Well, that’ll teach him.
It’ll teach him that he can continue trying his damnedest to incite violence against his enemies, because they’re not going to jail him for it.
The judge presiding over Donald Trump’s hush money case on Tuesday held the former president in criminal contempt over a series of posts on Truth Social that he said violated a gag order barring any attacks on jurors and witnesses.
The judge’s ruling has some language about possibly jailing Trump if he continues, but if that ever happens I will be the most surprised person who ever lived.
I’m hoping he does send Trump to jail for contempt. The explosion of appeals to SCOTUS and Judge Judy and anyone else who will listen will be deafening.
Having Melania appear in court would be worse than those fines.
re: #3 jaunte
Having Melania appear in court would be worse than those fines.
It’s bad enough he has to attend one of his children’sher son’s graduation.
re: #3 jaunte
Having Melania appear in court would be worse than those fines.
She can wear her “Don’t Care” coat….
re: #4 darthstar
It’s bad enough he has to attend one of his children’s graduations.
Again, he has attended graduations consistently. There’s enough bad about Trump that there’s no need to make stuff up.
re: #3 jaunte
Having Melania appear in court would be worse than those fines.
It’s being reported that Eric is in court. It’s been suggested that the heir is too coked up to be present, so the spare is in court.
re: #1 Charles Johnson
Trump is daring Merchan to do just that. I don’t think it’s a good idea to cross Merchan (or most judges) by threatening witnesses, jurors, etc.
It should also force DC, GA, and FL cases to get Trump and prosecutors to file papers as to why bail should not be revoked in their cases for violating the no violation of law provisions in their respective bail conditions.
Trump’s problems are multiplicative.
re: #6 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
Again, he has attended graduations consistently. There’s enough bad about Trump that there’s no need to make stuff up.
Well, good for him.
re: #8 lawhawk
Trump is daring Merchan to do just that. I don’t think it’s a good idea to cross Merchan (or most judges) by threatening witnesses, jurors, etc.
It should also force DC, GA, and FL cases to get Trump and prosecutors to file papers as to why bail should not be revoked in their cases for violating the no violation of law provisions in their respective bail conditions.
Trump’s problems are multiplicative.
I thought Merchan might be proceeding one. step. at. a. time. because he wants to be sure he won’t be reversed.
re: #9 darthstar
Well, good for him.
I was surprised by it, but people did the research, and at most he missed one graduation, and may have attended them all.
re: #13 A hollow voice says: Abort SCOTUS
I’ve said that as well. Merchan doesn’t want to do anything weird with fines, like say fining Trump $1,000 per hour his posts remain online after stated deadline, or other ways to try and exceed the $1000 per count limit for contempt as per state law.
He’s basically stated that Trump is out of financial chances, and any other contempt will send him to Rikers.
re: #15 lawhawk
I’ve said that as well. Merchan doesn’t want to do anything weird with fines, like say fining Trump $1,000 per hour his posts remain online after stated deadline, or other ways to try and exceed the $1000 per count limit for contempt as per state law.
Doesn’t the Constitution have a downer on “unusual” punishments in sentencing? I see a lot of “wouldn’t it be great if they did [x] to Trump” and I wonder if the sanction they suggest has ever been applied by law enforcement or the judiciary to anyone else in the United States.
re: #17 Charles Johnson
Well, that didn’t take long.
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re: #20 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
He’s allowed to attack
threethe judge. Just not witnesses or staff and families.
Freebie!
Yes, it’s the indictments that will be the scandal, not the war crimes:
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said if the International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for government officials on charges related to the conduct of its war against Hamas it would be a scandal on a historic scale.
re: #20 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
He’s allowed to attack
threethe judge. Just not witnesses or staff and families.
Right, but he won’t be able to stop himself. You can see it coming.
re: #22 goddamnedfrank
I don’t think his opinion will daunt the ICC.
re: #3 jaunte
Having Melania appear in court would be worse than those fines.
