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Chese & Krakens

by Betty Cracker|  September 15, 20232:09 pm| 153 Comments

This post is in: 2020 Elections, Open Threads, Politics, Republican Stupidity, Republican Venality, Trump Crime Cartel, Trump Indictments

Fulton County Judge McAfee is creating a hellish charcuterie board, and the cheese doesn’t want to be paired with the crispy Kraken, but the judge says that’s too damn bad. (Daily Beast)

Attorney Kenneth Chesebro, the alleged architect of the so-called fake elector scheme launched in a frenzied attempt to keep former President Donald Trump in office, just can’t get away from Sidney Powell.

After ruling last week that the two will be tried together, Fulton County Supreme Court Judge Scott McAfee on Thursday further ruled that their trial will be conducted apart from Trump and 16 other co-defendants in the sprawling racketeering prosecution brought by District Attorney Fani Willis over attempts to subvert the state’s 2020 presidential election returns…

“Mr. Chesebro has never physically met Sidney Powell; Mr. Chesebro has never sent an email to Ms. Powell; Mr. Chesebro has never received an email from Ms. Powell; Mr. Chesebro has never called Ms. Powell; Mr. Chesebro has never received a phone call from Ms. Powell; Mr. Chesebro has never texted Ms. Powell; Mr. Chesebro has never received a text message from Ms. Powell; and Mr. Chesebro has never communicated with Ms. Powell through any social media or telecommunications application,” Chesebro’s motion stated. “In sum, there has never been any direct contact or communication between Mr. Chesebro and Ms. Powell. Similarly, there is no correlation or overlap between the overt acts or the substantive charges associated with Mr. Chesebro and Ms. Powell.

The defense lawyers consulted for the article (i.e., not affiliated with either coup plotter) imply the Cheese Bro is desperate to separate himself from the Kraken Lady because he expects a lot more damning evidence to emerge in her case and fears it will taint him in the eyes of the jury. Unfortunately for Cheese Bro, the judge interpreted his severance motion (and Kraken Lady’s much less vociferous one) as evidence that the risk of evidence overlap is minimal.

It’s starting to look like that speedy trial motion will not redound to Chesebro’s benefit. Womp-womp-womp-woooooomp!

Open thread.

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Dark Brandon Haunts Their Dreams

by TaMara|  August 23, 202310:47 am| 116 Comments

This post is in: Biden For President, Open Threads, Politics, President Biden, Look out for Dark Brandon

According to People.com

Dark Brandon' Ads Take Over Fox News in Support of Biden's Reelection

“Dark Brandon,” President Joe Biden‘s satirical alter-ego, is making a bold appearance on the day of the first 2024 Republican debate — not only on billboards in Milwaukee, where eight GOP candidates are set to take the stage on Wednesday evening, but in digital ads plastering the homepage of FoxNews.com.

From midnight on Wednesday until 11:59 p.m., the internet meme-turned-campaign tool is taking over Fox News’ website with pro-choice ads touting Biden’s mission to defend abortion rights, one year after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

For Biden’s 2024 reelection team, the unexpected ad campaign — not only reclaiming an antagonistic character, but doing so on a conservative news site — was a no-brainer.

Rob Flaherty, deputy campaign manager for Biden’s 2024 campaign and former director of digital strategy in Biden’s White House, tells PEOPLE that Fox News’ website is prime real estate for a campaign ad since the network is hosting Wednesday’s debate. And, perhaps more importantly, “it’s a surprising place for the president to show up.”

“I think it fits both the president’s ethos of going everywhere and not writing off any voters,” Flaherty says. “It also speaks to the sort of strided, swaggy Dark Brandon personality of, ‘Yeah, we’re going to go on Fox News and talk about protecting and restoring Roe.'”

The new Dark Brandon campaign doesn’t only touch on abortion rights, though that’s the one that was selected to appear on Fox News. Three other versions of the ad will pop up on billboards in Milwaukee Wednesday, each hitting on an issue that Americans overwhelmingly support, but the Republican Party opposes.

One ad reads, “Get on board, folks. We’re lowering prescription drug costs.” Another reads, “Social Security cuts? Try me.” And the final reads, “Tax cuts for yacht owners? Good luck with that, champ.”

