It's not the conviction, it's the process of making him fight the trial etc. Retribution, not vengeance.

Just today we had Comey and Fauci's adviser (with other sealed indictiments) indicted (remember, the latter said he would leave if Trump was re-elected in 2024, a complete partisan hack once his mask was down), as well as raids on the Learing Center etc. in Minneapolis, and SPLC indictment(s) etc. Bondi's only been gone what, 3 weeks (and her pal Swalwell neutered for even less)?

Alright,

Say whatever you want about Todd Blanche.

It’s been less than a month since Pam Bondi was fired and we now have:

Indictments for COVID, raids on the Learing Center, and the SPLC indicted for covertly funding the KKK.

Just how much was she blocking? pic.twitter.com/krBkrvmTNl

— Walter Curt (@wcdispatch) April 28, 2026

Would I love to see Brennan and a larger conspiracy unsealed with indictments in Florida? Yes, but it is again complex criminal litigation to pursue those.

And I am sure plenty of leftist folks involved in the lawfare vs. DJT and his family are puckering. Lawfare vs. the leftists is absolutely righteously justified. Never forget they wanted to go after not just Trump's family, but also Flynn's son, etc, and have continued to wield their partisans in black robes to hamstring '47 despite the law, brazenly.

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They are streamed for every argument.

Can any legal eagles give a rundown today of the oral arguments? It is nuts to even argue that a temporary status granted by one president can't be undone by another president.

Does anyone believe that the border enforcement policies under President Trump that have resulted in a significant reduction of illegal crossings won't be undone by the next president on day one in office if it's a nutty democrat?

I am curious of the illogical arguments that would have to be made to make a temporary status de facto permanent.

Read the full opinion here: https://t.co/MB2HcLXUSf

— Eric W. (@EWess92) May 1, 2026

The Department of Justice sued New York regarding the state’s “Green Light Law,” which allows illegal aliens to obtain driver’s licenses.

The “Green Light Law” seeks to unlawfully thwart federal immigration enforcement by requiring state officials to tip off the targets of… pic.twitter.com/YU8omPy5H9

— Brett Shumate (@AAGShumate) April 30, 2026

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Good. The drivers license scam gives illegals cover to be able to work and vote. Intentionally.

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And is the key to the massive welfare theft

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Good. The drivers license scam gives illegals cover to be able to obtain government benefits work and vote. Intentionally.

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FIFY. Though I think you knew that.

JUST IN: Judge blocks Trump administration's revocation of temporary protected status (TPS) for Yemen. Judge Dale Ho (Biden/SDNY) says then-DHS Secy Kristi Noem did not follow required process. Doc: https://t.co/pEvnnJ9yoi Same issues pending at SCOTUS https://t.co/t09lYLVnFn

— Josh Gerstein (@joshgerstein) May 1, 2026

This is grotesque. A Biden “judge” ordered the DOJ to stop investigation a hospital over false diagnoses, mislabeling, billing irregularities, and insurance fraud, claiming there is no legitimate investigative purpose.

In truth, she has no idea whether any of these things are… https://t.co/ljXKUQy5Ts

— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) May 2, 2026

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This is grotesque. A Biden “judge” ordered the DOJ to stop investigation a hospital over false diagnoses, mislabeling, billing irregularities, and insurance fraud, claiming there is no legitimate investigative purpose.

In truth, she has no idea whether any of these things are… https://t.co/ljXKUQy5Ts

— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) May 2, 2026

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Sounds like the judge ought to have her genitals mutilated. Maybe the rest of the Obama Biden judges would get the hint.

Oregon is actually the prime case study in this. They also just were compelled (not by administration but judicial watch suit) to remove 800K inactive voters.

800,000 "inactive" voters removed from voter rolls in Oregon

Automatic voter registration with Drivers license and only proof of being a RESIDENT in Oregon to get a license- no proof of CITIZENSHIP needed.

No ID required to vote

1st State in nation to have mail in ballots… https://t.co/1h1LFrJkm1 pic.twitter.com/2R0NtWxCla

— MessageFromTheMindField (@MsgFrmThMndFld) January 17, 2026

This cannot be discussed/focused on enough.

RE: the hospital investigation being halted, note that it was actually a subpoena that was quashed by the Biden judge. Incredibly, the challenge was brought by a party (patients at the hospital) who were not even served by it. The real motivation of the partisan judge/attorneys is that it involves clearly off-label use of drugs (hormone replacement therapy) in child gender mutilation procedures at the childrens hospitals involved (for big profits).

This is pretty basic stuff and won't hold up, but the goal of the lawfare is obviously to delay in this case.

Biden "Judge" Anna Reyes now wants answers by 0730 this am about the critical plans/non-plans for a golf course in DC.

Ana Cecilia Reyes is an Uruguayan-born American lawyer who has served as United States district judge of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia since 2023. She was nominated to the position by President Joe Biden, and is both the first Latina and the first…

— R. Lee (@RLee26866486692) May 4, 2026

Naturally, Norm Eisen is involved.

A judicial legend of our time.

What you saw in the Trans in the Military case is typical of her.

