The Donald Trump Score Card

Clarence Thomas filed a dissent on the Pennsylvania GOP case, but not on the taxes case. Trump might end up doing time for tax fraud. Cyrus Vance might use the same documents to show Trump filed false bank loan paperwork to get loans by inflating his worth then deflated when he had to pay Mary Trump her proper inheritance money. That would be two more prison terms for fraud. He might be very old before Georgia puts him in their iron bar motel?

 

At the rate he's going, Russia will move to the US.

 

True

 

As long as they defend HIM. If they actually try to uphold REAL, RECOGNIZED LAWS - like fighting off insurrectionists and rioters at the U.S. Capitol, while they tried to overturn a free & fair election - he doesn't like them anymore.

What a lying, racist, two-faced P.O.S. TRAITOR Trump is.

 

Correct. It's his M.O. for life.

 

Trump-Kim hair swap.


Trump and Kim Jong Un hair swap | Daily Mail Online

 

Populists seem to have unusual hair styles.


Who Has Worse Hair: Donald Trump or Boris Johnson? L.A. Stylists Weigh In

 

And yet, somehow, he's not very good at it!

 

Trump-Johnson hair swap.

 

In the case of the SDNY, even if he doesn’t serve any time in jail and is only required to pay a number of hefty fines.

The guilty verdict on one or more felonies would automatically disqualified him for a presidential run in 24'

 

The picture reminds me of a quote from Johnny Cochran during the O J Simpson trial when he referred to Vannatter and Fuhrman as the “Twin Devils of Deception” ..lol..

 

Trump’s Tax Returns Aren’t the Only Crucial Records Prosecutors Will Get

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"Still, The Times’s investigation of Mr. Trump’s returns exposed a number of misleading assertions and falsehoods he has propagated about his wealth and business acumen.

Numerous claims by Mr. Trump of generous philanthropy fell apart upon examination of his tax returns, which raised questions about both the amount of certain donations and the overall nature of his tax-deductible giving. For example, $119.3 million of the roughly $130 million in charitable deductions he claimed since 2005 turned out to be the estimated value of pledges not to develop real estate, sometimes after a planned project fell through.

At least two of those land-based charitable deductions, one related to a golf course in Los Angeles and the other a Westchester estate called Seven Springs, are known to be part of the civil inquiry by Ms. James, who is examining whether appraisals supporting the tax write-offs were inflated.

More broadly, the tax records showed how the public disclosures he filed as a candidate and then as president offered a distorted view of his overall finances by reporting glowing numbers for his golf courses, hotels and other businesses based on the gross revenues they collected each year. The actual bottom line, after losses and expenses, was much gloomier: In 2018, while Mr. Trump’s public filings showed $434.9 million in revenue, his tax returns declared a total of $47.4 million in losses."

 

Trump’s Tax Returns Aren’t the Only Crucial Records Prosecutors Will Get

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"And such dire numbers were not an anomaly. Mr. Trump’s many golf courses, a core component of his business empire, reported losses of $315.6 million from 2000 to 2018, while the income from licensing his name to hotels and resorts had all but dried up by the time he entered the White House. In addition, Mr. Trump has hundreds of millions of dollars in loans, much of which he personally guaranteed, coming due in the next few years.

The Times’s investigation also found that he faces a potentially devastating I.R.S. audit focusing on the huge refund he claimed in 2010, which covered all the federal income taxes he paid from 2005 to 2008, plus interest. Mr. Trump repeatedly cited the ongoing audit as the reason he could not release his tax returns, after initially saying he would, even though nothing about the audit process prevented him from doing so.

If an I.R.S. ruling were to ultimately go against him, Mr. Trump could be forced to pay back more than $100 million, factoring in interest and possible penalties, in addition to some $21.2 million in state and local tax refunds that were based on the figures in his federal filings."

 

"MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell says he's losing $65 million over election-fraud claims and it proves he's not pushing conspiracy theories for the money"

Correct.... He's pushing conspiracy theories because he's a fucking moron.

 

Yes, we do need to think about that because there are lots of stupid people whom would vote for him under any circumstance.

 

I 'm gonna let my money ride on the IRS bean counters. I say that charlatan will do prison time.

 

Kinzinger was censured by the state GOP and chastised by his family members for voting to impeach Trump.



Adam Kinzinger says he's glad family letter was released so Americans could see the real divides over Trump
By Annie Grayer, CNN
Updated 6:17 AM ET, Tue February 23, 2021

Adam Kinzinger says he's glad family letter was released so Americans could see the real divides over Trump - CNNPolitics

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"The rift between Kinzinger and his family is symbolic of the broader debate the Republican Party is having over what role Trump should have in the future of the GOP, specifically, whether the party should run toward or from the former President.

"If you think the Donald Trump thing in the long term is going to be the winning coalition and not somebody like me that's conservative but doesn't offend people, and doesn't go out and attack and say that you owe me everything, and doesn't incite insurrections -- then we'll be a minority party forever," Kinzinger told CNN's Chris Cuomo.

As some of his fellow members have flown down to the former President's Mar-a-Lago property to pledge their allegiance, Kinzinger did not mince words about the need to distance the party from Trump. Those views have come at the cost of being censured by his state party and the public shaming by his family."

 

Trump supporters, who thought there would be hardly any coronavirus deaths, can claim that Fauci was wrong to predict 250,000 U.S. coronavirus deaths a year ago because it turned out to be 500,000 a year later.

Trump supporters will still desperately cling to Trump who said the virus would soon go away on its own when the deaths were a few thousand with his statement about wanting people to congregate in churches on Easter 2020.

100,000 U.S. coronavirus deaths were recorded in just five weeks during winter 2021 after holiday congregations, showing how quickly the death rate can rise. It's the opposite of the expectations of Trump whose administration publicly told the country to congregate on the holidays.



Covid-19: U.S. Surpasses 500,000 Covid-19 Deaths, a Monumental Loss

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"Last March, in the early days of the pandemic, Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, and Dr. Deborah L. Birx, the official coordinating the coronavirus response at the time, projected that even with strict stay-at-home orders, the virus might kill as many as 240,000 Americans — a number that seemed unimaginable at the time.

“As sobering a number as that is, we should be prepared for it,” Dr. Fauci said at the time.

Less than a year later, the virus has killed more than twice that number.

U.S. deaths from Covid-19 came faster as the pandemic wore on. The country’s first known Covid-19 death occurred in Santa Clara County, Calif., on Feb. 6, 2020, and by the end of May, 100,000 people had died. It took four months for the nation to log another 100,000 deaths; the next, about three months; the next, just five weeks."

 

Trump has to be deposed and answer questions in the E Jean Carroll case ...........H H Heee Heeee haaa!