All Things Trump: the story continues...

[Tero]

Trump lost them: Two thousand attendees at the National Pro-Life Summit cast their votes on Saturday for their favorite prospective GOP nominee for president in 2024. The winner is: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. It was the first 2024 straw poll conducted among anti-abortion voters, one of the Republican Party’s most loyal voting blocs.

[Tero]

Trump to reappear on Twitter in June:
The 18-month term of that requirement is up in June — right as the Republican primary is expected to begin heating up. After that, Trump’s exclusivity term would automatically renew for six month periods “unless notice is given.” In the event his exclusivity term expires, Trump would still be “required to post contemporaneously to Truth Social.”

[Tero]

Trump Hits the 2024 Campaign Trail With an Assault on … Windmills?
https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/p ... 70274/amp/
No drill, we’re not gonna drill. We’re going wind. Let’s kill all the birds. Let’s destroy our planes and beautiful oceans and seas and everything else,'” Trump said. It’s unclear what Trump believes wind turbines will do to planes.

[Svartalf]

Don trumpote?

[Brian Peacock]

lol

[Joe]

Repeating an old theme.

‘I never understood wind’: Trump goes on bizarre tirade against wind turbines

He says he knows more about Isis than his generals, and claims to understand politicians “better than anybody”. Now there is another subject in which Donald Trump’s expert knowledge surpasses that of everybody else: wind turbines, though he calls them windmills.

“I’ve studied it better than anybody I know,” the president asserted in a bizarre segment from a weekend speech to young conservatives in West Palm Beach, Florida, close to his winter retreat at Mar-a-Lago where he is spending the holidays.

“I never understood wind. You know, I know windmills very much. They’re noisy. They kill the birds. You want to see a bird graveyard? Go under a windmill someday. You’ll see more birds than you’ve ever seen in your life.”

[Tero]

What is it with wind? Where is it going and why? Why does it go away?

[JimC]

Just another Trump wind up...

[Brian Peacock]

What is it with wind? Where is it going and why? Why does it go away?

He's touting for oil and coal money. Those guys really know how to stump up and work a gratuity.

[JimC]

He is also playing into the prejudices of his base of supporters. Wind energy is supported by both the technological and scientific establishment, environmentalists and liberals in general, so it must be bad...

[Tero]

But it kills birds! Just like Trump Tower does.

[Tero]

https://www.quora.com/Does-Trump-wear-Depends

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Does Trump actually use adult diapers?
Because Trump has been so unfairly critical of everyone else, I will answer this question. I have read in many articles that Trump has been addicted to Adderall for many years. He doesn't medically need it, but uses it to stay alert. Two of the side effects of Adderall are frequent urination and diarrhea. So basically he caused his own incontinence. In addition many people have said that he does in fact wear diapers.

[Brian Peacock]

"Adderall may cause new or worsening psychosis (unusual thoughts or behavior), especially if you have a history of depression, mental illness, or bipolar disorder."

https://www.drugs.com/adderall.html

[laklak]

It's gonna be DeSantis, it wouldn't surprise me if Trump was in cahoots. Maybe Ron promised him Chief Justice. I mean, he knows more about law than any lawyer, and he has that one quality we most need in SCOTUS, stable geniusness.

[JimC]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-05/ ... /101925518

It's been more than two months since Donald Trump formally announced his White House comeback bid in Palm Beach, Florida.

But the 76-year-old has so far kept a low profile compared with his previous presidential campaigns.

In lieu of helicopter rides for children and audacious mega-rallies, Mr Trump has held two traditional campaign events in early voting states with hundreds — rather than thousands — of attendees.

While the former president remains the frontrunner for the Republican nomination, his fixation on the 2020 election has turned off some deep-pocketed donors.

And his efforts to subvert the transfer of power after losing that election are at the centre of two of the four major criminal investigations looming over his candidacy.

Alongside an investigation into Mr Trump's alleged mishandling of classified materials, a special counsel at the Department of Justice (DOJ) is examining his role in the January 6 attack on the US Capitol.

But it could be his efforts to change the outcome of the election in Georgia, the swing state that flipped for President Joe Biden, that may prove the more pressing legal risk to his campaign.

The state prosecutor overseeing the two-year probe into possible election crimes says charges are "imminent" after a special grand jury wrapped up its investigation.

And legal experts say any indictments are likely to be aimed squarely at Mr Trump and his allies.

An interesting article - I've only quoted part of it...