Quote from: K-Dog on Aug 15, 2023, 12:17 PM'Headed a criminal enterprise to overturn 2020 election results. 

That is the Racketeering charge which falls under the RICO statutes used now for prosecuting Organized
Crime, aka the Mafia, Drug Cartels, Human Traffickers etc.  It allows for interstate prosecution for related crimes which are perpetrated in other states.  Given he was El Presidente, you can truly say he was "Capo di tutti capos".  Instead of The Donald, he should more accurately be called "Don Trumpeone"

They didn't have RICO when Capone ran the Chicago Rackets, and they never were able to pin Murder on him.  They put him away for Tax Evasion.  If/when Don Trumpeone goes to the Big House, I suspect it will also be the IRS that puts him there.

Or who knows, perhaps the FBI will take him out like they took out Dillinger, or the CIA will terminate with extreme prejudice like JFK.

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Trumps new real estate acquisition.

The trapped animal pose does not work for me.



Unlike Trump, Jenna knew what to do.

Is Jenna Ellis thinking about spilling her guts to make the bad dream go away?  How phony is that smile?

Ellis is charged with violating Georgia's anti-racketeering law and soliciting a public officer to violate their oath.  Jenna is a lawyer who expects the Trump machine to pay for her legal defense.

That is not going to happen.  Trump has a hard time paying people.  Trump thinks he is going to fuck Jenna for free.  But lawyers like hookers expect to get paid.  This will be interesting.

Quote from: K-Dog on Aug 25, 2023, 10:31 AMTrump thinks he is going to fuck Jenna for free.  But lawyers like hookers expect to get paid.  This will be interesting.

Jenna Ellis Uggliss


There's a reason she's a Lawyer and not a Hooker.  With that face she would have starved.  Picture her and Don Trumpleone making the beast with two backs is horriffic.  She makes the Top 10 All Ugly squad in politics.

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Harrison Floyd remains in jail, says he can't afford private lawyer



One of Donald Trump's co-defendants in a wide-ranging election-fraud case in Georgia remained behind bars on Friday, after he told a judge that he could not afford a private attorney to represent him and was denied bond.

Harrison Floyd said at his first court appearance that he could not afford a private lawyer and had been denied representation by a public defender because he did not qualify.

Floyd, who appeared virtually, said that it typically cost between $40,000 to $100,000 just to retain a private lawyer to fly to Georgia.

"I cannot afford an attorney for something like this," he said, telling Fulton County Superior Court Judge Emily Richardson that he did not want to put his family in debt.

Richardson told Floyd that he could either hire a lawyer or represent himself.

It was not immediately clear why Floyd was told he could not be represented by a public defender. Generally, defendants must meet certain financial requirements to qualify.

For now, Floyd will remain in Fulton County Jail, which is being investigated by the U.S. Department of Justice for violence and unsanitary conditions, as well as 15 inmate deaths last year. One of those was a man whose family says in a lawsuit was "eaten alive" by bedbugs.

Floyd had maintained that he was not a flight risk, but he was told that the issue of the bond would ultimately be decided by Judge Scott McAfee, who is overseeing the case.

Trump and the 17 others charged in the case have already reported to jail and posted bond.

Floyd, a former U.S. Marine and mixed martial arts fighter, is accused of participating in a scheme to pressure an election worker to falsely admit to voting fraud.

In a separate case, Floyd was arrested in Maryland in May and charged with assaulting FBI agents who tried to serve him with a subpoena, court records show.

All 18 other defendants in the case have been released after posting bond.

And because I read more than one article if I have an interest in something:

*    Floyd, a 39-year-old U.S. Marine veteran, served as the director of the political group Black Voices for Trump during the 2020 election cycle, and was charged last week in the Fulton County case with violating Georgia's Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, for influencing a witness and conspiracy to commit solicitation of false statements.

*    Black Voices for Trump held campaign events in majority Black neighborhoods as well as targeted social media ads to increase turnout for Trump, for example focusing on the importance of Black Republicans in Milwaukee, and focusing on highlighting ways that African Americans have benefited from the Trump economy.  The organization also released merchandise focusing on Black millennials and hosted online "Black Voices for Trump Real Talk" events.

Pimping for Trump has a dark side.

Quote from: K-Dog on Aug 26, 2023, 01:47 PM*    Black Voices for Trump held campaign events in majority Black neighborhoods as well as targeted social media ads to increase turnout for Trump, for example focusing on the importance of Black Republicans in Milwaukee, and focusing on highlighting ways that African Americans have benefited from the Trump economy.  The organization also released merchandise focusing on Black millennials and hosted online "Black Voices for Trump Real Talk" events.

Pimping for Trump has a dark side.

How come Blacks4Trump doesn't buy him a Lawyer?  If each of the Blacks4Trump just contributed $1 each, wouldn't he have millions to cover the legal costs? 



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On Saturday morning, a legal fundraiser for Floyd, hosted on crowdfunding site GiveSendGo, exceeded $100,000 out of a target of $200,000. As of Sunday morning at 4:44 a.m. ET $219,823 had been given by 4,714 donors. In an update, Dominion Law Center, which is running the crowd funder, said it plans to go before a judge on Monday in a bid to secure bail for Floyd.

At 100 K a day I'd stay in for a while.