What has Trump done to this country?

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schuylaar

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DIY-HP-LED said:
Here are some of the unintended consequences of fucking with the mail and the USPS that Donald might not have thought through, just like halting testing to get "blue states" and ended up fucking the red southern and rural states the most, and himself as well.

Many rural Americans depend on the USPS far more than others for online shopping and other services, mail order was always popular with farmers and small towns. Couriers often don't deliver to remote locations either, so it's still USPS to the general store. If Donald fucks over the postal service guess who gets impacted? Guess whose vote gets disrupted the most and who gets disenfranchised? All those red places on the map in the middle of the country, people in another republican stronghold region are gonna be pissed and concerned. If you live in a blue state and many red states and especially if you live in a city, you will most likely drop your ballot off in a box at a convenient location. 40 states have mail in voting and those who don't have ballot drop off boxes will be pressured to do so, Donald's intentions are clear, he told you, he always does.

If he can't delay the election, he can confuse and delay the result, not just him on the ticket though, lot's of GOP senators, congressmen and state officials on it too in some places
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Postal Service Is All The Groups Trump 'Hates', Says Professor | Morning Joe | MSNBC

Professor Jason Johnson weighs in on the president's attacks on the U.S. Postal Service and he discusses why he predicts the outcome of the November election won't be determined for 'weeks'.
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Trumpy* admin has been pretending to help but cancelling state orders for tests and PPE behind the scenes in order to make blue states suffer the hoax with many of the governors going directly to china for supplies..as you've said it's going to be right on time for the red states now with the election as those die around them..do you think they'll still vote Trumpy*?

they're pretty hardcore with gohmert now blaming his covid on mask.
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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Budzbuddha said:
More drama from the WH novella ...

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As Trump & the GOP sink in the polls and as the election draws near, subpoenas have more power, especially with career officials, who at this point Joe might want to promise a short vacation and compensation for doing the right thing and something else for not showing with documents, it need not be a direct threat, merely a statement of liberal democratic values and adherence to oaths.

This is to cut Trump's October surprise off at the knees, the real focus and action will be on Bill Barr and impeaching him and perhaps some of is DOJ henchmen with him, Billy is the most dangerous man in America, he's both Donald's brain and cock. Next the PostMaster General on the hot seat along with all the top USPS officials, rats will be rewarded.
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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schuylaar said:
Trumpy* admin has been pretending to help but cancelling state orders for tests and PPE behind the scenes in order to make blue states suffer the hoax with many of the governors going directly to china for supplies..as you've said it's going to be right on time for the red states now with the election as those die around them..do you think they'll still vote Trumpy*?

they're pretty hardcore with gohmert now blaming his covid on mask.
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Dunno, it will either kill, cripple or change their minds about Trump at least, can't see to many showing up to vote for him and risk their asses doing it in person in red states, with no mail in. I've heard the sentiment expressed here, many are just gonna stay home, or not even bother and that has down ballot consequences for the house, senate and state. BTW redistricting next summer too, and HR 1, plus other measures will level the playing field and make foreign interference harder, fox is fucked and large automated social media platforms will be regulated like broadcasters.

Add to that the GOP will be a flaming wreck when Donald is done wiping his ass with them, populated by racist loonies, morons and extremist who will throw up basket case candidates, little Donald clones. Not to mention many of the old guard con men will have their tails tucked between their legs during the years of investigations and trials with 2022 and 2024 looming and the narrative of Trump corruption and treason deepens and solidifies in the culture. The GOP has been poisoned from within, the elephant will thrash and scream before it finally expires.
 
Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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Political Loyalist running the postal system , what could go wrong during election time ?

The stupid Red Hat MAGA morons will realize the issue as their medications, social security checks and other important items needed are stuck in distribution points or left to more days as “ overtime “ is cut back.

Even a common method for mail delivery — “park points,” in which letter carriers park their mail trucks at the end of a street, deliver mail items by foot for several blocks, then return to the trucks and drive on — is under scrutiny. The document bans carriers from taking more than four “park points” on their routes and claims “park points are abused, not cost effective and taken advantage of.”

Service alerts have already been updated with COVID , Tropical storm and airline mail load info as airline sevices have pulled back. So there’s that shit playing into this too.
 
