Indictment number 5 incoming?

[Marius25]

Link to tweet

?t=ZETDnPZmFDLqYWIPG71z4g&s=19

[Walleye]

1. I wonder if Mark Meadows tried bribery in Arizona as well

[TheBlackAdder]

71. Trump is the next best thing since Ronald Reagan. Should be named Donald Radon--dude be radioactive☢

[Beachnutt]

2. And

New Mexico investigates whether 'fake electors' violated state law in 2020 election
https://www.koat.com/article/new-mexico-fake-electors-2020-election-probe/44819624

[ffr]

19. Every other states' AGs should be beginning their own investigations.

Election integrity is the bedrock of our democracy.

[ShazzieB]

49. ALL the states?

How about all the battleground states? Those are the ones Trump and his henchpersons would be motivated to mess with.

I don't think those clowns would bother with states that are reliably either deep red or deep blue. They'd go after the ones where a relatively small shift in the numbers could impact who gets the state's electoral votes.

[soldierant]

69. They also probably wouldn't go to states whose electoral votes are split.

[ALBliberal]

52. I pray! Albuquerque Liberal here!!

[GenXer47]

3. this is like those flies you just have to swat over and over again

Too bad we can't just pin him between the closed window and the screen.

[2naSalit]

5. +1

[royable]

8. Too bad you can't squish them between the flyswatter and the countertop. n/t

[2naSalit]

10. Ick! Too messy...

If you trap them in the window they just dry up and you can vacuum them up later.

[isitreal]

44. the visual of fly paper is better

Watching them squirm on the fly paper is better. Once they expire ya just throw the fly paper away. No mess no fuss.
I think it is an appropriate give back for all the squirming they have caused the nation.

[BunnyMcGee]

50. Agreed whole heartedly!

[rzemanfl]

73. Electric swatters are more fun. n/t

[allegorical oracle]

22. lmao

[Disaffected]

4. "When the party's gettin' a glow on and

singing fills the air...."

[maxrandb]

6. I hear with indictment 5 you get a set of steak knives

[CentralMass]

21. 😄

[vlyons]

30. hahaha

gave me a laugh

[sheshe2]

53. Like!

[Brainfodder]

56. NO, 5 is FREE SHAVED HEAD on mine!

He will not look good but that is the point.

[Captain Zero]

59. And a big bottle of KETCHUP too!

nt

[dchill]

60. Nope! NO ketchup for you!

NEXT!

[whopis01]

67. Yeah - but if you read the fine print

all those knives are given to your co-conspirators so they can stab you in the back in order to get a lighter sentence.

[ekelly]

68. and with six you get eggroll! n/t

[GreenWave]

79. And a magnifying glass in case those are Trump Steaks.

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[Jilly_in_VA]

80. Oooooh!

Et tu, Brute?

[NoMoreRepugs]

7. American jurisprudence at its finest. Once there are 100's of felony charges and NONSTOP trials

going on at the same time across the country the MSM may, I stress may, be forced to abandon some of the bothsiderism that has plaqued us for what seems like decades.

[Alexander Of Assyria]

18. Shock and Awe baby! That's the way to do it, carpet bomb the terrain with Law!

It’s was a coup attempt…Say the magic words corporate media…It’s Over for the coup plotters, all of them!

You can do it! Income won’t be hurt so much as your bean counters predict.

[allegorical oracle]

24. Irony is that "flooding the zone with shit" was/is Steve Bannon's advice to tfg. nt

[Alexander Of Assyria]

26. When theThing twitters...no one will know what of many damn crimes he's talking about! Or care!

[COL Mustard]

35. Well, you know, other Presidents have been in trouble too.

Like Ceaucescu, and that French guy, and some guy in Central America. So yeah, bothsiderism is still in play!

[maxrandb]

65. But Hunter Biden

got a risotto recipe from Hillary! I saw it on his laptop

[jmowreader]

77. Forwarded from John Podesta, correct?

[dlk]

9. When you've been running a vast conspiracy...

Trump will be in litigation for the remainder of his miserable life.

[2naSalit]

11. +1

[wiggs]

12. Why does the governor have to OK an indictment? nt

[yonder]

29. My very first reaction too. Seems odd at the least, ripe for abuse at the worst.

[former9thward]

40. They don't

Which is why it is probably false.

