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THE MAGA PARTY!,,, the GOP is dead, republicans are going down with the dems,, get ready for THE MAGA PARTY lefty's
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2021-12-08 at 11:23 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2021-12-08 at 11:51 PM UTCLike I said, unimpeachable.
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2021-12-09 at 12:14 AM UTC
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2021-12-09 at 1:20 AM UTCI think we can all agree that Rudy Giuliani is the best lawyer ever called to the New York bar, or at least one of the best who were ever MARRIED TO THEIR COUSIN
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2021-12-09 at 1:29 AM UTCWhat's wrong with marrying and fucking your cousins?
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2021-12-09 at 1:35 AM UTC
Originally posted by Solstice What's wrong with marrying and fucking your cousins?
Well the people that do it don't tend to become mayors of the most important city in the world or lawyers at all, let alone lawyer to the president who gets tangled up in Ukraine and lev parnas. Most just tend to do mundane cousinfucking things and not reach such heights -
2021-12-09 at 1:42 AM UTCMassive Wisconsin voter fraud discovered...
https://rumble.com/vqfo0n--watch-live-patriot-news-outlet-evening-news-edition-and-war-room-pandemic-.html -
2021-12-09 at 1:46 AM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Massive Wisconsin voter fraud discovered…
https://rumble.com/vqfo0n--watch-live-patriot-news-outlet-evening-news-edition-and-war-room-pandemic-.html
Yawn -
2021-12-09 at 1:55 AM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Massive Wisconsin voter fraud discovered…
https://rumble.com/vqfo0n--watch-live-patriot-news-outlet-evening-news-edition-and-war-room-pandemic-.html
Elaborate coping mechanisms for losers discoveredThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2021-12-09 at 3:52 PM UTCMake that
Asshole
Give
A deposition
The Washington Post
New York attorney general seeks Trump’s deposition as part of civil fraud investigation
Josh Dawsey, David Fahrenthold
New York Attorney General Letitia James is seeking a deposition from former president Donald Trump early next year as part of her investigation into potential fraud inside the Trump Organization, according to people familiar with the matter.
James has requested to take his testimony on Jan. 7 at her New York office as part of a civil investigation into whether Trump’s company committed financial fraud in the valuations of properties to different entities, according to the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the inquiry is ongoing.
One of the people familiar with the investigation said James is examining whether widespread fraud “permeated the Trump Organization.”
Fabien Levy, a spokesman for James, declined to comment. Representatives for Trump did not immediately respond to messages from The Washington Post. Ronald Fischetti, an attorney who has been representing Trump in investigations into his New York financial practices, also did not respond.
The deposition marks an escalation in the probe of the former president’s company and a critical moment for James, who is running for governor next year.
Both the attorney general and the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office are scrutinizing whether Trump’s company broke the law by providing low values to property tax officers, while using high ones to garner tax breaks or impress lenders, as The Washington Post previously reported.
James has said she is considering filing a lawsuit over the matter and Manhattan prosecutors have convened a new grand jury to consider potential criminal charges related to the company’s financial practices, according to the people familiar with the investigations.
Trump has not been personally accused of wrongdoing. He has previously attacked James and her probe into his businesses as a “witch hunt” being driven by a prominent New York Democrat who has vowed to use her perch to investigate him and his company.
Privately, the former president has regularly expressed frustration about the investigation, according to people close to him.
If Trump refuses to appear for the deposition, James and her office could take him to court and try to force him to comply.
Last year, James’s investigators subpoenaed the former president’s son Eric — a longtime executive at the Trump Organization — seeking to depose him as part of the same investigation. Eric Trump initially refused to comply, with his lawyers citing “those rights afforded to every individual under the Constitution,” according to a legal filing from James’ office.
He later agreed to comply and was questioned last October.
Earlier this fall, the former president sat for a 4½ hour deposition in another case. In that lawsuit, he was questioned by lawyers for a group of protesters who have sued him, alleging that Trump’s security guards assaulted them in 2015.
