6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. There is nothing in the constitution that prevents him from holding that office.
I'm not a Trump fan, but I hope he wins just so I can watch the Dems and woke libs lose their minds.
We already saw how much they respect the process when they rioted, injured police, set cars on fire, and tried to break into the White House grounds on inauguration day 2017. Hillary said that election was stolen and Democrat lawmakers refused to attend the inauguration.
Then they went after him hammer and tongs from the minute he was elected. These dog-and-pony-show trials are just the most recent desperate measures that began in 2017, six and a half years ago.
The Dems are so deplorable that their only hope winning is to slander their political opponents.
They are the biggest hypocrites in the world.
I hope Trump wins and their heads explode. Maybe they will move to Israel, which they are more loyal to than the USA. Oops, Israel is a theocracy won't take the non-Jews.723 Reply- +1 y
Hillary accepted the results and attended the inauguration.
GOP has also slandered.
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Actually, Hillary conceded the election the following day. Trump has never conceded that he lost the latest election and continues to spread lies that the election was stolen from him. All of his lies about that election have been proven false many times over, yet he still spreads the BS. The worse rioting against the election was Jan 6, 2021 when Trump directed people to go to the Capitol and riot. He applauded their attack and the violence they used against the Capitol police. And there was the true slander against his political opponents. And he is still spreading the lies that have been proven to be lies! He and his followers are the biggest hypocrites in the world! More damage to property and people happened their that what happened with Hillary.
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@Red_Arrow every word is true!; TY!
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@Red_Arrow. Trump directed people to go to the Capitol and riot? I don't know what speech you listened to. It's funny how Democrats invent their own realities.
More damage to property and people happened their that what happened with Hillary? What a couple of broken windows? Where were the burning cars and vandalism? Again, Democrats live in an alternate reality.
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On December 19, 2020 Trump tweeted, “Big protest in D. C. on January 6th. Be there, will be wild!” Trump’s tweet, and others like it, generated a massive response from his supporters, who received them as “marching orders.” Kelly Meggs, a Florida member of the Oath Keepers, wrote in a message around the time of the post, “He called us all to the Capitol and wants us to make it wild!!! Sir Yes Sir!!! Gentlemen we are heading to DC pack your shit!!” The Proud Boys and Oath Keepers, understood them to be direct orders. Proud Boys leader Henry “Enrique” Tarrio coordinated directly with the Trump campaign to have members of the Proud Boy attend the Stop the Steal rally. On January 6th itself, Oath Keeper members staged an “arsenal” of weapons in nearby hotels and came to DC in tactical gear. Fourteen members of these two groups have pleaded guilty to or been convicted for seditious conspiracy for their involvement in the insurrection. Trump saw them and encouraged them again from his vantage point nearby, and told them he was coming to join them. During that speech, Trump went off script to tell the massive crowd, many of whom he knew were armed and prepared for violence, “We’re going to walk down to the Capitol” to “fight like hell.” The only thing that kept him away was that his secret service driver refused Trump's orders to take him there and instead took him back to the White House.
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All that he said to the crowd was televised and available for all to hear. Your refusal to accept that it was said is your own alternate reality. The crowd that came due to Trump pushed at police barricades and used various poles to beat and stab the police. They broke into the building and damaged many items inside and stole many others. They all were intent on stopping the lawful actions of the Vice-President in certifying the true election results. They even built a gallows that they threatened to use on Pence. Trump refused to tell them not to do that and much of what he said encouraged them to continue the lawlessness.
Maybe most illustrative of Trump’s control of the mob is that many who violently resisted leaving the Capitol grounds for hours as Trump egged them on immediately left when Trump, finally caving to pressure after his attempt to disrupt the transfer of power failed, instructed them to do so. As defendant Stephen Ayres told the January 6th committee, Trump’s 4:17 pm tweet telling those at the Capitol to “go home” finally dispersed the crowd. Ayres had gone to the Capitol because, as he put it, “the President got everybody riled up and told everybody to head on down. So we basically was just following what he said.”
What did Trump say later about the violence? Trump celebrated and justified his mob’s violence, tweeting “These are the things and events that happen” when a so-called election victory is “unceremoniously & viciously stripped away from great patriots. … Remember this day forever!” - +1 y
@DrPepper12 Very difficult to understand where you stand on any issue, as you seem to talk out of both sides of your mouth? "Genocide in Gaza" ? Really" ? You forgot about the genocide in Tel aviv and Jerusalem, that has gone on for years..."Death to Isreal, Death to America? Does that sound familiar DR?
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Excusing Jan.6,2021, eh, boyo?
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January 6 is nothing more than a mostly peaceful joke compared to 2020.
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Is Israel TRULY theocratic? As a black Catholic, may I emigrate there?
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Lad are you speaking to me? About the day with the great planning from right up to the top in Switzerland where the controllers meet with Lucifer for instructions on what's next on the agenda to trap the real patriots they know are coming so make sure and cancel the 10,000 national guards men and have the hill police let them in and have a couple FBI agents with some of those street thugs name of artifacts wear plenty of the Maga gear to get things riled up. Have them chant things and break glass. There has to be a few deaths. Make sure they don't get one of the guys we plant. This will put talking points in the mass hypnotized to counter the election fraud. This will cover it up.
