The Donald Trump Score Card

Marine reservist from South Jersey sentenced to jail time for his role in the Capitol riot

“I know it may sound tired and just trite, but I truly thought I was following the directives of President Trump,” he wrote in a letter to U.S. District Judge Dabney L Friedrich. “Because of that, I truly understand the concept of herd mentality.”"

 

Man Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting Officers With Pole During Capitol Attack

 

Donald Trump Becomes Increasingly Unhinged Waiting For 11th Circuit Ruling In Special Master Case - Above the Law

 

Kanye West Hits Back At Former Hero Donald Trump: 'He's Known For Lying' - Perez Hilton

 

Well, that cross between Rooster Cogburn and Mad-Eye Moody will be spending the rest of his life in prison

 

Mark Meadows Ordered to Testify in Trump Investigation

The South Carolina Supreme Court rejected an effort by the former White House chief of staff to avoid testifying in an investigation of election meddling.



ATLANTA — The South Carolina Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered Mark Meadows, a White House chief of staff under Donald J. Trump, to testify in the criminal investigation into efforts by Mr. Trump and his allies to overturn his November 2020 election loss in Georgia.

In a three-paragraph written opinion, the court pointedly said Mr. Meadows’s legal efforts to avoid participating in the investigation were “manifestly without merit.”

Mr. Meadows, 63, is one of three well-known Trump allies — in addition to former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and the former national security adviser Michael Flynn — who have been trying to fend off subpoenas ordering them to testify before a special grand jury in Atlanta. Those efforts are part of a broader endeavor by a number of Trump’s allies to avoid cooperating in the Georgia investigation. That attempt has been met with mixed results. Last week, Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina testified after a protracted legal fight that was settled by the U.S. Supreme Court.

The special grand jury is considering whether Mr. Trump and others broke state laws by, among other actions, spreading falsehoods about election fraud and pressuring state officials

 

Stewart Rhodes' Estranged Wife: Conviction Is 'First Time He's Ever Faced Consequences'

 

This can probably be said about the whole lot of them...

 

‘She was not just attending a rally’ : Naperville woman sentenced to probation in Jan. 6. riot at U.S. Capitol

 

Arkansas man enters guilty plea in U.S. Capitol riot case

 

Article from February 2021.


Capitol Insurrection Updates

 

The U.S. is faced with the fact that domestic people are being radicalized domestically by people like Trump and his followers.

Before the Trump era, it seemed a mystery as to how ordinary people with no previous criminal records could be radicalized overseas to do harm to the U.S. The perpetrators of the Boston Marathon shooting are an example.

The U.S. has to come to grips with the ugly fact that some of its own people are just as unsavory and dangerous.

Moreover, a number of supporters of Trump condone the Capitol riot by saying that it's legitimate political discourse, a remark they would never make about the Boston Marathon bombing which caused three deaths compared to eleven connected to the Capitol insurrection when including suicides in the aftermath.

 

I agree. What was George Washington really doing?

 

This is why republicans are dumb.
More Trouble In Arizona: Katie Hobbs Sues After Officials Refuse To Certify Governor's Race (msn.com)

excerpt: If the votes are excluded, a US House seat and the state schools chief would flip from a Republican to a Democrat since their races are ongoing.

 

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House committee receives Donald Trump's federal tax returns from IRS | CNN Politics

 

As if anyone at the IRS really looked at them..... But they audit my 95 year old mother who lives off of social security with little savings.....