name a few are worth 8/9 figures...you don't think they aren't elites?

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Anonymous wrote:The Georgia indictment is the most insane yet by the looniest prosecutor yet. Claims tweets are conspiracies, legal advice is a crime, Constitutional law is a criminal act, and demanding officials do their job criminal solicitation. It is an embarrassment to the state of Georgia.

The tweets are PART of a conspiracy that involve witness testimony, emails, texts, documents etc.

You understand that free speech is not absolute right? If you don't understand that, you will soon.

The left is narrowing the scope of the first amendment... even this liberal constitutional scholar agrees

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:I love when the left bares their behind. How deranged do you have to be NOT to see the over-reach here? The political persecution? What on EARTH are these leftists so afraid of? What have the done that’s so horrendous and what do they want from the American people so badly that 100+ charges are necessary to keep a man out of office?

What are we afraid of? No accountability for a man who wielded his presidential power to try to overturn an election. No accountability means someone else will try it, and their chance of succeeding is better.

Np. I'm not defending Trump here but IF Trump was not running for President again, and IF Trump did not have such a commanding lead in the primary polling, I doubt any of these charges would have come to fruition. Charges here and elsewhere were only brought once those two things became evident. It IS political persecution.

Wrong. Trump and his co-conspirators would be charged under any circumstance because the crimes are that egregious.

Anonymous wrote:Whats the crime? "Be specific".

Read the indictment. A group of people worked together to overturn a legally certified election in an attempt to retain power at the federal level.

Anonymous wrote:The Georgia indictment is the most insane yet by the looniest prosecutor yet. Claims tweets are conspiracies, legal advice is a crime, Constitutional law is a criminal act, and demanding officials do their job criminal solicitation. It is an embarrassment to the state of Georgia.

The tweets are PART of a conspiracy that involve witness testimony, emails, texts, documents etc.

You understand that free speech is not absolute right? If you don't understand that, you will soon.

Anonymous wrote:I love when the left bares their behind. How deranged do you have to be NOT to see the over-reach here? The political persecution? What on EARTH are these leftists so afraid of? What have the done that’s so horrendous and what do they want from the American people so badly that 100+ charges are necessary to keep a man out of office?

Occam's razor.

How blind do you have to be to not see the total lawlessness of the people involved in a conspiracy to overturn and steal and election to remain in power.

Where is the overreach? Every single witness in this case, whether testimony, emails or texts, is a republican.

You are mad because there are AG's at the state and federal level who actually believe in the construct of "law"

Fox News website has gone to red fonts. It's so crazy they can't even say the actual words "Trump is Indicted". Just his reaction, warnings about how much this is costing taxpayers, and a whole lot of balm in the form of culture war stories to soothe the hurt feelings of the MAGA masses.

Anonymous wrote:The Georgia indictment is the most insane yet by the looniest prosecutor yet. Claims tweets are conspiracies, legal advice is a crime, Constitutional law is a criminal act, and demanding officials do their job criminal solicitation. It is an embarrassment to the state of Georgia.

"looniest prosecutor"
"legal advice"
"Constitutional law"
"demanding officials do their job"

Even you don't believe all of this. Fake electors schemes are not the practice of constitutional law. Breaking into voting machines isn't either. Demanding GA overturn the election results when your own advisors tell you that you lost is not merely asking someone to do their job. And as for "looniest prosecutor" I can't possibly imagine how you can already know so much about her other than the fact that she is a black woman.