Who else planned it out. Einstein has been gone 65 years at the time. You think anybody in Washington had enough foresight to plan that out. They get their orders from the top of the money chain who in turn get there instructions from Satan. Pelosi unordered the 10,000 national guard that Trump had ordered to keep the peace. When he told the crowd to march peacefully. That was no secret message, no dog whistle to attack with your hands and take this country back. The on l y guy I saw with a gun was a black man in a black suit with a white man saying shoot her now. She was a threat with what lipstick. You people are really the ones. Jan. 6thwhat a joke. Ha - +1 y
@DrPepper12 Hillary Clinton conceded to Trump, but she's never accepted the 2016 results, whining numerous times over the past 7½ years to anyone who will foolishly give her a platform that the 2016 election was stolen from her, even though her invented collusion hoax was thoroughly debunked. If anyone colluded with the Diet Soviet Union, it was Clinton herself. She also conspired with Wasserman-Schultz in 2015 and 2016 to bury Sanders and his campaign during the primaries. Also, let's not forget this gem from Nancy Pelosi in 2017:
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I love how Clinton, Pelosi, and other far-left liberals and socialists in this country can question election results without any penalties whatsoever, but when Trump and his supporters do the same thing, and they're all labeled traitors. The blatant hypocrisy is dangerous and hilarious at the exact same time. - +1 y
@Dongie must be the Deep State.
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@Bricealan if your referring to the Hamas terrorism of the first and second Intifada I'm well aware. Does not even approach Israels disproportionate response. Hamas must be eradicated but not at the death of 30,000 civilians
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@handsomelad70 yes. It's theocratic. IDC where you go
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@NYCQuestions1976 there's a BIG DIFFERENCE between questioning and the maga insurrection on J6
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@DrPepper12 Insurrection? Stop exaggerating. I, and many others, have seen the hundreds of hours of footage from that day that the media and the government tried to hide because it destroys their false insurrection narrative. A few hundred people had a few bad hours on just one day. That's the actual reality. Meanwhile, just a few short months earlier, BLM and Antifa rioted and looted and burned everything in sight, unchecked and unpunished, with verbal public support from Kamala Harris, during the pandemic, for 4 months in 2020, killing dozens of people, destroying businesses and residences in predominantly minority communities, and causing billions of dollars in damages. Not to mention the tens of millions of dollars that were stolen by BLM and Antifa from their foolish donors to buy mansions. Again, the blatant hypocrisy is both dangerous and hilarious at the exact same time.
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+1 yThere is nothing in the US Constitution that would prevent a felon (especially one convicted in a state court) from becoming President. Interestingly, though, assuming he uses New York as his residence, he would not be allowed to vote... for himself or anyone else... until he serves his sentence, and that hasn't been determined yet.
There is one way he might even increase his chances of becoming President for a second time...
Pick NY Governor Kathy Hochul as his VP running mate, on the condition that she pardon him before the election. Then, he wouldn't be a felon, and Hochul might bring along some Democrat and Women votes to his side. Besides, polls show that New Yorkers don't like her anyway. Could help her political career.
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Asker+1 y@aviatortom What a great idea 💡
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"Interestingly, though, assuming he uses New York as his residence, he would not be allowed to vote... for himself or anyone else... until he serves his sentence, and that hasn't been determined yet."
He can vote because the case is pending appeal. - +1 y
In his current residence of Florida he also cannot vote until appeals are exhausted / sentence served and fines paid
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@RingOfFire false. He is a convict until overturned on appeal I Florida
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First of all this has nothing to do with Florida, this is a New York state case.
Secondly it is absolutely correct. This is a matter of federal law and when the case is pending appeal his voting rights are intact. - +1 y
It will be appealed to the New York state courts, and if by some corrupt reason it is not overturned there it will be overturned in the Supreme Court. In the meantime his voting rights will be intact and he certainly will be able to vote for himself in November.
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Here's the story about Donald Trump's voting rights at this moment...
This is all according to the US Vote Foundation, a non-profit organization.
"A felony conviction in another state makes a person ineligible to vote in Florida only if the conviction would make the person ineligible to vote in the state where the person was convicted."
www.usvotefoundation.org/.../florida
OK, well, Trump was convicted in New York, so now we need to determine if Trump, a convicted felon, can vote in New York if he lived there.
"You lose the right to vote while incarcerated if you are convicted of a felony. If you are on parole, probation, or have fully completed your sentence, you may register to vote and cast a ballot. Your voting rights can be revoked again if conditions of your parole are violated."
www.usvotefoundation.org/.../new-york
So, to me, the key thing here is "while incarcerated". That seems to be an extra condition. So, even if Trump is currently a convicted felon, he is not yet incarcerated.
HOWEVER, he will be sentenced on July 11th.
If he is incarcerated then, then he would not be allowed to vote in New York and thus not allowed to vote in Florida.
Since the election is 3 months after the sentencing, we really won't know an answer to this question of Trump's suffrage until July 11th.
So, my takeaway is this:
>> If Judge Merchan does not specify incarceration, Trump will be able to vote in Florida.
