I'm drawing this line now:

[Atticus]

WHEN Trump is evicted, I do not want to hear, will not listen to and guarantee I will get in anyone's face who DARES utter "we must look forward, not backward" to justify giving him a pass for his criminal malfeasance.

Donald Trump must die penniless in prison.

[The Magistrate]

1. Hear Hear, Sir

[ananda]

2. Along with Bush and Cheney

nt

[FM123]

3. Everything you just said!

[samnsara]

4. same here... and i hope Joe will invoke trump*s name everytime theres a mess..

..i dont want the politeness of not disparaging another prez.. trump* WASNT our prez.. he was a useful idiot... nothing more..

[robbob]

22. tRump went and killed that tradition

,buried it and then pissed on the grave. But never mind, the MSM ignores that breach of protocol all the time. Just the other day when Obama offered some rather mild (IMHO) criticism of dump the news item prefaced the story with “President Obama, who usually refrains from criticizing his successor...”.

[NRaleighLiberal]

5. Give him a large cell, because it is going to be crowded with family members and cronies.

[empedocles]

30. His own cell, surrounded by unfriendly inmates

[lastlib]

93. Space 'em out through the prison......

Let the general population have their cracks at 'em.

[Gothmog]

6. Trump needs to be voted out of office

[Ferrets are Cool]

7. Well, you may as well get ready for it.

Because you WILL hear it.

[underpants]

8. We heard it yesterday from Dr. Birx

and no I’m not in the anti- Fauci Birx camp. If they leave god knows who’ll have to herd the dumbass.

[Ferrets are Cool]

9. I am certain that you will hear it from unsuspected sources also.

I never thought jr would get away with being a war criminal, mass murderer, but here we are.

[MarianJack]

10. Penniless, in prison and also...

...forgotten by all except for those inmates who sodomize him daily.

As usual, Donald Trump is an idiot and an ass hat.

#notmypresident

RESIST

[CaptYossarian]

11. Take it from his rotten kids too.

Make them get real jobs making our wages and no benefits.

[world wide wally]

19. Only problem is that they are not qualified to do anything

[CaptYossarian]

40. That's the best part.

[ooky]

54. Let them get jobs in another country. I want that entire corrupt, wicked

family out of the U.S., never to return.

[CaptYossarian]

65. Some dictator wannabe will just deport them.

It happens all the time.

[NoMoreRepugs]

12. Win 51 US Senate seats and it all becomes a possibility.

[treestar]

82. SDNY or New York State

could indict him.

[MLAA]

13. And orangeless

[Mc Mike]

14. Yes to indict, impoverish, imprison. But I'd like to see him homeless on the streets for his last

year of life.

Put him in a poor area of Queens with an ankle monitor, like Mel Brooks in 'Life Stinks', for the last year of his life, to panhandle.

[generalbetrayus]

66. But we have to make sure this doesn't happen.

[Mc Mike]

69. Can't view the clip, general. My OS is too old, and adobe shockwave is disabled.

I loved the Mel Brooks movie, but his character was a redeemable one, who had gotten away from his roots and values, & still possessed them.

Rump never had any values, and wasn't self-made like Brooks' character. So I don't want the happy Life Stinks ending for Rump.


I just want him stuck in a run down 10 block urban area, with no resources or wig, trying to scrape by. Ankle monitored so he can't leave the area. Begging, for the last year of his shitty life.

[Sunsky]

15. +1000 nt

[theaocp]

16. Should happen. Absolutely won't.

Remember all the talk about being able to work with Republicans to get “stuff” done? Justice for MF45 will take a back seat with much sternly furrowed brows. Let’s get back to working with enablers. That’s why.

[ProfessorGAC]

17. Might Be Best To Leave It To NY

No federal interference. They've got stuff on DOLTUS but are probably holding back due to the difficulties of indicting & trying a sitting POTUS.
At least I hope so!

[not_the_one]

64. The problem is, they HAVE had it for years, but have opted to do nothing about it.

Why should this time will be any different?

OUR NEW 2021 Justice Department (sans Barr) will have to delve deeply into these issues. No limits of scope, no parties off limits. We have to ignore the howls of outrage for WASTING all this time looking back, when we have such a HUGE MESS to clean up. LET IT GO, they will scream....

