"This will go down in history as the most iconic image of treason against America"

[highplainsdem]

Link to tweet

[Kid Berwyn]

1. (Small) Red Handed

Haha.

[H2O Man]

40. +1

[highplainsdem]

51. LOL!

[OneGrassRoot]

2. I actually hope it's this image:

[skydive forever]

7. Yep. He's been doing this for years.

[Upthevibe]

13. OneGrassRoot...

A little off topic but remind me (if you know) why are his ties so long?

[OneGrassRoot]

14. LOL, according to Chris Christie's memoir...

Trump advised him to wear long ties to create a slimming effect.

[Larissa]

22. A punch to TFG's lardo belly

. . . would stop at the elbow. Lot's of insulation will keep him toasty when he's in the prison yard.

[Grins]

37. Phallic symbolism.

Ms. Daniels disputes that from her own “research.”

[Marcuse]

64. Mushroom Overcompensation

[Hortensis]

20. The OP's is court-ready evidence, but agree this meeting leaped to my mind too.

Also the image below at Helsinki, where a couple of the Putin-tRump undocumented private meetings took place, as representative of all that started well (long?) before tRump was elected and continued through his presidency to ?. And of course all the private phone calls between the two during tRump's presidency. Plus undocumented calls and meetings with agents of Putin -- including of course Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.

[Brainfodder]

39. The Oval Office meeting with the Russians without transparency!

That for me was the: WTF are you doing jackass, this is obviously WRONG as WRONG gets ASSHOLE, moment?

He should have been removed then by a functional congress!

[Hortensis]

44. +1000. I also thought the rewriting of the Republican platform to

eliminate the decades of support for Ukraine, a shocking development combined with all the agents of Russia surrounding tRump, should have caused them to rush to drop-kick their about-to-be nominee. Actually, I thought it would.

[Brainfodder]

45. A thought I just had: DO the traitor round up on 9-11-22!

Make 9-11 good again!

[Hortensis]

49. :) Hmmm! Any date we did that would be a good one. Hope, hope.

[GarColga]

46. Soon after this pic was taken

the CIA was forced to extract a very valuable informant who was working in the top levels of the Kremlin, because of Tяump's carelessness with classified info.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/09/09/politics/russia-us-spy-extracted/index.html

[uponit7771]

50. yep

[highplainsdem]

52. That's historic, but he apparently didn't limit his betrayal of US secrets

only to the Russians.

[Hekate]

58. God damn him

[Mike_in_LA]

3. Red Don

[BlueIdaho]

23. X 1000

[Claustrum]

4. Probably should include the picture with the 25 or so boxes outside MAL after the search.

These aren't the only documents retrieved that day.

[Rebl2]

6. Agree

[evolves]

5. The biggest secrets in the world

scattered on a shitty hotel-grade carpet in a sociopath's closet.

Almost unbelievable....

[deRien]

33. The FBI

laid them out so that they could document them according to Frank Figliuzzi. It wasn't how they were stored.

[evolves]

43. Still.

NT

[sop]

53. That carpet is also a crime.

[Rebl2]

8. How do we know

he doesn’t have other top secret papers stashed in his other homes.

[Evolve Dammit]

17. or stashed in places in MagatLardo. I thought FBI could have easily spent a couple weeks there alone

[Rebl2]

21. I agree

I am sure there must be hidden areas in that large complex.

[Evolve Dammit]

29. or copied and thumb drives given to who knows? I hope DOJ knows but it's been 18 months

[Rebl2]

30. Exactly!

[OMGWTF]

27. Look in Ivana's casket. Srsly.

It took TEN men to lift the cremated remains of an old woman?!?

[Deuxcents]

63. Cremated remains at that

[usaf-vet]

41. The former wife's grave. On the golf course. I'll bet it's an underground cache of stolen documents.

No wonder Lindsey Graham and other GQP members still support the treasonous fool.

They all know TFG via Russia, and his own gangsters have gathered Kompromat on every one of them.

[Mr.Bill]

59. And don't forget his airplane.

If making a run for it is in his playbook, that may be where the best stuff is.

[wnylib]

9. I like the framed Newsweek cover in the box.

[Just A Box Of Rain]

42. I believe it is TIME

and I'd wondered if if was genuine or one of the many fakes that TFG had dummied up to promote himself?