>> If Judge Merchan specifies incarceration that would end on or before Election Day, then Trump will be able to vote in Florida. Note that Election Day is less than 3 months after sentencing, so if Merchan hands out a small incarceration of 90 days, Trump won't be able to vote.
>> If Judge Merchan specifies incarceration that would end after Election Day, then Trump will not be able to vote in Florida.
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It would be an outrage if this crooked judge, who has massive conflicts of interest and should have recused himself before the trial even started and had so many appealable Constitutional violations in the course of this case would sentence President Trump to one second of jail time when no other defendant would receive such a sentence given the same circumstances of being a first time "offender" for the lowest level of felony involving an alleged misdemeanor white collar crime on which the statute of limitations had already expired before the charges were filed and for which the prosecution cannot even name the felony on which the jury found him guilty.
This case is a sham, a kangaroo court, and an outrageous violation of President Trump's rights and a disgrace to the entire legal system. The only people who should be going to prison are the corrupt government employees who brought the case in the first place. - +1 y
@RingOfFire I see you drank the Kool-Aid and asked for more.
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@RingOfFire I understand this may be difficult for you, but you need to start thinking more objectively and with cause-and-effect.
Suppose what you say is true that "[the trial] had so many appealable Constitutional violations in the course of this case".
If that was so, what are they?
And then why didn't he legal team immediately seek to elevate the issue with an appellate court (which is something they could have done)?
In short, they didn't because there was nothing unconstitutional involved.
As for an appeal to this concluded trial, I could see them making an appeal to an appellate court. I won't say they will be denied or not. - +1 y
@jennz6Thanks for MHO
+1 yYes! There is nothing about felony convictions prohibiting a person from becoming The President of The United States of America, in the US Construction. The only requirements listed in the Constitution for eligibility to become president are:
1). The person must be at least 35 years of age.
2). They mist be a natural born citizen.
3). They must have resided I the US for 14 years prior to running for president.
I hope this helps answer your question.
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Asker+1 y@cute_miss_laura 🥰💕My friend Laura, thank you…You are so smart!!
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Ok but I have a few novel ones:
Legit questions: 1) Can a felon receive national security briefings? 2) Can a felon be Commander in Chief if US military bars felons from serving? 3) Can a felon leave the county if probation supervisor says no? - +1 y
@DrPepper12 lol yeah its all ludicrous huh? the founding fathers in their wildest imaginations couldn't have predicted a president be a convicted felon.
All that stuff would have to be figured out somehow if Trump actually wins. We are in uncharted territory - +1 y
@DrPepper12 First, felony convictions have nothing to do with probation or parole. A person could have completed their sentence 20yrs ago, and is neither on probation nor parole, so I reject your premise on that. As to A) national security briefings, and B) can a felon be CIC if the military bars felons from serving… Yes! The requirements to become president are clear. There is NO mention of having been convicted of a felony, and yes, The Commander in Chief (CIC) is not “serving” in the military, The President of The United States is a civilian by design. Our founders believed that a civilian serving as CIC would prevent the military from seizing control of the government.
Look, you are writing as if my recitation of mere facts about the constitution regarding the requirements to be President of The United States is akin to me endorsing Trump. I am not! I can't stand Trump, I wish like hell we had someone else (on BOTH sides) to choose from. I am IN NO WAY a Trump supporter. But the facts of the US Constitution are just that, facts! I simply stated the facts as they apply to the question asked. I'm not gonna lie to suit MY own personal political beliefs. I have too much integrity for that BS! My family are ALL lifelong Democrat’s. Only recently did my parents switch from Democrat to Independent, but they still have the same liberal beliefs! As for me, I’ve always been a registered Independent and was not old enough to vote in either 2016, or 2020. So my answers to your questions, except the “probation” one, are a resounding yes! Because there is nothing within the constitution that says otherwise. So now it’s up to the citizens of the United States to make the determination whether of not THEY want a convicted felon serving as POTUS. I may not like Trump, but I LOVE the fact that we are FREE, as a people, to decide for ourselves who runs The Executive Branch of Government.
I really hope that clarified any questions you have.
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@Still-alive Not really, IF he wins, he will have ALL of the rights and privileges afforded to whomever serves as President of The United States. I think the founding father’s were well aware of felonies, and they could have stopped a felon from serving, just as they prevented felons from voting! Maybe they never imagined a convicted felon could stand a chance of winning? ¯\_(ッ)_/¯. But I doubt they ever imagined that the judicial system would be weaponized like this (only referring to this NY “hush money trial”. The Federal Elections Commission (FEC) investigated this and said no law had been broken, as did the justice department, and as did Alvin Bragg (? sp). Only After Trump announced he was running, did Bragg (? sp) bring these charges, and I’ve read in multiple media sites that the statute of limitations had run out on this case, but after Bragg (? sp) visited the Whitehouse, did he file these previously rejected charges! So I think we are in uncharted territory on a LOT of things. Again, as I wrote in my answer to DrPepper, I absolutely cannot STAND Donald Trump, but you have to admit, the irregularities in this case are astounding! in my opinion, there is NO way this will not be overturned on appeal. Also, all this (and the other cases) have done, is improve Trump’s poll numbers! It’s like they are TRYING to get Trump elected!!!
