Executive order 14099, eliminating the vaccinnation requirements for federal workers.
You are not stupid. Just asking the wrong question. If the question is, "who won the debate", then you will get an answer like "Ron, or Vivek".
Are you two stupid fucking cunts really still shit posting on here??
Never watch Fox or any news channel. On my worst day I’m better than you dipshits who intubated Carlson and Hannity and the zombies before them.
nypost.com
Chris Christie’s just digging himself in deeper
Listen up, beaches — Chris Christie don’t give a damn. A day after the New Jersey governor was caught in a blatant lie about not getting “any sun” — photographed soaking up rays with his family on …
Gigantic piece of shit.
What did you rip that out of the porta john. 2nd time someone has post it to me, this morning and the second time I have seen it.
Time will tell who called it right.Wanted to make sure you knew how wrong you were.
Forget about that douche bag, he probably goes home every night and jerks off to re-runs of Judas Pence pontificating about our "Sacred Democracy"Wanted to make sure you knew how wrong you were.
You have just written the greatest sentence in the history of non sequitur definitions.
The GA Governor is a "conservative" who brought Dominion into GA while serving as former Secretary of State.
Not in my small town. We have pills that stop riots. Red pill, blue pill, BTHP pill.
First if this was a Republican vs Democrat scenario Trump would have never been charged, it’s a club and they protect their own, the unfortunate reality is with the Republican establishment the Trump derangement syndrome is evident just not as vocal. Yes he is a republican appointed judge, but appointed by a Republican Trump has been at considerable odds with since the election. Yes out of the remaining three he is probably the best bet, but considering the charges are in direct conflict with a existing Supreme Court decision we’ll see if he dismisses the charges. My point being Chris Christie is a Republican just by name, yet he obviously hates Trump more than the average rabid democrat.
A so called conservative judge appointed by a Republican has denied bail for one of Trump’s co-conspirators. You can make bail for rape or murder, but evidently not for publically challenging a election, does this make my point concerrning an objective judge in this case?
Not the same judge, so there is that.
Why do you want a dem second in line?Trump/Vivek 2024Keep DeSantis as Gov of FL
First the charges all come from the tree of disputing the election, or by the states theory election interference, and what is at best a legal theory about how these charges are justified, a legal theory that the supreme courts had already issued a prior ruling on, which basically stated that someone running for office can lie all they wish and it’s protected speech, putting aside the obvious point that I don’t believe Trump lied at all.
Sununu. But you already knew that.
Maybe not........ There is Romney.Sununu. But you already knew that.
Shit.......Murkowski.
Damnit........Kinzinger.
Fuck.........Cheney.
Upon reflection, you're probably right. That fat fucking slimeball would sell his mother out for a bacon wrapped maple bar.
One would think that it would occur to them that “the biggest piece of shit” is not an endearing term and won’t buy them much in the way of votes. I guess they really are just that stupid.
Chris Christie has no illusion of winning the republican primary. He knows he can't win the general. What he also knows is that if a Democrat wins, he is the perfect choice for an appointed office such as attorney general. You know, the reaching across the isle thing. Bipartisanship. He might even be appointed special prosecutor when the democrats need cover on something. And he knows the money in his campaign coffers is his to use as bribe money. Money laundered from about 5 donors. It is a wicked game.
You can lay out these facts and they believe that the next time will be different.
Which is a long way of admitting that you know nothing about Judge McAfee or whether he is a fair and impartial judge. Period. You are just going to continue to spout your narrative regardless of your ignorance. Even if you corrected your ignorance with some knowledge, from the things you write it sounds like it would not matter. Your mind is made up in the absence of any knowledge and will remain made up regardless of what the facts are.
Harrison Floyd, the lone defendant in the Georgia 2020 election RICO case still in custody at the Fulton County Jail, will remain there until he can have a full bond hearing after a judge denied bond in a first appearance Friday.
No arguments were heard for or against bond - that will be left to an as-yet-unscheduled full hearing before Judge Scott McAfee, who is overseeing the RICO case involving Floyd, Donald Trump and 17 other co-defendants.