[Attilatheblond]

64. Maybe it's another lie started by Kari Lake to rouse the rabble in AZ

The magas here have been a little quiet of late. Mostly working on taking over operations of elections at county levels. We be fighting that bigly in my 'hood.

[wiggs]

66. kudos. nt

[ffr]

13. No backup news story or any other feeds confirming Fox Noise Bucket

[gratuitous]

14. Does the superseding indictment count as a separate one?

In which case, this would be indictment number six.

[Fla Dem]

15. He has the look of a man who realizes he may be spending the rest of his miserable life in prison.

[AdamGG]

16. Indictments 6, 7 & 8...

Will likely be things that he does over the next year trying to disrupt the present charges.

[Irish_Dem]

25. He will be committing crimes as long as he is able.

[Johnny2X2X]

17. Governor approving charges?

That doesn’t sound legit.

[former9thward]

41. Its not.

It is false. But being put on this site like its real.

[Tommy Carcetti]

20. I don't see the accompanying news story.

All I see is a random Twitter account.

Would like to have an actual source to confirm. You'd think if Fox was saying this, someone would link to Fox.

[AZSkiffyGeek]

23. As of yesterday the AZ Republic was reporting "no comment" from the SoS

I don't see anything to the effect of what that $8 check said in the local news.
EDIT: Here's something from yesterday that says she "thinks" we should pursue it...
https://ktar.com/story/5528616/gov-hobbs-says-arizona-should-press-charges-against-donald-trump-over-2020-election/

[vlyons]

27. Mother of Mercy. Is this the end of Rico?

[Tommy Carcetti]

28. Here is the story. Local Fox Affiliate.

Doesn't look like anything imminent to me at this point, and it's pretty speculative regarding Trump himself.



https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/will-arizona-be-the-next-state-to-indict-former-president-donald-trump

Will Arizona be the next state to indict former president Donald Trump?
By Nicole GarciaPublished August 15, 2023 5:19PM

PHOENIX - Arizona could be the next state to indict former president Donald Trump on charges in connection to trying to overturn the 2020 election results.

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Arizona’s Attorney General is currently investigating, and Governor Katie Hobbs says she hopes to see Arizona’s fake electors face criminal charges.

"Absolutely. I have been an advocate for holding folks involved in trying to overturn the will of the voters in the 2020 election accountable, and this is part of that," Hobbs said.

Arizona is mentioned several times in Georgia’s indictment as Trump and his allies reportedly contacted lawmakers to get them to overturn election results in his favor.

Fake electors in Georgia and Michigan are now facing several felony counts, including making false statements, conspiracy, and corruption charges[

/div]

[Diraven]

70. There's a big difference between Hobbs "has approved"

and the actual story that just says she "hopes". The original headline makes the story sound fake.

[Lonestarblue]

31. Michigan did not include Trump in the fake electors indictments so it's possible that Arizona does

not either. But wasn’t Arizona the state where Ginni Thomas called a Republican and urged him to overturn the election? Now that’s someone I’d like to see investigated for aiding the creation of slates of fake electors.

[Kaleva]

32. All I can find is that Arizona AG is investigating the Defendant.

"The attorney general’s office has confirmed that an investigation into Trump, his allies and Arizona’s fake electors is underway, but gave no indication on when charges would be announced.

In a statement, a spokesperson for Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said, "The attorney general’s office cannot comment on an ongoing investigation. We do not have any updates to share or comments to make on the Georgia case at this time.""

https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/will-arizona-be-the-next-state-to-indict-former-president-donald-trump

[0rganism]

33. He's gonna break 100 felony charges easy

At first I wasn't sure he'd get there but now it's looking really promising.

I think he might go for the record. When it comes to crime, he's like an Olympic champion.

[BunnyMcGee]

51. TFG does it BIGLY

[Captain Zero]

61. No ex-prez has ever had this GREAT a number!!

He's the greatest. No one else will ever have this many!!

[0rganism]

63. thanks to TFG, the per-president felony charge average is now 2

Not sure this is a useful stat to look at, but at least the median remains 0, so we're good there for a while anyway.

TFG just has that insatiable appetite for criming. If he were any good at it we'd be in much deeper shit than we already are.

[Botany]

34. He will never have another good day.

Peter Marks
@petermarksdrama
·
Nov 6, 2020
I imagine it as a chilling final turn of the plot. His world is coming to an end. He will never have another good day. Loser label will haunt him. The law will pursue him. Mental illness will hobble him. His properties will bankrupt him.