[wnylib]

54. Oops. You're right. It is Time.

I looked it up and found out that it is not one of his fake Time covers. It is a cover that depicts him as a target (victim in Trump's mind) of various critics.

[Upthevibe]

10. Kick. N/T

[Johnny2X2X]

11. The carpet

It's as if Trump called a movie theater and asked if he could have the carpet they discarded because it was too tacky.

[Upthevibe]

12. Johnny2X2X......

I'm watching The Stephanie Miller Show and one of her sidekicks said the carpet was probably from one of his bankrupt casinos...

[Evolve Dammit]

18. velvet ropes and gold braided cords not included...

[Ocelot II]

25. But it's evidence that the photo was taken at Mierda-Loco.

Who else would have carpeting that tacky in their own home? I'd at least want my stolen top secret documents scattered on a nice hand-knotted Isfahan rug.

[mn9driver]

15. All of this evidence isn't even scratching the shields of his faithful.

The willful blindness to the photo evidence and the mental gymnastics on display on other message boards and comment sections is amazing. These people are in fact completely unreachable.

Amazing.

[Evolve Dammit]

19. that's what make it so dangerous. They aren't capable of critical thinking. Cult 45

[Renew Deal]

16. And tacky carpeting

[GopherGal]

24. Still holding out hope for a more iconic image

of an orange-on-orange perp walk.

(Heck, they can even let him wear one of his usual mis-tailored over-size suits instead of the orange jumpsuit. That will still be iconic enough.)

[calimary]

26. O. M. G. !!!

[Half-step]

28. I'm sure the DOJ is following the money...

Not just every account related to the Trump family, but any other ally in close orbit.

[nowforever]

31. Let the finger printing begin

Also look for kiss marks...will be 'anus like' no doubt.

[lunatica]

60. Hickey marks?

[2naSalit]

32. For now...

Because I am anticipating several instances of

"But wait! There's MORE!" coming along nearly every day for a while now.

[relayerbob]

34. I'm hoping it's the photo of Trump in cuffs and an orange jumpsuit

[Brainfodder]

36. ...and making cover of Time Magazine!

PERP WALKS get me aroused at this point.

[TygrBright]

35. The box of framed TIME magazine covers is so eloquent. n/t

[maxsolomon]

38. Meh.

Just Trump being Trump, that scamp.

I see nothing to indicate that charges will follow despite the Media's argle-bargle. Maybe against the lawyers for trusting their client.

[Marthe48]

47. Oh, wicked day

We will have to go back to the roots of traitor's rise to power, and name every single cohort who abetted his treason. Any that hold public office should be removed. Any private citizens should be charge with treason. Any military personal should be court-marshalled., even if it means recalling them to active duty to do it. Anyone appointed by traitor, any of his henchmen, should be dismissed from their positions and invstigated for treason. We will never get all of the rats, but we'd better clean house and now.

I am not suggesting the same kind of investigation made by mccarthy in the 1950s. Innocent people were targeted and many lives ruined. For traitor and his criminal henchmen, plenty of clues pointing to an overarching conspiracy to destroy America.

[BlueWavePsych]

48. K&R

[EnterwebsJohn]

55. Someone should have photographed public papers clogging the toilet/ nt

[samsingh]

56. that is true!

[czarjak]

57. Known knowns like "Russia, if you're listening" should have been a heads-up?

[peppertree]

61. A Grand Old Problem

It's no surprise to anyone with even a surface knowledge of U.S. history since the '60s, that the most egregious - and potentially harmful - incident of conspiracy/treason, came from a G.O.P. president.

The 'national security/defense/law-and-order' party, don'tchaknow.

[ffr]

62. Forever blurring the word association between Trump and Traitor.

Lock him up in solitary for the rest of his life. No contact with the outside world, EVER!!!!

[cstanleytech]

65. Treason? No, not at this point. Now stupidity and incompetency? Yes, at the very least.

Now what will go even more down in history is the cowardness of 99.99% of the House Republicans and 100% of the Senate Republicans when it came to standing up to Trump all because they wanted political power at any cost even if it meant doing things like embracing someone like Trump and Putin.

[Emile]

66. Would it be called treason if found he

sold top secret documents?

[cstanleytech]

67. Legally? Probably not as we are not at war with anyone. Espionage though

is a more likely crime to charge him with if he did sell/trade classified information for personal gain.