She doesn’t need to be there for the whole trial; just the days Stormy and Karen are testifying.
re: #26 sagehen
I suspect her services contract doesn’t cover public hand-holding.
I am going to spend the next 6 months getting yelled at by “leftists” for speaking bold truths like “if you don’t like Trump, you should vote for Biden.” This is apparently highly triggering and causes them to lash out. But someone has to do it.
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.bsky.social) 2024-04-30T18:05:26.636Z
re: #5 Jay C
She can wear her “Don’t Care” coat….
Someone could have a lot of fun with AI “art” and Melania walking into the courtroom in that outfit.
re: #18 Nojay UK
Doesn’t the Constitution have a downer on “unusual” punishments in sentencing? I see a lot of “wouldn’t it be great if they did [x] to Trump” and I wonder if the sanction they suggest has ever been applied by law enforcement or the judiciary to anyone else in the United States.
Because no one else has consistently ignored a judge’s ruling, so there is no precedent. Any other person would have already been jailed for this behavior.
Trump Campaign Contradicts Trump’s Latest Vow To Pardon All Rioters: “It Will Be On Case-By Case Basis”
https://t.co/7muwDaqxyE pic.twitter.com/jUxaug95A6— JoeMyGod (@JoeMyGod) April 30, 2024
Depending on how much money they pay me.
re: #28 Charles Johnson
“Don’t like Trump” is an extremely mild way of describing the end of democracy and rule by law.
Ken Paxton is there, proving that this trial is the hot conservative tourism ticket for the year.
re: #33 jaunte
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Ken Paxton is there, proving that this trial is the hot conservative tourism ticket for the year.
Fascist. “Conservative” was a mask.
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Leo has played a central role in shifting the high court and its decisions far to the right. As former President Donald Trump’s judicial adviser, Leo helped select three of the Supreme Court’s six conservative justices. He also leads a dark-money network that boosted their confirmations and helps determine what cases the justices hear and shape their rulings.
The Supreme Court connection has paid off for Leo — big time. In 2021, he was gifted control of a $1.6 billion political advocacy slush fund. Over the past decade, Leo’s dark money network has plowed more than $100 million into his for-profit consulting firm, CRC Advisors.
Leo co-chairs the Federalist Society, the conservative lawyers network. He is also the chairman of CRC. Like many consulting firms, CRC does not publicly disclose its clients. However, several of the firm’s clients were named in resumes that applicants submitted to an online jobs bank hosted by the Conservative Partnership Institute, which accidentally left the files exposed online.
Alex Hassilev, last original member of the ’60s folk trio the Limeliters, dies at 91Alex Hassilev, the singing, songwriting, guitar and banjo virtuoso who was the last surviving original member of 1960s folk trio the Limeliters, died of cancer April 21 at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank. He was 91.
Hassilev was the youngest member of the Limeliters, whose other original members were bassist and comic spokesman Lou Gottlieb (1923-1996) and star tenor Glenn Yarbrough (1930-2016). The band was second only to the Kingston Trio in its popularity during the peak years of the American urban folk music boom of the late 1950s and early ’60s.
After becoming a hit act at San Francisco’s fabled hungry i nightclub only two months after their formation in 1959, the Limeliters became an inescapable presence in mass media. They recorded 13 albums, appeared on television and toured as many as 310 days out of the year. Their most enduring album, “Through Children’s Eyes,” was popular among generations of children and their parents.
re: #36 Joe Bacon ✅
do note the time…
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When people have to entirely miss the point to defend you, what you did was indefensible.
I think Trump (or someone else) did remove some of the posts in the judge’s ruling, if not all of them.
re: #36 Joe Bacon ✅
Not the issue. The issue is she posted that in her book for consumption by the people she was licking.
The issue is she was proud of that act, as if it validated her rotten ass.
re: #40 nines09
Not the issue. The issue is she posted that in her book for consumption by the people she was licking.