Until all these constitutional outrages have been addressed (yes, there may even have to be a convention, which, right off the bat EVERYONE says will NEVER happen), we can expect to see them yet again and again. Under a republican regime, within two election cycles. 'Cause that's just how we roll....

Because we are now an entire nation with severe attention deficit disorder, easily distracted by the latest shiny object, toy, time wasting electronic platform, while selfishly following, liking/not-liking, trending and "sharing" completely shallow, empty shells of anyone with a gimmick (hoping to eventually get OUR 15 minutes!), while being whipped into a frenzy by haters, trolls and bots.

But that is ok (we say) because there are SOME posts on those platforms that are good, healthy, uplifting, inspiring...

But to GET to THOSE, look at all the mind-numbing, hate filled and time consuming SHIT you have to wade through... And we are back to:

STILL being an entire nation with severe A.D.D., easily attracted by the latest shiny object, EXPENSIVE toy, time wasting electronic platform, while selfishly follow/like/not/trend/share shallow shells of anyone with a gimmick, while EAGERLY AND WILLINGLY being whipped into a frenzy by haters, trolls and bots.

It is a lose/lose situation.

Meanwhile, the real villains get off scot free, or a slap on the wrist at most, and continue the same old same old, because they know there is no real cost to pay.

New York won't save us because they haven't saved us in the past, when they could have. I used to hold out hope for New York, but Letitia James will generate a few headlines, then at most a wrist slap...

Because we are STILL an entire nation with a complete inability to focus, easily attracted by the latest SUPER shiny object, techiest of expensive toys, EVEN MORE CLEVER time wasting electronic platforms, while selfishly following, liking/not-liking, trending and "sharing" completely shallow, empty shells of anyone with a gimmick, while being whipped into a frenzy by haters, trolls and bots and RE-TWEETING them to EVERYONE on your list of shallow friends.

In other words, the people don't care enough to stay focused enough to save our sorry asses. Because EVERYONE says it will NEVER happen. Thus, it doesn't.

Sad. Bigly.

All of this to say, technology can save us, technology can destroy us, or technology can create state citizens who are entertained just enough to willingly allow an absolute corporatocracy to turn the masses into comfortable slaves, while the corporate elites receive ALL the benefits.

We'll be able to see it from afar, but won't be uncomfortable enough to demand it for ourselves. We will be the ultimate "go alongs to get alongs". Which is EXACTLY what they are trying to achieve.

[ProfessorGAC]

74. Good Post

Still think that since it declared as a nominee for president, he's been insulated.
A one termer leaving a trail of debris behind may remove the buffers.

[cayugafalls]

83. Well said. The masses are comfortably numb.

We have just enough to make us complacent. A few woke people, but nothing that poses any threat to their order.

Corporatism is selfish and it breeds a culture of selfish slaves who merely seek their own gratification.

For example, the art of game design is to make sure you design the game to offer little rewards every so often so that people keep playing. They have learned that feeding the masses trinkets works to blind them of the reality that they just wasted real money and precious time playing some silly game that does absolutely nothing but waste time.

[johnthewoodworker]

23. I think this crisis, and his criminally inept response to it, underscores his need to not leave

office. H's always known that, if/when he leaves office, that a democratic DOJ will bury him. I've always heard that the Chinese word for
crisis and opportunity is the same. This crisis is taylor made for an unethical conman in, what has become, a bizarre world. I don't think he'll leave office, election or not.

If he does leave, the question of prosecution by democrats is questionable. If Bush could lie his way into a war that killed so many Iraqis and Americans and initiate and run a torture program without consequence, I have no doubt elected democrats, who have never been as cutthroat as republicans, will make strong statements and than talk about the need for healing, and let the cat grabber walk.

[theaocp]

29. That's the outline.

Democrats will likely be given a false choice of fixing the mess left behind OR spending time on justice for MF45. Reich wing fuckstains will attackattackattack like they always do, no regard whatsoever for facts. To avoid dealing effectively with the noise from the reich wing, we will say for the good of the nation (or somesuch) we WILL look forward to an American country where there is no blue or red (or something like that) blah diddily blah. Cheney fucking skated. What's different now?

[BComplex]

96. Agree.

Would that Elizabeth Warren was our nominee.
Or Kamala Harris.
Or Amy Klobuchar.
Or Cory Booker.
Or Beto O'Rourke
Or Eric Swalwell
Or Kirstin Gillibrand
Or Bernie Sanders
Or Michael Bennet
And, hell! Even Marianne Williamson!
Any of those would have taken trump and his cronies to the legal woodshed.