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@Still-alive the founding fathers were criminals and scoundrels is in the eyes of England, lords and ladies, the king, the aristocracy would've gladly tried and killed all of them. They were all complicit in treason to revolt.
I'm not equating the two but the notion a "felon" being president is the greatest offense to the USA is farcical.
Our Congress is loaded with self serving criminals as is the Senate, AIPAC loads both sides of politicians with money and slanders those who won't side with them. Public accountants can't own any stock their entire companies audit but politicians with special access to information that they legislate companies based on have 0 restrictions. The federal reserve is out of control printing our government spending and overall size is insane, I can go on and on. This trial is low on the totem poll of things the founding fathers would hate - +1 y
“ Not really, IF he wins, he will have ALL of the rights and privileges afforded to whomever serves as President of The United States.”
If you say so. Some high level lawyers would have to carefully iron out just what he can still do as a convicted felon and commander in chief. The details might be very complicated. But again IF he wins. I fully expect him to lose.
“ Also, all this (and the other cases) have done, is improve Trump’s poll numbers! It’s like they are TRYING to get Trump elected!!!”
Not sure where you’re seeing these poll numbers but my initial impression is we just don’t know yet. They could improve among his base, but i also think that independents and the nikki haley conservatives are gonna just not vote for him altogether over him being a convicted felon (I recall maybe 10-15% saying a convicted would matter). They may not vote Biden but may just sit the election out altogether. We’ll see all the poll numbers real soon.
The rest of what you said there, ill admit im no lawyer and the intricacies of the case i may be ignorant of but i watch all sorts of lawyer people and prosecutors, people involved in the justice system and most i watch say this case was pretty straightforward and the defense in particular had no real strategy beyond just attacking cohens character. - +1 y
So I couldn't run for President because even though my mother was an American, I've never lived in the USA?
701 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Convict DJ Trump can't become my president!
For you americans. Dont make this error. But I see it here in germany as well. Right wingers are immume to logic and facts, so do what you want. I dont fu... care. Just dont come back crying when its too late. I told you more than once.716 Reply- +1 y
@msmissydc Adolph Hitler would have killed Trump, but here the democrats did what they do. If you knew anything about LAW, you would not be making such an ignorant comment.
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TY from this same American. We'll try not to fail the world again.
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How many German women were raped by all those Muslims your Chancelor Merkel brought in? Clean up your own country before telling others who to vote for.
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First, that chancelor was full on conservative far from left leaning. There was no investment into immigration and a lot of these people were told from the beginning they can't stay. Sesond: Far not as many as from non refugees when it comes to raping. But you seem to like nazis and we have a newish party of them ATM, that whenever I talk about them with trumpeters they liked them, which is kinda funny and sad at the same time.
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You're kidding. She even admitted herself crime has gone up because of Muslims.
Good! I guess German people have had enough and are getting smart.
I also think it's retarded that Nazism is banned. Like it's gonna stop people from having those views. You can lock up a person, but you can't lock up an idea. So stupid that Germany is trying to erase Hitler and Nazis from history. Like people don't know what happened. - +1 y
No, you completely switch up the real situation here. We are literally NOT trying to erase it. We make sure people know that the last time this views where shared and arguments where used it was by the Nazis. Yes we try to Ban nazi language because the last time they did something it was horrendous. If a history teacher is saying Nazi shouts and saying 'I didn't know that was a nazi warcry' He is either stupid or knows specifically what he is doing. These people are saying Nazis weren't that bad and that's what we are not accepting. I am not silent when an anti democratic party is using nazi quotes, while sayinG nazis weren't that bad and winning the election with that. The NSDAP was voted into power as well. We try to prevent that from happening again.
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Also these Nazi shouts are allowed to be used if you have a fitting context. Not the literal words are banned. Speaking the words while meaning the same thing the Nazis did. That is banned. For excample: 'Alles für deutschland' (eversthing for germany) is fine to use. Our football trainer used it when talking about players giving it all for germany in the football WM. Other parties have used it without problems because they had a context where this was fitting. If your contest is: Nazis used it and we liked their way of doing things so lets copy their saying and combine it with calls to human right violations then its not ok. There is a clear distinction. We dont ban words. We dont ban way of thinking and the only ones trying to deny the holocaust are these same right wing people.
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You have to put those quotes into context
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Awwwww, what's the matter? The facts don't line up with your agenda? Isn't it an abuse of your mod status to remove a post simply because you don't agree with it. What about that post classified as "offensive speech"? I didn't insult anyone. I didn't promote any violence. I simply posted historic facts and said what people think about them. The closest insult I gave was saying people who don't see that Hitler had some good ideas are naiive. But I guess objective non-biased thinking is now a crime.
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The Autobahn, Welfare, wanting to reintroduce extinct species and bring European forests back to how they looked in pagan times.
So what? I never defended the Holocaust. I even stated that, but that doesn't mean he didn't have some good ideas. I'm not trying to glorify him or say it cancels out the Holocaust, I'm just trying to show that there was another side to the man. Jesus Christ! You just took everything I said out of context, and you just confessed to abusing your power.
I guess this article is considered hate speech too.
