They rarely mention it (Tapper and Burnett), but the problem is that they keep booking him and guys like Santorum.
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The spin cycle sent the washing machine dancing across the floor.
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So theyâre going with the stupidity and couldnât hire anyone not incompetent defense.
OK.
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âI think it is pretty realistic to say that somebody who is a celebrity who gets sued for these things would not know whether thatâs a campaign violation or not and again I think thatâs open for a lot of debate.â
That celebrity was a candidate for President of the United States. Maybe celebrities shouldnât try to be president.
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DING DING DING DING We have a winner!
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Sure - President Individual-1 was so ignorant of the law that he hid the act through multiple third parties and LLCs. Because thatâs exactly how innocent people act. Christallmighty, what a shitshow.
As a side note, Iâm astounded that anyone still wants to hang on to their Trump Toadie status by justifying any or all of the fuckery. I guess they donât want a reputation or a job once this is over.
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A celebrity no, but Donald yes.
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Court of public opinion. He.
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That court canât keep him out of jail.
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When Short says swill like that, heâs essentially saying that celebrity should be a qualification for President of the US. What dimwit can we expect next: Kim Kardashian?
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You can bet Trump knows A LOT about campaign laws because heâs made plenty of legal contributions to politicians at every level of government that have to be reported, and you know if Trump gives anyone money, he wants a lot of public recognition. As a Developer, you can bet heâs made many unofficial contributions to public officials in many countries too.
Another thing to consider, is that Trump has to know that Stormy Daniels going public was going to hurt his campaign or he would not have paid her a cent, and they went to great lengths to hide it. Look at all the things Trump would have managed to safely hide, were it not for Muellerâs Russia investigation.
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Oh, there will still be plenty of jobs in the âWe wuz robbed!â victimized media industrial complex when this is over. Fox isnât going away any time soon.
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Theyâve been burning through so many possible types of defense that theyâre very soon going to be saying heâs innocent because he canât distinguish between right and wrong; the concept is beyond him. And frankly itâs the most plausible one. It doesnât sound so good, to be honest, but thatâs the situation.
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Where can one pick up an âIâm a Celebrityâ voucher? Asking for a friend. (I wasnât that interested in grabbing people by their privates so I didnât see the value beforehand. But if I can also make illegal campaign contributions via hush money payments, it may be time to reconsiderâŚ)
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Too dumb to fail. Also, too dumb to hire good lawyers.
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Champion of the Working Class has terminal affluenza.
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This is from the âLOCK HER UP!â party. Stuff it, you effing assholes.
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Yeah, but donât tell Ghouliani that. Working the PR refs is his main strategy.
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So thatâs Trumpâs legal strategy, huh? Claim he has immunity as a contestant on Iâm a Celebrity⌠Get Me Out of here!
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Something about âhush moneyâ that rings a chord, like its improper, illegal, wrong⌠I dunnoâ, Iâm not a lawyer, I only play one on TV.
This also sounds like a great new âCelebrity Defenseâ reality show, where you live in a world of your Id, doing whatever you want to whomever you want, since celebrities canât be expected to know whatâs legal and not. What does this sound like⌠perhaps a sociopath?
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