For those who missed it, the GOP went apeshit over this Dark Brandon twitter post. And I mean apeshit. It was beautiful. Dark Brandon lives rent-free in their addled minds.

A cup of Joe never tasted better.

Grab yours: https://t.co/4fbxCBQNPZ pic.twitter.com/s2qboyE7C1

— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) August 3, 2023

You can get your Dark Brandon on the official campaign page, here.  Personally, I’m loving the Harris/Emhoff sticker

Open thread

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4 charges

by David Anderson|  August 1, 20235:36 pm| 378 Comments

This post is in: 2020 Elections, 2024 Elections, Open Threads, Trump Crime Cartel, Trump Indictments

Trump indicted on 4 charges in DC

4 charges

Update 1: The indictment is here. I am not a lawyer, nor do I ever want to be one, but it sure seems that the attorneys who wrote the document enjoyed their work. It is a fast 45 page read.

Update 2: Just who are the unindicted co-conspirators:

Putting names to the list of six co-conspirators:

1 (a) = Rudy Giuliani
2 (b) = John Eastman
3 (c) = Sidney Powell
4 (d) = Jeffrey Clark
5 (e) = Ken Chesebro
6 (f) = ??? https://t.co/wRKtNSLK0E

— Aaron Fritschner (@Fritschner) August 1, 2023

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Trump, DeSantis, Rubin, Tapper, Bill & Me (Open Thread)

by Betty Cracker|  July 19, 202310:34 am| 142 Comments

This post is in: 2024 Elections, Domestic Politics, Open Threads, Past Elections, Trumpery

First up, Rolling Stone has more detail from a confidential source on the charges for which Trump may soon be indicted by the DC grand jury that’s looking into the failed January 6 coup:

THE SPECIAL COUNSEL’S letter to Donald Trump related to Jan. 6 listed the federal statutes under which Trump is expected to be charged, including conspiracy, obstruction, and civil rights violations, according to a source with knowledge of the contents of the target letter.

Special counsel Jack Smith sent the letter to Trump on Sunday, informing him he was a target of the Justice Department. Trump on Tuesday announced he’d been sent the letter via a post on the social media platform Truth Social.

The letter mentions three federal statutes: Conspiracy to commit offense or to defraud the United States; deprivation of rights under color of law; and tampering with a witness, victim, or an informant. It does not offer further details, nor does it detail how the special counsel believes Trump may have violated the statutes, the source tells Rolling Stone.

I have a theory about why Trump waited until Tuesday to rant insanely about receiving the target letter: He wanted to step on DeMeatball’s MSM debut — an interview with Jake Tapper that aired on CNN yesterday at 4 PM. Mission accomplished!

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Speaking of the most odious Florida Man to ever emerge from the peninsula (and I include the late bath salts ingester in Miami who tried to eat a random person’s face), DeSantis badly needs a reset. But WaPo’s Jen Rubin doesn’t see it happening: (gift link)

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s campaign for the Republican presidential nomination is among the most overhyped, worst-performing and comically awful in memory. His run is right up there with the 2016 presidential campaigns of former Florida governor Jeb(!) Bush and former Wisconsin governor Scott Walker. Like Walker, DeSantis faces the real possibility he might not even make it to the primary contests beginning in January.

Consider that he is “shaking up” his staff (firing about a dozen people), burning through money, struggling in the polls and shedding donor support. When your money men are looking at a candidate who polls in low single digits (Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina), it might be time to wonder if gracefully exiting early would be preferable to staying in for an embarrassing performance that would effectively end aspirations for higher office.

I hope she’s right. My husband and I watched Tapper’s 15-minute interview with DeSantis, which CNN annoyingly doled out in chunks over the course of an hour-long program.

(Quick aside here: I’ve been writing at this site for 12 years or so, and I’m tired of referring to the spouse as “my husband” or “the spouse,” etc., so henceforth, I will call him Bill. Okay?

I’m mindful that there are Bills who comment here, including an extraordinarily talented photographer, but that Bill lives on the opposite side of the continent, and I’m confident it will be clear from context when I’m talking about my Bill or our shutterbug Bill.)

Anyhoo, Bill and I watched the DeSantis interview, and DeSantis came across as a peevish dick because DeSantis is a peevish dick.

