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Suzie's avatar

A few of points:

1. “ MSNBC talking head Joyce Vance is panicked. Trump is winning in court, the one territory that liberals believe they still own.”.

Well, they pretty much DO own them, especially in Blue states.

2. “ The Democrat plan is twofold.”

It is actually 3-fold. They want to also Bankrupt him.

3. “ The Jeff Bezos Post argued that President Trump is clogging up the Supreme Court with all these appeals.”

Biden’s open borders are now beyond overwhelming the court system with millions upon millions of phony asylum appeals, that would take the courts decades to adjudicate - if ever.

4. In the poll, I picked “Lee Harvey Oswald missing the shot” because it’s such an intriguing thought about what JFK might have done about the attack, particularly discovering the CIA’s direct involvement. It also would make a great book or movie.

David Thompson's avatar

I think saving MLK Jr would have been better for the country; JFK was a democrat after all and it is unclear how strong his faith was. MLK Jr would likely have brought this nation closer to God.

Suzie's avatar

But MLK was playing footsie with the Commoes in his later years so that did not look promising for the future aims of his movement.

JFK, on the other hand, was getting shocking awareness of the corrupt adventures our military and IC were participating in and pledged to put a stop to it. Hence, he be dead.

Actually, they both be dead.

Kinda says a lot.

David Thompson's avatar

Makes me feel like I'm not doing enough for my God and country... they haven't even tried to kill me yet.

Anthony Davidson's avatar

He was also playing footsie with a bunch of underage groupies.

Cookie McCall's avatar

plus if Lee Harvey Oswald had missed the shot, we wouldn't have had LBJ and his destructive War on Poverty and the subsequent destruction of the black family!

Subvet's avatar

Some think the CIA was involved because had said he wanted disband it.

I voted for James Earl Ray's shot miss so MLK Jr. Was able to continue he work. His successors pretty much undermined everything he accomplished. Abernathy was useless and the of course There were the race baiting Reverends Jackson and Sharpton

Chuck Goldman's avatar

I Love Good News, Don’t y’all Love good news… I thought so.

But this seems like deja vu all over again (credit to Yogi) don’t it. Trump gets stiffed and then winds up standing there like a Champ. Gd where has this played out before.

The d-rats are going to steal this one too folks if we don’t figure this out and fast.

Sometime last year T said he had a plan to counter the voter theft and cheating.

I hope so cause if all he has is ‘Vote Harvesting’ then we, the country, the nation the continent and all of Western Culture is F’d…

Don Reed's avatar

03-04-24: If he once again surrounds himself again with dinosaurs that don't understand the computerized voting grifters and their methods, all is lost. And if he hasn't, starting at this late date is the road to disorganization and defeat.

Chuck Goldman's avatar

I do so agree Don, I’m sick of feeling this impending doom that while we’re blowing smoke, the d-rats are getting ready to drop the llumber on us. This summer is going to be terrible riot wise and who knows what they’re mixing in the viral soup to be realeased in the falll. We seem to sleep walking into this!

joated's avatar

Oswald misses and we don't have an LBJ presidency. No big fight over the 1964 race relations bill.The welfare state would shrink. Different outcome in Viet Nam? What's not to like.

revmaddog1948's avatar

Fanni caught in the wringer. Touche!

Don Reed's avatar

03-04-24: Fani's post-legal career will be doing Weight Watcher ads with Whoopi (now that The Chicago Wombat has taken her victory laps and stepped back from her six-year campaign to lose six pounds). Impossible? Money will melt the word "No" like an ice cube on a hot stove.

Robert Rivera's avatar

I don’t care how much she has lost. You ever see her without makeup? There ain’t enough Scotch that would allow me to wake up next to that along with the photos I’ve seen of her nasty bunions & hammer toes.

Shrugged's avatar

Still, waking up NEXT to her is better than waking up under her. You'd be pinned forever until she awakened.

Don Reed's avatar

At that age, all they attract are the types that the one and only Moldy Oldie, Leona Helmsley, hired and then convinced herself that he was in love with her (hell-fire ensued when she discovered that Boy Toy was dating Jussie Smollett on the sly...).

Don Reed's avatar

03/05/24: I used to use that line until one day, I realized that the ladies were drinking twice as much trying to improve MY looks (faux humility ensued). As for Oprah, her rear end is still smoking from the spanking she got from Big Mike (possibly the only worthwhile mission accomplished by America's churlish Worst Lady).