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schuylaar

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DIY-HP-LED said:
Dunno, it will either kill, cripple or change their minds about Trump at least, can't see to many showing up to vote for him and risk their asses doing it in person in red states, with no mail in. I've heard the sentiment expressed here, many are just gonna stay home, or not even bother and that has down ballot consequences for the house, senate and state. BTW redistricting next summer too, and HR 1, plus other measures will level the playing field and make foreign interference harder, fox is fucked and large automated social media platforms will be regulated like broadcasters.

Add to that the GOP will be a flaming wreck when Donald is done wiping his ass with them, populated by racist loonies, morons and extremist who will throw up basket case candidates, little Donald clones. Not to mention many of the old guard con men will have their tails tucked between their legs during the years of investigations and trials with 2022 and 2024 looming and the narrative of Trump corruption and treason deepens and solidifies in the culture. The GOP has been poisoned from within, the elephant will thrash and scream before it finally expires.
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down ballot are still included if we're talking about the same thing, it's not just the choice of president on an absentee..mine is on order and as soon as i get, it's being mailed back.

donated to others in different states like MJ Hegar in Texas and Amy McGrath in Kentucky directly.
 
hanimmal

hanimmal

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Budzbuddha said:
Political Loyalist running the postal system , what could go wrong during election time ?

The stupid Red Hat MAGA morons will realize the issue as their medications, social security checks and other important items needed are stuck in distribution points or left to more days as “ overtime “ is cut back.

Even a common method for mail delivery — “park points,” in which letter carriers park their mail trucks at the end of a street, deliver mail items by foot for several blocks, then return to the trucks and drive on — is under scrutiny. The document bans carriers from taking more than four “park points” on their routes and claims “park points are abused, not cost effective and taken advantage of.”

Service alerts have already been updated with COVID , Tropical storm and airline mail load info as airline sevices have pulled back. So there’s that shit playing into this too.
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That is what pisses me off, if it was just being a dick is one thing, but why does Trump and his minions have to screw with peoples employment. That shit is supposed to be sacred.
 
Fogdog

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hanimmal said:
That is what pisses me off, if it was just being a dick is one thing, but why does Trump and his minions have to screw with peoples employment. That shit is supposed to be sacred.
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Didn't you hear Ivanka tell people who lost their jobs due to 1/3 of the economy getting wiped out to "go find something different"? I mean, I can imagine moping about after getting fired because my boss's business went under along with millions of others and this angel looks out at me across the screen with her perfect nose and teeth to tell me "go find something else". I mean, thanks Ivanka, I never would have thought of that by myself.

Her daddy crushes the jobs and Ivanka dispenses the advice. It's like we voted for one president and got two.
 
Budzbuddha

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Trump Org under investigation for 'insurance and bank fraud,' filing suggests ....

The disclosure came in a federal court filing arguing that Trump should be forced to comply with a subpoena for his tax documents.


Attorneys for Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance argued Monday that President Donald Trump should be forced to comply with a subpoena for his tax documents — and suggested that his company was under investigation for alleged insurance and bank fraud.


The disclosure in a federal court filing adds a new dimension to the battle over the president’s financial records.


Vance’s office subpoenaed Trump’s accounting firm, Mazars USA, in 2019 as part of an investigation into the Trump Organization about payments made to two women who have alleged affairs with the president, which he has denied. But the latest filing suggests Vance’s probe extends beyond the hush-money payments.


Trump’s lawyers filed an amended lawsuit last week saying Vance’s subpoena for tax documents from the president’s tax preparer was "overbroad" and was brought in bad faith. The new suit followed a decision by the Supreme Court last month that said a president is not immune from a grand jury subpoena while in office.

In a motion to dismiss filed in federal court Monday, Vance’s office said the claims in Trump’s second suit were “recycled.” In making the case that the subpoena was issued properly, the prosecutors referred to “public reports of possibly extensive and protracted criminal conduct at the Trump Organization.”

“In light of these public reports of possibly extensive and protracted criminal conduct at the Trump Organization, there was nothing facially improper (or even particularly unusual) about the Mazars subpoena, which was issued in connection with a complex financial investigation,” Vance’s lawyers wrote.


Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the decision: "Since the earliest days of the Republic, 'every man' has included the president of the United States. Beginning with Jefferson and carrying on through Clinton, presidents have uniformly testified or produced documents in criminal proceedings when called upon by federal courts."