Not Joe Biden.

[c-rational]

18. I must agree, for the future good of our country he must be held accountable.

[SpaceNeedle]

20. I agree wholeheartedly

I want to see Trump in a jumpsuit matching his skin

Shackles would be a nice accessory

[Ligyron]

80. Me too!

And Welcome.

[Paladin]

21. I'd love for such a trump-like revenge fantasy to prevail.

But at this point it would be a bargain to offer the trump crime family $1,000,000,000 and a no-prison guarantee, to walk away from the White House and to permanently shut the fuck up. It would be worth it, just in terms of (A) lives saved, and (B) avoiding the dictatorship that is so obviously taking shape.

[Duppers]

24. Like the way you think!

2 days ago I posted: "They [tRump & crime family] all should die penniless & imprisoned."

The Kushners must see justice too, along with Don Jr, the despicable canned wildlife hunter who lied under oath. The Kushners fraudulently skimmed the inauguration fund, a provable fact. There's probably other illegals deals yet to be uncovered.

[marble falls]

25. What a Republican says to a Democrat on Jan 21 when he hears about Grand Juries ...

being impaneled.


"Lock him up." What I'll be saying on my way to voting on Nov 3.

[GoneOffShore]

26. Absolutely - Just shut the door and throw away the key.

[Ponietz]

27. My loyalty depends on it

[randr]

28. Prison is too good for him

I have had a fantasy punishment for "white collar" criminals in mind for years.
I want them to start walking our interstate highway system picking up trash. Give them a guard, a day-glow pink jump suit, and life time supply of bags.
Americans, each and every day, could give them a sign of appreciation as they pass by.
Make an app available to track their progress with cam shots when available.
Call it the "Beautify America Campaign" after Lady Bird Johnson's program.

[True Blue American]

36. I agree with every post

Meanwhile I want to thank the many members who allow me to come here and vent my anger!

You have been life savers for me!

[volstork]

31. 100%

in agreement.

Not punishing these criminals for the past 50 years has gotten us into this situation. They know they can get away with it, because they've always been allowed to do so.

It is time for that to stop.

[Chasdev]

32. Problem is that some form of evil has knocked us down and kept us down for decades

I hate with a fire hotter than hell but I don't think the masses have the fortitude to see us through to victory.
Maybe one good thing (if there could be one) from the pandemic is that uninformed or low information citizens begin to wake up from their facebook trances and start to look around at the poisoned world their stupor has caused.
Can even those millions of votes overcome the foul stench rising from washington and the repug controlled state houses?
I fervently hope it's so but I despair at the past and the lack of avenging, so far..

[bluestarone]

33. One BILLION % agree!

[handmade34]

34. "Donald Trump must die penniless in prison"

[Hoyt]

35. First, no jury will convict him for crimes in office. Second, once he's gone, it would not be a

good precedent to go after him (or any other Prez).

That's really banana republic stuff. But, if there is anyone who deserves an exception, it's trump.

[Atticus]

46. If you are truly interested in "precedent", I give you Nixon ( we "looked forward") who led to Bush

(we "looked forward" ) who led to Trump. The word is out: "IOKIYAR---because Democrats equate excusing criminal conduct in office with being 'the adults in the room'."

Republicans with the moral fiber of Scott and Cruz are already eyeing the 2024 race.

[bubbazero]

95. Agree, tho I would add reagan's people in the line

In addition--I would respectfully add--ALL CITIZENS SHALL ENJOY EQUAL PROTECTION OF THEIR RIGHTS UNDER THE LAW!---1. NO citizen should be immune from prosecution simply because of the desire to "move on" -- if we believe in equality then the law must be enforced and applied equally. 2.Due to the immense power of the office of POTUS--should it be proven ANY president violated that office, which in turn violated ALL citizens rights as listed in the constitution--then the former President should, and must be prosecuted. we formed this country to ensure those very human rights for all of us. In other words, as president, if Donald Trump has criminally abused the power of the office - WE - are -ALL- victims and justice must prevail .PERIOD. I will not sacrifice ANYONE'S HUMAN RIGHTS for bullshit PC

[Caliman73]

122. Definitely Reagan. People tend to skip Reagan and I don't know why.

Nixon gave us Reagan who gave us Bush and Trump. Reagan got into office by treason, same way as Nixon. His campaign went to the Iranians and got them to scuttle negotiations with Carter's team about the hostages in exchange for selling Iran weapons. Then he illegally funded right wing death squads in Central America, set up torture programs, and funded it by having his people allow drugs into the inner cities of the US. Plus he used the Southern Strategy, starting off his campaign in Philadelphia, MS where the civil rights workers were killed by the Klan. His speeches about Welfare Queens and Young Bucks were the template for Bush Sr. and Trump. Trump even stole Reagan's slogan.

