All Things Trump: The Return Of The King

[Tero]

[Sean Hayden]

I can’t even pretend to know what will happen anymore, still I can’t help thinking his death will help Republicans more than us.

[Tero]

Ron Tipton:
I was born in 1941. I grew up believing that America was the best country in the world from what I was taught in school and saw in the movies. I believed the bad guy always lost in the end. I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that I may die knowing that Trump got away with his lifetime of crime and destroying America’s reputation. No wonder my blood pressure is up after having normal blood pressure all my life. I hope I am alive when Trump is gone because that day will come.

My post with my reply:
https://www.threads.com/@tero55gervais/ ... Fnd&slof=1

[Sean Hayden]

Imagine how historians feel, dealing with Trump, and all us lunatics running around like we’ve been living under a rock!

[L'Emmerdeur]

It's horrible what the US does to swindling grifters who've been caught and convicted. At least the felon in chief understands this.

'Convicted Fraudster Trump, 79, Frees Man Convicted of $1.6B Fraud'

President Donald Trump sprung a fellow convicted fraudster from prison this week after the man had served less than two weeks of a seven-year sentence for a $1.6 billion Ponzi scheme.

David Gentile first reported to prison on Nov. 14 following his sentencing in May for using funds controlled by his company GPB Capital to scam around 10,000 investors over a period of several years, the New York Times reports.

He was freed Wednesday, after just 12 days behind bars.

In securing Gentile’s conviction last August, prosecutors had cited victim statements from more than 1,000 “hardworking, everyday people”—among them veterans, farmers, teachers and nurses—who’d lost money as a result of his crimes.

“I lost my whole life savings,” one person claimed, adding they’d now found themselves “living from check to check.”

[Svartalf]

dammit, I hope that once out of white house, the guy gets sentenced to serve all the sentences he pardoned that were deserved... won't even serve a year of them because he'll be transferred to a hospital to serve his last days, but it's a matter of principle.