In the bits I saw of him with Hannity Trump was more subdued than I’ve seen him lately. He even refrained from trying to score cheap points over Biden’s tripping at the AFA commencement.
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Crispr critter?
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That’s because there’s no filter.
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Yes, IT’S TIME for the prosecutors to get off the pot and indict the SOB already. There’s more than enough evidence to indict him on stealing government documents.
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While serving on the Board of Trustees of a Catholic University.
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I’ll trust you on that. But if he wins again Mr. Hyde will emerge on January 20th, 2025, and the pogroms and bloodletting will commence.
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A retired Air Force lieutenant colonel who kept classified documents at his home and other unauthorized locations was sentenced to three years in federal prison.
See, this is my recollection of what happens for doing stupid sh*t. The illegal possession of classified documents is rarely about did you know it was illegal when you did it. It’s about what did you do after you discovered you’d done the stupid? The whole “I declassified them” argument is total BS, if you didn’t follow the process then Joe Bidden just reclassified them the same way and now you have to return them.
It’s funny listening to this knowing that if he were an average schmuck he’d be looking at 3 years minimum and already have time served working for him while the government tried to figure out how they were going to simultaneously throw the book at him while they are stuffing it into his mouth.
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Remember when Trump wasn’t in the news cycle every damned day? I do, even though seeing his ugly, orange mug every day makes it more difficult. Ah, the good ol’ days! One can have hope that those days will return.
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“Biden’s tripping”
Joe was sandbagged.
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His name is Casnine.
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The bastard is going to live until he’s 96, and torment us until his dying breath. He’ll still be slipping state secrets to the North Koreans in 2039.
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And you know, where’s his name recognition anymore? I know who he is but I was in college in SoCal when he was playing and followed the Dodgers, but I’m almost fucking 76! I doubt more than 1 in 20 Californians know who he is anymore.
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More like this…
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He is spewing to his base - just hosing them down with primer paint / stain killer … no substance, no logic just acting like a child caught in the commission of a major mis-deed
and simply ranting " no, no, no, did not, did not, wasn’t me, wasn’t me" … banking on his core just accepting his lies without questioning.
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Given that he was being touted as “Senator” Garvey as far back as the ‘80s, he had to wait until his timing was right. I’m reminded of David Warner as Jack the Ripper in “Time After Time,” telling H.G. Wells (Malcolm McDowell) that Wells’ utopian future had never come to pass: “I belong here completely and utterly. I’m home.”
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Vin Scully used to call hime “Mr. Clean”, but a better sobriquet would have been Mr Schlongwolloper.
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and are still searching for a plausible explanation
Nah, ain’t no searching going on, He’s justa ramblin’. There’s a long way to go but he does sound nuttier than ever. Can’t wait till he starts talking to a distant relative from the Highlands in the middle of a rant.
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Me too. I got a few tickets to Dodgers games each year as a reward for being in the California Scholarship Federation (kind of a high school honors society). It made me an almost-lifelong Dodgers fan (I stopped for the period that Rupert Murdoch owned the team–that was just a bridge too far for me).
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