Yes, there was a full and complete trial, in which the court bent over backwards to give the Trump side every opportunity they wanted. His side won. You really don't remember this? It's all online, you can find it if you bother to search.
The Colorado Supreme Court reversed and said this huge amount of info the lower court collected supports the opposite conclusion. And all of this is online, you can find it if you bother to search.
The Colorado Supreme Court also stayed their ruling: it won't take effect until the very last day that the Secretary of State has to certify who is on the ballot. And this is online, you can find it if you bother to search.
The Trump side is being given special treatment that you would never get if you ever got sued.
If Trump and his running dogs didn't summon the rioters, who did?
And what if evidence existed that Antifa or BLM agitators were responsible, as Republicans tried desperately to propagate as soon as it became clear the coup was a failure? [1]
Would that change your opinion that the people responsible for January 6 are experiencing premature judgment and unfair punishment?
What? Republicans should love the NYT! Not only did they sell the Iraq war for them, but they arguably helped elect Trump by legitimizing him in the eyes of the national press (setting aside that they did so at the DNC's behest.) The value of the resulting publicity was measured in hundreds of millions of dollars, likely over $1B, that Trump and the GOP didn't have to spend.
More to the point, if you had clicked on the article, you'd have primary sources in the form of dozens of screencapped tweets from Trump and his inner circle. You can lead a horticulture but you can't make her think.
Again with the media. How big a settlement did the NYT and NBC have to pay for bringing Trump's big lie to you? What will it take before you realize that you're a victim of a con job, and not an insider?
Party affiliation is very material because it's the GQP who has stalwartly protected Trump from the consequences that you (and I) would want a Biden or an Obama to a Clinton to face if the tables were turned. There is no room to BSAB this argument, contrary to those tweets about Antifa and BLM. It was all Trumpers, all along.
As usual with you people, it's not the ideology that "triggers" me, it's the hypocrisy. That, and the loss of a viable conservative opposition party. Something we desperately need in my deep blue state but no longer have, thanks to the Trumpist takeover.
Chief Justice Brian D. Boatright, in his dissent, wrote that the "absence of an insurrection-related conviction" against Trump should have called for the case to be dismissed.
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Yes, there was a full and complete trial, in which the court bent over backwards to give the Trump side every opportunity they wanted. His side won. You really don't remember this? It's all online, you can find it if you bother to search.
The Colorado Supreme Court reversed and said this huge amount of info the lower court collected supports the opposite conclusion. And all of this is online, you can find it if you bother to search.
The Colorado Supreme Court also stayed their ruling: it won't take effect until the very last day that the Secretary of State has to certify who is on the ballot. And this is online, you can find it if you bother to search.
The Trump side is being given special treatment that you would never get if you ever got sued.
"We're gonna give you a fair trial, followed by a first class hanging."
Sometimes people really are guilty.
If Trump and his running dogs didn't summon the rioters, who did?
And what if evidence existed that Antifa or BLM agitators were responsible, as Republicans tried desperately to propagate as soon as it became clear the coup was a failure? [1]
Would that change your opinion that the people responsible for January 6 are experiencing premature judgment and unfair punishment?
1: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/01/us/politics/antifa-conspi...
Posting NYT article isn't credible ... anymore.
What? Republicans should love the NYT! Not only did they sell the Iraq war for them, but they arguably helped elect Trump by legitimizing him in the eyes of the national press (setting aside that they did so at the DNC's behest.) The value of the resulting publicity was measured in hundreds of millions of dollars, likely over $1B, that Trump and the GOP didn't have to spend.
More to the point, if you had clicked on the article, you'd have primary sources in the form of dozens of screencapped tweets from Trump and his inner circle. You can lead a horticulture but you can't make her think.
Edit: LOL, the story just keeps getting better: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/antifa-j...
Party affiliation is immaterial.
(Plus citing the 2nd worse cable news isn't helping to bolster your point)
https://www.statista.com/statistics/239749/credibility-of-th....
Again with the media. How big a settlement did the NYT and NBC have to pay for bringing Trump's big lie to you? What will it take before you realize that you're a victim of a con job, and not an insider?
Party affiliation is very material because it's the GQP who has stalwartly protected Trump from the consequences that you (and I) would want a Biden or an Obama to a Clinton to face if the tables were turned. There is no room to BSAB this argument, contrary to those tweets about Antifa and BLM. It was all Trumpers, all along.
As usual with you people, it's not the ideology that "triggers" me, it's the hypocrisy. That, and the loss of a viable conservative opposition party. Something we desperately need in my deep blue state but no longer have, thanks to the Trumpist takeover.
Chief Justice Brian D. Boatright, in his dissent, wrote that the "absence of an insurrection-related conviction" against Trump should have called for the case to be dismissed.
Looks like a kangaroo court to me.