Totally guilty. Which, actually, was always obvious.
The Trump org is going down. Bigly. https://t.co/wlxjlUJi9Z
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) December 6, 2022
Conspiracy: guilty
Tax fraud: guilty
tax fraud again: guilty
tax fraud yet again: guilty
This is a clean sweep.— Jose Pagliery (@Jose_Pagliery) December 6, 2022
Wait, is his Org guilty, or guilty, or is it guilty, or guilty, or even guilty? Not sure how guilty it is but it seems sorta guilty.
This is a significant verdict—the Trump Organization is found guilty of serious felony fraud charges.
This will give even more leverage to New York Attorney General Tish James in her civil suit, which seeks extraordinary remedies that would cripple the company. https://t.co/aSlrJAIq3c— Renato Mariotti (@renato_mariotti) December 6, 2022
I started this day pretty cranky after a bad night’s sleep after working too late yesterday.
The Trump news (this and the latest from Jack Smith in the prior thread) has me feeling much better.
Oh the ketchup stained walls that are being created at this moment.
Finally the end of Trump is starting.
Thanks for keeping us going through the season of our discontent,
I’m def giddy and light headed. A Warnock victory tonight would probably be cause to drop on the floor and do the Wiggle Worm.
re: #8 justaminute
Finally the end of Trump is starting.
Thanks for keeping us going through the season of our discontent,
Good to see you.
We’re still living in a country where a powerful man can be prosecuted. Yay.
re: #10 wrenchwench
Good to see you.
Thanks..I sold my restaurant and retired. After Christmas I hope to post more .
This is the death knell for the Trump org,.
And great to see you all too.
re: #11 Belafon
We’re still living in a country where a powerful man
can be prosecuted.Yay.
…cant always buy a jury
Seeing people on Social Media calling Trump the Al Capone of presidents now that the Trump Org verdict is in.
I think that’s offensive to Capone…
re: #9 BigPapa
I’m def giddy and light headed. A Warnock victory tonight would probably be cause to drop on the floor and do the Wiggle Worm.
Have someone record that and post it here.
re: #11 Belafon
We’re still living in a country where a powerful man can be prosecuted. Yay.
Not quite yet, its his business that has been found guilty. But the walls are closing in on Trump himself, which is probably the primary reason he is running for President. If indicted, he will argue that a trial will have to be delayed until after his presidential run is over, and of course if he is elected he will never face consequences for his crimes.
Is it bigly enough, though? Chthulu, bring the old gods back and be evil.
— AngryCat McStinkyFace (@laneman42) December 6, 2022
re: #15 (((Archangel1)))
Seeing people on Social Media calling Trump the Al Capone of presidents now that the Trump Org verdict is in.
I think that’s offensive to Capone…
They say that Capone was out of his mind from tertiary syphilis, so this isn’t the first time his name has come up in regards to lawless Donald Trump.
This guilty verdict (of the trump orgs) emboldens the NYAG civil suit and the newly-refreshed Manhattan DA criminal probe into Donald himself, which just brought in Colangelo to lead that investigation. @DeadlineWH
— Mueller, She Wrote (@MuellerSheWrote) December 6, 2022
re: #17 No Malarkey!
Not quite yet, its his business that has been found guilty. But the walls are closing in on Trump himself, which is probably the primary reason he is running for President. If indicted, he will argue that a trial will have to be delayed until after his presidential run is over, and of course if he is elected he will never face consequences for his crimes.
He can argue that but unless the judge is another Aileen Cannon, it won’t get him far.
We could start a betting pool on who will indict Trump first: Fulton County, Manhattan, or D.C.?
re: #4 BigPapa
Yes. Definitely up there on the Guiltitudiness Scale.
And the bad news for Trump just keeps coming.
JUST IN: Florida appeals court rejects Michael Flynn effort to block a subpoena from the Fulton County grand jury. https://t.co/GkFynn2T5k pic.twitter.com/VkiMAO0rXB
— Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) December 6, 2022
It won’t kill the Trump org, though. Unfortunately the maximum penalty for all this fraud is $1.6 million.
re: #25 No Malarkey!
If I’m not mistaken, that makes these assholes 0 for whatever in trying to get out of these subpoenas.
re: #26 Charles Johnson
It won’t kill the Trump org, though. Unfortunately the maximum penalty for all this fraud is $1.6 million.
Bah, pocket change.
re: #26 Charles Johnson
It won’t kill the Trump org, though. Unfortunately the maximum penalty for all this fraud is $1.6 million.
And the unpaid taxes?
re: #26 Charles Johnson
Proving once again, rules can be ignored by those who can afford to break them.
re: #30 Eclectic Cyborg
Proving once again, rules can be ignored by those who can afford to break them.
Perzactly.
re: #15 (((Archangel1)))
Seeing people on Social Media calling Trump the Al Capone of presidents now that the Trump Org verdict is in.
I think that’s offensive to Capone…
nah, it’s perfect.
For all the laws that we believe Capone broke… the only thing he was ever convicted of was tax fraud.
