USA Policy positions of Donald Trump; let's see how many he achieves

[Satan]

A judge on Monday denied a motion by Donald Trump’s lawyers to throw out the president-elect’s 34-count felony conviction based on a broad U.S. Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.
New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan ruled that Trump’s conviction in May for falsifying business records in the hush money case, the first time a former U.S. president had been found guilty of a crime, should not be overturned in light of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling issued July 1. The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling broadly defined official conduct by a president that is protected under the immunity doctrine.

Lol

 

[faible]

A judge on Monday denied a motion by Donald Trump’s lawyers to throw out the president-elect’s 34-count felony conviction based on a broad U.S. Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.
New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan ruled that Trump’s conviction in May for falsifying business records in the hush money case, the first time a former U.S. president had been found guilty of a crime, should not be overturned in light of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling issued July 1. The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling broadly defined official conduct by a president that is protected under the immunity doctrine.

Lol

'It was my solemn duty as President to falsify those business records your honour'.

 

[Satan]

When Pete Hegseth visited senators on Capitol Hill this month in an effort to show that he has the qualifications and judgment to lead the Defense Department, he was escorted by a security guard with a dark episode in his past.

The guard, a former Army Special Forces master sergeant named John Jacob Hasenbein, left the military after a 2019 training event in which witnesses said he beat a civilian role player — kicking him, punching him and leaving him hogtied in a pool of his own blood.

Mr. Hegseth’s choice of Mr. Hasenbein as a security escort is the latest instance in which he has stood by soldiers accused of crimes. He has repeatedly criticized military leaders as being too “woke” and waging a “war on warriors.”

Only the best people

Nyt

 

[magpie_marty]

When Pete Hegseth visited senators on Capitol Hill this month in an effort to show that he has the qualifications and judgment to lead the Defense Department, he was escorted by a security guard with a dark episode in his past.

The guard, a former Army Special Forces master sergeant named John Jacob Hasenbein, left the military after a 2019 training event in which witnesses said he beat a civilian role player — kicking him, punching him and leaving him hogtied in a pool of his own blood.

Mr. Hegseth’s choice of Mr. Hasenbein as a security escort is the latest instance in which he has stood by soldiers accused of crimes. He has repeatedly criticized military leaders as being too “woke” and waging a “war on warriors.”

Only the best people

Nyt

 

[magpie_marty]

WTF this will be a fun 4 years.

 

[liz]

'It was my solemn duty as President to falsify those business records your honour'.

Didn’t those events precede his first election as president? Making it hard to argue they were (official) acts of a president.

 

[Spearman]

Didn’t those events precede his first election as president? Making it hard to argue they were (official) acts of a president.

Yet they seemed to have done just that.

 

[Royces Hart]

A judge on Monday denied a motion by Donald Trump’s lawyers to throw out the president-elect’s 34-count felony conviction based on a broad U.S. Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.
New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan ruled that Trump’s conviction in May for falsifying business records in the hush money case, the first time a former U.S. president had been found guilty of a crime, should not be overturned in light of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling issued July 1. The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling broadly defined official conduct by a president that is protected under the immunity doctrine.

Lol

Cue the Trump supporters: “he’s not actually convicted until he’s sentenced”

 

[PiCkLeJuiCe]

So I hear Trump has walked back on ending the war Ukraine.

So there's another one we cam tick off as not achieved.

 

[FireKrakouer]

We can argue what  should happen legally or morally, but surely there are no poor souls here still clinging to the notion that Trump may end up in prison?

 

[E Shed]

We can argue what  should happen legally or morally, but surely there are no poor souls here still clinging to the notion that Trump may end up in prison?

He’s already in the mental prison of full blown narcissism where he can never get enough of anything to fill the void inside.

 

[Satan]

For the russian bots , star wars was a series of science fiction movies that is very popular

 

[Scallop Industry Thug]

We can argue what  should happen legally or morally, but surely there are no poor souls here still clinging to the notion that Trump may end up in prison?

The system is purposely designed to let rich white guys do whatever the **** they want.


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[SBD Gonzalez]

He’s already in the mental prison of full blown narcissism where he can never get enough of anything to fill the void inside.

Many years after the stunning success of his novel Catch-22, Joseph Heller was at a party and had pointed out to him a Wall Street share trader, who had, in a very short period of time, made many times more money than Heller had ever made from Catch-22.

Heller commented "Yeah, well I've got one thing he'll never have."

"What's that, Joe?" his friends enquired.

Heller replied, "enough".

 

[Saint]

Didn’t those events precede his first election as president? Making it hard to argue they were (official) acts of a president.

He did it in an effort to become President might be the argument?

His lawyers are terrible, so need to consider that when looking at his court cases.

 

[Aussie in exile]

So I hear Trump has walked back on ending the war Ukraine.

So there's another one we cam tick off as not achieved.

There is a strong rumour that the US arms manufacturers had a word in donny's ear about it

 

[swingdog]

There is a strong rumour that the US arms manufacturers had a word in donny's ear about it

Good.

 

[Satan]

Good.

But the war will be over by Jan 21st 1200 eastern time 24 hours after he swore on his own bible

 

[OneGreatClub]

But the war will be over by Jan 21st 1200 eastern time 24 hours after he swore on his own bible

He said at one stage he would end it even before inauguratuon

 

[Seeds]

There is a strong rumour that the US arms manufacturers had a word in donny's ear about it

This rumour is nonsense. There is no economic benefit to the usa when they are given weapons away for free to ukraine. The war machine is about selling weapons for profit. Not giving them away as charity.

 

[Anzacpaul]

This rumour is nonsense. There is no economic benefit to the usa when they are given weapons away for free to ukraine. The war machine is about selling weapons for profit. Not giving them away as charity.

The U.S buys them from the arms manufacturers.

 

[Seeds]

The U.S buys them from the arms manufacturers.

And if they are then giving them away then there is no benefit to the us.

The us likes it when the arms manufacturers are selling them overseas as thats money back in the hands of america.

They also like it when they are buying to support there own wars. As they need the weopans.

But there is no value to the government when they are buying them to just give them away for a purpose they see no value in. As trump views ukraine.

 

[Anzacpaul]

And if they are then giving them away then there is no benefit to the us.

The us likes it when the arms manufacturers are selling them overseas as thats money back in the hands of america.

They also like it when they are buying to support there own wars. As they need the weopans.

But there is no value to the government when they are buying them to just give them away for a purpose they see no value in. As trump views ukraine.

You're forgetting the key part. Money in politics.

The arms companies will pay Donnie personally for him to approve the government to buy the weapons/ammo etc.

 

[bourbons]

But there is no value to the government when they are buying them to just give them away for a purpose they see no value in. As trump views ukraine.

Depends what you mean by 'government'. Definitely some value to the individual lawmakers getting lobbied with donations and kickbacks from the arms industry.

 

[Anzacpaul]

Depends what you mean by 'government'. Definitely some value to the individual lawmakers getting lobbied with donations and kickbacks from the arms industry

Now replace "arms industry" with any other name you like and this is the state of U.S politics. NRA, Big Pharma, etc etc etc