TDSTrump Support Dips as Most Republicans Say 'Fresh Face' Needed in 2024
Amajority of Republicans would prefer a "fresh face" to run for president in 2024 while support for former President Donald Trump is "tanking," according to a new poll.
Wake Up, America! Wake Up! PLEASE!!
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LOL Yesterday was a bad day for President Trump?
I guess you didn’t Brandon’s disaster yesterday
wrong....look it up on the net.........a bunch on there
and in the news today..............jail time coming soon.......let me repeat...TODAY"S NEWS
In a push to compel the testimony of former President Donald Trump and two of his children, New York Attorney General Letitia James disclosed a potential game changer late Tuesday in a widening civil investigation of the Trump family business.
State investigators, the attorney general asserted, have "collected significant additional evidence indicating that the Trump Organization used fraudulent or misleading asset valuations to obtain a host of economic benefits, including loans, insurance coverage, and tax deductions."
Trump family business: New York AG subpoenas Ivanka Trump, Don Jr. in fraud inquiry
The state investigation and a parallel criminal probe by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office are two of the legal battles shadowing the former president.The New York court filing, which the company dismissed as a long-simmering political vendetta, underscored an expanding legal firestorm inching closer to the Trump business and the former president himself.
Beyond New York, Georgia authorities have been building on a months-long criminal investigation into Trump's alleged attempts to interfere in the state presidential vote count. In Washington, a special House committee signaled that it is examining whether Trump's failure to call off a mob of supporters who assaulted the Capitol amounts to criminal conduct that should be referred to the Justice Department for prosecution.
This week, the House committee pushed further into Trump's inner circle, serving subpoenas on the former president's legal team who advanced baseless election fraud theories to overturn the election. Late Wednesday, the Supreme Court added to the former president's troubles when it refused to block the House panel's demand for caches of documents from Trump's last days in the White House that could shed light on his actions and communications during the Capitol riot and the days leading up to the insurrection.
The attorney general's assessment of the evidence against the Trump business represents the most detailed accounting of the legal threat.
"In the past, Trump's approach to any legal trouble has been to brush it off as some sort of political gamesmanship," said Jimmy Gurule, a former Justice Department official in the George H.W. Bush administration. "But these are investigations on multiple levels, examining multiple courses of conduct. These are exceedingly serious matters. The big difference is that he is no longer president, and the mantle of immunity is no longer available to him."
The probe was sparked by congressional testimony in 2019 by Michael Cohen, a former Trump lawyer who said his ex-boss changed valuations virtually the way other people changed socks.
“It was my experience that Mr. Trump inflated his total assets when it served his purposes, such as trying to be listed among the wealthiest people in Forbes, and deflated his assets to reduce his real estate taxes," said Cohen, who pleaded guilty to unrelated charges and served a prison sentence.
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James’ office said Tuesday that investigators had not decided whether to proceed with legal allegations against Trump. The investigators notified the Trump Organization last year that the probe, initially civil in nature, had become a criminal matter.
One filing submitted in Manhattan Supreme Court late Tuesday said investigators “obtained documents and testimony from numerous witnesses that were involved in creating and disseminating the misleading statements and omissions.”
Revelations in New York court underscore Trump's legal peril on multiple fronts
In a push to compel the testimony of former President Donald Trump and two of his children, New York Attorney General Letitia James disclosed a potential game changer late Tuesday in a widening civil investigation of the Trump family business.
State investigators, the attorney general asserted, have "collected significant additional evidence indicating that the Trump Organization used fraudulent or misleading asset valuations to obtain a host of economic benefits, including loans, insurance coverage, and tax deductions."
Trump family business: New York AG subpoenas Ivanka Trump, Don Jr. in fraud inquiry
The state investigation and a parallel criminal probe by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office are two of the legal battles shadowing the former president.The New York court filing, which the company dismissed as a long-simmering political vendetta, underscored an expanding legal firestorm inching closer to the Trump business and the former president himself.
Beyond New York, Georgia authorities have been building on a months-long criminal investigation into Trump's alleged attempts to interfere in the state presidential vote count. In Washington, a special House committee signaled that it is examining whether Trump's failure to call off a mob of supporters who assaulted the Capitol amounts to criminal conduct that should be referred to the Justice Department for prosecution.
This week, the House committee pushed further into Trump's inner circle, serving subpoenas on the former president's legal team who advanced baseless election fraud theories to overturn the election. Late Wednesday, the Supreme Court added to the former president's troubles when it refused to block the House panel's demand for caches of documents from Trump's last days in the White House that could shed light on his actions and communications during the Capitol riot and the days leading up to the insurrection.
The attorney general's assessment of the evidence against the Trump business represents the most detailed accounting of the legal threat.
