#president 34 felonies

[flyingsoup]

Y’know, according to the government rn, republicans don’t think I exist. I feel like trans men should take this opportunity to raise hell for the targeting of our sisters by the republican government.

I wonder if they even know what they’re doing, putting trans men in the women’s restroom. I may not be passing yet, but a lot of us pass so well you’d never guess we are trans. What are they gonna do when us actual men are in the women’s restrooms? I think that’d make cis women pretty uncomfortable if you really think that they care.

Do you think the government knows they’re putting men in women’s spaces? It’s not like they see us as ‘real men’ but it doesn’t matter, cause we are.

[worldwide-blackfolk]

Every one of us knows someone who can’t vote or get a decent job because he/she has a criminal past. But this muthafucka 🍊 can run for president.

[ohyeslawd]

State of the Union in 6 seconds. Lincoln Project version

[grumpkinpumpkinhead]

Maybe I have no right to be saying this since I'm not an American citizen, but a lot of people in America would rather have a criminal as their president over a woman, and I think that says enough. That's the most I'm gonna say about the election results.

[swampnoises]

Yes, Trump getting convicted of all 34 felony charges is great news. What isn’t great news is that he can still run for president while being a felon, it just means he can’t vote for himself. He is still running, and will continue to run for president with or without the charges.

[dinosaurwithablog]

I'm a rather easy going person and I'm very accepting of things and people, but can someone, please, explain how it is possible that a man convicted of 34 felonies can run for president, but in many states, convicted felons lose their right to vote, sometimes permanently. WTF? I can't believe that I even have to consider this question. WTF?

[bitchy-peachy]

Rant

Tw: Profanity and links. And perhaps some disturbing imagery.

President 34 Felonies is a murderer. Another plane crash. One of his recent victims, a young child.

We're not even 2 weeks into this "presidency" and this worthless, disgusting piece of shit is endangering everyone's health with him cutting off information about FDA and possible viruses and as well endangering all ability to travel via air due to his firing spree.

"Oh its DEI fault."

No, you rotted evil soulless bitch. It's YOUR FAULT! FUCK YOU, FUCK YOUR "PRESIDENCY ", FUCK EVERYONE WHO STILL SUPPORTS YOUR MURDEROUS PREDATORY ASS, FUCK THE DAY YOUR SHITTY GERMAN GRANDFATHER SET FOOT AS A SHITTY EUROTRASH IMMIGRANT INTO THIS COUNTRY, FUCK YOUR ENTIRE BLOODLINE DIRECTLY FROM YOU.

Anyways, now that I'm calmer, I must warn that this is only the beginning. More people are going to die and he'll blame people that literally have nothing to do with it. This mass of death will be worse than covid. I'm not even joking.

He wants hatred and division among The People so . He wants his side blinded because he doesn't want them, to wake up to the fact that the actual enemy of us all is Him and his cabinet of incompetent celebrities, secret donors, media that has bent the knee to his bullshit and every piece of shitty wealth hoarding conservative greedy fuck.

Look at them and him.

THE ENEMY.

Now I feel so much better.

[yamimichi]

I'm confused as to how the legal system works at times. Let me get this straight:

Trump was indicted. He arrived in NY, was arrested and arraigned.

34 FELONIES!

And now he gets to go back to Mar-a-lago? They're letting him go home after arresting him on 34 felonies?

I'm very confused as to why he gets to go home.

[bobbiedlifeinphil]

Epic Trump Legal Showdown Must Watch #Shorts

[possessesnightshift]

maybe if that united healthcare shooter knocks out 33 more CEOs he'll be up to 34 felonies and he can run for president...

[ginnyrules27]

I will just add this--if Trump gets elected again, according to the Constitution he can only serve one term (22nd amendment). However, does anyone think that is going to stop him?

this is the only text post im gonna make about voting for the US president:

under a 2nd biden term, cops will continue to shoot protestors in the head with rubber* bullets and suffer no consequences.

under a 2nd trump term, which may not end in 4-8 years, cops will go back to shooting protestors in the head with normal bullets like they used to, and suffer no consequences.

that’s where we’re at and that’s the choice you get. i am not willing to keep my own hands clean in exchange for a drastic and immediate increase in state violence, both direct and disguised as policies and regulations.

if you vote against trump, you might increase by a small amount the chance that you will live to see a presidential election where you get to make a good choice. if you don’t vote against trump, living to see that happen gets less likely.

voting is not even close to sufficient, but it is necessary, and it costs me little to nothing to do it.** to me that is the only possible ethical conclusion.

*rubber bullets are actually metal bullets with a rubber coating and they can and do kill people. nonetheless, they kill people significantly less often than regular bullets. also the bullet thing is a metaphor for all the varieties of state violence that will be committed by a trump administration. but also there absolutely will be an increase in the number of people murdered by cops if trump wins.

**there are a great many people in the US for whom voting does take considerable effort and sometimes sacrifice. if you are one of these people, you don’t owe anyone any loss of income or safety. but it may be even more strongly in your interests to vote against trump if you can.

[justsaying4041]

What does President Trump's Swearing in Mean for his 34 Felonies?

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The inauguration of a U.S. president under a cloud of legal charges raises profound questions about the intersection of law, politics, and governance. When President Trump was sworn into office, his status as a sitting president complicated the legal and ethical implications of his 34 felony charges. Let’s take a closer look at what this meant for the legal system, presidential accountability,…

[narrative-theory]

Trump will ALWAYS be a felon.

[dailiadelc]

[bitchy-peachy]

Update from American Medical Association (AMA) since a President 34 Felonies has nuked all communications and updates from the CDC since he loves seeing Americans dying in mass.

Frightening part of the update... Bird Flu is mutating and may now become endemic.

Also Flu season numbers have skyrocketed. More than last year. Just watch the video. There's lots of terrible things we all need to know to protect ourselves and our loved ones.