Trump hints at siccing feds on woman who beat him in court
Trump hints at siccing feds on woman who beat him in court
On the heels of his big win over ABC, the president-elect has signaled that more legal challenges could be on the way.
Summary
Donald Trump hinted at legal action against E. Jean Carroll, who previously won defamation suits against him, by reposting a Truth Social image suggesting women face jail for false accusations.
Carroll’s lawyer, Roberta Kaplan, indicated potential further legal action against Trump.
Trump has also threatened rivals like Liz Cheney, Joe Biden, and even poll workers.
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And the fed is supposed to obey without thinking...?
In his world? Yes. Unfortunately there hasn't been a whole lot of significant precedent for pushback against the man child in chief during his earlier tenure, so i wouldnt hold my breath.
And they have used 4 years to make plans to get «sympathetic» people into as many positions as possible.
And even after four years of thinking, they have trouble putting together the fucking cabinet :D
Thank you for brightening my day 😄
Well, tbf not like the Dems did anything to plug the holes in the system while they had the deciding vote the first 2 years.
Sigh. It's gonna get worse the next 4, right?
The Dems are part of the problem, even if they are immensely better than what’s incoming.
Yes, it will.
Do you not remember his first term? The vast majority of things he wanted to do got “pushback” from the DOJ. To the point where he fired the Attorney General, Jeff sessions, and replaced him with Bill barr. Even that monster, Bill Barr pushed back against Trump a bunch of times. Eventually, he even testified against him for several different inquiries and hearings, including both times he was impeached.
Even when Trump‘s appointed his own attorney, general, they turn on him.
Eventually. Like after the riot?
Isn't this exactly why the demons that wrote up Project 2025 have lots and lots of purges planned?
They also planned for violence during implementation.
Yes.
The CIA/NSA let a Putin puppet become President, twice.
Downvotes here are hilarious. What are you downvoting? The fact Trump is a Putin puppet or the fact that the CIA/NSA let him become President twice? Pray tell.
What was the CIA supposed to do?
Well, for one, there was surely at least one grassy knoll near many of his rallies.
Ok I was trying not to go there, but alright so… then who and/or what criteria does the CIA use to determine who to wack? Do the corporations tell the CIA who to wack? Are we to assume there is some benevolent good intentioned body within the CIA watching over us with fairness and good intentions in their hearts?
I think that was my original line of thought, that this isn’t really their job. This is why we are supposed to have courts. But those are broken too.
I mean, if you want a serious answer: if the President is overtly and actively damaging US national security, that’s a situation I would have thought that some shady stuff might be done against the president, up to and including helping the line of succession… succeed, as it were. But that clearly isn’t happening.
Not to mention, the CIA is foreign espionage and assassination. Not domestic. NSA is a global intelligence gathering. And even less assassination oriented.
The people that likely killed MLK would be the proper group. But they practically line up to wash the orange turds taint with their tongues.
That didn't bother the CIA when it was about domestically poisoning poor black people.
Were one of the agencies responsible for killing undesirable presidents they would set up Trump to die of something that looked natural
Lemmy downvotes ad nauseum.
As the head of the executive branch, the President is ultimately in charge of them. Now, the President is supposed to avoid conflicts of interest and allow the DOJ to operate independently to carry out their duties and not to interfere with investigations. Historically that has of course been spotty to say the least.
And Trump definitely doesn't give a single fuck about conflicts. If the department heads won't do it he'll just fire them and get someone in the office who will. The normal check on this system is Congress, and they won't do anything to defy Trump, at least not enough of them to actually stop anything.