Before taking office, Trump sat for numerous depositions as part of civil litigation, at times forced to acknowledged facts that he had previously denied.
“He can’t be scripted, and he’s injudicious, and he often doesn’t understand that the process is about events and facts, rather than being performance art,” said Tim O’Brien, a Trump biographer who sued him. In the 2007 deposition taken for that suit, Trump was confronted by O’Brien’s lawyers with 30 false statements or misstatements.
In their inquiries, New York prosecutors are examining financial statements related to several of Trump’s properties, including his California golf club, for which he valued the same parcel of land at $900,000 and $25 million depending on the intended audience, and an estate in suburban New York, for which Trump’s valuations ranged from $56 million up to $291 million. The valuations were all given in the five years before Trump won the presidency.
Appraisers have said it is highly unusual for a company to provide such widely different valuations of the same properties at the same time.
Prosecutors appear to have dug deeply into these properties, according to court papers and people familiar with the investigation. They have compiled reams of emails, planning documents and financial data, even seeking the initiation fees Trump charged golf club members as far back as a decade ago. In Los Angeles, they have asked for geology reports on the rock layers under Trump’s course, where the value was affected by a history of landslides.
Earlier this year, in a joint investigation with Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance, James charged Allen Weisselberg, the chief financial officer of the Trump Organization, and two Trump corporate entities with tax crimes.
In that case, prosecutors alleged that Weisselberg had hidden some of his own compensation — and the compensation of other Trump executives — from tax authorities, to lower the taxes they owed. Prosecutors alleged that Weisselberg had avoided paying more than $900,000 over 15 years.
Weisselberg and the Trump companies all pleaded not guilty. The former president was not accused of any wrongdoing in that case. -
2021-12-09 at 3:55 PM UTC
Originally posted by stl1 Make that
Asshole
Give
A deposition
The Washington Post
New York attorney general seeks Trump’s deposition as part of civil fraud investigation
Josh Dawsey, David Fahrenthold
New York Attorney General Letitia James is seeking a deposition from former president Donald Trump early next year as part of her investigation into potential fraud inside the Trump Organization, according to people familiar with the matter.
James has requested to take his testimony on Jan. 7 at her New York office as part of a civil investigation into whether Trump’s company committed financial fraud in the valuations of properties to different entities, according to the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the inquiry is ongoing.
One of the people familiar with the investigation said James is examining whether widespread fraud “permeated the Trump Organization.”
Fabien Levy, a spokesman for James, declined to comment. Representatives for Trump did not immediately respond to messages from The Washington Post. Ronald Fischetti, an attorney who has been representing Trump in investigations into his New York financial practices, also did not respond.
The deposition marks an escalation in the probe of the former president’s company and a critical moment for James, who is running for governor next year.
Both the attorney general and the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office are scrutinizing whether Trump’s company broke the law by providing low values to property tax officers, while using high ones to garner tax breaks or impress lenders, as The Washington Post previously reported.
James has said she is considering filing a lawsuit over the matter and Manhattan prosecutors have convened a new grand jury to consider potential criminal charges related to the company’s financial practices, according to the people familiar with the investigations.
Trump has not been personally accused of wrongdoing. He has previously attacked James and her probe into his businesses as a “witch hunt” being driven by a prominent New York Democrat who has vowed to use her perch to investigate him and his company.
Privately, the former president has regularly expressed frustration about the investigation, according to people close to him.
If Trump refuses to appear for the deposition, James and her office could take him to court and try to force him to comply.
Last year, James’s investigators subpoenaed the former president’s son Eric — a longtime executive at the Trump Organization — seeking to depose him as part of the same investigation. Eric Trump initially refused to comply, with his lawyers citing “those rights afforded to every individual under the Constitution,” according to a legal filing from James’ office.
He later agreed to comply and was questioned last October.
Earlier this fall, the former president sat for a 4½ hour deposition in another case. In that lawsuit, he was questioned by lawyers for a group of protesters who have sued him, alleging that Trump’s security guards assaulted them in 2015.
