🌊Proud resister, Democrat, Mama Bear to two beloved adult children, someone who cares deeply for her community, state, country, all of humanity / Mother Earth.
Did Donald Trump run for President just to make money? Maybe. Did he realize that becoming President could make him even more money than he imagined? Definitely. Here’s how Trump has been cashing in on the presidency:
IMAGE CREDITS:
Photo is of Rosa Parks (refused to sit in back of bus)
Middle image is of Ruby Bridges in Norman Rockwell painting "The Problem We All Live With" being escorted to white school
The rightmost illustration is by artist Bria Goeller, for T Shirt company Good Trubble
Trump Pardons Thread 1/26
#ThingsWeShouldThankTrumpFor - General Flynn's pardon. It was an epic blunder that will damage Trump more.
Let's do a thread about Trump's pardons.
YES he's going to pardon his kids, and try to pardon himself. What does this all mean?
Trump Pardons Thread 2/26
Trump was always going to pardon his kids (& Jared Bonesaw Boy) & some closest to him from his past before politics (Hope Hicks) & some he trusts most in his political life (Stephen Miller). This was inevitable
He will also try to pardon himself.
Bill Barr has corruptly shielded Trump & company from criminal responsibility. If the incoming administration ALSO shields Trump & company from criminal responsibility by “letting bygones be bygones”, we are lost AND we are no better than the Bill Barrs of the world. #NoBygones
Hey All. Wanted to let all #TeamJustice friends know that “Capital Crimes with Glenn Kirschner” will premier on MSNBC this Saturday night, 11/28, at 10 pm ET. The episode: The Curious Case of Albrecht Muth. Hope you’ll tune in. Thank you for your support, my friends.
Hey All. Hope you have a few minutes to check out today’s video (dropping shortly). It’s a response to the Presidential Pardon Purists who contend a corrupt pardon is absolutely immune against a court challenge. We MUST challenge corrupt pardons in court, because #JusticeMatters
George Mason, delegate to Constitutional Convention, said in 1788 that a President should not have power to pardon because he might "pardon crimes which were advised by himself. It may happen, at some future day, that he will establish a monarchy, and destroy the republic."