He added: "(W)e cannot conclude that absolute immunity is necessary or appropriate under Article II or the Supremacy Clause."

The decision was sent back to the lower courts, where the Supreme Court said Trump can try to quash or toss the subpoena through arguments that any other person could bring and not simply because he is president.
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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Fogdog said:
Didn't you hear Ivanka tell people who lost their jobs due to 1/3 of the economy getting wiped out to "go find something different"? I mean, I can imagine moping about after getting fired because my boss's business went under along with millions of others and this angel looks out at me across the screen with her perfect nose and teeth to tell me "go find something else". I mean, thanks Ivanka, I never would have thought of that by myself.

Her daddy crushes the jobs and Ivanka dispenses the advice. It's like we voted for one president and got two.
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Donald depends on several brains, many of them flawed, she and Jared are two, but are pretty useless in this arena, Bill Barr is the boy to get before election day and they will, Billy is way too dangerous to have running around during the election and in the aftermath. Donald is helpless without Barr and a few of his key henchmen, who can all be disposed of in one impeachment trial. Donald doesn't have time to dirty up another lawyer and make as desperate as Bill.
 
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schuylaar

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hanimmal said:
That is what pisses me off, if it was just being a dick is one thing, but why does Trump and his minions have to screw with peoples employment. That shit is supposed to be sacred.
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control mechanism; sadistic tendency..he delights in others' misery..it makes him feel whole to deny..he's God.
 
hanimmal

hanimmal

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Budzbuddha said:
Trump Org under investigation for 'insurance and bank fraud,' filing suggests ....

The disclosure came in a federal court filing arguing that Trump should be forced to comply with a subpoena for his tax documents.


Attorneys for Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance argued Monday that President Donald Trump should be forced to comply with a subpoena for his tax documents — and suggested that his company was under investigation for alleged insurance and bank fraud.


The disclosure in a federal court filing adds a new dimension to the battle over the president’s financial records.


Vance’s office subpoenaed Trump’s accounting firm, Mazars USA, in 2019 as part of an investigation into the Trump Organization about payments made to two women who have alleged affairs with the president, which he has denied. But the latest filing suggests Vance’s probe extends beyond the hush-money payments.


Trump’s lawyers filed an amended lawsuit last week saying Vance’s subpoena for tax documents from the president’s tax preparer was "overbroad" and was brought in bad faith. The new suit followed a decision by the Supreme Court last month that said a president is not immune from a grand jury subpoena while in office.

In a motion to dismiss filed in federal court Monday, Vance’s office said the claims in Trump’s second suit were “recycled.” In making the case that the subpoena was issued properly, the prosecutors referred to “public reports of possibly extensive and protracted criminal conduct at the Trump Organization.”

“In light of these public reports of possibly extensive and protracted criminal conduct at the Trump Organization, there was nothing facially improper (or even particularly unusual) about the Mazars subpoena, which was issued in connection with a complex financial investigation,” Vance’s lawyers wrote.


Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the decision: "Since the earliest days of the Republic, 'every man' has included the president of the United States. Beginning with Jefferson and carrying on through Clinton, presidents have uniformly testified or produced documents in criminal proceedings when called upon by federal courts."


He added: "(W)e cannot conclude that absolute immunity is necessary or appropriate under Article II or the Supremacy Clause."

The decision was sent back to the lower courts, where the Supreme Court said Trump can try to quash or toss the subpoena through arguments that any other person could bring and not simply because he is president.
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Great article, not going to take away from it.

Chief Justice John Roberts said:
"Since the earliest days of the Republic, 'every man' has included the president of the United States. Beginning with Jefferson and carrying on through Clinton, presidents have uniformly testified or produced documents in criminal proceedings when called upon by federal courts."
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So really it should be potUS according to SCOTUS.
 
captainmorgan

captainmorgan

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Budzbuddha said:
Trump Org under investigation for 'insurance and bank fraud,' filing suggests ....

The disclosure came in a federal court filing arguing that Trump should be forced to comply with a subpoena for his tax documents.


Attorneys for Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance argued Monday that President Donald Trump should be forced to comply with a subpoena for his tax documents — and suggested that his company was under investigation for alleged insurance and bank fraud.


The disclosure in a federal court filing adds a new dimension to the battle over the president’s financial records.


