So, can someone tell me how things stand as of today? Still potential for criminal charges?

we can't let this slip off the first page. bumping.

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Anonymous wrote:That golf course gathering is odd. Could it be he's instructing his employees how he wishes them to upgrade the course?
Not everything he does is sinister. But it looks strange. All those men riding in golf carts.

Men riding in golf carts on a golf course! How very odd

I guess it escaped your notice that no one has clubs. It's odd to be riding in a golf cart on a golf course when you are not dressed for and have no equipment for golfing.

there's one guy with something that looks like a club, but the head is covered. I'm no golfer, but I'm pretty sure you can't hit the ball with the cover on.

He's either the guy that didn't get the underlying message that this wasn't a golf game and showed up saying "Wait -- what? We aren't playing?" OR he's the guy that realized that if you are going to use a fig leaf golf game to disguise your conspiracy, you need to wear golf shoes and carry a club, in which case he was saying "C'mon guys -- this isn't that hard. You didn't even bring your damn clubs?" So either the smartest guy there, or the dumbest.

There is ZERO evidence that these guys were anything other than people who worked for Trump in connection with groundskeeping snd course design. They weren’t his lawyers. They weren’t his political flacks. They weren’t Fox hosts. They weren’t FSB or Mossad. Occam’s 18th Fairway. Let it go.

Every single thing that guy does is suspect. He is such a smarmy, corrupt, lying, self-dealing, piece of excrement that if I saw him having dinner with his kids I would assume there is something nasty going on. Actually I'd really wonder what's happening because as far as we can tell he doesn't see his kids, but you know what I mean.

And this is honestly a perfectly reasonable response to having to pay close attention to that bloated idiot monster for all this time now. You're always on edge, because WHAT THE HE** IS COMING NEXT.

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Anonymous wrote:That golf course gathering is odd. Could it be he's instructing his employees how he wishes them to upgrade the course?
Not everything he does is sinister. But it looks strange. All those men riding in golf carts.

Men riding in golf carts on a golf course! How very odd

I guess it escaped your notice that no one has clubs. It's odd to be riding in a golf cart on a golf course when you are not dressed for and have no equipment for golfing.

there's one guy with something that looks like a club, but the head is covered. I'm no golfer, but I'm pretty sure you can't hit the ball with the cover on.

He's either the guy that didn't get the underlying message that this wasn't a golf game and showed up saying "Wait -- what? We aren't playing?" OR he's the guy that realized that if you are going to use a fig leaf golf game to disguise your conspiracy, you need to wear golf shoes and carry a club, in which case he was saying "C'mon guys -- this isn't that hard. You didn't even bring your damn clubs?" So either the smartest guy there, or the dumbest.

There is ZERO evidence that these guys were anything other than people who worked for Trump in connection with groundskeeping snd course design. They weren’t his lawyers. They weren’t his political flacks. They weren’t Fox hosts. They weren’t FSB or Mossad. Occam’s 18th Fairway. Let it go.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a joke, but it is not a joke apparently. I guess if you think you did a lot of crimes, and you were going to get away with it, maybe now you do think it's possible you won't necessarily get away with it, is the underlying message?

Very very fine people, in the GOP. Only the finest.

Oh holy crap, that is hilarious! Unintentionally hilarious, but hilarious nonetheless.

Her twitter feed is delicious

Anonymous wrote:Stupid golf course mystery solved.

Uh huh. Nothing to see here!

Stupid golf course mystery solved.

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Anonymous wrote:That golf course gathering is odd. Could it be he's instructing his employees how he wishes them to upgrade the course?
Not everything he does is sinister. But it looks strange. All those men riding in golf carts.

Men riding in golf carts on a golf course! How very odd

I guess it escaped your notice that no one has clubs. It's odd to be riding in a golf cart on a golf course when you are not dressed for and have no equipment for golfing.

there's one guy with something that looks like a club, but the head is covered. I'm no golfer, but I'm pretty sure you can't hit the ball with the cover on.

He's either the guy that didn't get the underlying message that this wasn't a golf game and showed up saying "Wait -- what? We aren't playing?" OR he's the guy that realized that if you are going to use a fig leaf golf game to disguise your conspiracy, you need to wear golf shoes and carry a club, in which case he was saying "C'mon guys -- this isn't that hard. You didn't even bring your damn clubs?" So either the smartest guy there, or the dumbest.

Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a joke, but it is not a joke apparently. I guess if you think you did a lot of crimes, and you were going to get away with it, maybe now you do think it's possible you won't necessarily get away with it, is the underlying message?

Very very fine people, in the GOP. Only the finest.

https://www.cleveland.com/court-justice/2020/08/infowars-millie-weaver-boyfriend-and-brother-threw-mother-to-the-ground-and-took-her-cellphone-police-report-says.html?outputType=amp

Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a joke, but it is not a joke apparently. I guess if you think you did a lot of crimes, and you were going to get away with it, maybe now you do think it's possible you won't necessarily get away with it, is the underlying message?

Very very fine people, in the GOP. Only the finest.

Oh holy crap, that is hilarious! Unintentionally hilarious, but hilarious nonetheless.

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Ryan Goodman must not know that private office space has Secret Service protection.

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You do realize that the West Wing of the White House is heavily guarded and yet there is a Situation Room and other SCIFs to comply with federal laws relating to the storage and handling of classified materials. Do you think top secret materials are shoved in desk drawers or just sitting around in bankers boxes at Langley and Ft. Meade? This is the same kind of rank stupidity that got Trump into legal jeopardy.

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Ryan Goodman must not know that private office space has Secret Service protection.

Secret Service protection on a property is not sufficient security for some of these documents and everyone but you knows that.

I thought this was a joke, but it is not a joke apparently. I guess if you think you did a lot of crimes, and you were going to get away with it, maybe now you do think it's possible you won't necessarily get away with it, is the underlying message?

Very very fine people, in the GOP. Only the finest.

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Ryan Goodman must not know that private office space has Secret Service protection.

Are you saying that when Trump is not at MAL, or is not in his office at MAL, SS stand guard at the office anyway? That no one could have accessed those documents in Trump's absence?

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting. The subpoena covering Jan 10 - present makes me wonder, was Trump still conspiring to overthrow the election at that time? The surveillance could reveal some verry interesting things. No wonder all those "golfers" look worried. Is My Pillow Guy among them?

It's Jan. 10, 2022. The insurrection and any possibility of overthrowing the election would have happened in 2021.

Although I don’t believe he was on the golf course with Trump, the pillow salesman has never stopped trying to prove the election was rigged. He’s now recruiting law enforcement to crack down on the imaginary election fraud. This article is from last month:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/aug/04/mypillow-mike-lindell-trump-big-lie-election-fraud

This isn’t just about pushing the Big Lie; it’s also about setting the table for chaos and disputes over future elections and eroding public confidence in election integrity.

It's one thing to try to prove the election was rigged, because he believes that. But if Mr. "Marshall (sic) Law" crossed over into treason... which I bet he did....