But Tapper did a shit job, in my opinion. He asked DeSantis about Trump’s legal troubles and the state of the campaign and got the usual evasions and excuses. He asked about the plan DeSantis has to “rip woke out of the military” (to sum up: argle-bargle WOKE). Tapper did briefly push back on DeSantis’s claim that servicemembers are eager for this overhaul — Tapper cited DOD survey data that says otherwise.

DeSantis responded that Tapper could go into any VFW hall or American Legion post and find plenty of support for the DeSantis plan. Well, no shit! That was the end of that line of questioning. But mostly, I fault Tapper for what he didn’t ask.

He didn’t ask about the state-funded migrant relocation stunts or taxpayer-supported personal militia. He did not press DeSantis about the insurance crisis in Florida, the politically motivated abuse of power, the book banning, the teacher shortage, the growing brain drain, the racial disparities in election police voter entrapment operations, etc., etc.

Tapper treated DeSantis like a normal candidate, not an authoritarian governor who is running to the right of the would-be tyrant Trump so that he (DeSantis) might inherit the remnants of a fascist cult. That tells me the MSM learned nothing from American democracy’s near-death experience circa 2016 – 2021 — or, worse, learned the wrong lessons.

Also, it tells me that if DeSantis wasn’t a wooden-headed numpty, if he possessed even a small fraction of Trump’s carnival barker cunning, he would sense the opportunity inherent in our crappy MSM celebrity journalists’ “view from nowhere” and horserace approach to covering politics. But Rubin is probably right, and DeSantis is probably toast.

For what it’s worth, Bill, a faithful Democrat but thoroughgoing normie who has never once read this or any other blog, wasn’t half as critical of Tapper’s performance as I was. But he agreed DeSantis came across as a petulant prick as usual.

Open thread!

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Open Thread: Ruby Freeman & Shaye Moss Are Officially Exonerated

by Anne Laurie|  June 22, 20235:29 pm| 61 Comments

This post is in: 2020 Elections, Republican Venality, Trumpery

“Years after their lives were turned upside down by conspiracy theorists, Ruby Freeman and her daughter, Wandrea ArShaye ‘Shaye’ Moss, were officially cleared by Georgia authorities on Tuesday.” https://t.co/x2qyuwVFfT

— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) June 21, 2023

Things people who rubbed a couple of brain cells together knew in November 2020: https://t.co/x2qyuwVFfT pic.twitter.com/JK2z6JSqHy

— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) June 21, 2023

Rolling Stone:

… On Tuesday, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced the closure of an investigation into claims of fraud made by former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani, after the DA’s office found no evidence that would substantiate the claims. “Over the course of the investigation, it was confirmed that numerous allegations made against the Fulton County Department of Registration and Elections, and specifically, two election workers, were false and unsubstantiated,” Raffensberg’s office wrote in a press release.

Giuliani had accused two Georgia election workers, Rudy Freeman and Wandrea “Shaye” Moss of having committed various acts of fraud in the course of counting ballots in Fulton County. Conspiracies leveled against Freeman and Moss included claims they had lied about flooding in election headquarters in order to have poll watchers removed, counted ballots multiple times, and snuck extra ballots into the count to inflate President Joe Biden’s margins. Freeman and Moss have since filed a defamation suit against Giuliani.

The allegations against Freeman and Moss became drivers of larger efforts by Trump and his allies to interfere with Georgia’s election outcomes. The pair were subjected to extreme harassment and threats by the former president’s devotees, and became key witnesses to the manner in which conspiracies about the election were formed and weaponized. During her testimony before the Jan. 6 committee, Moss was asked about the attorney’s claims that she and Freeman had exchanged a “USB drive” full of votes. Moss revealed that the drive was actually a piece of candy.

Over the course of the investigation, which was conducted with assistance from the Georgia Bureau of Investigations and FBI, Raffensperger’s office found that “there was no evidence of any type of fraud as alleged.” Additionally, investigators found that social media posts purporting to show an admission of voter fraud from an election worker were created by an individual who “admitted he created a fake account and confirmed the content that was posted on the account was fake.”