Harrison Floyd, lone Georgia election RICO defendant still in jail, denied bond by judge
Floyd, charged for his part in the alleged soliciting of false statements from election worker Ruby Freeman, did not have a prearranged bond.www.11alive.com
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So the judge in this particular case specifically stated he was being denied bail because he was likely to commit another crime and was a flight risk, but she was evidently wrong, she actually denied bail because he didn’t have a attorney, but since you generally ignore everything that doesn’t fit your narrative you ignored her actual ruling as well, why take her word for it when you can make up your own. Your theory is just silly, while it is undoubtedly a benefit to have a attorney present and most likely would result in a lower bail it isn’t required. In Georgia the following crimes must be set by a superior court judge: Murder, Rape, Armed Robbery, Aggravated Sexual Battery, Aggravated Child Molestation, Aggravated Sodomy, Home Invasion in the First Degree, Car Hijacking in the First Degree, Drug Trafficking. Individuals accused of all these crimes have made bail, but again a pre negotiated agreement with an attorney isn’t a requirement other than in your own mind. I went to college in Georgia and lived there for some time and it’s where half of my family is originally from, and while it’s legal system is obviously tilted to benefit those with an attorney(as is every state unfortunately), to try and say it is a legal requirement to have your attorney negotiate if you receive bail or not is absurd. The judge herself stated exactly why she denied bail, that she believed he would likely commit another crime, not because he did not follow the law in Georgia requiring a attorney to make bail, a law that only exists in your mind and would defy the basis for our legal system. Bail is such a simple proceeding especially in a case such as this, any reasonable judge would have set an amount and moved on. Considering your proclivity to ignore anything you don’t wish to believe, again I never made any specific accusations against any of the original judges. I simply pointed out that some of them may not be reasonable or fair when it comes to charges related to Trump, why is that so hard for you to comprehend? A point I might add that can’t be proven or disproven at this point by you or I, but a early ruling such as this doesn’t bode well for the theory of blind justice. After seeing the travesty of the shame trials and sentences during the Jan 6 trials it’s more than a reasonable question to have when politically charged offenses are presented.In Georgia, the only persons who get bail set at first appearance in Fulton County with no attorneys are misdemeanors and low level felonies and no prior criminal history.
So your claim about murderers and other serious, violent criminals getting bail at a first appearance automatically somehow is just not a valid claim. To the extent that your argument relies on this shaky premise, you should reconsider your argument without it and then see if your conclusion changes.
Everybody else has requests and motions for bond, typically filed by attorneys who know how to argue properly before the court and make the case that a bond is appropriate. Note that everybody else who had attorneys, they are all out on bond.
You can claim it is ridiculous all you want, but I have watched a courtroom full of persons without attorneys denied bond while the few with attorneys received bond. It has nothing to do with the Establishment v. Trump and the judges being part of some anti-Trump conspiracy. This is just how getting a bond works in Georgia.
This is the only guy without an attorney. This is the only guy charged with a violent crime against law enforcement, not in this case, but in an open case that is still pending. This guy was also charged with threats and harassment. If this was not a Trump ally, the violent crime against law enforcement would be enough to have all the Trump supporters calling for him to stay in jail.
By the way, he has a lawyer in the violent crime case, and guess what? He got bail. That is why he was out of jail to be arrested for this case.
A Trump supporter indicted in Georgia is also charged with assaulting an FBI agent in Maryland
A Donald Trump supporter who surrendered to Georgia authorities on charges he conspired with the former president and other allies to overturn Trump’s 2020 election loss is also facing federal charges that he assaulted an FBI agent in Maryland. Harrison William Prescott Floyd turned himself in...
As for your opening line, supposing my attitude is Oh, "well" and he can just sit in jail and it is easy for me to say because I am not the one sitting in jail. You are mistaken. That is not my attitude at all. I am just telling you how it works, not telling you how I feel about it or how it "should" be. This is how it works, and it has nothing to do with political bias or the "Establishment" or any of that other nonsense. If you are going to get arrested, or you do get arrested, get an attorney. Period. I shouldn't think this is necessary advice, but apparently, it is.
I expect that once he hires an attorney, the attorney's first order of business will be to make a request, and Judge McAfee will order a bond to be posted for his release with conditions like not contacting any witnesses or co-defendants or committing any further crimes.
Had he hired one ahead of turning himself in, he would be out now at home over the weekend, just like the other 18 who did so, Establishment be damned.