"In the past, Trump's approach to any legal trouble has been to brush it off as some sort of political gamesmanship," said Jimmy Gurule, a former Justice Department official in the George H.W. Bush administration. "But these are investigations on multiple levels, examining multiple courses of conduct. These are exceedingly serious matters. The big difference is that he is no longer president, and the mantle of immunity is no longer available to him."
New York looking into Trump properties
In the New York case, James’ office teamed with the Manhattan district attorney to investigate whether there is evidence that Trump, his business organization and members of his family violated the law by exaggerating or undervaluing the worth of various properties to obtain loans, lower taxes and other financial advantages.The probe was sparked by congressional testimony in 2019 by Michael Cohen, a former Trump lawyer who said his ex-boss changed valuations virtually the way other people changed socks.
“It was my experience that Mr. Trump inflated his total assets when it served his purposes, such as trying to be listed among the wealthiest people in Forbes, and deflated his assets to reduce his real estate taxes," said Cohen, who pleaded guilty to unrelated charges and served a prison sentence.
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James’ office said Tuesday that investigators had not decided whether to proceed with legal allegations against Trump. The investigators notified the Trump Organization last year that the probe, initially civil in nature, had become a criminal matter.
One filing submitted in Manhattan Supreme Court late Tuesday said investigators “obtained documents and testimony from numerous witnesses that were involved in creating and disseminating the misleading statements and omissions.”
"Trump fell into a burning ring of fire, he went down, down, down, and the flames just got higher,
and it burns, burns, burns that ring of fire, that ring of fire, that ring of fire".
and it burns, burns, burns that ring of fire, that ring of fire, that ring of fire".
Supporting financial data for a 2015 Trump financial statement pegged the value of his triplex apartment in Manhattan’s Trump Tower at $327 million, based on 30,000 square feet of space multiplied by a certain price per square foot. Investigators said a 2017 financial statement said the apartment’s total area was slightly more than 10,996 square feet.
In 2012, the Trump Organization valued a 212-acre property north of New York City at $291 million, based on zoning that would enable construction of nine luxury homes. Two outside appraisers valued the property at $56 million in March 2016.
Trump’s next financial statement “disguised” the nosedive by moving the property to a category that did not include specific valuations, James’ office said in a statement.
"In the past, Trump's approach to any legal trouble has been to brush it off as some sort of political gamesmanship," said Jimmy Gurule, a former Justice Department official in the George H.W. Bush administration. "But these are investigations on multiple levels, examining multiple courses of conduct. These are exceedingly serious matters. The big difference is that he is no longer president, and the mantle of immunity is no longer available to him."
... makes us all look forward to the Federal Charges unwinding. Can't wait!
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re: Trump Support Dips as Most Republicans Say 'Fresh Face' Needed in 2024
All Republicans will do is try to find another dishonest "Trump" type representative. This party is TOTALLY focused on winning political races, not serving the country or the people who help elect them. The January 6th event only proved just how DEEP the corruption goes ... and its pretty much the entire party at this point. I doubt there are a dozen Republicans in Washington that give a ******* about the USA.
"Dang 'em, dang 'em, they ought to take a rope and hang 'em, hang 'em from the higest treeeeeeeeeee"
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That's racist as fuck....where are all the black dudes at to scream at Mac and call him a nazi?
and the tooth fairy only comes on wednesdays.....
got all those old songs going....and damned if they aren't appropriate
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well you surely don't think anyone would fear someone from Wy......especially how they treated Tom Horn.....don't even have any pics of him in the cattlemans assoc steak house in Cheyene.....not people you trust nor fear
what....looking for a biased poll that shows what you want.....that seem about right for a trumptard
more of your biased stats......look and see what states are most infected........fuuny....in the south...and I said STATES not cities.........here in Okl we are not that high in infections.......but lead the nation in deaths....shows you how good our health care is here in the south.....surprised texas up to 28th...pretty good for the southOMEBA OMEBA
Are you ever right about anything?
LeDuff: Michigan undercounted COVID-19 nursing home deaths
(The Center Square) – A report from Auditor General Doug Ringler scheduled for a Monday release is expected to show the state undercounted COVID-19 long-term care deaths.www.thecentersquare.com
you are stuck in doofus mode....don't know anything else......get your self out of that gashole and look around...........there are other things in the outside world.....and he did out perform.......look at the job market...best in 52 years....guess you missed that
He was specifically talking about nursing homes. STFU. You are too stupid to do this
Seriously Stubby. Get better at this
Why haven’t you realized, they are lying to you.
nevermind, I know why you haven’t
Guess you missed this
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Maybe you should go ask Clarence Thomas, or Tim Scott, or Herman Cain...it wasn't as racist as not only contesting the election, but only doing so in places with heavily non white populations.....Detroit, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Phoenix,,,then doubling down on it when Republicans said it was legit.
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TDS IS REAL
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Hey dipshit, name one of President Trump’s tyrannical policies
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