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I was gonna post that reaction video to that speech I was talking about, so you could see the comments, but it looks like uploader took down all the comments and disabled them after everyone roasted him for being uninformed.
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The Autobahn was a military thing for troops and tanks. It wasn't supposed to be used for the public in the first place.
Welfare wasn't introduced under Hitler reign but under Bismark. Hitler just excluded people from it to give others more (elitism).
Yes hitler held sporting events for hunting. If you think he cared about nature that would extremely conflict with his war industry and industrialisation.
So next: if you do something with accidental good consequences because of horrible reasons its not a good thing. - +1 y
@KostasKouvalis No the article is NOT a problem and offensive because there is a huge difference between: SOmething was good even if it has horrific reasons and implementations. compared to: Some horiffic things done have benefits for todays people and specific people in the past.
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2.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. As a not-a-US-citizen I am interested if there is anything in your constitution that addresses this other than being born in the US.
In our constitution (Australia) there is a section that allows parliament to make laws on eligibility. In recent times on a constitutional basis some elected representatives were disqualified due holding dual citizenship in another country.
A conviction with imprisonment for one year or longer would disqualify a person from being in parliament. It would be a bit strange if there wasn't something similar in yours.
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No. Unfortunately he can serve from prison in us suicide pact... Ahem, "constitution"
I have these questions tho:
Legit questions: 1) Can a felon receive national security briefings? 2) Can a felon be Commander in Chief if US military bars felons from serving? 3) Can a felon leave the county if probation supervisor says no? - +1 y
@DrPepper12 It would be strange if overseas heads of gov't had to go to jail to talk to him.
You do rraise some interesting questions Should he be re-elected.
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+1 yAll of our presidents have been guilty of something but not all of our presidents have been caught, charged, convicted & a lot of things got swept under the carpet.
As for the president he can run again & I would love to see him get back in office, pardon himself as well as family & friends & after he does that I would like to see him fuck everyone that fucked him.On the flip side I would like to see what else Joe can fuck up if he gets back in office. Maybe we will go to World War 4, maybe the stock market will crash & our country will hit rock bottom.
Maybe the voters will throw the world a curveball & vote for one of the following. Kennedy, West, Stein, Oliver.20 Reply 2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Given that Trump has not been sentenced yet, and that the Trump Legal Team Will if they are worth their salt have appeals documentation ready to file, he cannot at this time be labelled as a 'felon'. He is still entitled to stand for election until the final disposition of this case and he is sentenced, this case is going to face Judicial review even if the appeal fails because of the antics of Supreme Court Justice Arther Engoron, prosecuting DA Alvin L. Bragg, Jr., and New York Attorney General Letitia James,.
21 Reply1.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. It is really very sad to see this happen, but yes, he will still be elected as president. The Demon-crats had no other options but to pull this kind of - Third World - Kangaroo Court bull shit, because they have no one except that fucking stumble bum, that cannot even walk up the stairs to Air Force 1, or even give a 10 minute presentation.
Keep in mind, that Putin, killed his opponent, and you can bet that the Democrats would have killed Donald Trump IF THEY could have.
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Are you a criminal trial barister?
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yyes, he is still running. this doesn't change a thing, honestly, besides trying to make people not vote for him. i mean, this whole matter happened so many years ago and they are just now doing this during an election year. for an obvious reason.
50 Reply6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yeah. The people choose whoever the people choose. That's the way democracy is supposed to work. Hopefully, the people do not choose a felon, but republicans have been yanking money out of public education for like four decades so we might be too dumb to know better - which of course was the whole point of yanking all the money out of public schools.
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Correct!!!
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Indeed. The mindlessness of our politics is baffling. It's not rocket science. It's not even political science. The guy who tried to start a civil war to hold on to power shouldn't be given power. What toxic reaction happened to people's brain chemistry that anyone would think otherwise?
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+1 yHe deserves to be in jail.
If anything he lost a small majority of his following. Meanwhile it really doesn’t look good on paper. I hope the electoral college candidates consider this in this year’s election.
I still don’t understand how I can lose my own job if I’m a felon but a delusional millionaire can get 34 f**king felonies and still run for presidency.42 Reply- +1 y
And this is just one of the three court trials too.
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If you figure it out lmk
3.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Like I told another American once their constitution makes no sense because a criminal can be a president his response was, But it's not as if anyone would vote in a criminal anyway.
Nope looks like my point about it not making sense was merely predicting the future, because such a flaw in the system was bound to become relevant one day.
Gonna make for some great memes though, something about US land of the free and land of Criminal presidents.26 Reply- +1 y
Our constitution is a suicide pact. Always has been. Conservatives can't see that in their pale, male, stale demographic attempt to cling to Christo-fascism, guns, bigotry, isolationism, insularity and fear of everything.
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@DrPepper12 The logic to whom they are bias for is just so extreme. If this was Biden been declared a criminal they wouldn't think twice about agreeing that felons shouldn't be presidents. And you know every left would still agree felons shouldn't be presidents despite it been Biden not Trump.
Their bias clouds their judgment of just the most simple critical thought of why it's not a good idea overall and should be a law.