Before taking office, Trump sat for numerous depositions as part of civil litigation, at times forced to acknowledged facts that he had previously denied.
“He can’t be scripted, and he’s injudicious, and he often doesn’t understand that the process is about events and facts, rather than being performance art,” said Tim O’Brien, a Trump biographer who sued him. In the 2007 deposition taken for that suit, Trump was confronted by O’Brien’s lawyers with 30 false statements or misstatements.
In their inquiries, New York prosecutors are examining financial statements related to several of Trump’s properties, including his California golf club, for which he valued the same parcel of land at $900,000 and $25 million depending on the intended audience, and an estate in suburban New York, for which Trump’s valuations ranged from $56 million up to $291 million. The valuations were all given in the five years before Trump won the presidency.
Appraisers have said it is highly unusual for a company to provide such widely different valuations of the same properties at the same time.
Prosecutors appear to have dug deeply into these properties, according to court papers and people familiar with the investigation. They have compiled reams of emails, planning documents and financial data, even seeking the initiation fees Trump charged golf club members as far back as a decade ago. In Los Angeles, they have asked for geology reports on the rock layers under Trump’s course, where the value was affected by a history of landslides.
Earlier this year, in a joint investigation with Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance, James charged Allen Weisselberg, the chief financial officer of the Trump Organization, and two Trump corporate entities with tax crimes.
In that case, prosecutors alleged that Weisselberg had hidden some of his own compensation — and the compensation of other Trump executives — from tax authorities, to lower the taxes they owed. Prosecutors alleged that Weisselberg had avoided paying more than $900,000 over 15 years.
Weisselberg and the Trump companies all pleaded not guilty. The former president was not accused of any wrongdoing in that case.
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2021-12-09 at 4:45 PM UTCTWGOI
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2021-12-09 at 4:49 PM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Massive Wisconsin voter fraud discovered…
https://rumble.com/vqfo0n--watch-live-patriot-news-outlet-evening-news-edition-and-war-room-pandemic-.html
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2021-12-09 at 4:53 PM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ tl/ds
HERE'S THE READER'S DIGEST CONDENSED VERSION FOR THE MENTALLY IMPAIRED:
Originally posted by stl1 In their inquiries, New York prosecutors are examining financial statements related to several of Trump’s properties, including his California golf club, for which he valued the same parcel of land at $900,000 and $25 million depending on the intended audience, and an estate in suburban New York, for which Trump’s valuations ranged from $56 million up to $291 million. The valuations were all given in the five years before Trump won the presidency.
HOW MANY TIMES WAS RUMP IMPEACHED? -
2021-12-09 at 4:54 PM UTCI know bout alota stuff going down every week proving the 51 constitutions stand and we the people are above the government and hold all political power and have the right and duty to reclaim that power from the ones it is granted to to do our bidding and then don't do our bidding
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2021-12-09 at 4:58 PM UTCPeople who have to repeatedly scream that they have all of the power, don't.
How many times was Rump impeached, Weasel? -
2021-12-09 at 5 PM UTCI'm not screaming it,, I'm pointing it out so stupid mother fuckers like you may heR IT AND LOOK INTO IT TO SEE HOW GOD DAMN IGNARENT YOU ARE AND CHANGE YOUR WAYS WHEN YOU FIND OUT HOW WRONG YOUare
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2021-12-09 at 5:02 PM UTClol at accidental caps loc that most def made dummy commie boy think he triggered me into caps loc....
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2021-12-09 at 5:08 PM UTC
Originally posted by stl1 In their inquiries, New York prosecutors are examining financial statements related to several of Trump’s properties, including his California golf club, for which he valued the same parcel of land at $900,000 and $25 million depending on the intended audience, and an estate in suburban New York, for which Trump’s valuations ranged from $56 million up to $291 million. The valuations were all given in the five years before Trump won the presidency.
Nigga you salty cos I got mad good business sense. -
2021-12-09 at 5:11 PM UTC