The issue is she was proud of that act, as if it validated her rotten ass.[Embedded content]
That’s one issue, that makes it entirely clear that she has terrible judgement.
There’s also the issue of killing a dog rather than put in a little effort.
re: #17 Charles Johnson
Well, that didn’t take long.
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first amendment right was taken away?
you spoke
you paid a fine (consequences)
what was taken away?
re: #41 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
Yes. Farms have decisions to make. She’s no farmer, nor is she the salt of the earth as she thinks she is.
She is a bitch whose actions color her as such. A bitch.
She mentioned it in a book for connecting to the brain dead toads she hopes to use..
There is one course and one course only.
Seppuku.
Oh. Wait.
I forgot she has no honor.
re: #44 SerialUpDinger
My condolences.
re: #44 SerialUpDinger
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Keys picked up from the counter , my wife grabbing her purse and me zipping a jacket. Those were signals to our beloved Kasper that there was the possibility of a car ride or a walk to the park. We learned hope and love from him. He loved us and we loved him. He was hopeful to the end. F%%k cancer. Our home feels a lot emptier today. Till we meet again!
My sympathies to you and your family.
Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra share their respective recipes for Hamburgers. pic.twitter.com/PYrtr8xWVS
— Historic Vids (@historyinmemes) April 29, 2024
re: #44 SerialUpDinger
My heart goes out to you.
Everyday, I fight the Democrat agenda destroying America and I fight for an America First Republican agenda.
Mike Johnson is officially the Democrat Speaker of the House. Here is their official endorsement of his Speakership.
What slimy back room deal did Johnson make for the… pic.twitter.com/HGDyDzvJQH— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@RepMTG) April 30, 2024
re: #44 SerialUpDinger
I am sorry to hear of your loss.
re: #38 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
[re Dusty Johnson’s “defense” of Kristi Noem’s dog-execution]
When people have to entirely miss the point to defend you, what you did was indefensible.
I don’t think Rep. Johnson has “missed” the point, it sounds more like a deliberate attempt at deflection. The exigencies of “rural life” notwithstanding*, it’s not as if Noem had to put down a sick or injured animal, or act in an emergency situation: Nor did she HAVE to publish the anecdote. Yeah: indefensible.
*which, though it might surprise Rep. Johnson, even we city slickers can comprehend.
re: #44 SerialUpDinger
So sorry for your loss.
re: #51 gocart mozart
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Marge might be so stupid that she actually believes that sane people are ruining America and fascists will “save us” from tolerance and equality.
re: #56 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
Marge might be so stupid that she actually believes that sane people are ruining America and fascists will “save us” from tolerance and equality.
I was told quite emphatically that she is not stupid.
re: #57 Nerdy Fish
I was told quite emphatically that she is not stupid.
She presents herself very poorly for a not stupid person.
re: #44 SerialUpDinger
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Keys picked up from the counter , my wife grabbing her purse and me zipping a jacket. Those were signals to our beloved Kasper that there was the possibility of a car ride or a walk to the park. We learned hope and love from him. He loved us and we loved him. He was hopeful to the end. F%%k cancer. Our home feels a lot emptier today. Till we meet again!
{{{Kasper and his humans}}}
The jingle when you pick up the keys and the answering scrabble of hopeful paws. Takes awhile for your heart to stop listening for the familiar sounds, jabbed by the unfamiliar loss. Yeah, cancer sucks but memories abide, love is worth it. Sending a hug and a whole lot of sympathy.
re: #51 gocart mozart
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Part of me wants the Dems to continue to force the GOP to stew in the mess of their own making.
The other part of me is going “Ha Ha Ha GFY Marge”.