While pretending it's not their bias too and saying oh yeah but it's the constitution like the constitution was written by god not humans with lack of future knowledge, and can make errors.
But hey what ya gonna do, people always want what benefits themselves even if it means it don't. - +1 y
Well said!
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@AviatorTom Would've thought that would in fact made it easier. I have no clue how it works but one would logically think Federal court is higher than a state court, so it would be easier to pardon that over Federal.
Anyway with that been the case, that sounds flawed within it's self that is one random governor in so much power that they are the only person in that state capable of that. But that's probably me going to lean into how states having so much power is also another design flaw in the first place so this kinda tracts.
Someone messed up somewhere if one person holds that much power if you ask me.
Anonymous(36-45)+1 yJust because New York Calls him a felon does not mean he is nor that any other state agrees. The New York "justice" system is more of a political inquisition has been for many years, which is why they have soo much crime.
The New York 'conviction' depended upon Trump being guilty of 1 of 2 other laws for which Trump was never even charged, neither of which was specified.
Thus it was impossible for him to defend himself against either charge and was simply presumed guilty of both without trial.
Its not a question of if but when it's reversed. Sadly the New York appeals process which Trump has to go thou is long and slow enough as to all but guaranteed it won't happen before the election.00 Reply
+1 yYou all want a piece of this man, as if others suddenly became angels and perfect while he's the demon and most corrupted man in history!
GROW UP sucka's, no matter what they say or do, Donald trump will always be the real man for this position and no one else!
Even though this woman who's promoting herself for presidency, looks like a good conservative woman who is happily married and a god fearing wife and mother, they are saying that she's a very good person, well i respect her and wish the best but i'm not into women running a whole country!
Leaders of nations should be REAL MEN ONLY!
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+1 yLegit questions: 1) Can a felon receive national security briefings? 2) Can a felon be Commander in Chief if US military bars felons from serving? 3) Can a felon leave the county if probation supervisor says no? I'm serious!! These questions need answers!!
Your question needs answering!!
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@DrPepper12 These are excellent questions. It would be good to hear what constitutionalists answer... before the election. My understanding is:
1. I don't think there's any law preventing a felon from receiving national security briefings, especially in this case since it was white collar crime with no direct victims.
2. The Commander in Chief is not a member of the military, so it should be okay.
3. One of the options is house arrest. Legally, a President could continue to serve, but his effectiveness would be limited if he can't travel.
I have another question that I don't know the answer to. Does the Republican Party's rules and bylaws allow a convicted felon to be nominated, or win the nominations. If the answer is no, would Trump convention delegates be free to vote any way they wanted, or would they have to vote for Trump on the first ballot, then have that ballot invalidated, freeing them for later ballots?
And one more interesting question. The US Constitution leaves it up to each state about how to assign electors to the Electoral College. That would allow some states to pass legislation that a felon cannot get any of the state's electoral votes, which means that Trump could carry the state and still not get any electoral votes.
1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I don't know but I personally don't think their plying fair
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Asker+1 yYou’re right about this it’s not fair
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I never seen an election this dirty I mean this is the dirtiest of a dirt
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@Cuminginside And yet,,,,,,,, the Leftists,,, stand and say that "no one is above the law" ?
Go figure. - +1 y
Who? Republicans?
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@DrPepper12 You know who.
Yeah. The only requirements are that you have to be 35+, spend like $5,000 on your campaign, live in the United States for 14 plus years, and be born in America. So technically as long as you are born in the states are older than 35 and have $5,000 you could run for president. I think most people who were born in the us can run for the seat.‘it’s unfortunate that we don’t see any GOOD candidates especially with how easy the basic requirements are.
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We've got a few! DeSanrtis, Ramaswamy, and at least 2 others whose names I don't recall.
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It's WAY better than what we've got now!!
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+1 yThe U. S. Constitution has no provisions for disallowing a convicted felon to run for the Presidency or serve as President; hence Felon Trump could become two-time President Trump.(In 1916 or 1920, imprisoned Socialist labour leader Eugene V. Debs received about a million votes.)
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Correct but what about these:
Legit questions: 1) Can a felon receive national security briefings? 2) Can a felon be Commander in Chief if US military bars felons from serving? 3) Can a felon leave the county if probation supervisor says no?
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u +1 yYes. Because even the Biden Administration said that "the only way to stop Trump" is to vote for Joe Biden on November 5th. And unless things swing very dramatically very quickly, I think they're going to have a tough time explaining why Americans preferred Donald Trump and his accounting errors over Joe Biden and his (and his party's) failed policies on crime, inflation, and immigration.
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+1 yprobably and when president, he will pardon himself. So all he has to do is stay in Jail (if sent there), until elected and sworn in... in jail, then he's released...
no problemo...
I don't like trump, this may be a big mistake (one has to wonder how bitter he is and howbad the blowback will be when he's elected), but he's better than the other people screwing so many over and acting like they aren't.
00 Reply I just heard today that apparently he’s not “actually” a felon until he is sentenced. That apparently can be held off until the appeal goes through. But that won’t stop the Dems from saying he’s a felon. Just like we live in a democratic republic not a democracy. But every one has convinced us we live in a democracy.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yTechnically that can't stop him. Unsurprisingly the party of law and order and many of their voters will still advocate for a convicted felon and person found liable of sexual abuse (same as rape aka a rapist)
No wonder why the right attacks teachers. Dumb people vote for criminal felons and rapists.
