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Strictly speaking, that is present-tense. He's not lying if he's already given Trump a dump truck load of money, just that he's not CURRENTLY giving him money.
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Not like there any number of tax dodging entities that TOTALLY DO NOT COORDINATE with the candidate that one could donate to.
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I don't know why y'all are searching for loopholes in that Musk statement when he could just as easily be flat-out lying.
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Ey, I thought we were livin' in a Post Truth society over heeeeeeah.
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DaveWoo posted:I don't know why y'all are searching for loopholes in that Musk statement when he could just as easily be flat-out lying. Also is a flaky moron who changes his mind whenever he changes his mood/dose, so even if he's telling the truth right now he's one insult, compliment, or microdose away from completely reversing course.
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Gifting isn't donating. Checkmate libs. 
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Tesseraction posted:Gifting isn't donating. Checkmate libs. Neither would be a loan.
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So what’s up with the committee in GA senate about Willis and such? Can they actually kill the investigation.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Neither would be a loan. Neither would be a purchase.
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Ynglaur posted:Neither would be a purchase. As Donald Trump has not yet been convicted of a crime, the 13th Amendment prohibits this.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:As Donald Trump has not yet been convicted of a crime, the 13th Amendment prohibits this. In a 6 to 3 ruling...
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 So that's what it says it is and you know if Stephen Miller and Citizens United are involved, it's gonna be gud. Apparently though "may be of considerable help to the Court in resolving the cited pretrial motions." doesn't mean what it implies at least: https://bsky.app/profile/joshuajfriedman.com/post/3kn2mvp75tk2z   https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653.360.1.pdf https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653.364.1.pdf mobby_6kl fucked around with this message at 22:37 on Mar 6, 2024 |
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mobby_6kl posted:
lol what insane bullshit is this? Like NARA is the only reason this happened because trump didnt just give the poo poo back and tried to sell it to other and or sell it back.
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So, does "accepts amicus briefs" mean anything? Because I've seen crazy randos submitting handwritten letters as amicus briefs in cases all the time. Other than a clerical error, why wouldn't a court "accept" the brief? It doesn't mean they are going to do anything with it, right?
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You have to be granted permission to file an amicus brief. You don't get it automatically.
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gregday posted:So, does "accepts amicus briefs" mean anything? Because I've seen crazy randos submitting handwritten letters as amicus briefs in cases all the time. Other than a clerical error, why wouldn't a court "accept" the brief? It doesn't mean they are going to do anything with it, right? You cannot imagine the hell that would result for those poor court staffers, if amicus briefs were automatically accepted/logged/stored.
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gregday posted:So, does "accepts amicus briefs" mean anything? Because I've seen crazy randos submitting handwritten letters as amicus briefs in cases all the time. Other than a clerical error, why wouldn't a court "accept" the brief? It doesn't mean they are going to do anything with it, right? At the trial level there isn't really a rule or case allowing amicus briefs that I'm aware of. In the DC case, Judge Chutkan got a bunch of nonsense-sounding motions last year and rejected them, writing that even if she treated them as motions for leave to file amicus briefs, there wasn't any reason to allow them. There isn't a rule barring amicus briefs either, and the special counsel didn't oppose filing them in the FL case. It just means Judge Cannon will read them and the special counsel can respond separately.
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Tesseraction posted:Gifting isn't donating. Checkmate libs. But then Pmurt can’t brag that the majority of his donations come from African-Americans, which you know he would in the smarmiest way possible
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Funny thing is Trump hates the American First foundation because he feels it owes him money.
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Lammasu posted:Funny thing is Trump hates
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Trump cannot delay enforcement of $83.3 million verdict in E. Jean Carroll casequote:A federal judge on Thursday denied Donald Trump's request to delay enforcement of the writer E. Jean Carroll's $83.3 million verdict in her recent defamation case.
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If Trump was capable of putting up the money, he would have done it by now. I wonder what bankruptcy would do to a presidential campaign.
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We sure about that? Trump's status of "not gonna pay for anything" fuckwad is legendary
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Jaxyon posted:We sure about that? Trump's status of "not gonna pay for anything" fuckwad is legendary True, but his "appear as wealthy as possible" trait is at least as strong, and this is starting to threaten that.
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Does he have to put up the money/bond by the end of the 8th or the 9th?
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dpkg chopra posted:Does he have to put up the money/bond by the end of the 8th or the 9th? Feb 8th +30 is Mar 9. That's a Saturday so probably no action until Monday the 11th would be my guess.
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Presumably it would be no activity until Monday either way just because... well... it's Friday.
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The article I just read said the money is due by 5 PM Saturday.
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TheKub posted:Feb 8th +30 is Mar 9. That's a Saturday so probably no action until Monday the 11th would be my guess. You shut up with this Monday the 11th nonsense, I want my birthday present! Lammasu posted:The article I just read said the money is due by 5 PM Saturday. This is what I'm talking about.
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The walls of MAL must be just coated in hamberder stains. Seriously, the narcissistic meltdowns he's almost certainly having in private must be insane and make him absolutely miserable to be around.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:True, but his "appear as wealthy as possible" trait is at least as strong, and this is starting to threaten that. Paying would be an admission of guilt. He will never voluntarily pay his own money.
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Alkydere posted:The walls of MAL must be just coated in hamberder stains. I picture Trump yelling "Das war ein Befehl!"
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Alkydere posted:and make him absolutely miserable to be around. Yes, we finally found the one thing that makes him miserable to be around.
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Scratch Monkey posted:I picture Trump yelling "Das war ein Befehl!" I never got the appeal of the various tell-all books that came out of his White House. But if we still have enough of a society in a couple years, I would love to read a book written by some random Mar-a-Lago staff about what the gently caress it was like in there 2020 on.
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Can Trump's finances stand the scrutiny bankruptcy would put them under? One would think doing that would reveal infinite crimes.
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Lammasu posted:Can Trump's finances stand the scrutiny bankruptcy would put them under? One would think doing that would reveal infinite crimes. A lot of his fines are to him personally so he can't just bankrupt trump org. and if he personally goes bankrupt well not sure how much he'd care about financial scrutiny. What the hell are more fines going to matter? The main thing a bankruptcy would do in that regard is all trumps debts would finally be public knowledge which is definitely something he wouldn't want for egos sake.
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So, how does Carrol get money from him? I understand how the state of NY could just seize his property and stuff, but how does a private citizen go about it?
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Charlz Guybon posted:So, how does Carrol get money from him? She doesn't. The state of NY gets it from him, and then she gets it from the court. The $5.5m from her last suit is already received from Trump and being held in escrow by the court pending the outcome of his appeal.
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Jaxyon posted:We sure about that? Trump's status of "not gonna pay for anything" fuckwad is legendary As mush brained as Trump is he’s got people around him who do understand how to move money around and when it’s going to be available because I’m sure Trump spits hamberder grease and catchup all over people who gently caress up and miss deadlines and force penalty clause payments. Even if he could have the money by Wednesday as he’s claiming it’s only because he wasn’t able to arrange it until just now. Maybe. I’m not actually convinced he has it, this may be just a ploy to save face and claim, “I just needed three more days, a little administrative stay, totally fine, do it every day but not for me, your favorite president, these leftist judges, whelp, now I’m not going to pay. See how they like it.” Though Musk flying to Trump has got me concerned, the begger doesn’t summon the banker.
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