There has not been one decent Republican since Eisenhower.

[JHB]

61. It's a worse precedent if a president commits criminal acts...

...yet is never, ever criminally liable for them. Including, apparently, acts committed before the presidency.

[Hoyt]

63. As far as time in office, it will be impossible to convince 100% of jury that he committed a crime.

Not saying he didn't, just that there will always be at least one right winger to hang a jury.

[treestar]

81. It is not for his politics but for his crimes

Banana republics jail political opposition.

Also why do you think no jury would convict him?

[Hoyt]

97. Simple, they'll always be one, or more, right wingers to hang any jury.

I'd prosecute him simply for being a racist/bigot. Unfortunately, that is not a crime. Neither are most of the immoral, unethical, incompetent things he's done. They should be crimes, but they aren't.

[ancianita]

105. Pretty sure SDNY's' holding evidence of actual crimes, waiting until he's out to indict.

[Hoyt]

106. The dropped those efforts,maybe a Barr's insistence. But, even if they

prosecute, he’ll get a hung jury.

[ancianita]

107. They'll hold the cases, in the next administration indict w/ evidence that's beyond reasonable doubt

[treestar]

110. true a single Magat would do that

Hope there could be 12 without one though.

[wryter2000]

37. We need to let Biden and his VP hear that

Adam Schiff is on the case.

[vapor2]

38. AND there had best be NO pardon

for him and his crime family needs to go directly to jail also.

[Lonestarblue]

60. The pardon will come from Pence.

If Trump loses in November and sees no way to overturn the election and establish martial law, he will resign a day or so before January 20 so Pence can pardon him. He would not rely on getting a pardon from a Democrat. Pence will pardon his entire family of any federal crimes.

Whether New York has enough to convict him of crimes remains to be seen. Will the statute of limitations have run out for some of them? He has most likely committed tax fraud in New York, and getting his tax returns from a Democratic administration will be easier.

[mdbl]

119. You can't pardon someone for something they haven't been prosecuted for

After he's out of office the pardon thing should be out the window, assuming you have a new president with any integrity at all.

[whopis01]

124. Then explain Ford's pardon of Nixon

Nixon was granted a pardon for all crimes he may have committed against the United States while in office.

Not crimes he was prosecuted for. Any crime he may have committed.

The crimes were not even specified. Nixon was pardoned for anything and everything. Even things not known about at the time.

If you think Pence would not do the same thing for Trump, you are not paying attention.

[mdbl]

125. Ok well we are saying that Trump has been removed or resigned

I don't see that happening

[whopis01]

128. I think that Trump's ego will lead to that

Actually his ego and his intelligence.

If it is clear going into the election that Trump has no chance at winning I believe he would rather resign than lose humiliatingly. I doubt that it is going be that clear cut though.


If he loses the election, I find it hard to imagine him having any desire to stay on as a lame duck President. If he truly cared about some political ideals he might stay on and try to accomplish something. But he doesn’t.

Under different conditions he might just spend the last couple months golfing, traveling or whatever else on taxpayers’ money. But he is smart enough to see the danger that we are talking about here. And I believe he will take advantage of his options and resign to allow Pence to pardon him.

People talk about Trump being stupid and incompetent all the time. However, you can not ignore the fact that he is smart and quite skilled when it comes to weaseling out of things and avoiding responsibility.

Trump will see the danger ahead and he will see the path out. And he will want to be done with it at that point anyway. Given that I don’t see why he wouldn’t take the option of resigning after losing the election.

Of course I may very well be wrong.

[mdbl]

130. Maybe but I take issue with the following statement:

"People talk about Trump being stupid and incompetent all the time. However, you can not ignore the fact that he is smart and quite skilled when it comes to weaseling out of things and avoiding responsibility. "

Actually he is quite inept at everything and obviously, our system of justice is even more inept to allow that criminal to sit there screwing up our country. Sorry, but calling him skilled is just not possible for me. I have lived long enough to see our system of checks and balances turn into a fascist oligarchy. As Dump would say, SAD!

