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George Washington University professor and Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley said that if the federal government proves just one count against former President Donald Trump, it could be a "terminal sentence" for him.
Last week, the Department of Justice (DOJ) indicted Trump on dozens of charges in connection with whether he allegedly mishandled classified documents. Trump has repeatedly proclaimed his innocence and recently said he would not drop out of the 2024 race no matter what.
"The problem is, he's got to run the tableāhe's 76 years old," Turley told Fox News over the weekend. "All the government has to do is stick the landing on one count, and he could have a terminal sentence. You're talking about crimes that have a 10- or 20-year period as a maximum."
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The skunk works engineers have cooked up something brilliant again.
These people are idiots.
Quote from: DKG post_id=502762 time=1685983371 user_id=3390
The Minnesota Department of Corrections has reached a settlement with a transvestic inmate who sued over his treatment in prison. Craig Lusk, who changed his name to Christina in 2018, will receive nearly $500,000 along with a sex-change surgery. In a controversial first for the state, Lusk will also be transferred to a woman's prison.
Lusk, 57, was arrested in 2018 on drug charges after being caught with large amounts of cocaine and methamphetamine in his possession, which he appeared to have been dealing.
Inside Lusk's bedroom, police found 697 grams of meth, two digital scales, large quantities of baggies, and $5,166 in cash, reported Reduxx.
Lusk, who was previously convicted for first-degree robbery, pleaded guilty to first degree possession of a controlled substance and received a 98-month prison sentence.
According to MPR News, the Minnesota Department of Corrections assigned Lusk to Moose Lake, a men's facility, in 2019.
Lusk filed suit in Ramsey County District Court on June 6, 2022, claiming he was being discriminated against for being "transgender" in violation of both the Minnesota Human Rights Act as well as the Minnesota Constitution.
The suit further claimed the DOC had deferred the convict's sex-change surgery until his release in 2024, "misgendered" Lusk, and compromised his safety by imprisoning him with other men.
Quote from: "Adolf Oliver Bush" post_id=502739 time=1685956858 user_id=3409Quote from: Lokmar post_id=502619 time=1685754585 user_id=3351
Look idiot, unlike you, I've actually read reams of...
...other people's accounts which were likely distorted through the lens of the person who wrote them, if not outright fabrications and you believed it all like some leftie convinced that ESG was the be-all and end all of human endeavour, yes I know. And when someone you encounter invokes a line of inquiry, you immediately consign them to the groups of your polar opposite... again, just like a one-eyed leftie.
I told you what I am, you chose to lie about it. It stands to reason you could be lying about a lot of other things too.
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TBH a supercharged or NA Mustang will always make you happy
Quote from: HermanWalmart is continuing to provide LGBT products as part of Pride Month, the firm said on Wednesday amid a consumer backlash against multiple brands aligning with such ideologies.
Walmart has been offering Pride products at thousands of its stores across the United States. The company has released T-shirts with slogans like "Gay AF," "Woke Up Gay Again," and "Some People Are Gay." The retailer also has introduced onesies for infants with slogans like "I Love My 2 Moms" and "Proud Love."
As part of its "Pride & Joy" collection, Walmart is offering LGBT-friendly trinkets and accessories like pins, flags, tote bags, and more.
A controversial product being offered by Walmart is a "breathable" chest binder aimed at "trans, lesbian, and tomboys." The binder, offered online, features pictures of a young girl modeling the product.
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