“We remain diligent and dedicated to looking into real claims of voter fraud,” Raffensperger said. “We are glad the state election board finally put this issue to rest. False claims and knowingly false allegations made against these election workers have done tremendous harm. Election workers deserve our praise for being on the front lines.” …

Not to be vindictive (ha!), but I agree with Charlie Pierce, at Esquire — “Give Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss All the Money”:

Now it’s time for these brave women to get paid.

Take it all. Houses. Cars. Skivvies. Everything. Every stick of gilded furniture. Every stitch of tailored clothes. Every last dime. Leave ’em all wearing a barrel…

These two women represented thousands of other of our fellow citizens who volunteer every election cycle to do the scut work of self-government. They’re the ones who check the registration rolls. They’re the ones who grind away counting votes through the night, a tedious, thankless task on its best days, but one that now has been rendered physically dangerous through the efforts of soulless political vampires, the legions of the political undead…

I’m proud to be Ruby Freeman’s fellow citizen. And I hope, a couple of years down the road, she’s living in a monumentally tacky seaside mansion in Florida and wondering what in hell you do with a gold-plated commode.

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Fox News Flameout (Open Thread)

by Betty Cracker|  June 20, 20239:29 am| 257 Comments

This post is in: 2020 Elections, 2024 Elections, Open Threads, Politics, Republican Stupidity, Trumpery

It’s hard to watch Bret Baier’s recent Fox News interview with Trump because the snuffling spray-tanned meat-sack is so repulsive, but I found it worthwhile. Baier was/is a gross Trump sycophant and hack, but here he takes a new tone, as if admonishing a wayward toddler. “Mommy and Daddy aren’t angry that you torched the house; we’re disappointed you won’t show us the kerosene and matches.”

We’ve all heard enough lies, misdirection and whining from Donald J. Trump to last ten thousand lifetimes, but this is next level. At one point, Trump contradicts his own recorded voice as transcribed in the indictment, absurdly claiming the material he waved around for dramatic effect during a self-narrated tour of top secret battle plans for Meadows’ ghostwriters was actually news clippings or golf apparel.

The panic is evident as he weaves a tapestry of contradictory lies, claiming he had nothing here and then baselessly asserting that he had every right to possess what was previously declared nothing there. The entire performance is laced with desperation, as if it has belatedly dawned on Mr. Fuck Around that Mr. Find Out has laid an icy grip on the former’s shriveled nutsack. Extraordinary!

Sidebar: How are the criminal defendant’s lawyers not resigning en masse today? Are there too few to constitute a proper masse? Even if he’s down to a single paralegal, that person should slink away while they still can! Save yourself!

Baier also brings up the 2020 election and asks how Trump plans to get “independent suburban moms” back in his camp for 2024. Trump babbles in corkboard-pushpin-and-yarn dialect about being cheated out of a 2020 victory. To his credit, Baier calls bullshit, noting that Trump-appointed judges dismissed multiple cases for lack of evidence and that swing state recounts confirmed Biden won fair and square.

Apparently Baier has more interview footage that will air today. Unless Baier recorded Trump setting his own crotch on fire, it’s hard to see how it could be more damaging.

Open thread.

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Tuesday Evening Open Thread: TFG Is *Beset*

by Anne Laurie|  May 16, 20238:09 pm| 90 Comments

This post is in: 2020 Elections, Open Threads, Trumpery, Lock Him Up...Lock Them All Up

The Georgia prosecutor investigating whether Donald Trump and his allies broke any laws as they tried to overturn his 2020 election loss in the state has fought back against the former president’s attempt to remove her from the case and exclude evidence. https://t.co/VVL3Gw9jzG

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 16, 2023

Fani Willis is having none of this weak… sauce:

… Trump’s Georgia legal team in March asked the court to toss out the report of a special grand jury that had been seated in the case and to prevent prosecutors from using any evidence or testimony stemming from the panel’s investigation. They also asked that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her office be barred from continuing to investigate or prosecute the case.

Willis responded in a filing Monday that the Trump’s motion is “procedurally flawed” and advances “arguments that lack merit.”

For more than two years now, Willis has been investigating the actions Trump and others took in the wake of the 2020 election. She took the unusual step last year of asking for a special grand jury to aid the investigation, saying the panel’s subpoena power would allow her team to compel the testimony of people who might not otherwise cooperate.