[whopis01]

131. In my opinion

no one gets to the position he is in without knowing how the game works. He hasn’t just gotten incredibly lucky at every turn. He may be stupid about everything else in the world but he knows the ins and outs of the grifting game very well.

[N_E_1 for Tennis]

39. You are so kind to him...

Drawn and quartered slowly over days, millimeter by millimeter til the pores on his skin are stretched to their breaking point weakening it so rips occur at essential junctures of his fetid body allowing us to all participate in the new reality show “When Will He Break?”.

[DemoTex]

41. I am hearing it already.

And I am waving the bullshit flag.

[sarge43]

42. ".... must die penniless in prison." Much too good for him, but it's a start. n

[Mercurian]

43. Agreed

There must be indictments and prison sentences. The guilty must be held accountable or it's all been for nothing. We will have learned nothing and the next Trump (and there will be another Trump, sooner or later) will be smart enough to carry out the destruction this version is too incompetent to pull off.

[northoftheborder]

44. What new crime was about to be uncovered....

....by the Inspector General who was fired last night?????????????????????????

A new whistle-blower???????????????????????????????????????????????????

[Pepsidog]

45. Saying those words will be a betrayal of epic proportions. They must be held accountable.

[Under The Radar]

47. ..... with a shaved head

[Gore1FL]

48. If Nixon died in prison there wouldn't have been a Trump. nt

[Mr. Ected]

49. The GOP would lead the chorus in their rendition of "Look Forward Christian Soldiers"

If we (again) allow them to win this battle, they will play this game all over again. And again. And again. And again. And again.

[SammyWinstonJack]

50. Bet that's the first thing we hear. From EVERYONE on both sides.

[Turbineguy]

51. You get the revenge you get.

Not the one you wish for.

[Fiendish Thingy]

52. Tribunal for Trump and all accomplices for ALL crimes, COVID related or not

Any Democrat who opposes investigating and prosecuting these crimes and criminals should be primaries or otherwise removed from office.

[defacto7]

53. Indeed

[Sneederbunk]

55. Ich bin ein Nuremberger.

[MadMike47]

56. AMEN!

[ooky]

57. He needs to stand trial for murder.

Somewhere between 100,000 - 200,000 murders.

If I don't make it through this ordeal I want my family to make sure that my obit reflects that I was "murdered by Donald Trump".

[theaocp]

58. We need Wesley STAT

[secondwind]

59. Nothing else will do. Kushner too!!!

[procon]

62. And with his sons, Uday and Qusay, in the neighboring cells. nt

[CaptainTruth]

67. Agree 100%. No repeat of the Bush/Cheney war crimes fiasco.

[Initech]

68. Absolutely. He must pay for this.

[GeorgeGist]

70. I'd rather he die penniless on 5th Ave.

[Baked Potato]

71. Special Former President Crimes Commission

[seta1950]

72. I agree

100%

[jmowreader]

73. We must look forward.

We must look forward to the time when Trump and his minions are ordered to build with their own hands a prison camp that looks exactly like the one in The Great Escape, except that the ground under the barracks buildings (unless you guys and ladies think army pup tents would be better) will be reinforced concrete three feet thick, and metal will not be allowed within one mile of the camp.

And we must look forward to the day Trump and his minions enter the camp and the gates are welded shut. We will place a crane next to the camp, and supplies will be placed in the camp/bodies removed from it with the crane.

Alternately, we can restore Alcatraz and lock them all up there.

[azureblue]

75. Jail is too good

I would prefer he be stripped of his money and belongings and forbidden to accept "charity" (IOW, his rich friends bailing him out) . Then given an apt. in New Orleans in the sixth ward, and a job at Macdonald's. And that's all. Let him spend the rest of his life in poverty, struggling to pay bills and eat, taking public transportation to work and back, carrying his own groceries, fighting for health insurance. Living the life of the people he looked down upon. And that goes for every other Republican that supported Trump.

[SheltieLover]

77. Absolutely agree 100%

Nixon made it OK to engage in ctiminal activity while POTUS - Pardoned!

St. Reagan kicked off the party - Sainthood

Now this. The crimes dump has, and continues to perpetrate are incomprehensible. He is willfully murdering American citizens! Nothing short of imrpisonment for life should even be considered for him and his coconspirators!

