The Slobfather says the Criminal Referrals make him stronger😀😀

[malaise]

Yeah right!
Can’t wait for his response when Ways and Means make his tax returns public.
https://thehill.com/homenews/house/3781379-trump-responds-to-jan-6-criminal-referrals-it-strengthens-me/

Former President Trump on Monday responded to the Jan. 6 committee’s decision to urge the Justice Department to prosecute him and some of his associates over their involvement in the Capitol riot and efforts to overturn the 2020 election, saying the move makes him “stronger.”
“These folks don’t get it that when they come after me, people who love freedom rally around me. It strengthens me. What doesn’t kill me makes me stronger,” Trump said on his Truth Social social media platform.

The Fake charges made by the highly partisan Unselect Committee of January 6th have already been submitted, prosecuted, and tried in the form of Impeachment Hoax # 2. I WON convincingly. Double Jeopardy anyone!” Trump wrote hours after the panel’s recommendations were formally made.

[secondwind]

1. LOL

[Deuxcents]

2. He has to say that as he can't appear to be weak.

Lots more grifting to do before the gavel comes down

[Blue Owl]

3. Ah, that explains the panicked binge eating....

[Ohioboy]

4. I like how Trump calls everything "fake"

This is the guy who photo shops his sickly head on physically fit bodies and calls himself a super hero. What an ass!

[GreenWave]

5. Usually they say "makes us stronger" after a mass shooting.

I never understood how and it is past due to shut that thinking down.

The phrase criminal and IQ45 should always be joined at the hip.

[marble falls]

6. So he doesn't 'get' the concept of double jepardy. Doesn't he ever ask his lawyers any questions?

[malaise]

11. He knows more than all the lawyers

[marble falls]

18. And it shows. If he'd had any control over his ego, we'd be in the flusher tight now.

[Mc Mike]

7. That explains his 5 decades of felony commission,

he was just working out, to get stronger.

[agingdem]

8. the deranged cretin is once again

summoning his brain dead militia to take to the streets (riot/threaten/intimidate)..but the delusional narcissist has a problem..half his weekend warriors are in prison and the other half are busy harassing drag shows..

[Scrivener7]

9. I have to say, the tax returns frighten me a little. They are from the exact

years where he had the most warning to clean up his act and obey the law. I worry that when they are revealed there will be little in them, and he will use that to say, "See, nothing to see here, it was all a witch hunt."

When we already know from the Trump Org trial that he was running a criminal enterprise for decades.

[Justice matters.]

23. Hair furhair's tax returns will show he is not the billionaire he pretended (LIED) to be.

They will also show who and/or what entity in which country he is liable to (loans and interests payments).

Also tax evasions (lowering his assets to lie to the tax man while boosting them to get loans).

[OAITW r.2.0]

10. Think how strong you'll be when indicted, then convicted, Donald!

You'll be SuperMax Strong!

[Emile]

12. Trump is saying he stinks.

[Samrob]

13. Uh oh. I don't think he should have said "What doesn't kill me..."

The universe was listening. Oh, my.

[malaise]

14. Had the same thought

[ProfessorGAC]

16. Yeah, Same With Me

Every time federal prosecutors came after me, it was much better for me.
Just like everyone else in that situation. Just ask the heads of the 5 families.
Oh, wait.

[gab13by13]

17. I just hope the committee releases the taxes.

I believe that tax returns further back would be more damaging but there will be plenty in 6 years of taxes.

Even if the tax returns show that Trump is not as wealthy as he claims that is devastating to a narcissist. I'm sure there will be a lot of dirt in them also, Trump can't help himself.

First things first, release the damn taxes to the public.

[sinkingfeeling]

19. Again he proves he knows nothing about how government works.

He was impeached. Twice.

[Chainfire]

20. Double jeopardy? I like that. He has released his strategy.

[Chainfire]

21. Again, the lightly veiled threat of his knuckle dragging armed supporters.

[malaise]

26. Typical mobster

One hour to go for the tax returns😀😀😀

[lark]

22. Is it possible to be more moronic or a bigger asshole than this paid by Russia traitor?

Don't think so.

[Zeitghost]

24. Provided he isn't convicted

He's right. Every ignored recommendation and/or failed prosecution will strengthen him and allow him to brush it all off as partisan politics. That is the dilemma Garland and the DoJ are in. They have to be perfect and even then a jury might not convict.

[Vinca]

25. Well, if there is justice this may become true. If he's behind bars for an extended sentence,

his Proud Boys/Oathkeepers buddies might get him to try weightlifting something other than a cheeseburger.

[GoodRaisin]

27. ...or a golf club.

[gulliver]

28. Indicting him is probably his only hope to save himself right now

And it's a slim hope. If the Republicans weren't washing their hands of Trump as a loser, indicting him would have been the only thing that could save him. His only hope would be to create a clash of his candidacy with his indictment, burn everything down to save himself.

With his candidacy shaky (but not gone), it's harder for him to burn everything down. He's getting boring. A lot of Republicans want him swept under the rug and walked over. The left is starting to free itself from the silly, pseudo-religious "lefter than thou," so it's harder to exploit a caricature gap. Trump's goose is cooked unless he thinks of something new. But I never count him out.