Just a straight up, unequivocal call for genocide from a key cabinet member:
Finance Minister and member of the security cabinet Bezalel Smotrich called on Monday for annihilating Israel’s enemies, saying “There are no half measures. [The Gazan cities of] Rafah, Deir al-Balah, Nuseirat - total annihilation. ‘You will blot out the remembrance of Amalek from under heaven’ - there’s no place under heaven.”
re: #44 SerialUpDinger
If you love, you will hurt. I hope you take that and pass it forward to another furry heart. They are out there. And they already know you. They are just waiting for you to show up.
{{{your family}}}
re: #42 Dangerman
first amendment right was taken away?
you spoke
you paid a fine (consequences)what was taken away?
but he had to pay $ for his “free” speech!!!! //////
re: #65 Joe Bacon ✅
She is very good at that. What state picked her for Congress?
re: #66 PhillyPretzel ✅
She is very good at that. What state picked her for Congress?
Isn’t she out of the Houston area?
re: #66 PhillyPretzel ✅
I just found out. Texas. That is one thing they did right.
re: #28 Charles Johnson
thumbs up for this reply:
Unwieldy @unwieldy.bsky.social
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17m
LOL. We need people playing the short, mid, and long game. But if you don’t coalesce around a fundamental like “biden is a better choice than Orange Buffoon”…..well, you’re just stubborn.
thumbs down for this
Dulchie, is deoch orm, éist. @skrynesaver.bsky.social
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21m
Biden is a terrible candidate and the fact the only alternative is worse is an indictment of American “Democracy”. I would advise people to vote for the genocide endorsing geriatric and spend the next 4 years overturning the party in the hope of rescuing it,but if genocide is a red line for you, ok.
like it or dont, an election is about the choices in front of you
working to change the direction of the party from the inside is a viable thing to do
however voting for the worse guy so everyone will ‘wake up’ has never worked
will never work
because the numbers dont support it
so who’s the “genocide endorsing geriatric’ you mean? //
Shit like this is how those three shirtless Israeli hostages got killed while waving a white flag, with the final wounded hostage followed into a building and murdered while he begged for his life in fluent Hebrew. There’s an entire entrenched subculture within the Israeli government and IDF that simply does not view Palestinians as even potential human beings, to the point where an injured hostage begging for mercy in their own language was viewed as a perfidious enemy.
At a recent security cabinet meeting with the IDF chief of staff, far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir questioned whether it was necessary to arrest so many terror operatives during operations in Gaza, and wondered whether the military couldn’t “kill some,” according to reports in Hebrew media.
The quotes, publicized on Friday by Channel 12 and Ynet, were said to have come from a meeting earlier this week, as Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi briefed ministers on recent operations and noted the arrests of hundreds of gunmen who surrendered to the troops.
“Why are there so many arrests?” Ben Gvir reportedly asked. “Can’t you kill some? Do you want to tell me they all surrender? What are we to do with so many arrested? It’s dangerous for the soldiers.”
re: #8 lawhawk
Trump is daring Merchan to do just that. I don’t think it’s a good idea to cross Merchan (or most judges) by threatening witnesses, jurors, etc.
It should also force DC, GA, and FL cases to get Trump and prosecutors to file papers as to why bail should not be revoked in their cases for violating the no violation of law provisions in their respective bail conditions.
Trump’s problems are multiplicative.
I don’t think that Merchan will do anything. It’s time to accept that the justice “system” such as it is, is irrevocably broken in these United States of America. It exists to punish black and brown people, and exonerate rich white people no matter what.
Thought experiment: what would be happening, were a black gang leader threatening the D.A., judge’s family and witnesses, and had in the recent past, sent legions of his gang members on a violent rampage, attempting to hunt down elected officials?
I’m guessing the trees in the park near the courthouse would be sporting some Strange Fruit in very short order.
re: #36 Joe Bacon ✅
do note the time…
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it’s not about “putting down an animal”
it’s about how and why
and the apparent pride in doing so
This can quickly get confusing, but here’s the layout:
AMI negotiated the Stormy deal at $120k. Her talent manager, Gina Rodriguez, already solidified her cut. They just roped in Davidson & padded it with another $10k.