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He does love the "poorly educated"!
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+1 yUnfortunately yes that asshole can still be the president we'll be the only nation with a convicted felon for a president... SMFH!!! And to think I fought for this country🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
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Not completely true. Bibi is a war criminal and under investigation for corruption in Israel.
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I'm sorry but I don't really care I served for this country I bleed red white and blue and to see the direction it's going in is sickening
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Agreed. I've told my kids to live abroad if they can
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Smart move
Asker+1 y@bklynbadboy12 you better VOTE for TRUMP
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I hate all politicians. All they care about is lining there pockets and all we are to them is cash cows
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Somewhere along the line they forgot they work for the people not the other way around
1.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yes, he can become president. So then does his secret service detail have to go to prison with him if the is sentenced to prison, even if only for a few days?
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Yes. If that occurs secret service follows him.
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@DrPepper12 Even in the showers? Ewwwww! What a scary thought!
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Lol! Hazard pay maybe? Could you imagine with no tan and make up with that dead squirrel stapled to his head? I'll get he looks exactly like the emperor in star wars!
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@DrPepper12 Without the shoulder pads in his suit, as well as the other appliances, plus scars from liposuction, he will look about what he looked like crawling up the back of the golf course.
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That legit made me LOL!! 😂😂😂
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+1 yThere is no law forbidding a president with a criminal record. It’s only a matter of time before the democrats start a trial for treason, just to be safe though.
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He can't YET be tried for treason. Only high crimes and misdemeanors. The J6 cases will determine that.
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Ell oh ell! You seem to think the left is playing by some sort of rules. This is “winner take all”, friend. And ANYTHING goes. When you come down from that pink cloud, you might actually reach some meaningful understanding of just how dangerous this series of moves is. Unless you’re good buddies with the Bidens themselves, you’re not going to be any happier with the end result than Drumpf is.
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He's a lifelong criminal. He got caught again. He was afforded due process. I'm satisfied the system worked as intended.
+1 yIn theory, yes.
In practice, if his conviction doesn't (rightfully) cost him the vast majority of his non-crazy voters, there really is no hope for the US.
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Correct! TY!
27.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yes, there is nothing in the Constitution that says he cannot.
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Asker+1 yThat’s good
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+1 yLegally, yes he can. I'm interested to see though, if he wins, if his restrictions as a felon will legally hinder presidential duties.
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Don’t worry, Orban, Bin Salman and Bolsonaro will just do their state visits in prison! 😬
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@DryGermanGuy Bibi and Erdogan can join them...
523 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I hope so. I will be voting for him. Even though I no longer like the Republican Party they are still better then the Democratic Party.
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Asker+1 yMe too honey
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+1 yevery president is a felon. just for some reason he got convicted while for the others everyone knows what they did but they never got punished.
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I can tell you why. Because it's all a show to hypnotize/controll us. They, politicians, all get brought through a system, like an initiations to bring under the, for now, secret world rulers. Trump doesn't sell his soul to the evil side. He won't join them. It was this or kill him. They always want to control what the conflict is about. Everyone of the last 5 president's but Trump, maybe Reagan too because he got to win again but that's more likely they didn't have the technology to rule over every country. It's like the nazis lost the battle but secretly won the war. The united states got technology as well as half dozen other countries and they carried on the goal Hitler had. But with the monied people in charge.
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@Dongie I don't know i don't trust that guy one bit more than the rest. but compared to biden at least he can walk and talk straight... like the bar has never been lower for a president in history.
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But the man they lowered it for was just what this country needed. If you think about all the persecution and lies they put him through. Don't you know he learned a lot about that position. Do you think there could be any lengths they'd not go to even assassination to keep him from having the power and authority to have everyone of them investigated, discovered and at least for the crimes committed against the office of the presidency life in prison would be lucky for so many senators and congressmen.
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@Dongie well you're right. the usa needed another war to fuel it's military and weapons fueled economy. that's why biden quickly escalated the ukraine conflict so he could sell weapons. that's the one thing Trump never understood. without starting another war, the us economy will run dry.
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They sent Ukraine what now a couple hundred billion dollars. I would like to know how many, let's say, giving that the level of greed we're talking, 40% got funneled back to senators and congressman and I'm sure obammygot a slice as well as the Clinton's the bush's but I'll tell you who they didn't give any to, Trump. They know they couldn't bribe him with a hundred billion dollars. That's why they hate him now. They pay you they own you.
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And besides Trump had this country running like a sewing machine. He don't need no stinking wars. He wouldn't have them boys killed. Have you seen the way the military greets him. Then you see them boo that idiot. Where are you from if you don't mind. Not political just curious. Around Turkey. Romania.
