The constitution will be next.

They already checked that off the list.

It has certainly been twisted out of shape anyway.

And now he's trying to do the very thing he says is voter fraud.

Trump tried to vote with wrong address while railing against voter fraud

Donald Trump has been railing against vote by mail for the past few months – falsely citing the potential for voter fraud, which is extremely rare. As it turns out, the president himself bungled the system.

Trump registered to vote in Florida last September under his White House address – 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, according to the Washington Post. But Florida does not allow people to register to vote without an in-state address, and one month later, Trump resubmitted his application with a Florida address and voted in the Republican primary.
Trump threatens to cut states' election funding over false claims of voter fraud
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On his registration form, Trump told Florida officials his legal residence was in Washington DC but on another day also said he was a “bona fide resident” of Palm Beach, Florida, home to his Mar-a-Lago Club, according to the public records reviewed by the Post.

Other voters have faced significant consequences for the same mistake. In fact, as some Democrats pointed out, the same issue is listed on White House website as voter fraud.

But Mar-a-Lago cannot be his home. https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/trump-made-florida-his-official-residence-he-may-have-also-made-a-legal-mess/2020/05/07/17d53fb2-849c-11ea-878a-86477a724bdb_story.html

Digging into the catacombs of local records to build an argument against the dock, a small group of loosely aligned preservationists, disgruntled neighbors and attorneys have unearthed documents that they assert call into question the legality of Trump’s much-publicized decision late last year to change his official domicile from Manhattan to Mar-a-Lago and to register to vote in Florida using the club’s address. According to those documents, and additional materials obtained by The Washington Post, Trump agreed in writing years ago to change the use of the Mar-a-Lago property from a single-family residence to a private club owned by a corporation he controls.

The distinction is significant. The property is taxed as a private club — not as a residence, according to Palm Beach County property appraiser records. Trump’s own attorney assured local officials in Palm Beach before they voted to approve the club in 1993 that he would not live there. Mar-a-Lago’s website says only that Trump maintains “private quarters” at the club.

“It’s one or the other — it’s a club or it’s your home,” Reginald Stambaugh, an attorney who represents a neighbor opposed to Trump’s dock plan, said in a recent interview. “You can’t have it both ways.”

Trump agreed to convey the title of the property from his personal possession to a corporate entity he controlled named Mar-a-Lago Club, Inc. He promised he wouldn’t put up condominiums or co-op units. He also took care of a worrisome issue for some council members: the question of what would happen if the club failed. In that event, Trump agreed in writing to the same provision his attorney had promised: “The use of the Land shall revert to a single family residence.”

The deal he struck made it clear that no one could live permanently at the property. It stated that the guest suites could be used only by members for a maximum of three times a year for no longer than seven days at a time, and that those seven-day stays couldn’t be strung together consecutively.

Yes, you would think that Trump Tower N.Y. would be his correct address.

BUBBA GOTS A BIBLE TOO!

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At least his looks very well worn from excessive use.

So...

Why, how, does the USA seem to push such apparently unsuitable candidates for President?


Only in the USA?

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Martin

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So...

Why, how, does the USA seem to push such apparently unsuitable candidates for President?

Be careful with stones in a glass house..........

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Unsuitability to lead (elected or otherwise) seems to be a universal trait sadly.

Concern for leadership in the USA is understandable given it's power in the world but none of us seem to have bright sparks for our leaders, movers or shakers.

Yup - anyone who stands up and says/shouts/writes "make me your leader" should be automatically barred from leadership....

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Somewhere in the (un)known Universe?

American Thinker today.....well worth the read.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2020/06/democrats_and_antifa_fighting_racism_with_racism_and_riots.html?fbclid=IwAR1Y1I3Qkg-XBjsf8EMNIzKBgD9nFgoTl9CGpOYTny2L4V6l9k6LHzeaI0M

June 4, 2020
Democrats and Antifa: Fighting Racism with Racism and Riots
By Veronika Kyrylenko
........"You can't stop the devastation until you acknowledge who's causing it. It's not the "white supremacist" who pursues white ethno-nationalism, the remaining sewers of true racism for which the American public has nothing but disgust and condemnation. It is extremely significant that the death of George Floyd was pictured as unjust and barbaric accident by conservative media just as it was by the liberal ones. Not a single commentator or journalist said it was right, and all unequivocally supported criminal charges against Derek Chauvin.

So who's to blame for a chaos?"

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real leaders don't care about poll numbers

real leaders walk their own path. they find out they are a leader when the pause and look behind them.

So who's to blame for a chaos?"

MS-13. Bloods. Crips. Organized criminal enterprises whose profits from drugs and prostitution has been impacted by Covid-19. Looting generates profits. Good old American style capitalism.

Antifa, which evidently organized riots throughout the affected cities.

Presented as gospel without any supporting evidence.

We're not that gullible.

American Thinker is a daily online magazine dealing with American politics, foreign policy, national security, Israel, economics, diplomacy, culture and military strategy with a conservative viewpoint.[2][3] It was founded in 2003 by Ed Lasky, a Northbrook lawyer, Richard Baehr, a Chicago health care consultant, and Thomas Lifson, a Berkeley, Calif., sociologist and business adviser.[4]

The magazine has been described as a conservative blog.[5][6] Right Wing Watch points out that American Thinker has published an excessively complimentary piece on a white nationalist, claimed women ruined public discourse by complaining about rape, and asserted that rainbow-colored Doritos are a "gateway snack to introduce children to the joys of homosexuality."[7] The site has published falsehoods about climate change.[8]

A column in the American Thinker caused stir over a California plan to require programmable thermostats which could be controlled by officials in the event of power supply difficulties.[9]

It's right down there with Breitbart with fake and false commentry.

