SCOTUS Gives Go-Ahead To Manhattan DA Subpoena For Trump Taxes | Talking Points Memo

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The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a plea from former President Trump to block New York state prosecutors from accessing his tax returns.

This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://talkingpointsmemo.com/?p=1361280
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Happy Monday!

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Gonna bite

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The arc of the law is slow, but hopefully in this case, sure.

And there will be more.

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drip, drip, drip…gush…

Meltdown by Trump and the Republican Party in 3, 2, 1

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What’s the over under on how many months it will take to get the data?

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Finally. And the former occupant can’t tweet a dang thing in protest.

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So, is this final, or can Trump file yet another appeal of this ruling, causing another round of litigation and hearings and a several month wait for yet another SCOTUS ruling, on this ruling?

Rinse and repeat.

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Ha ha ha - even the Trump SCOTUS picks are in on the plan. Let Trump get railed by the law all day long as a private citizen but not for his bullshit as POTUS. They’re trying to make Trump the private citizen the sacrificial lamb for Trump the POTUS.

With friends like this…

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Book him, Danno.

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About fucking time.

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The legal language is, “he’s toast”. That SOB has got to be physically ill over this. No longer can he escape depositions and have a friendly court protect him. This tells me he Sup Ct was hedging its bets on the election when they blocked these subpoenas months ago.

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Finally, the shit will hit the fan.

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So it turns out “But REASONS!” didn’t work? What’s the point in appointing toadies if they won’t jump?

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INFRASTRUCTURE WEEK HAS FINALLY ARRIVED!!!

Wire Omar 45 laughing

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Given who’s in charge of the executive branch, I hold out some hope it’ll get turned over quickly despite the inevitable Mar-a-Meltdown.

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He apparently did not realize that Federal judges don’t owe anybody anything after they are seated.

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One line.
No comments or dissents.
I’d say that was pretty clear.

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