Subvet's avatar

I think the Chicago Wambat owns weight watchers.

Indydoc's avatar

another Don great one!

Neera Goitein's avatar

“… Meanwhile, in Atlanta, Georgia, the prosecution got its Fani caught in the wringer …”

You did it again, Don. Priceless.

Don Reed's avatar

I still prefer the references to the upper portion of the anatomy...

Chuck Goldman's avatar

Hey SL (or even Mrs SL)

If you’re reading this say Hi OK

Mark's avatar

If it weren’t for privacy issues, Don may be able to let us know ;)

Epstein Did Not Kill Himself's avatar

Yep, many of us here have been thinking of you.

Suzie's avatar

👋 SL!! Hope you’re doing well!

🙏♥️

tj's avatar

Hey SL, keep on a trucking. we are thinking of you and hope to see you sooner than later.

Shrugged's avatar

I want to add my well wishes too. Miss your posts first thing each weekday.

Richard White's avatar

Option 3 in the cat's survey is not valid, as there is no reliable proof that Obama was born in Hawaii. The long form birth certificate that was posted on the White House web site has been conclusively proven to be a forgery.

TeaPartyGal's avatar

Ah... thanks! That poll choice went completely over my head. Now I get it!

Don Surber's avatar

The cat went for subtle. Had to

TeaPartyGal's avatar

There's a high level of humor on this site, both in Don's columns and in the comments. 15% of it I KNOW goes completely over my head, cuz I puzzle over an odd statement that I suspect must be humor; and I bet an additional 15% is humor that I didn't even recognize enough to puzzle over.

Shrugged's avatar

It took a minute to piece the timing to the inferred event in the poll. That photoshopped birth certificate must have been slopped together by a kid in high school - it was so phony. Yet, the story died and nothing was ever provided as proof. Any reasonable person knew at that point all the "conspiracy" theories were true.

Richard White's avatar

Ron Polland, a graphics expert (he created the original short form "birth certificate" that fooled everyone, including Snopes, for a while) thinks the long form forgery is as good as can be expected. He created his own that is 99% identical to the White House form using only what can be found on the Internet. You can read about it here:

https://www.scribd.com/document/69215253/Dr-Ron-Polland-How-I-Made-Obama-s-Long-Form-Birth-Certificate

It requires a Scribd account, but you can get a trial account, download the result, then cancel your account. I have saved all the pertinent information in pdf format, which I can't share here.

Mark's avatar

The Democrats (communists) believe that you are guilty once charged with a crime (unless of course you are a democrat being charged). The panic in the liberal hive is palpable. Expect a call to disband or stack SCOTUS later today after Trump wins 8-1 (KJB probable Birdbrain)

Suzie's avatar

Re: KJB, in fairness, she was one of the tougher interrogators of the idiot Colorado attorneys.

If anyone is a dissenter it would be most likely be Sotomayer, who was the most squishy on the issue.

Mark's avatar

Hard to know since Sotomayor likely to exit soon. If DJT wins expect her resignation 11/5 :)

Don Reed's avatar

I think that Soto-Dumpy would be digging in her heels, trying to outlast Trump.

Mark's avatar

If Trump wins (when), sotomayor will resign, possibly Kagan too so FJB can nominate and get a younger crazier liberal on court for years (1st Transgender?)

Anthony Davidson's avatar

She will never exit and allow DJT to nominate her replacement.

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Mark's avatar

Gayle, there is always someone worse than Sotomayor and Kagan. They are reasonable compared to those graduating Harvard and Yale Law today.

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Shrugged's avatar

I want to see Fani's and Letitia's LSAT scores for law school. Their grades would be a nice additional piece of evidence for proving their incompetence.

Jim Nelson's avatar

Ah yes, the wise Latina...

Epstein Did Not Kill Himself's avatar

I think there's a higher birdbrain count than that on the court.

Mark's avatar

Yes the BB count is 7 on the court with Alito and Thomas clear headed.

NotFromTexas's avatar

I DO so admire your faith!

Mark's avatar

SCOTUS has a little integrity. Case is a long shot.

TeaPartyGal's avatar

What did Trump say back in the beginning--(paraphrasing, can't remember exactly)--"There's going to be so much winning; you're going to get tired of winning." !!!!!

TeaPartyGal's avatar

That said, though, America likes a beleaguered underdog more than a gloating winner, as Don's column today points out. So low key is best, I'm sure.

