The Donald Trump Score Card

Former member of Ohio National Guard who went AWOL after Biden was elected has been charged with assaulting officers at Capitol riot.


National Guardsman who feds say went AWOL after Biden’s election is charged with assaulting officers on Jan. 6

 

Johnatakis convicted of rioting at Capitol.

His sovereign citizen argument didn't work.


January 6 rioter found guilty after judge calls defence argument ‘gobbledegook’

 

Klein still says that Trump is the victim.

Klein was appointed to the State Department by Trump and was sentenced to nearly six years in prison for rioting at the Capitol..


Trump appointee sentenced for Jan. 6 crimes refuses to turn on the former president

 

Giuliani's accountants sue him for unpaid bills.


Rudy Giuliani Sued for Being an Alleged Deadbeat, Again


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Sentence quadrupled for Capitol rioter after failing to appear for sentencing hearing and meltdown in court.


Capitol rioter gets sentence quadrupled after meltdown in court

 

The usual Thanksgiving Day greeting by Trump.


Donald Trump Shares 'Happy Thanksgiving' Message With Unhinged Twist

Trump:

“...all of the other Radical Left Lunatics, Communists, Fascists, Marxists, Democrats, & RINOS, who are seriously looking to DESTROY OUR COUNTRY.”

 

Dutch Donald Trump wins in Netherlands.


Hard-right firebrand Geert Wilders wins election in Netherlands: 'Dutch Donald Trump'

 

Trump gets his daily cardio by storming out of courtrooms.

And storming back into them and throwing his arms up and down repeatedly.


Jimmy Fallon Believes Doctor Who Says Trump Works Out Daily: ‘Gets His Cardio in by Storming Out of Courtrooms’ | Video

 

Trump should market an exercise video, Trump Toning, that tells his followers to mimic his arm activities in court and his storming in and out of the room.

 

AZ Supreme Court rejects Lake's request to bypass appellate court and hear her case that claims the election was stolen from her.


https://www.azmirror.com/blog/az-su...to-speed-up-the-appeal-of-her-2nd-trial-loss/

 

Trump would be ending a second term over five years from now. His mental state at that point isn't expected to be any better than his current deteriorated state.


‘Deterioration’ in Trump’s Mental State Poses Dangers, Warns Harvard Professor

 

MO man pleads guilty to rioting at Capitol.


https://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article282237553.html

 

After being released from jail, Capitol rioter said he didn't have anything better to do the day of the Capitol riot..


January 6 protestor "had nothing better to do" on day of Capitol riot

 

Capitol rioter reportedly boasted about cops' blood on his hands.


Jan. 6 rioter shows cop's blood on hands and brags 'I fed him to the people': prosecutor
Sky Palma
November 24, 2023 12:30PM ET

Jan. 6 rioter shows cop's blood on hands and brags 'I fed him to the people': prosecutor

 

Trump not on 2024 LIV golf circuit schedule.


https://www.golfdigest.com/story/liv-golf-schedule-2024-donald-trump

 

Trump tops Biden in polls despite mountain of baggage

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"Former President Trump is facing 91 felony counts in four criminal cases. He was impeached twice and left office under ignominious circumstances after his supporters violently stormed the Capitol, egged on by his claims of a stolen election. Many of his former top advisers have turned into ardent critics.

And yet, several polls released in the past few weeks, including one on Sunday by NBC News, show him leading President Biden in battleground states and nationally in a hypothetical rematch in 2024.

Experts and strategists point to several reasons polling indicates many Americans appear willing to give Trump another chance at the White House despite all his baggage, including voter discontent with Biden, while acknowledging plenty can change a year out from Election Day."

 

Article from June 2020. Trump remarks about police conduct.


President Trump on the video of George Floyd's death: "It doesn't get any worse than that"

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"But the president expressed a different view on the death of Rayshard Brooks, a black man who was shot and killed by a police officer in Atlanta last week. Brooks resisted arrest and took an officer's Taser after a DUI stop, and was shot during a foot chase.

The officer who shot Brooks, Garrett Rolfe, was charged Wednesday with murder and 10 other offenses, and a second officer on the scene faces charges as well.

"I thought it was a terrible situation, but you can't resist a police officer," Mr. Trump told Hannity about the Brooks shooting. "If you have a disagreement, you have to take it up after the fact. It was a very sad — very, very sad thing. You take a look, it was out of control.""

 

The polls keep getting worse for Biden

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"Meanwhile, Trump’s numbers are rising. Dating back a little more than a year, RealClearPolitics’ average has had Trump hovering between 42 percent and 46 percent in a head-to-head matchup with Biden. Not only did Trump break 46 percent for the first time earlier this month, this week he inched above 47 percent, about equal to his vote share in the 2020 election.

Most of the polls that show Trump with a majority of the vote don’t include undecided voters — a questionable methodological decision this far out from Election Day, especially in a hypothetical race between two candidates so disliked by the electorate."

 

Trump greeted in SC with signs that remind him that he lost the 2020 election.


https://www.thestate.com/news/politics-government/article282315208.html


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Article about Trump pardon from January 2021.


Trump’s Last-Minute Pardon Frees Man Still Facing Accusations of Violence (Published 2021)

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"As recently as two and a half years ago, Mr. Braun was accused of throwing a man off a deck at an engagement party. Federal prosecutors said in a court proceeding that he threatened to beat a rabbi who borrowed money to renovate a preschool at his synagogue. “I am going to make you bleed,” he told the rabbi, according to court documents, adding, “I will make you suffer for every penny.”

How much Mr. Trump and his aides knew about Mr. Braun’s past and his current legal troubles is not clear. In its announcement of the pardon this week, the White House appears to have substantially overstated how much of his 10-year sentence Mr. Braun had completed, saying he had served five years when he had only reported to prison a year ago. (The White House announcement also misspelled his first name, calling him Jonathon.)"