[Native]

78. That's my one concern about Biden. I really thing he'll go easy on Trump.

[Lock him up.]

79. I've drawn it since before the Hollywood tape.

I've drawn it since his racist cabal about the birth certificate (first I heard of the orangevirus).

K&R

[Bettie]

84. I agree completely

We can't say that. We can not let this stand. ANY of it.

My fear is that the first thing a new president will do is pardon him and his spawn in the name of 'moving forward' and 'coming together'.

[Odawg]

85. Pass it over to me!

What are you smoking? The american people are too stupid and afraid to vote to remove this criminal from office. The system is rigged just like he said, by these thugs called Republicans. Voter suppression , gerrymandering, outright cheating, closing polling places, and misinformation are just some of the tactics they use. The Republicans will NEVER allow Americans to vote by mail they will fight to the death to stop it.
The fact that 42-45 % of Americans think this Ahole is doing a good job is the only proof one needs to see what this country has become. He will never be held accountable.

[Atticus]

88. I don't suppose you've ever heard about "self-fulfilling prophecies"? How about "Nothing ventured

nothing gained"?

[ancianita]

86. Justice delayed is justice denied. Justice denied is no rule of law. No rule of law is going

backward. There is no looking forward without rule of law.

Justice isn't about the little guy, but everyone equally.

If there is no vision of justice, the people perish.

[dalton99a]

87. Absolutely

[abakan]

89. Have never agreed more.

I want to see him frog marched out of where ever he is hiding.

[RVN VET71]

91. We all thought the same for Karl Rove and Dick Cheney

shoot, and Elliot Abrams and the list goes on and on and on and only little Scooter ever got punished.

The people who have power never have to suffer the hand of justice.

One way or another, they escape. Almost every damn time. That's how it came to pass that the goddam Nazis got us to the moon and back (you can look it up).

Maybe the new admin thinks they have too much to offer, or prosecution would be bad for the people or divisive of the nation or some such shit. Trump will only get his comeuppance if his maneuverings and crimes in office hurt the pocket books and stature of the power brokers, by which I mean the 0.1%ers.

[Leith]

90. rethugs have been let off the hook for far too much

All the way back to the Nixon era. Brook Brothers riot, Katrina, Iraq invasion, Abu Ghraib, hate radio, Faux Propaganda channel, Gingrich, the Clinton impeachment, and now, their crowning achievement: that orange monster currently in the White House with his minions in both houses of congress.

Enough is enough is too goddam much. Prison's too good for them.

[NNadir]

92. I am thousands upon thousands upon thousands of percent with you.

His criminal actions have led to the deaths of...we still don't know how many...people in their homes.

He has destroyed his country's economy.

Everything this creature touches turns to shit. Let the last thing he touches be a steel commode in a cell.

[doc03]

94. I am going to save some fireworks from July 4th

to set off the minute Trump loses the election. That is if we can get any this year.

[warmfeet]

98. I am with you 100%.

He must die penniless in prison.

[Karadeniz]

100. Atticus, yesterday you said you needed to step back and take a break...and you had gobs of

Replies confirming your wisdom. I don't think you listened to any of us! Anger is bad for the immune system; happiness is good for it. You know that. Go for a walk, if permitted. Listen to some happy music. I told you to immerse yourself in the Dodo for happy endings. Do you work puzzles? Knit? Weeding flower beds takes my mind off everything but the next stinker I'm going to pull up. You're not going to be any good to anyone if you have a stroke and don't make it to the other side of this flood of evil. Mind me.

[LizBeth]

101. 2008, I hear you dude. One of the biggest disappointments. I get why Obama said that.

We just watch Schiff present a seal clad criminal behavior case against Trump and nothing. Obama did not even kind of have that clear diagram of criminal behavior. It is a tough one. I hear you though.

[JustAnotherGen]

102. Right there with you

I will never forgive the people who voted for him and continue to support him.

[Skittles]

103. he will never go to prison

nope

[brewens]

104. Ain't gonna be no kumbayah! Not this time. We messed that up last time and the time before.

That would be both the Bush crash and 9/11.

I look at this as possibly tearing down the entire belief system they've built up since the 80's.

[OverBurn]

108. I've never hated a human being more than Donald fucking Trump.

I just hope I out live the stupid SOB.