TeaPartyGal's avatar

Last comment--but in Trumps live comments today at noon, he could raise the "frivolous lawsuit" point that the plaintiffs ought to have to pay his legal fees he had to spend defending himself.

Liberal heads would explode even more, and it would deflect alot of their criticism of the Supreme Court and focus it instead on defending themselves from the horrendous idea of them being liable for Trump's legal fees.

Charles Bolen's avatar

Since he was sworn in, there has been a debate whether to push Biden aside and replace with Kamala, or Newsom at the 2024 convention. But in truth, their hands have been tied all along…

1. Invoking the 25th or simply removing him from the ticket on the convention floor without his blessing would be an admission they backed an unfit man in the first place. Their credibility would be wrecked, and Trump would effectively “pounce”. Joe himself cannot step out voluntarily and cite new health concerns because of potential legal concerns, and he can’t trust potential successors to place his interests above their own to make the, go away.

2. Biden cannot leave office without pardoning himself, his family, and his associates that could rat him out if a Trump justice department followed up on the mountains of evidence of serious wrongdoing.

3. Pardons of this sort before November would be an electoral disaster for him, or any subsequent candidate who would take his place. So he can’t trust Kamala, Gavin, or any other person to honor that commitment to do the pardons (but himself).Pardoning himself and leaving the race would doom the replacement. The replacement certainly couldn’t pardon him before the election and hope to win.

4. Even if a replacement candidate had won, they’d be harming their own chances in 2028 if they replicated what Ford did for Nixon, so Joe’s best way to guarantee protection for his family is to hang around until at least the election to do the pardons himself.

5. In the event of a loss, Biden’s story will be “a vengeful incoming administration is out to get me and my friends, so I have no choice but to protect them from this tyrant”. He may even simultaneously pardon Trump to appear magnanimous, but in reality to avoid the humiliation of losing those cases. He would claim to be placing the squabbles between both parties behind us, and want a cookie for it.

Even the mere plausiblilty of a Trump win traps Biden on the ticket because of his family’s shady dealings. He has to be in office when the votes are counted.

Reddog's avatar

The Dems should play "Let's make a deal". They should ask their party this at the convention: "Should we choose the moron behind door No. 1, or the moron behind door No. 2, or the moron behind door No. 3?

Suzie's avatar

Haha! So many to choose from!

Reddog's avatar

An abundance of ignorance. The tap never stops flowing for them.

Puddintaine's avatar

ROFLMAO .Thanks HaHaHa.

Reddog's avatar

Glad I made your day. Humor is good for counter-balancing the craziness going on today. Drinking wine works too.

Suzie's avatar

Couple o’ possible scenarios:

If they’re convinced of their “election rigging efforts” to succeed, his Dem successor would most certainly give him assurances of a pardon.

Or, perhaps they’re certain there won’t even be an election, so it’s all moot anyway.

Wim de Vriend's avatar

This all sounds very well-considered. Just one question: you say: " Pardoning himself and leaving the race would doom the replacement." That seems likely, but do you think Biden has enough scruples to NOT pardon himself and his druggie son? If nothing else, he's always been a sleaze, so why stop now, just to benefit a rival?

Cookie McCall's avatar

WdV - scruples, what scruples???????

Cookie McCall's avatar

CB - regarding your point #5, FJB would want a whole freezer full of ice cream for his "good will action"

MT's avatar

Wilbur Ross warned many over the years of the following:

"Underestimate Donald John Trump at your own peril."

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Tmitsss's avatar

The US Supreme Court has signaled that it may release an opinion today at 10 am. Will the SCOTUS follow Don’s Command and March 4th (Forth)

David Thompson's avatar

If they wait another day, it might be a signal to the 5th column.

Suzie's avatar

That decision regards his being allowed on the ballot, not his Presidential immunity appeal.

Tmitsss's avatar

Trump v. Anderson (23-719) (Per Curiam)

Because the Constitution makes Congress, rather than the States, responsible for enforcing Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment against federal officeholders and candidates, the Colorado Supreme Court erred in ordering former President Trump excluded from the 2024 Presidential primary ballot.

Skinnydip's avatar

Ever notice how the dems never seem to get it right? They either over-do or under-do everything they try. Must be a genetic defect.

Suzie's avatar

…and everything they actually do choose to do in the first place was either never necessary, or a really disastrous idea.

