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FakeNoose

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4. We won't know until July 11th

Reply to orangecrush (Original post)

Sun Jun 9, 2024, 07:49 PM

Jun 2024

Chump is a convicted felon, but he's getting special concessions for the moment.
Those could all go away in about 1 month's time.

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He's NOT a convicted felon [View all] orangecrush Jun 2024 OP

Which restrictions and conditions apply to "every other convicted felon"? onenote Jun 2024 #1

Will he be asked if he pals around with criminals like, gab13by13 Jun 2024 #5

He might be. Or he might not be. It's not required. onenote Jun 2024 #6

Serious question - can they play this? 😂 😂😂 malaise Jun 2024 #8

Again, who is "they"? onenote Jun 2024 #10

The probation peeps malaise Jun 2024 #12

I'm 80 years old. Over the years I''ve seen many politicat ads. This one is easily Ping Tung Jun 2024 #11

Agree malaise Jun 2024 #13

With all the I believes in there we should call it malaise Jun 2024 #25

Spot on malaise gab13by13 Jun 2024 #14

You forgot his other job's scanning gossip columns malaise Jun 2024 #15

That was too funny, malaise. dmr Jun 2024 #19

There were a few on Saturday - I stole it malaise Jun 2024 #23

Do you have a link to the video? Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2024 #28

Will search for it when I return home malaise Jun 2024 #31

Here malaise Jun 2024 #35

Thanks! OK, it's a fake, but funny and sad at the same time. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2024 #37

Here's what Andrew Weissman says about that: NJCher Jun 2024 #22

he should face all the misery RANDYWILDMAN Jun 2024 #2

Not every felon faces the same "misery." onenote Jun 2024 #16

He was convicted of felonious charges. orange jar Jun 2024 #3

Yeah orangecrush Jun 2024 #17

Big deal, not. I bet it has happened before which is why it was offered. How about answering question 1? Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2024 #20

Onenote never answered the question gab13by13 Jun 2024 #26

He did, in post 6, in reply to you Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2024 #27

Here's the rest of what you posted that onenote posted gab13by13 Jun 2024 #30

onenote answered it. The answer is nobody knows. It's in post 6 Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2024 #32

No disrespect but I would rather onenote tell me that his answer is no one knows. gab13by13 Jun 2024 #33

Yes bdamomma Jun 2024 #29

We won't know until July 11th FakeNoose Jun 2024 #4

what special concessions do you mean? NJCher Jun 2024 #21

Yup orangecrush Jun 2024 #39

Equal justice under the law... Beachnutt Jun 2024 #7

He is a conviceted felon who has yet to even begin paying his price to humanity. Ping Tung Jun 2024 #9

Trump was informed of a pending cavity search DoBW Jun 2024 #18

Too good malaise Jun 2024 #24

Let's cut to the chase gab13by13 Jun 2024 #34

Weissman knows federal law and process. Not New York State law and process. onenote Jun 2024 #36

Agree, but, with our two-tier justice system in play the game changes. republianmushroom Jun 2024 #38

Are all parole hearings done online now? Emile Jun 2024 #40

No orangecrush Jun 2024 #41