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@Dongie i wonder how much money they get back in return for the rental weaponry :D but yeah. of course biden had to make sure to send a few billions directly to his family bank account. his son is still there. wonder how the fbi managed to lose the laptop. i was being sarcastic when i said trump never understood this by the way xD
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They took their masks off when Trump won the first time. They're not even hiding their crimes. And you notice how not but a few Republicans stand up, not for Trump, for fuckin right. They do what they want to and make up laws to suit the situation, then put him up in front of a liberal judge who commits crimes that would unbench them, but for all the Republicans, let it go. Before these attacks on Trump they not dare go after a president no matter what. But maybe if we can clean house with plenty of you, fresh, uncorrected senators, and congressman we can get term limits then the chain of command can work the way it's supposed to. They pulled impeachment on Trump twice with the job he did. They pulled a slot out of the gutter to foam stupid shit about Trump and where's her lawyer? Where most need to be, in prison. These fuckin republican chickenshit corrupt Republicans have not attempted to impeachment that fucking potatoe shuffling around the white house smokin Crack with his son not once.
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@Dongie good old banana republic of germany at your American service xD
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+1 yAND run the country from jail!! But, as he already was President, he's got Secret Service for life!! So, what are they gonna do, put his entire SS detail in jail with him?
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+1 yEven if it isn’t fake news this time, he’s still infinitely better than any liberal cheesebrainer.
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Why? Seriously?
353 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. He was never convicted... People aren't convicted in criminal cases until sentencing occurs and a final judgement is signed and recorded... You shouldn't defame Trump Jen... It can have legal consequences.
00 Reply2.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. He still can but I don’t know why anyone would vote for someone who was criminally convicted for what is basically lying. The man is a liar. Would you trust a liar as the president?
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@Dongie This lie was different to a broken promise or adding colour to a story. It was actual fraud and subsequent denial of responsibility. Even denial that anything wrong was done at all. Someone who willingly commits that type of crime is not fit for public office. Politicians have to have at least a modicum of trust that they will serve the people of their country with their best interests at heart when making both hard or compassionate decisions. Trump can’t be afforded that kind of trust. His whole life has been about beguiling others.
The way Donald Trump operates is very obvious. He projects confidence and bravado to bend others to his will even when they know it will be detrimental. A type of aggressive charm. Very common psychopathic behaviour.
Biden is probably similar but lacks the same type of outward bravado. Like Trump, in person Biden is very warm and charming. That makes it difficult to argue with someone because one almost feels they would be betraying a friend even though the aggressor probably has a very disdainful opinion of their target. The difference is Biden seems to draw the line at inciting division and encouraging tribalism among the proletariat by reinforcing misinformed biases, xenophobia and conspiracy theories. That is the key to Donald Trumps success and my point. His lies are are the dangerous kind.
Why not. We have a traitor that got placed there now. Everyone knows had he not run again none of this would have happened. I bet you democrats really hold that head up.
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Biden committed treason? How? When?
+1 yOf course. The requirements for president is staggering easy.
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+1 yTotally depends what the constitution says. I think he can though last time I checked.
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+1 yUnfortunately for your country yes he can still be president I don't know how but yeah
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+1 yYes. In fact, the far-left liberals and socialists in this country are handing the Presidential election to Trump on a platinum platter. He's going to get elected again in November, and it's probably not going to be close at all.
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+1 yMaybe from the cell if they really put him in jail
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They won’t put him in jail. He’ll keep appealing until it gets overturned or he will win the election and just pardon himself.
But if it does come down to it, he would be deemed to high profile to be amongst a prison population and he’ll get house arrest as a security measure. And his house is a golf resort.
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@OfDeath. @Likes2drive. He can't pardon himself from state crimes. He won't see jail time, fine and probation likely.
Yes he can and yes he will. But that verdict will most likely overturned before November
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Federal courts don't move that fast. Hell be appealing on election day.
+1 yI’m not sure how that works but I do know it’s gonna stir some things up…
30 ReplyAccording to the constitution, yes he can.
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Asker+1 yYesss, thank you
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Yes he can. Pains me to write that but it's true!
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+1 yHe's done. Even if he's granted another 4 years of ranting.
Looking forward for some silence thereafter :D
00 Reply 1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Remember when he said to Hillary "Lock her up" Well now it is his turn to get locked up!
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+1 yThe conviction is meaningless because it was a kangaroo court.
21 Reply He's a racist arsehole I hate him
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I agree Trump is a colossal asshole
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You and 4/5 of the planet. Me too!
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Same. Sociopathic narcissist.
+1 yHe has my vote.
40 Reply1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. As a felon he will relate to more people now and possibly get more votes….
10 Reply710 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Nothing says he can't
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+1 yYes if he gets the vote but he will have a battle
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Agreed! These questions aren't settled yet!
Legit questions: 1) Can a felon receive national security briefings? 2) Can a felon be Commander in Chief if US military bars felons from serving? 3) Can a felon leave the county if probation supervisor says no? I'm serious!! These questions need answers!!
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+1 yAs I'm British I really have no idea
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+1 yNope.
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+1 yAll men are criminal minded anyway
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That's a disgusting mentality
I think so
30 Reply11.9K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Unfortunately yeah
10 Reply10.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yes he can
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+1 yYup.
30 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. looks like it
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Asker+1 yI’m so glad
+1 yYes he can.
20 Reply2.9K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yes.
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+1 yYes.
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+1 yNo he can't be
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Yes he can!
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