Even though the fine isn’t a showstopper, these convictions will definitely make it harder for the org to do business, get loans, etc.
On the other hand Trump seems to have a preternatural ability to convince large banks to give him loans, even after defaulting and going into bankruptcy multiple times.
A google news search for the Trump Org convictions has no Fox News links in the first three pages. Maybe talking points need to be written first.
Hi y’all. We are in Clearfield, PA. It was getting drizzly and foggy & I was getting fatigued so we stopped. We bought rye bread & deli meat in Cleveland & we’re going to have sandwiches.
re: #41 Dave In Austin
Almost too beautiful to eat.
re: #40 The Pie Overlord!
Hi y’all. We are in Clearfield, PA. It was getting drizzly and foggy & I was getting fatigued so we stopped. We bought rye bread & deli meat in Cleveland & we’re going to have sandwiches.
i love road food
re: #35 Charles Johnson
On the other hand Trump seems to have a preternatural ability to convince large banks to give him loans, even after defaulting and going into bankruptcy multiple times.
that “preternatural” ability was dependent on Deutschbank and Russia. Neither of which is in a position to help him anymore.
Seems to me if Trump’s business has tax fraud, the IRS would be really interested in his personal taxes.
re: #41 Dave In Austin
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re: #40 The Pie Overlord!
Hi y’all. We are in Clearfield, PA. It was getting drizzly and foggy & I was getting fatigued so we stopped. We bought rye bread & deli meat in Cleveland & we’re going to have sandwiches.
In Clearfield Pennsyltucky, that is a very good choice…
re: #15 (((Archangel1)))
Seeing people on Social Media calling Trump the Al Capone of presidents now that the Trump Org verdict is in.
I think that’s offensive to Capone…
Capone could always blame his syphilis.
if im remembering and reading it right, this is the employee/executive perks not paying taxes on all their income case.*
- there should be significant unpaid back payroll taxes to the Org for all those years.
- that comes with some stiff statutory penalties and interest
- IRS trust fund penalties too
it could also change the net income reported all those years, which passes through to spy45 himself and would affect all his income taxes.
that’s federal and state and city taxes
then each of the executives is also looking at changes to their income taxes too. for each year.
oh, and there’s no statute of limitations on federal civil fraud penalties
*the other case is the one where the Org understated values for tax purposes and overstated for insurance and loans
Got relatively lucky with this one…
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re: #16 Crush White Nationalism
Have someone record that and post it here.
As long as I get a cut and somebody munges my frank n beans.
re: #41 Dave In Austin
Was thinking that came out of one of those AI (sic) thingies.
re: #50 Dangerman
if im remembering and reading it right, this is the employee/executive perks not paying taxes on all their income case.*
- there should be significant unpaid back payroll taxes to the Org for all those years.
- that comes with some stiff statutory penalties and interest
- IRS trust fund penalties tooit could also change the net income reported all those years, which passes through to spy45 himself and would affect all his income taxes.
that’s federal and state and city taxes
then each of the executives is also looking at changes to their income taxes too. for each year.
oh, and there’s no statute of limitations on federal civil fraud penalties
*the other case is the one where the Org understated values for tax purposes and overstated for insurance and loans
Sounds like a can of worms, shaped like this:
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re: #7 Crush White Nationalism
I haven’t had any alcohol at all since before the pandemic. I do consume a massive amount of THC.
Edibles I hope.
‘cos inhaling toxic smoke into your lungs in the middle of a respiratory disease pandemic seems a little unwise.
(scuze me while I massage my liver).
re: #59 John Hughes
Edibles I hope.
‘cos inhaling toxic smoke into your lungs in the middle of a respiratory disease pandemic seems a little unwise.
(scuze me while I massage my liver).
Nope. Edibles take forever to kick in and require a massive dose. I mostly use a vape.
I’m not participating in any pandemics at the moment.
Just seen on Counter Social:
If Herschel Walker loses today the GOP will blame the Trump Org. verdict. Trump will blame it on them not asking him to do a rally. Herschel Walker will just say Oh well, I didn’t want to be mayor anyway.
re: #60 Crush White Nationalism
Nope. Edibles take forever to kick in and require a massive dose. I mostly use a vape.
I’m not participating in any pandemics at the moment.
When I was approved for medical marijuana in NM, the actual doctor involved said he recommends edibles because the digestive system is tougher than the respiratory system.
I mostly use a vape also.
re: #61 Eventual Carrion
Just seen on Counter Social:
Not quite right — The GOP will blame Trump for selecting this candidate in the first place.
re: #51 (((Archangel1)))
Got relatively lucky with this one…
…aaaaaaaaand much less lucky with the next one.
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Will GA be called tonight or will it drag on for days like AZ?
We saw this commercial from former Trump adviser Sebastian Gorka, so now you have to. pic.twitter.com/Vi7z2JCdwf
— The Recount (@therecount) December 6, 2022
John Cole has a thread up of his best friend, whose husband found her dead in her home office chair. She was 43. At this point, they’re not sure how she died.