Hehe:) I wonder why so many posters here give links to articles from Breitbart, Daily Caller, and now American Thinker. Well two anyway:)

Well it looks like #BunkerBoy will get his big beautiful wall.

It's just not where he was originally planning it to be, but it does come with prison guards.

Trump Is Literally Building a Wall Around the White House.

Trump Has Imprisoned Himself in the White House.

More proof on how hypercritical blubber boy is.

Before bashing tech’s legal shield, Trump used it to defend himself in court.

And more denouncing of v2.0's photo op stunt keeps on coming.

'Slide to illiberalism': ex-general joins chorus of condemnation of Trump.

Has the panic set in?

Trump meets with top campaign aides as reelection fears rise.

And is this why?

The electoral map is tilting badly against Donald Trump right now.

But I guess that "The Blamer in Chief" will be blubbering away with even more falsehoods (akin to Winston Churchill? Really? In what world?).

Hehe:) I wonder why so many posters here give links to articles from Breitbart, Daily Caller, and now American Thinker. Well two anyway:)

Could it be because they value other viewpoints than CNN and NBC? Other viewpoints that actually require original thought......Well two anyway..... :)

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Hehe:) I wonder why so many posters here give links to articles from Breitbart, Daily Caller, and now American Thinker. Well two anyway:)

Could it be because they value other viewpoints than CNN and NBC? Other viewpoints that actually require original thought......Well two anyway..... :)

Well making things up does require original thought.

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Hehe:) I wonder why so many posters here give links to articles from Breitbart, Daily Caller, and now American Thinker. Well two anyway:)

Could it be because they value other viewpoints than CNN and NBC? Other viewpoints that actually require original thought......Well two anyway..... :)

I have one word for the "original thoughts" of Breitbart, Daily Caller, and American Thinker. Fiction

Hehe:) I wonder why so many posters here give links to articles from Breitbart, Daily Caller, and now American Thinker. Well two anyway:)

Could it be because they value other viewpoints than CNN and NBC? Other viewpoints that actually require original thought......Well two anyway..... :)

I have one word for the "original thoughts" of Breitbart, Daily Caller, and American Thinker. Fiction

Truly delusional I would say.

https://apnews.com/86bcd9074dec5444cc8f484ac6623fbf

‘Strategic’ well-orchestrated heists seen amid protest chaos

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Police in a small San Francisco Bay Area community were about to help authorities in neighboring Oakland keep the peace during a protest when a more pressing crisis hit home: groups of thieves were pillaging malls, setting fire to a Walmart and storming a car dealership.

By the time San Leandro officers arrived at the Dodge dealership, dozens of cars were gone and thieves were peeling out of the lot in $100,000 Challenger Hellcat muscle cars. Nearly 75 vehicles were stolen Sunday, including models driven through glass showroom doors to escape.

“It was very strategic,” Sgt. Ray Kelly of the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office said about the auto thefts and other recent heists.

The brazen heist, carried out by well-coordinated criminals, was one of many thefts nationwide in the last week at big box electronics stores, jewelry shops and luxury designers.

Caravans of burglars have capitalized on chaos, communicating with each other via messaging apps during heists and using both the protests and other tactics to throw police off their trail. While opportunists have sometimes joined the frenzy, police and experts say there is a sophistication that suggests a level of planning that goes beyond spontaneous acts.

“I’ve been a student of these things. And I have never seen anything like it,” said Neil Sullivan, a nationally recognized expert on mass-events security and retired Chicago Police Department commander.

People who stole during civil-rights protests in the 1960s, he said, tended to be individuals who saw crimes of opportunity as demonstrations spun out of control. By contrast, many of the break-ins that have happened the last week appear to be meticulously planned and coordinated, he said.

“This wasn’t the mafia and organized crime, but this wasn’t individuals acting alone,” said Mayor Christian Patz. “There definitely was some organization.”

Police in Los Angeles, which had widespread burglaries for several days, said the crimes didn’t occur until a third night of protests and shifted from thieves on foot to those in cars able to haul more off.

Groups of thieves struck a series of big box stores on Chicago’s South Side on Sunday while periodically calling 911 to falsely report that a mall several miles away was being ransacked, Alderman Ray Lopez said.

By the time police rushed to the mall to find no one there, the thieves had moved on to another large store — and phoned in additional false reports to again shake police off their trail.

In other instances, caravans of 10 or more cars would pull up to a store, smash the windows, then wait nearby to see if police would arrive. If they didn’t, some of the same cars would return to load up with goods and speed off.

Kelly, from the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office, said the county began to get a handle on things after imposing evening curfews on Monday. He noted there was a clear distinction between protesters who got out of hand while demonstrating for social justice and other people who seized on the uprising to steal.

“Some of the burning was done out of anger and that was understandable,” he said. “But the strategic looting was definitely for personal gain. It was not to push forward the community concerns around police brutality and reform.”