Please post the law broken.Questioning an election is one thing. Intentionally spreading disinformation, and pressuring a VP to do unlawful activities to keep you in power is a different thing.
Please post the law broken.Questioning an election is one thing. Intentionally spreading disinformation, and pressuring a VP to do unlawful activities to keep you in power is a different thing.
As Pink Floyd said, “everyday the paper boy brings more”. The ONLY reason people believe this is they have not studied the issue thoroughly and believe the msm propaganda.Nobody has proven it was stolen. Every theory about it being stolen has lacked credibility.
The constitution lays out the procedures for contested elections, which should have been followed in this case. The founders must have thought something might happen to need them. The very fact these procedures exist implies that there are possibilities that are beyond the norms.Or saying it was unlawful implies it was in no way supported by the law or the constitution. Trump wanted to place himself above the law for selfish gain.
It is out there for any to see but alas, many do not want to see.He’s got it. He’s going to unleash the kraken one day! Just keep waiting! Just keep drinking the kook aid until it does come out.
90% plus votes for democrats…I mean come on. Trying cases in super liberal ATL, DC, and NYC were not an accident.
Im not a lawyer, so I ask this out of genuine curiosity:
Legally speaking, is the question whether or not Trump believed the election was stolen, or whether the average “Reasonable Person” would?
It is one of those points that doesn’t seem significant at first, but could make a real difference on how the case is argued and decided.
There are going to be a bunch of witnesses testifying that they knew the election was not stolen, and that they advised Trump accordingly. Only Trump knows if he really believe he won 2020, but a compelling case can be argued that a reasonable person faced with the same information would not.
So you lied on the internet?
Are you suggesting that everyone who believes the election is stolen is delusional?Disinformation is a retarded word. In this context “spreading disinformation” implies a nefarious motive, which, if he believes the election was stolen, he’s “spreading” what he thinks is the truth. There isn’t a law against being delusional.
I think the judges in many if not all of these cases are hostile to Trump (that is one reason their jurisdiction would have been selected). I think they will do all possible to prevent delving into any actual evidence of fraud, but if the case turns on whether the election being stolen is true or not I'm not sure they will be able to stop thatIt’s finally coming to trial though now.
If he has the evidence I would think it will be presented.
Or maybe I have answered you question. Think about it ... oh, right - never mind. Carry onSo you lied on the internet?
It's OK to just answer a question!
We all already knew those people were delusional.As I come across individuals who fit the term “delusional”, I will post them here. I want to be sure we are in the know. I will call this list: “Jamil’s Delusional’s”
Feel free to add when you come across more:
1) Maxine Waters tried to overturn the 2016 election when she claimed President Trump stole it. She told people not to accept the results and she also instructed people to attack republicans at restaurants, grocery stores or wherever they are seen She should be arrested!
2) Stacey Abrams
She denied the result then, and she will deny it again. We know this because, in her answer Monday night, she started laying the groundwork for denying the outcome this time, too, on the grounds of voter suppression. Then she said, “I will always acknowledge the outcome of elections.”
So Abrams is not promising to concede this time if she loses. She’s not promising to accept the outcome, as the moderator asked. She’s clearly saying that if she loses, she will “acknowledge,” as she did four years ago, that the state declared Kemp the winner — something any election denier can admit.
3) Hillary Clinton is being accused of being an "election denier" over her warning this week that "right-wing extremists already have a plan to literally steal the next presidential election."
Who can add to Jamil’s Delusional List?
Are you delusional?
This democrat is also delusional.
I think he thinks the election was stolen. I don’t think what he did was supported by law either. They’re charging him with a crime though. Because you think he did it because of selfishness he should get charged with a crime?Or saying it was unlawful implies it was in no way supported by the law or the constitution. Trump wanted to place himself above the law for selfish gain.
It wasn't unlawful.
In fact, right after the election they passed a law to make it illegal for the VP to do just that. Which is admission that it was lawful at the time.
Calling it an unlawful act is spreading disinformation.
If I were on the jury, beyond reasonable doubt would mean they’d have to have more than a few credible witnesses hear him say first hand to the contrary of what Trump has said publicly. He’s been very consistent that the election was stolen.Trump doesn’t have to prove election fraud. He only had to prove that in his mind he thought there was. I think he has proved that over and over. It’s all a bogus case against him and the American people. However the democrats have opened the door to have the court watch 12 Mules, and anything else mainstream media discarded. If they do that then all democrat jury will see and hear things they never saw or knew. But won’t be surprised when the democrat judges say they can’t use it in court.