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The special grand jury, which did not have the power to issue indictments, was seated last May and dissolved in January after hearing from 75 witnesses and submitting a report with recommendations for Willis. Though most of that report remains under wraps for now according to a judge’s order, the panel’s foreperson has said without naming names that the special grand jury recommended charging multiple people.

Trump lawyers Drew Findling, Jennifer Little and Marissa Goldberg argued that the special grand jury “involved a constant lack of clarity as to the law, inconsistent applications of basic constitutional protections for individuals being brought before it, and a prosecutor’s office that was found to have an actual conflict, yet continued to pursue the investigation.”…

In her motion Monday, Willis asked that McBurney retain supervision of the matter and urged that Trump and Latham’s motions be dismissed or denied without holding a hearing.

Willis wrote that the arguments put forth in the motions fail to meet the “exacting standards” for disqualifying a prosecutor and they also fail to prove their claims that their own due process rights have been violated or that the grand jury process was “tainted” or the law governing it unconstitutional.

Trump and Latham “are not content to follow the ordinary course of the law,” Willis wrote…

Willis last month sent letters to local law enforcement leaders advising them to prepare for “heightened security” as she intends to announce charging decisions in the case between July 11 and Sept. 1. To secure an indictment, she needs to bring the case before a regular grand jury…

You are not nearly as special as you would like to believe, MAGAts. MSNBC’s Jordan Rubin, “Fani Willis trashes Trump’s attempt to quash special grand jury report”:

… In a legal filing Monday, Willis didn’t mince words in responding to motions from Trump and one of the Georgia “fake electors,” Cathy Latham, who joined in the long-shot legal effort.

They tried to throw a kitchen sink of legal arguments at the probe — that the judge should be kicked off the case; that Willis should be kicked off the case; that the special grand jury was tainted and its report should be quashed and expunged from the record; and that any use of evidence presented to the special grand jury should be prohibited.

Willis threw it all right back at them, telling the judge that Trump and Latham raised arguments “for which they have no standing” or “which have no basis in law at all.” The prosecutor basically said that Trump wants to be above the law, writing that he and Latham “seek to ‘restrain’ a criminal investigation before any charges are filed or even sought; they ask that the judicial system place them above and apart from the common administration of the criminal law.”

And if Willis’ thrashing weren’t enough, several media companies submitted their own filing Monday, telling the judge that quashing the special grand jury report would be “unsupported by any legal basis.”…

Even if Judge Robert McBurney indulges Trump’s timeline request, the next big practical question for the judge may be whether he holds a hearing on the matter before ruling. But at this point, barring an unexpected move by McBurney, there’s no reason to think that Willis is in danger of missing her summer time frame for announcing charging decisions.

Also, too:

A Wisconsin judge on Monday refused to break up a lawsuit filed against 10 fake electors for former President Donald Trump and two of his attorneys, saying the case could proceed in the county where it was filed. https://t.co/Kv79D8CZ0I

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 16, 2023

Another batch of lost lambs left abandoned by their God-Emperor…

… The lawsuit seeks $2.4 million from the fake electors and their attorneys, alleging they were part of a conspiracy by Trump and his allies to overturn his loss in the 2020 presidential race. It also seeks to disqualify the Republicans from ever serving as electors again.

Fake electors met in Wisconsin and other battleground states where Trump was defeated in 2020, attempting to cast ballots for the former president even though he lost. Republicans who participated in Wisconsin said they were trying to preserve Trump’s legal standing in case courts overturned his defeat.

Nine of the 10 fake electors in Wisconsin, and one of Trump’s attorneys, argued that the lawsuit against them was wrongly filed in Dane County Circuit Court. Since none of them lived in that county, they argued, the lawsuit should be refiled against each of them in their respective home counties.

But Dane County Circuit Judge Frank Remington disagreed on Monday, saying the lawsuit was properly filed because, in part, at least one of the defendants appears to live in Dane County or does not present evidence to the contrary…

“Although likely not the last, this was just the latest effort to delay any type of accountability,” said Law Forward attorney Scott Thompson. “We are pleased this matter will be resolved in the Dane County Courthouse, just one block from where the fake electors scheme was carried out.”

Attorneys for the fake electors did not immediately respond to an emailed request for comment…

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