Davidson’s description of the talks then is… funny.— Jose Pagliery (@Jose_Pagliery) April 30, 2024
Sure, this trial is all about documents, texts, contracts, and business records.
But unlike past Trump trials (all civil) where jurors are falling asleep, the 16 people in the jury box are wide awake and paying close attention. They can’t look away.— Jose Pagliery (@Jose_Pagliery) April 30, 2024
I just got the Bluesky folks to bump up the rate limits on embedded posts, so hopefully they should start to display more reliably soon.
Himalayan red panda Spud sure looks satisfied finding his breakfast in the ball pit pool!
📷: Zookeeper Taylor T
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A microsff story:
2023-01-27
*Why does your name for Humanity translate to ‘bottle
people’,” the human envoy asked.
“We studied you pre-contact,” said the Federation
ambassador. “We saw your custom of putting a message
in a bottle, hoping it will be found.’
“I don’t follow.”
“We found you thanks to Voyager.”
2023-02-09
I enter the Library of Books You Read As A Child.
“Do you have… er. It was green, and there was a girl and
a dog, and…”
The librarian nods.
“Of course. Which version do you want?”
“Version?”
“The one you read, with all flaws you didn’t notice, or
the one you remember loving?”
re: #23 Charles Johnson
Right, but he won’t be able to stop himself. You can see it coming.
I’m praying for it!
This show is an absolute delight. Two thumbs up!
— Charles Johnson (@charles.littlegreenfootballs.com) 2024-04-30T20:27:00.000Z
re: #75 Dangerman
Sure, this trial is all about documents, texts, contracts, and business records.
But unlike past Trump trials (all civil) where jurors are falling asleep, the 16 people in the jury box are wide awake and paying close attention.
They can’t look away.
A good trial is run like a good play.
The jury is being entertained.
re: #44 SerialUpDinger
I’m so sorry for your loss. 💔 It’s the saddest thing we have to do for those we love.
Bluesky will soon have direct messages. End to end encrypted.
re: #44 SerialUpDinger
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Keys picked up from the counter , my wife grabbing her purse and me zipping a jacket. Those were signals to our beloved Kasper that there was the possibility of a car ride or a walk to the park. We learned hope and love from him. He loved us and we loved him. He was hopeful to the end. F%%k cancer. Our home feels a lot emptier today. Till we meet again!
😢 So sorry for your loss!! Dogs are family,
I really love that I can actually engage with the developers at Bluesky, and they listen and try to help. I could get used to this.
Trying to get developer assistance from Twitter was like talking to a fucking brick wall.
re: #71 goddamnedfrank
“Why are there so many arrests?” Ben Gvir reportedly asked. “Can’t you kill some? Do you want to tell me they all surrender? What are we to do with so many arrested? It’s dangerous for the soldiers.”
Because
1) proper, skillful interrogation may yield useful information; and
2) if they’re going to trade a few thousand Palestinian prisoners for the hostages, they need to have a few thousand Palestinian prisoners to trade.
re: #91 sagehen
Because
1) proper, skillful interrogation may yield useful information; and
2) if they’re going to trade a few thousand Palestinian prisoners for the hostages, they need to have a few thousand Palestinian prisoners to trade.
Also, as they are criminals, they can be tried as publicly as possible.
It shows a complete misunderstanding of the whole Satan-Bible relationship.
— Charles Johnson (@charles.littlegreenfootballs.com) 2024-04-30T20:41:42.000Z
re: #83 jaunte
He has griped that Mr. Blanche, a former federal prosecutor and veteran litigator, has not been following his instructions closely, and has been insufficiently aggressive. Mr. Trump wants him to attack witnesses, attack what the former president sees as a hostile jury pool, and attack the judge, Juan M. Merchan.
ETTD
(Blanche is living a criminal defense attorney’s worst nightmare; a non cooperative client in a case counsel can’t withdraw)
re: #83 jaunte
Blanche should definitely attack the jury, over and over again. That’s a great strategy.