She's in her early 40s (maybe late 30s) -- get used to it, she's not going anywhere. https://t.co/2tsDNcncPg

— Shipwreckedcrew (@shipwreckedcrew) May 4, 2026

People who live near where tear gas was used against protesters sue to stop future use of it, asserting a substantive Due Process right to be free of exposure to it. District court: Use enjoined. CA9, per new J. Tung: Stayed, as there's no such right. https://t.co/FGy8bsdlh3 #N pic.twitter.com/MSU33TxAb5

— Orin Kerr (@OrinKerr) May 3, 2026

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Thune ought to have his neck stretched.

Say what you want about McConnell but the guy was a straight up assassin at getting judges confirmed.

Schiff knows a guy.

How much has Trump railed on this lately? Seems to me that if it was bothering Trump he would be pushing it.

Understanding he's got a couple irons in the fire currently, there are some areas he seems to be okay letting fester.

Not sure what the benefit is but in the 2.0 admin they seem to have a plan for everything and are usually a couple steps ahead of everyone else.

What's McConnell doing now?

Coasting to retirement

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Whatever Xi tells him to do.

I thought he was married to Connie Chung, no?

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I thought he was married to Connie Chung, no?

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Elaine Cho.

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What's McConnell doing now?

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Blocking most anything Trump wants to get done.

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I thought he was married to Connie Chung, no?

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That's Maury Povich, not the turtle.

McConnell is into making money from Chinese communists. He's owned.

Read it last night - a very fun and - for a Supreme Court Justice - very angry retort.

Republicans in Congress could have voted to dissolve all the District and Appellate courts that were obstructing Trump with frivolous nationwide injunctions beginning in March 2025. This has been done before in American history. The Jeffersonians dissolved at least 16 circuit…

— Christian Heiens 🏛 (@ChristianHeiens) May 5, 2026

Another great point by Christian.

I knew LA v Callais could eventually be devastating to Dems, but this is well about and beyond what I envisioned. . . Now throw in a clean 2030 census. The biggest seismic shift in American politics, maybe ever, and sending the putrid, unAmerican Left (and by that I mean Dems)…

— Ned Ryun (@nedryun) May 4, 2026

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It is even more curious that Democrats represent every single majority-minority district where black voters constitute the majority. Stranger still is the voting pattern of districts dominated by Asians. Is it plausible that not one Republican represents a majority-minority district in which Asians make up the majority? In districts where Hispanics and Latinos make up the majority of voters, there are a few GOP representatives, but most of these districts are represented by Democrats. And then there are the districts in which "coalitions" of Black, Latino, and Asian voters are dumped into single legally protected majorities. If the Democrats are reduced to this kind of skulduggery they're done. Can you hear the fear from the ACLU?

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This decision is a profound betrayal of the legacy of the civil rights movement. By gutting Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, the Court has weakened the primary legal tool that voters of color rely on to challenge discriminatory maps and election systems. In practical terms, this means that even where racial discrimination in voting is clear and ongoing, communities will be left without the most significant weapon they have to stop states from drawing districts that dilute their political power. Representation for Black, Latino, Native, and other voters of color will increasingly depend on the goodwill of legislatures rather than enforceable law.

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This was the response to the Callais ruling from Sophia Lin Lakin, director of the ACLU's Voting Rights Project. Conspicuously absent from this Orwellian nonsense is any reference to the constitutional reasoning that led to the Supreme Court's ruling. The ACLU, like the Southern Poverty Law Center, has long since abandoned its original mission. Nonetheless, they still command enormous resources, and this is what Harmeet Dhillon and the Civil Rights division of the Justice Department will be up against when they begin enforcing the Court's ruling in Callais. Dhillon will be dealing with desperate people who know that a few more rulings like this … amount to a real threat to the Democrats and their laundered taxpayer money.

Chief Justice John Roberts has many faults, but he is the author of what may be the best answer to the kind of "thinking" that informs the Left's viewpoint on Callais: "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race." But the Democrats and their army of power hungry accomplices know that accepting such straightforward reasoning means they will join the Whigs in political oblivion.

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Whatever happened to the End Zone/helmet 'end racism' line? Ms. Dhillon needs to file a lawsuit this am in Georgia to eliminate their racist districts this cycle.

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"Ballotpedia, using data from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2024 American Community Survey, estimates that these racially gerrymandered districts account for 148 seats in the House of Representatives. This is about one third of the House's 435 districts and 122 of them are held by Democrats more than half of their 212 seats."

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I do think predicting the demise of the Democrat Party is wishful thinking. But the only way I see this redistricting battle over majority-minority districts ends is tossing results from an election from such districts.

Before Callais, I believed a federal court would never actually do that. Just negate the entire vote but now?

A losing candidate from such an illegally drawn district has built in standing to challenge. Those districts are test cases waiting to happen.

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"Ballotpedia, using data from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2024 American Community Survey, estimates that these racially gerrymandered districts account for 148 seats in the House of Representatives. This is about one third of the House's 435 districts and 122 of them are held by Democrats more than half of their 212 seats."

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I do think predicting the demise of the Democrat Party is wishful thinking. But the only way I see this redistricting battle over majority-minority districts ends is tossing results from an election from such districts.

Before Callais, I believed a federal court would never actually do that. Just negate the entire vote but now?

A losing candidate from such an illegally drawn district has built in standing to challenge. Those districts are test cases waiting to happen.

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Let's hope the states refusing to budge on redistricting (Georgia, for instance) think about this and act now rather than later.

In Georgia, Kemp did act. Just like the strong southern democrat he has always been.

Been trying to tell you folks about that snake ******* lib for years.