Trump's Second Term

Suspect arrested for murder.

There's no trial, no jury, just a hanging.

Reporter asks "did the accused get any Due Process???"

MAGA responds "where was the Due Process for the murdered girl????"


Is that where we are going?


You are already there.
 
I'm all for protesting against Tesla and Musk, but leave the cars alone, especially those on the road. Most of those were probably bought before Musk became the risk he has, and many of the owners are probably tree-hugger Democrats anyway.

I've got a feeling that many of those protestors were maga weirdoes. Not only does it make the dems look bad, while at the same time (many are owned by dems, like you said) it also hurts them financially. It's a win-win for those maga idiots, and it's not as if there isn't a precedent:

On May 27, 2021, Ivan Harrison Hunter, 26, traveled from Texas to Minneapolis during the height of last summer's George Floyd protests and fired gunshots in the Minneapolis 3rd Police Precinct while yelling "Justice for Floyd!" on video.

Hunter is a member of a militia group called the Boogaloo Boys that is anti-government and has the goal of starting a second civil war. Court documents suggest that he attended the protest with two other Boogaloo Boys — one of whom was accused of murdering two police officers.



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Because he can't get his own wiener up anymore, Trump is jerking the market around instead.

Dow Jones Today: Stocks Jump on Fresh Reports About Trump Tariff Plans; Tesla, Nvidia Lead Big-Tech Rally

Stocks surged Monday morning as investors digested reports that the Trump administration could reduce the scope of tariffs that are scheduled to be imposed next week.

The S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq were up 1.7% and 2.1%, respectively, in recent trading, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 1.3%. The market is looking to extend a nascent recovery from a selloff spurred by concerns about the potential impact of tariffs and uncertainty about the outlook for the economy. Each of the major indexes posted weekly gains last week, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite doing so for the first time in five weeks.

Investor sentiment got a boost this morning from a Wall Street Journal report that said the White House could exclude certain sectors from wide-ranging reciprocal tariffs that are scheduled to go into effect on April 2. Bloomberg News reported that some countries may also be left out of next week's announcement.

Trump's plans for tariffs have raised concerns that inflation could reaccelerate and economic growth could stall. Last week, the Federal Reserve said that, while growth remains solid, the economic outlook has become more uncertain. The Fed decided to hold off on adjusting interest rates as it seeks more clarity on the impact of Trump's policies.

Shares of the world's largest technology companies were up across the board Monday morning, led by a near-10% gain for EV maker Tesla (TSLA). AI chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA) rose nearly 4%, while Amazon (AMZN) and Meta Platforms (META) each advanced about 3%. Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOG) and Broadcom (AVGO) also moved higher.

Try to convince me that this isn't being done intentionally so Trump and his underlings can make a killing.
 
"The pitch document laying out sponsorship opportunities includes logos for both the White House and Harbinger.
It features imagery of Trump, first lady Melania Trump, members of the Trump family, the Easter Bunny, and the White House press corps."
 
Too many people for due process and they aren't worth it anyway.

Brian Kilmeade calls for the end of due process: "It's not practical to think we can do due process on 8 million people ... if we're gonna give every one of these guys a day in a court and a lawyer, we can't do it. They don't deserve it."

 
Deport 8 million without hearing. Too time consuming.
 
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I'm all for protesting against Tesla and Musk, but leave the cars alone, especially those on the road. Most of those were probably bought before Musk became the risk he has, and many of the owners are probably tree-hugger Democrats anyway.
One of the features of most UK licence plates is that they state what six months the car was originally registered in (there is an exception in the case of vanity plates). In this way you can tell whether the driver is OK (pre 2023 IMO) a bit of a **** (2023 and early 2024) or a utter ***** (late 2024 or later).
 
The people who were just deported had nothing to do with the crime against Laken Riley; therefore, Homan's answer is a non sequitur. Regarding Trump's accusation that James Boasberg is crooked or has conflicts of interest, I am aware of no evidence to support such a charge, and I am not going to hold my breath waiting for it to appear.
 

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