Reddog's avatar

The synonym for "Democrat" is "emotion".

tj's avatar

And lost their mind....

Don Reed's avatar

They remind me of the race track goof balls, who unconsciously WANT to lose, so they can feel sorry for themselves (blame the jockey, trainer, owner, track, state they live in, their shoe sizes, Mom, Dad, Uncle Sam, and the lady yelling out their bingo numbers).

Jim Nelson's avatar

I have always been an optimist regarding life in general. Having said that, I still feel a twinge of impending doom as DJT continues his winning streak and FJB continues his losing streak. As November approaches and DJT continues to lead/gain in the polls, the Democrats are going to try and stop Trump 'by any means necessary'. Two of your your poll choices elicit that same fear as well. I do hope that DJT makes it across the finish line and wreaks havoc on his enemies both foreign and domestic (primarily domestic) and I can breathe a sigh of relief and continue my optimism about the future of America.

Regarding the poll, I went with Lee Harvey missing the shot. JFK's death gave us LBJ who then gave us the Great Society which, among other things, gave us our current welfare state which led to the destruction of the black family unit and you know the rest of the story.

Adorable Deplorable's avatar

BTW, how in the world are FJB's puppet masters going to keep him erect and semi cognizant for an hour or two Thursday night during his SOTU address? This is going to be a must watch and might be more entertaining than him walking up a flight of stairs.

Cookie McCall's avatar

the puppet masters will need a whole pharmacy full of drugs to pull off the SOTU

Marlan Hoerer's avatar

He will be on an IV well hidden from viewers.

Playswithneedles's avatar

I generally don’t watch them, even when it’s our guy, for several reasons - it’s a big theatrical performance, because I follow the real news I already know what the state of the union is and when it’s a demonicrat up there speaking, I don’t enjoy wasting an hour or two of my life being lied to.

I prefer to read about it the next day and watch a couple of clips of what happened. I look forward to what Don and the rest of you have to say about it.

NotFromTexas's avatar

B-12 administered intravenously 24/7 beginning two days in advance.

Cranky Frankie's avatar

Looking at the charts, Trump's lead really began with that indictment in Georgia. I think most don't understand that the classified docs case in Florida actually began when Trump returned docs to the Archive and items with classification markings were found in what he returned. This puts him in exactly the same situation as Biden with the docs he kept in various places without authority. As this story has been fleshed out most see that Trump is being prosecuted and Biden isn't for the same offense. And then there is the extended Biden family with its dozens of corporate entities, withdrawing tens of thousands in cash (who does that?) and sports cars.

So if the inflection point for Biden falling behind in the polls is the criminal indictment, why do Democrats think a conviction will hurt him? Because polling tells them so. Except the same voters who know he's accused mostly know the accusations are unsupportable when the standard is honest truth so I doubt a conviction will change things. Neither NY civil case has changed the trajectory. Why should the other cases, no matter what the outcome?

Suzie's avatar

It’s kinda like when the Lilliputians tied up Gulliver. The process is the punishment, and a conviction would just be gravy.

The DC trial is the most worrisome simply because of the venue - even worse than NY, if that’s possible. That’s why the Presidential immunity appeal is so critical, in addition to the FL docs case.

William Slattery's avatar

Trump will win and begin to redirect the country on a more fruitful course, despite the national debt and the inept and the foolish leadership in our federal government. This persecution of Trump is uncalled for and only reflects how degenerate our political system has become.

For me, another glaring item arising in his prosecution is the possible results of Affirmative Action and DEI. The Fulton County DA's office is emblematic of the incompetence and low IQ displayed here, which mandates putting people in positions where they're woefully lacking in necessary skill sets can be disastrous. BTW For your frequent flyers, the head of the FAA, a DEI appointment herself, is instituting a DEI program, "Baggage handlers to Pilots" to level the playing field. Think about that one.

Suzie's avatar

These are also all Soros picks.

The man is a threat to all humanity.

William Slattery's avatar

Ahhh yes! Let's not forget that treasonous rat Obama. BTW He's running the regime now.

Playswithneedles's avatar

Yes. I’ve posted before that I hope the Willis/Wade fiasco will end the case against Trump and also be the death of DIE in that those who support it will realize that it’s a self inflicted wound. Which is sometimes fatal.

William Slattery's avatar

Yes the sad thing is that highly qualified people are sidelined based on their political leanings, which are mostly conservative.