Vance’s office subpoenaed Trump’s accounting firm, Mazars USA, in 2019 as part of an investigation into the Trump Organization about payments made to two women who have alleged affairs with the president, which he has denied. But the latest filing suggests Vance’s probe extends beyond the hush-money payments.


Trump’s lawyers filed an amended lawsuit last week saying Vance’s subpoena for tax documents from the president’s tax preparer was "overbroad" and was brought in bad faith. The new suit followed a decision by the Supreme Court last month that said a president is not immune from a grand jury subpoena while in office.

In a motion to dismiss filed in federal court Monday, Vance’s office said the claims in Trump’s second suit were “recycled.” In making the case that the subpoena was issued properly, the prosecutors referred to “public reports of possibly extensive and protracted criminal conduct at the Trump Organization.”

“In light of these public reports of possibly extensive and protracted criminal conduct at the Trump Organization, there was nothing facially improper (or even particularly unusual) about the Mazars subpoena, which was issued in connection with a complex financial investigation,” Vance’s lawyers wrote.


Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the decision: "Since the earliest days of the Republic, 'every man' has included the president of the United States. Beginning with Jefferson and carrying on through Clinton, presidents have uniformly testified or produced documents in criminal proceedings when called upon by federal courts."


He added: "(W)e cannot conclude that absolute immunity is necessary or appropriate under Article II or the Supremacy Clause."

The decision was sent back to the lower courts, where the Supreme Court said Trump can try to quash or toss the subpoena through arguments that any other person could bring and not simply because he is president.
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Shocking, this must be a mistake, he's our law and order president.
 
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schuylaar

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what are our law makers up to..

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DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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One more reason that Donald can't lose, looks like Mickey Cohen is getting revenge on Donald and Kushner. This also involves Trump executives and his chief bean counter, witnesses all and all looking for a deal from state prosecutors, not federal. Sing sing still open? State time is a bitch, they will plead out to federal charges just to do the rest of their lives in better surroundings. No club fed for this bunch, a 6x8 and a "friendly" cellmate, Kush will be most unhappy. Maybe they will give him his dad's old cell. Think Cuomo wants Donald's ass too?

Tim O’Brien On Cy Vance’s New Investigation Into Trump’ | Deadline | MSNBC

A filing by the Manhattan district attorney reveals his investigation into Donald Trump and Trump’s company is broader than previously known, and now involves looking into possible bank and insurance fraud.
 
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The wealthy Republicans who want to oust Trump

The Lincoln Project - a prominent Republican-backed Super PAC opposing Donald Trump's re-election - has released ad after ad ruthlessly targeting the U.S. President.
 
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schuylaar

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DIY-HP-LED said:
One more reason that Donald can't lose, looks like Mickey Cohen is getting revenge on Donald and Kushner. This also involves Trump executives and his chief bean counter, witnesses all and all looking for a deal from state prosecutors, not federal. Sing sing still open? State time is a bitch, they will plead out to federal charges just to do the rest of their lives in better surroundings. No club fed for this bunch, a 6x8 and a "friendly" cellmate, Kush will be most unhappy. Maybe they will give him his dad's old cell. Think Cuomo wants Donald's ass too?

Tim O’Brien On Cy Vance’s New Investigation Into Trump’ | Deadline | MSNBC

A filing by the Manhattan district attorney reveals his investigation into Donald Trump and Trump’s company is broader than previously known, and now involves looking into possible bank and insurance fraud.
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the only thing Trump can holdout for is staying in the WH and a protracted court battle- his only saving grace; if he leaves he'll be arrested this is reminding me of WikiFvck and foreign embassies until they made him leave..didn't they have to carry him out?
 
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Expert opinion folks...
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Postmaster General DeJoy Works to Slow Mail Delivery, Undermine the Election. Step Up Congress!

rump's new Postmaster General, Louis DeJoy, is taking steps to slow mail delivery to a crawl in an obvious, transparent attempt to undermine the upcoming elections. The Senate has issued a sternly worded letter. It's time for Congress to use its lawful power of inherent contempt: issue a subpoena for DeJoy to testify and, if he fails to appear, send the sergeant at arms to arrest him and compel his testimony. The last thing America wants is to look back at a failed republic only to see a long trail of sternly worded letters from Congress.
 
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