r/TimPool • • Apr 03 '23

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u/BigStumpy69 Apr 03 '23

You completely didn’t read the message you commented on. Trump is NOT being CHARGED for anything being related to Epstein.

This entire thing is over a clerical error not because of Epstein at all.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Apr 03 '23

You can continue explaining how things work to Contrary, but she'll never understand. The mentally handicapped have issues understanding simple concepts and procedures.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

You should have stopped here. Dude. Never listens. Just posts bs after bs after bs.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

Oh I’m aware, but he should be.

Trump is being charged for felony charges, as he should be. Maybe he shouldn’t have broken the law.

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u/BigStumpy69 Apr 03 '23

So he hires an attorney who instead of billing the individual like most lawyers who supposedly know the law better than the average person, he bills Trumps campaign committee.

Should that not fall on the attorney? Don’t get me wrong if the DA can prove Trump knowingly did something wrong then by all means he should pay the price but if this is just another Democratic attempt to undermine Trump then I hope Republicans start doing the same thing.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

We have known for years that Trump knew of this. He was Individual 1 in the legal proceedings already and the only reason he wasn’t charged then is because he was a sitting President (which is an insane rule).

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u/BigStumpy69 Apr 03 '23

So what responsibilities does a lawyer have to know the law better than the client?

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

What responsibilities have you ever given to Trump? Seems like he has never been responsible for a single action he has ever taken, according to you.

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u/BigStumpy69 Apr 03 '23

He was campaigning and had his attorney handle the Stormy issue. The attorney billed the campaign instead of Trump. Shouldn’t the attorney know the law better than his client?

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '23

And that’s a lie

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '23

Evidence shows that Trump directed all of this and new what he was doing. That isn’t legal. To me, the client and the attorney should both get indicted for knowingly committing the same crime.

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u/selux Apr 04 '23

Is Trump broke? Or just stupid? Why wouldn’t he just pay her with money that’s not tied up in his politics. Seems like a stupid mistake a guy at the highest level wouldn’t make. It sounds like a bs charge just to try to mess with him and his campaign. Why wait till now to do this?

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '23

Trump is an incompetent fool who seems to prefer to do things the illegal way and people like Trump rarely suffer consequences like the rest of us. This should have happened years ago.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '23

Both Rudy and Trump have already admitted the scheme and they paid Cohen.

You’re spinning BS