CNN says the judge in the case against TFG's business ought to issue a gag order

[captain queeg]

For the tangerine terrorist. Good luck with that. On the other hand if there could be some criminal charges attached, maybe it would be worth it.

[sprinkleeninow]

1. Would you explain that for me? Thanx.

[captain queeg]

2. Just that there is no doubt TFG will be loudly criticizing the judge, prosecutor, and anyone else

During the upcoming trial.

[sprinkleeninow]

3. So a gag order imposed on FF45 in case of mouth running. Got it.

Let him run his yap. He expert at that.

[agingdem]

7. I want the orange dung heap spewing his paranoid non-sensical vomit

and I want an amused Michael "I-told-you-so" Cohen on MSNBC delivering commentary, dissecting every threat and insult...

[littlemissmartypants]

4. Plus, he's a psychopath. They believe that laws don't apply to them anyway. nt

[abqtommy]

5. Yesterday it was MSN giving FOL/Former Orange Lardo a public forum, today it's CNN

making sure that we hang on his every word. Gimme a break already!

[agingdem]

8. the media/press is not going to quit the orange dung heap

he's outrageous and predictable and he's great for their bottom line..CNN/MSNBC are not covering him with the reverence they once did...they are presenting him as a buffoon, unable to control his mouth...

[captain queeg]

6. I don't really know what happens to someone who violated a gag order

I hear about them, and it seems like they must carry some penalty, because people don’t generally disobey them. There was one with Roger Stone, but he was the one on trial. If the lard ass business or manager is on trial I don’t know if they could apply an order to TFG.

[gab13by13]

9. Screw CNN

it is too busy covering the tragedy in Florida 24/7 anyway.

You need to shine a light on cockroaches not keep them in the dark.

I also want those insurrection select hearings to be televised for the same reason, shine a light on the cockroaches.

[EYESORE 9001]

10. Would that involve a ball gag?