All Things Trump: the story continues...

[JimC]

Smart people lie about their wealth and don't pay taxes.

...because over the years they've used their power and wealth to ensure the legal/tax system is biased in their favour...

[Tero]

Becky Sue
https://www.threads.net/@jojo.fromjerz/post/C3o3mnqAuxV

[Brian Peacock]

Who did she sue?

[rasetsu]

[Joe]

I think I found Trump's next lawyer, though being disbarred might be a small issue.

Colorado Supreme Court takes extraordinary step in response to disbarred lawyer's 'abuse'

The Colorado Supreme Court took the extraordinary step on Tuesday of slamming the door on Nina H. Kazazian's ability to continue flooding the legal system with "meritless" filings — conduct the state's disciplinary authority called "paper terrorism" when it disbarred her last year.

In an unsigned opinion that did not originate from any specific court case, the justices directed the chief judge of each judicial district to reject any further filings Kazazian submits without an attorney. The Supreme Court acknowledged the Colorado Constitution protects the public's access to the courts, but it also concluded Kazazian's conduct threatened the administration of justice.

"We count at least fourteen times that Colorado courts have found Kazazian’s arguments, actions, or claims to be meritless. We conclude that this 'multitude of meritless' instances rise to the level of being intolerable," the court wrote on Feb. 20.

The justices added that, while Kazazian may not be able to tell whether her claims are meritorious, it is more likely that she "persists merely to harass her opposers." The opinion cited an instance where Kazazian formed a corporation in the same name of an entity to whom she owed money, then attempted to collect the payment on its behalf.

"Apart from being a fraud on the court, which led to Kazazian’s disbarment," the Supreme Court wrote, "this particularly egregious abuse of the judicial system certainly rises to the level of harassment."

[Tero]

It's hard to tell, as he has consistently misunderstood so many things. Like magnets not working underwater.

[rasetsu]

[Tero]

Thread interviewer tricks Trumpsters:
https://www.threads.net/@demcast_florid ... IwNjQ2YQ==

[Tero]

Trump thinks he is winning black votes because he TOO had his mugshot taken.
https://www.threads.net/@lastwordmsnbc/ ... IwNjQ2YQ==

[Svartalf]

well, he sure does all he can to show the criminal vote that he is one of them...

[Tero]

His ramblings...they are the best rambling speeches.
https://www.threads.net/@bidenharrishq/ ... IwNjQ2YQ==

[Svartalf]

bah, Fidel Castro made better speeches, and more rambling.

[Tero]

Trump giving speeches:
-Melania was Mercedes
-governor was Mr Governor
He forgot the name.

[Tero]

Voters logically think Trump can kick out foreigners, not Nikki. She IS a foreigner!

Majorities believe Trump – but not Haley – is a candidate who can emerge victorious in November’s general election. Voters were also far more likely to view Trump than Haley as someone who would “stand up and fight for people like you” and to say he would keep the country safe. And about three-quarters say he has the mental capability to serve effectively as president.

Trump’s voters also backed his more nationalist views – they are more likely than Haley’s supporters to have lukewarm views of the NATO alliance or even consider it bad for the U.S., to say immigrants are hurting the country and to say immigration is the top issue facing the country.

https://www.klkntv.com/i/heres-how-trum ... -november/

[Tero]

Who knew?

As of my last update, there have been three U.S. Presidents who were first-generation Americans: Andrew Jackson, whose parents were immigrants from Ireland, James Buchanan, whose parents were immigrants from Ireland, and Donald Trump, whose mother was an immigrant from Scotland.