NBC: Trump org guilty
ABC: Trump org guilty
CNN: Trump org guilty
FOX: pic.twitter.com/nNXBQVKMkG— Zack Bornstein (@ZackBornstein) December 6, 2022
HarperCollins CEO says they don’t have the money to pay their staff a living wage, but somehow they manage to find the cash to give 7-figure advances to right wing politicians. https://t.co/6ACvlqaZrM
— Maris Kreizman (@mariskreizman) December 6, 2022
re: #71 Backwoods_Sleuth
It’s called WIngnut Welfare for the Rich and we know where it comes from.
re: #71 Backwoods_Sleuth
Why do you serfs think you deserve to get paid?
re: #74 Eventual Carrion
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re: #74 Eventual Carrion
Indiana Jones and the Prostate of Pain…
McConnell and McCarthy - the entire GOP care less about people. look at Nancy’s compassion - honoring law enforcement that were at the Capitol 🙏🏻👏🏻… I am so proud to be a Democrat and not a member of the Hateful Dead pic.twitter.com/RKwOydYIQ0
— Longjacket 💔🤸♀️💙 (@Longjacket2) December 6, 2022
re: #76 Joe Bacon
Indiana Jones and the Prostate of Pain…
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Park.
So Kevin McCarthy’s first priority is to defund the military? Seriously? https://t.co/gKLGU5LkZ0
— Crooks and Liars (@crooksandliars) December 6, 2022
Has the former guy responded to his company’s guilty verdicts and does anyone care?
re: #78 Eclectic Cyborg
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Park.
My grandmother and her boyfriend called the cops when he thought his car had been stolen at a restaurant.
re: #67 Eclectic Cyborg
Will GA be called tonight or will it drag on for days like AZ?
It’ll be called in a little over an hour. Early votes are already being tabulated. Those should come in right at closing of the polls. By morning, the GOP will never know Herschel Walker existed.
re: #80 darthstar
Has the former guy responded to his company’s guilty verdicts and does anyone care?
I stopped reading his tantrums a while ago. I’m watching people’s reaction to them, but don’t bother to read his idiotic brazen lies.
re: #78 Eclectic Cyborg
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Golden Arches
The NY AG said this Trump Org case fraud, this is just Chapter One.
House Fines Cawthorn $15K For Crypto Insider Trading - https://t.co/effOeH5Ctx pic.twitter.com/O3ST89vBvL
— JoeMyGod (@JoeMyGod) December 6, 2022
D.A. Bragg: “The former president’s companies now stand convicted of crimes. That is consequential. It underscores that in Manhattan we have one standard of justice for all.” pic.twitter.com/vThB2auLnO
— Alvin Bragg (@ManhattanDA) December 6, 2022
“I’m just tired of them standing there and saying how wonderful the Capitol Police is and then they turn around and … go down to Mar-A-Lago and kiss his ring and come back and stand here and sit with — It just, it just hurts,” Gladys Sicknick told @DaniellaMicaela (2/2)
— Ali Zaslav (@alizaslav) December 6, 2022
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Assisted Living
re: #83 Crush White Nationalism
I stopped reading his tantrums a while ago. I’m watching people’s reaction to them, but don’t bother to read his idiotic brazen lies.
Same here. I see the screenshots of him calling for tearing up the Constitution but I don’t even read past the first all caps words. Same goes for Elmo and his whatever part series of the Twitter Files.
re: #82 darthstar
My guess is it will be “Too Early to Call” at 7 pm. The early vote will be posted, then we’ll have to see how much same-day vote is expected. Just like in 2020, they will be able to compare percentages in certain counties to November to get a sense of where things are heading.
re: #95 TarHellion
My guess is it will be “Too Early to Call” at 7 pm. The early vote will be posted, then we’ll have to see how much same-day vote is expected. Just like in 2020, they will be able to compare percentages in certain counties to November to get a sense of where things are heading.
Latest I heard is that Walker will need about 60% of the same day vote to catch Warnock based on early voter profiles.
Ginni Thomas used the independent state legislature theory in her efforts to pressure state lawmakers to overturn the 2020 election results.
This theory is central to a case before SCOTUS tomorrow, called Moore v. Harper.
Are we really going to let Clarence Thomas rule on this?— Robert Reich (@RBReich) December 6, 2022
re: #97 Backwoods_Sleuth
Why yes they will. The die is cast and this is how the Sleazy Six will impose minority rule on us.
re: #80 darthstar
Has the former guy responded to his company’s guilty verdicts and does anyone care?
Actually I haven’t seen any “official” reaction to the verdict(s), but I think it’s a safe guess that it will likely be something along the lines of:
WITCH HUNT!!1!!!11!!!!
FRAUD!!1!!!11!!!!
FAKE NEWS!!1!!!11!!!!
seasoned, no doubt, with selected insults and veiled threats against the:
Jury
Prosecutors
State of New York, etc…..
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