HUGE PUBES A PLUS posted:

James Madison said nullification was bullshit

Shageletic posted:

70 yrs ago you could machine gun a bus full of black children and go to trial then be let off with a jury of white racists. Today kinda pales in comparision.

Glumwheels posted:

https://twitter.com/RollinReisinger/status/1750971969934180627

Lmfao, it never ends

Shageletic posted:

James Madison was a weak piece of poo poo who could be pointed to for alot of the shot we got going on politically. The U.S. would be a lot better country of we had one chamber, for example.

ArmedZombie posted:

https://twitter.com/sethharpesq/sta...ingawful.com%2F

Vim Fuego posted:

I did the research. Posts about it are here:

https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=4005148

RealityWarCriminal posted:

he let the supreme court create itself

ex post facho posted:

HUGE PUBES A PLUS posted:

winning as the defendant in a supreme court case gave the court unlimited power this madison guy is an rear end in a top hat

ArmedZombie posted:

https://twitter.com/sethharpesq/sta...ingawful.com%2F

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Bethamphetamine posted:

TROOF

Just 3 years ago we had the strongest and safest Border in U.S. History. Today we have a catastrophe waiting to happen. It is the WORST BORDER IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD, an open wound in our once great Country. TERRORISTS ARE POURING IN, UNCHECKED, FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. There is now a 100% chance that there will be MAJOR TERROR ATTACKS IN THE USA. CLOSE THE BORDER!

gregday posted:

https://twitter.com/PopulismUpdates/status/1749881583967096877

RealityWarCriminal posted:

good news
https://twitter.com/POTUS/status/1751044359569490418

Grey Fox posted:

https://twitter.com/USCPSC/status/1751255376270401958

quote:

Lawyer L. Lin Wood was so invested in proving that now former President Donald Trump was the winner of the 2020 election that he and 'Kraken' lawyer Sidney Powell chartered a private jet to Washington to deliver 'the holy grail of evidence' to the White House.

It was a thumb drive that contained a videotaped deposition from Leamsy Salazar, a former security chief for the late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who made wild claims about Smartmatic software and Dominion voting machines rigging elections.

The assertions were easily debunked - discredited by Trump's own campaign - but showed how Wood had gone from high-profile lawyer to paranoid QAnon adherent, whose enemies included Elon Musk, the FBI and Antifa and who feared his adversaries wanted to poison his breakfast.

Those details are contained in the forthcoming book, Find Me the Votes, by Michael Isikoff and Daniel Klaidman, which focuses on the efforts in Georgia to overturn the 2020 result.

Wood became a household name after representing Richard Jewell - falsely accused of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics bombing - and later the family of JonBenét Ramsey and the dead Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain. Wood briefly represented Kyle Rittenhouse.

'His erratic behavior and conspiracy-laden outbursts had estranged him from his large adult kids and grandchild. His law partners had sued him, describing unhinged middle-of-the-night maniacal and abusive behavior,' Isikoff and Klaidman said.

Wood had 'embraced an apocalyptic strain of Christian nationalism' and had emailed his law partners, at one point, a message that they better get on their 'knees and pray' and hope God 'now asks me to show you mercy' during a disagreement over attorney's fees.

'If he does, I will show it, if he does not, I will deliver a fiery judgment against you on earth,' the email said. 'Who the gently caress did you think you were dealing with?'

Some sources told the authors that they believed Wood's 'descent into the swamp of conspiracy theories and paranoia,' as they put it, occurred after he lost a high-profile defamation trial to Musk in 2019.

Wood represented British cave diver Vernon Unsworth, who Musk referred to as 'pedo guy' after he criticized the Tesla owner's efforts to build a mini-submarine to assist in the rescue of 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach who were trapped in a flooded cave in 2018.

Not long after he lost the case, Wood is heard in an audio recording accusing his law partners and his son Matt of conspiring to 'fix the jury and the whole Unsworth case in a special op.'

quote:

In March 2020, Wood hired Dave Hancock, a former Navy SEAL and security consultant, to harden his computer and phones against what he said were 'deep state' intrusions.

Hancock told the authors that he observed a man in 'deep distress' who believed Musk and other tech billionaires, Peter Thiel and Mark Zuckerberg, were out to get him.

The tech entrepreneurs, Wood told Hancock, 'had conspired with the CIA and his children, using subliminal Facebook messaging, to convince him to go to a psychiatrist,' Isikoff and Klaidman wrote.

'It was, he claimed, a "special op" meant to discredit him and keep him from being appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court,' the authors continued.

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That May, Wood bought a plantation in South Carolina's low country, called Tromotley, and had Hancock come and beef up security.

'Wood, according to a member of Hancock's team, was convinced that the FBI or Antifa (the villains would change according to his moods) were lurking on the grounds outside Tromotley plotting to snatch him,' the authors wrote. 'He fretted that enemies might be poisoning his breakfast.'

Wood also made Hancock the president of his non-profit, the 'Fight Back Foundation,' which was supposed to raise money to help those fight for their constitutional rights, with Rittenhouse serving as the figurehead.

Rittenhouse fired Wood calling him 'insane' adding 'because he was, like going on with all this QAnon stuff.'

Rittenhouse's mother said she also suspected Wood was keeping the money for himself.

When Hancock pressed Wood about a $100,000 expenditure in late October and said the lawyer needed 'accountability,' Wood insinuated to the former Navy SEAL that he was the 'son of God,' the authors wrote.

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Hancock called Wood 'ridiculous' and a 'clown' to which Wood punched him and grabbed Hancock's 9mm off the security official's belt.

Local sheriff's deputies arrived to the scene.

Hancock declined to press charges but stopped working for Wood after that.

AppleNippleBOB posted:

yeaj, i'm hang'n w hium rn

BAE OF PIGS posted:

Lmao

https://twitter.com/AndyOstroy/status/1750840669898150033?t=BREoKSmJxYySVLF_X79zmA&s=19

BAE OF PIGS posted:

https://twitter.com/AndyOstroy/status/1750840669898150033?t=BREoKSmJxYySVLF_X79zmA&s=19

emfive posted:

I'm going to be fair and say that when Termp said "someone running for office" he meant himself, because he believes that a person running for office should be immune to any sort of legal challenges.