[calimary]

109. YEP! I've been saying the same thing!

YOU are absolutely right, Atticus!

https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1287&pid=696227

NO FREE PASS FOR tRUMP! NONE!!! He must finally be forced to PAY for the damage he's done, the wreckage he's caused, and for the needless sickness and death and suffering and loss and bankruptcy and homelessness and psychological ruin he's created.

NO "we've just gotta move on" stuff, and NOT look at this, and NOT explore it in depth, and bring in the witnesses and the documents and the recollections described under oath. If he gets a free pass, that will send a signal to all future presidents who might want to use the power of the office to put a thumb on the scale, that NOTHING will be done, NO PENALTY will be exacted, and even though there are laws on the books (and probably will be more), open defiance is okay. The president really IS above the law, and can do anything he/she damn well pleases. Do we REALLY want to set a precedent like that? SERIOUSLY???

[BobTheSubgenius]

111. Prison? Yeah, maybe, if it can be done.

I would be almost as happy with "park bench" "behind (or in) a dumpster" or "face down in a ditch."

[Dogboyzdad]

112. Obama's Biggest mistake

Right on. Obama's Biggest mistake was letting Bush off the hook. He helped normalize mal-government.

[meadowlander]

113. And not just Donald Trump.

There's an entire party apparatus that is enabling this shit.

[Warpy]

114. Penniless is good but I've got a better idea.

Lights out, cameras gone, money wasted on lawyers to file frivolous lawsuits against politicians, journalists and internet cranks (ahem) who offended him. Then when the money's gone:

(The song he references was Hungarian, "Gloomy Sunday." Billie Holiday did a great English version)

[BigDemVoter]

115. I want that orange, fat motherfucker to ROT in prison.

[saidsimplesimon]

116. Your line is far to passive, imo.

Atticus, with respect, I beg to differ, after listening to the monster hog TV for the day, it is clear to me. That cretins' goals are to hand the US future to his pals in Russia and their pals in the GOP.

[madeup64]

117. I pose a question about this:

Say Biden out loud states his intention to push for an independent investigator or a 9/11 commission or that his AG (Kamala Harris) will be directed to investigate the Coronavirus response and all the current profiteering, along with the Russian shit, anything else criminal Trump has done. Does that risk increasing GOP base turnout and/or does it risk Trump taking measures should he lose the election to destroy the evidence as much as possible from the day after the election until Jan 19th 2021?
I want to see Trump, Don Jr, Ivanka, Kushner, Barr, Ross, Devos and her brother at a minimum be held accountable for all they have done. But don't want to do anything to buoy GOP excitement or desire to GOTV or give Trump a headstart on taking measures to destroy evidence if he knows Biden is going after him on Jan 21, 2021.

Call me cynical but it feels like somehow every time he wiggles his way out of responsibility, for his bs. I fear so badly this repulsive, lixzrd brain, racist pile of shit will never face real justice.

[Progressive Jones]

118. Agreed 100%. nt

[Grasswire2]

120. Also, all assets seized, restricted from doing business and public life.

He would LOVE to stoke a cult rebellion. Would GLORY in that.

Must be rendered powerless.

And there's always the Rosenberg remedy as last resort.

[hadEnuf]

121. Trump may be an idiot scumbag but he knows what is waiting for him if he is to lose the presidency.

State indictments, criminal charges, you name it. He has screwed the country and way too many people to walk away laughing. He's not Nixon.

So how does he get away with his crimes?

Find a way to stay in power? Somehow fix it so he is pardoned or protected from prosecution?

He and his cultists will destroy democracy to either keep him in power or safe from prosecution if he loses.

[djinmo]

123. No he needs to

DIE either by firing squad or hung till his obese body stops twitching!!!!!!!!!!
he is a treasonous traitor and a russian agent (puppet)

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

126. While he's in prison, take away his bronzer and hairspray.

I would piss on his grave except I hate to stand in lines.

[Chasdev]

127. On the other hand

Suffering for a few years with not a dime in a world that he thinks he owns now, would be pretty sweet to view too.
He could pan handle for a micky burger and see what that's like.
In jail he would at least get dry bread, stale bologna and cold coffee, I vote no soup for him!

[demmiblue]

129. "My understanding is that this committee will be forward-looking. We're not going to be looking back

"My understanding is that this committee will be forward-looking. We're not going to be looking back on what the president may or may not have done back before this crisis hit."

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