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1 year agoFor anyone but Trump, the indictment would be deadly. Trump already knows he’s screwed, so the number of indictments don’t matter. Trump is either going to win the Presidency, or he’s going to (try to) flee jurisdiction.
For anyone but Trump, the indictment would be deadly. Trump already knows he’s screwed, so the number of indictments don’t matter. Trump is either going to win the Presidency, or he’s going to (try to) flee jurisdiction.
The irony is that Zuck has wanted Twitter for a long time. He was literally the wolf at the gate for over a decade. And in less than a year, Elon gave Zuck the perfect opportunity to strike.
In economic aid packages like this, the goal is to spread money around in hopes people will spend it. Drop the cash from a helicopter, give it to random citizens, it doesn’t actually matter so long as the money goes out the door.
So, I’m not big on capital punishment, but if anyone deserves the death penalty. . .
Lol. Kemp isn’t going to help Trump. Trump is blocking basically every Republican with ambition from pursuing the White House. Kemp has ambition, and this indictment is pretty much a win-win for him. If Willis gets the conviction, Trump is gone for 2028, and Kemp can run as a successful governor of a swing(ish) state. If Willis blows it, her future in Georgia politics is toast, and he knocks off a rival down the road. The only way to fuck this up is to do anything.