TC, ad hominems aside, I think it is all very calculated. In the perverse, upside down MAGA world, this somehow makes sense. Reversing the conspiracy by claiming political motivation.
While rooting for the Rule of Law to win, I dread spending any more time in the dysfunctional projections of tfg-- his sick, destructive charism
TC, ad hominems aside, I think it is all very calculated. In the perverse, upside down MAGA world, this somehow makes sense. Reversing the conspiracy by claiming political motivation.
While rooting for the Rule of Law to win, I dread spending any more time in the dysfunctional projections of tfg-- his sick, destructive charism
and the illusions of his followers and allies.
It is, as if, the longer he is bigly in public, the more he spreads his twisted mantle over all of us, using what to most of us would be humiliating as fodder for his current campaign.
I wish the arraigning judge had placed more stringent restrictions on him. On the other hand, he is constitutionally unable to keep from talking about it and probably will flout the law and discuss with co-defendants and even try to bully witnesses.
Maybe you are right about one thing. His attorneys are probably not strong enough to contain him for the long haul of this trial. He may self immolate! But, then, the judge needs to be as strong as she can be and immediately call him in contempt if he disregards current restraints.
TC, ad hominems aside, I think it is all very calculated. In the perverse, upside down MAGA world, this somehow makes sense. Reversing the conspiracy by claiming political motivation.
While rooting for the Rule of Law to win, I dread spending any more time in the dysfunctional projections of tfg-- his sick, destructive charism
and the illusions of his followers and allies.
It is, as if, the longer he is bigly in public, the more he spreads his twisted mantle over all of us, using what to most of us would be humiliating as fodder for his current campaign.
I wish the arraigning judge had placed more stringent restrictions on him. On the other hand, he is constitutionally unable to keep from talking about it and probably will flout the law and discuss with co-defendants and even try to bully witnesses.
Maybe you are right about one thing. His attorneys are probably not strong enough to contain him for the long haul of this trial. He may self immolate! But, then, the judge needs to be as strong as she can be and immediately call him in contempt if he disregards current restraints.