Verdict

[AccessBlaster]

Ah, Maga, Branch Davidians, Manson family, People's Temple. Seen one you've seen 'em all.

Don't forget Hitler, Nazi, and my all time fav fascist

 

[Pat Hartman]

Can certain states keep him off the ballot?

No, the Supremes already ruled on that. Individual states do NOT get to control the outcome of a Federal election.

 

[Pat Hartman]

But what was really outrageous was how the judge & his staff were threatened throughout the trial, how the prosecutors were doxxed, how the witnesses were hounded, how the jurors were endangered . . . Oh wait . . .

Wow, you mean that is a crime? Who knew? It wasn't ever a crime when it was Kavanaugh and other conservative judges who were being threatened? How can it possibly be a crime now?

How about the insurrection yesterday or the day before when the rioters tried to break into the White House? OOPs, that wasn't a crime either.

How do you not see the hyprocasy?

 

[Jon]

Don't forget Hitler, Nazi, and my all time fav fascist

What about the Klingons?

 

[Steve R.]

Don't forget Hitler, Nazi, and my all time fav fascist

Overlooked, because the historians/media tend to overlook it, but Stalin, Mao Zedong, and Pol Pot may qualify as being even worse than Hitler. In terms of the US, the Biden administration is actively implementing Stalinist (Soviet) policies in the US. Biden has already implemented anti-Republican Pogroms.

 

[Steve R.]

This pertains to the Hunter Biden trial. The pundits discussing this case seem to have missed some very subtle points, that demonstrates that we really do have a dual system of justice even-though the pundits claim that justice has prevailed since Hunter was found guilty. That is only superficial analysis.

Consider that the the prosecutor(s) filing criminal charges against Hunter tried to hide a sweetheart deal and even let certain charged "die" by allowing them to expire. In the case of Trump, the prosecutors went out of their way to (illegally) resurrect and expired misdemeanor to use that as a "bridge" to make a non-existent crime a felony.

 

[AccessBlaster]

Consider that the the prosecutor(s) filing criminal charges against Hunter tried to hide a sweetheart deal and even let certain charged "die" by allowing them to expire. In the case of Trump, the prosecutors went out of their to (illegally) resurrect and expired misdemeanor to use that as a "bridge" to make a non-existent crime a felony.

Exactly, it fell apart only when a judge last year noticed shenanigans, preferential treatment for the first son.

 

[Cronk]

I've never been in court. The whole though of it terrifies me!

Never on a jury? I was selected for being call-up for 3 months but didn't get called.

 

[Jon]

Never on a jury? I was selected for being call-up for 3 months but didn't get called.

I've never had jury service.

 

[moke123]

I get called for jury duty every three years like clockwork but it's an exercise in futility.
In our district court, one of the first things a judge does with the jury pool is ask them if they know any of the parties involved.
The judge will introduce each person, have them stand up and face the pool and ask the jurors to raise their hands if they know them.
It's kind of an inside joke when I raise my hand for each person but we have to follow the process. The judge will then call each potential juror who raised their hand to sidebar for more questions. My question is usually "How's the family?" and say Hi to my daughter for them. I 'm then released for the day but other jurors go back into the pool . I'm done by 9:30 and get the rest of the day off with pay.

 

[Mike Krailo]

I have only recently served once in my lifetime and ended up being selected for a case that the defendant ended up pleading no contest just before the trial was set to begin. I was impressed with the whole process and would hope everyone gets a chance to serve at some point. I'm not sure how I have gone this long without ever being called, then you have folks like moke123 that seem to get called every three years? Moke needs to buy lottery tickets more often.

 

[moke123]

then you have folks like moke123 that seem to get called every three years? Moke needs to buy lottery tickets more often.

That's how it works in my state. Your eligible every 3 years and since I live in a less populated area your chances of being summoned is greater. My daughter has always wanted to be on a jury but many of the judges and most of the attorneys have known her since she was a little kid. She blames me so I tell her to move to a different part of the state but she won't go.

Moke needs to buy lottery tickets more often.

Ma. has a great lottery. Hit $300 yesterday. My best 2 week total was $28,000. With the exception of $3,000, it was all tax free.

 

[Mike Krailo]

Ma. has a great lottery. Hit $300 yesterday. My best 2 week total was $28,000. With the exception of $3,000, it was all tax free.

That's awesome.

 

[moke123]

I have a few pics of my $10,000 winners somewhere but had this one handy.

 

[AccessBlaster]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1800575107087073348

 

[AccessBlaster]

Now that Hunter's laptop has been verified to be "real" what happens to the 51 senior intelligence agency officials who claimed it was Russian disinformation? What happens to the bribery of the "Big Guy" Joe Biden? What happens with the videos of Hunter with underage females?

Is there a DA somewhere that can resuscitate these crimes that were allowed to lapse?
Or will the laptop fade away like Joe's short-term memory....

 

[Jon]

Now that Hunter's laptop has been verified to be "real" what happens to the 51 senior intelligence agency officials who claimed it was Russian disinformation?

Promotion.

 

[NauticalGent]

Is there a DA somewhere that can resuscitate these crimes that were allowed to lapse?

Not if they want to keep their job...

 

[AccessBlaster]

They'd probably get suicided

 

[moke123]

2 eyes maybe. Brain? Questionable.

https://www.project2025.org/