With most people I would say the desire to attack people who can ruin him is coming from the dementia, but he’s always believed that he can abuse his way out of trouble.
If Trump thinks the jurors are hostile to him he’s probably right. A master con man knows how to read people.
re: #96 Charles Johnson
If Trump thinks the jurors are hostile to him he’s probably right. A master con man knows how to read people.
Why do I hear Marissa Tomei’s dialogie with Joe Pesci in “My cousin Vinny”:
Vinny: Your Honor, may I ask your permission to treat Ms. Vito as a hostile witness?
Lisa: You think I’m hostile now? Wait till you see me tonight.
re: #11 Joe Bacon ✅
So…how many Big Macs are in Squirrelnuts Mouth?
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Found the UPI image…let the memes commence.
— mike luckovich (@mluckovichajc) April 30, 2024
re: #98 darthstar
Here we see the pufferfish inflate into a ball shape to deter predators.
re: #98 darthstar
The stress is really beginning to show now.
re: #98 darthstar
I hope he’s 1000x more miserable than he looks.
re: #98 darthstar
Found the UPI image…let the memes commence.
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C’mon. That’s clearly an AI image made to mock Trump.
/
He looks like Dizzy Gillespie hitting a high note.
re: #101 Charles Johnson
The stress is really beginning to show now.
At the criminal trial where he faces the least peril. If we can manage to not hand the country to the crazy asshole, the rest of his life will be fear and suffering.
I can remember the very first book I read in Kindergarten—Poker Dog.
It was about a dog named Sam who stepped on a rake and everyone made fun of him because he limped after that except his master Jimmy.
After that everyone called Sam “Poker Dog”. Didn’t stop Jimmy from loving Sam.
The moral of the book is that it’s not what you look like on the outside but what’s inside that counts.
re: #104 Charles Johnson
He looks like Dizzy Gillespie hitting a high note.
Please don’t mention Dizzy in the same sentence.
Trump is less a person than Dizzys’ toenail clippings.
re: #98 darthstar
He was warming up thinking Putin may be there…
re: #98 darthstar
I’m looking at that picture again and I swear Trump looks like the Chipmunk Girl from Eraserhead!
re: #111 darthstar
I wish he could feel guilt, rather than believing he’s persecuted whenever he doesn’t get away with crimes entirely.
re: #44 SerialUpDinger
😢 May the memory of having those ears in your life for 10 years soon be a comfort.
re: #104 Charles Johnson
He looks like Dizzy Gillespie hitting a high note.
It’s Trump, he’s hitting the brown note. Only he can hear it though
re: #107 nines09
Please don’t mention Dizzy in the same sentence.
Trump is less a person than Dizzys’ toenail clippings.
Agreed :)
re: #37 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈
I grew up with “Through Children’s Eyes” I was six when it came out and I still remember singing along to it (it was one of the forst LPs to have the lyrics on the record cover the LP went into).
My parents lived in the Bay Area and had seen Lou Gottleib and the Gateway Singers at the Hungry i in San Francisco in the 50s. She kept up with him and when the Limeliters were formed got every one of their albums. And played them until they wore out.
She hated the Kingston Trio because of their copyright antics. So folk in our house was the Limeliters (and some Odetta).
I actually bought an 8-track recorder to put their albums on, along with Tom Lehrer, to play in my car before cassettes took over. Such great driving music.
I was lucky enough to see them while I was going to Caltech, in a reunion concert I think in 76 or 77. Front row seats. With the original 3, I believe, althoug I think one of their sons was also covering on guitar. It was amazing.
I always thought the Folksmen seen in A Mighty Wind were a reference to the Limeliters. They played the same instruments (long-necked 5 string banjo used by Alex, stand up bass by Lou and guitar by Glenn; that trembling vibrato by Guest was an obvious nod to Glenn; and sing the same mix of songs).
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