[chicoescuela]

36. Aaron Ford AG, there are 6 criminals walking free in Nevada.

Please step up

[maspaha]

37. Can we include Andy Biggs in the AZ indictment?

And Jake Hoffman?
Kelly Ward?
Warren Peterson and everyone else in the AZ legislature that approved the ridiculous “Cyber Ninja” audit?

Please Kris & Katie? Pretty please?

[usonian]

38. So who's counting?

==

[Evolve Dammit]

39. Bury the sons of bitches. All of them. n/t

[ms liberty]

42. I like it when my patience is rewarded

[republianmushroom]

43. Oh, how I do like this posting.

There is not going to be enough popcorn.

[Ford_Prefect]

45. Kicking a bully when he's down is a proven method to keep him from getting up again!

Steel toe boots are optional.

[Sanity Claws]

46. What stage is the matter at?

Have they finished investigation and the Gov gave the go-ahead to start the grand jury part?
Or did she just authorize the investigation?

[brooklynite]

47. "I'm sorry sir; we're booked solid. We might be able to get you an indictment in February."

[Wednesdays]

48. I'm not reccing this until there's confirmation

from a reputable news source.

[brooklynite]

54. Counterpoint:

Kris Mayes should take a pass on prosecuting Trump (There are plenty of local fish to fry) -- Arizona Republic

The Georgia indictment could be the most damaging of all because Trump cannot win in 2024 without the Peach State.

Just as he likely can’t win without the Grand Canyon State.

Which is exactly why Mayes, a Democrat, should not spend her time going after Trump.

Enough is enough. To pile on at this point is to simply give Trump more ammunition to decry the unfairness of it all.

Mayes should instead concentrate on the Arizonans who were scheming to steal our vote:

The 11 “patriots” who falsely claimed to be duly elected by the state’s voters to cast Arizona's electoral votes for Trump. Among them were Arizona Republican Party Chairwoman Kelli Ward; once-and-future state lawmaker Anthony Kern; Jake Hoffman, a digital marketing operator and now state senator; and Tyler Bowyer, a top executive with Turning Point USA who also sits on the Republican National Committee.

The Arizona Republican Party attorney who helped Team Trump flesh out the fake elector plan.

[stopdiggin]

75. I can go with this

besides plain numbers, I 'm not sure if there is much of either strategic or legal value in copycat indictments. And too - both clear cut as well as prospective and theoretical downside that should be part of calculations. But every state that had any whisper of a 'false elector' scheme going on - should have investigation(s) going on high heat. The integrity of the voting process is among the bedrock of democratic values - and every state has a vested interest.

I would also not be real opposed to seeing any state that refused to take measures and 'protect the process' feel some concerted 'pressure' on that issue from the federal government. It is after all a civil rights issue. (As well as a national one. Let the red state legislatures defend a clear cut case of 'vote stealing' and political corruption if they choose to .. )

[flying_wahini]

55. Ken Paxton AG Tx who is under indictment and Impeached as we speak is now

Changing rules in Texas to do this very thing.
They are all crooks. Prove me wrong, I’ll wait.

[Upthevibe]

57. Kick. N/T

[Mr. Ected]

58. With six you get eggroll!

Somebody punch that man's card (and then his face).

[AllyCat]

62. When will Wisconsin follow suit so we can give pink slips to the horrible Sen. Johnson,

Reps Fitzgerald, Tiffany, and Van Orden, and Speaker Vos?

Criminals all.

[onecaliberal]

72. Bingo?

🤷?♀️

[twodogsbarking]

74. That fills one tiny hand. Now on to the next one.

[RandySF]

76. I don't think it's up to Katie Hobbs to "sign off".

[jmowreader]

78. That won't be the last one

I hope, as should all of you, that every state that had a slate of fake electors brings Trump up on charges. Since this is an interstate criminal conspiracy Jack Smith will need to issue a superseding indictment under the separate sovereigns doctrine to tie all those together at the federal level…and Tanya Chutkan will throw the book at him with the greatest of pleasure.

In the movie “X-Men: The Last Stand,” the government built a special prison inside a semi trailer to house several of the most dangerous mutants and kept it in motion to stop the supermutant Magneto from breaking them out. They’ll have to do something similar for Trump…not because he’s such a dangerous man but because every state deserves to have him in their own prisons for at least a little while.

[orleans]

81. when? nt