2024 Presidential Election

RxCowboy said:
No, there isn't an actual concern about the election being certified or the election being stolen, I just think it is ironic to hear these things come out of people's mouths after hearing them called a "threat to Democracy" for the past four years. And, yes, there is every reason to think that if Trump had lost that the morning after would have been... bad. Much worse than histrionic women swearing off schmex for four years* (they are actually using that term) and getting blue heart tattoos and shaving their heads. Like remember when Michigan survivalists couldn't take two weeks of isolation before they stormed the capitol building kind of bad. And yes, Trump primed them for it. Just like he did on Jan 6. Which, again, was the last straw for me.

*Do you really think they are going to last four years?
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20somethings saying they are giving up sex for 4 years? Unless every guy the meet is me 2 decades ago I think its unlikely.
 
steross said:
This isn't accurate. They didn't create a felony for Trump. The law is either first degree or second degree and that is what determines if it is a felony.

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That’s nice, but none of those are the case against Trump.

First, NYPL § 175.10 requires proof that the defendant committed a misdemeanor under NYPL § 175.05 (“A person is guilty of falsifying business records in the first degree [175.10] when he commits the crime of falsifying business records in the second degree [175.05], and . . . ”). So the first step is for the District Attorney to prove the misdemeanor under Section 175.05.

In addition, the two year statute of limitations on the misdeamenor (New York law, CPL § 30.10(2)(a)) expired long ago, and the District Attorney did not charge Trump with the misdemeanor. It is not clear whether the felony can stand when the misdemeanor is time barred. The felony statute requires showing that the misdemeanor was committed, since the felony is really a penalty enhancement on the misdemeanor.

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RxCowboy said:
No, there isn't an actual concern about the election being certified or the election being stolen, I just think it is ironic to hear these things come out of people's mouths after hearing them called a "threat to Democracy" for the past four years. And, yes, there is every reason to think that if Trump had lost that the morning after would have been... bad. Much worse than histrionic women swearing off schmex for four years* (they are actually using that term) and getting blue heart tattoos and shaving their heads. Like remember when Michigan survivalists couldn't take two weeks of isolation before they stormed the capitol building kind of bad. And yes, Trump primed them for it. Just like he did on Jan 6. Which, again, was the last straw for me.

*Do you really think they are going to last four years?
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RxCowboy said:
That’s nice, but none of those are the case against Trump.

First, NYPL § 175.10 requires proof that the defendant committed a misdemeanor under NYPL § 175.05 (“A person is guilty of falsifying business records in the first degree [175.10] when he commits the crime of falsifying business records in the second degree [175.05], and . . . ”). So the first step is for the District Attorney to prove the misdemeanor under Section 175.05.

In addition, the two year statute of limitations on the misdeamenor (New York law, CPL § 30.10(2)(a)) expired long ago, and the District Attorney did not charge Trump with the misdemeanor. It is not clear whether the felony can stand when the misdemeanor is time barred. The felony statute requires showing that the misdemeanor was committed, since the felony is really a penalty enhancement on the misdemeanor.

news.syr.edu

Law Professor: The Manhattan District Attorney’s Convoluted Legal Case Against Donald Trump Gets More Convoluted

To request an interview with Professor Germain, please contact Ellen James Mbuqe, executive director of media relations, at ejmbuqe@syr.edu. By Gregory Germ ...
news.syr.edu news.syr.edu


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Most are more minor than Trump's. Cuomo extended the statute of limitations due to Covid delays.
 
Stillwaterman said:
So, if you had the choice of Kasey Dunn or Kenal Briles to run our offense the next 4 years. Who are you choosing?
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I'm having flashbacks to 2016.

If I wake up tomorrow morning still married I'm going to be really upset with you.

That being said my bitcoin and Amazon stock will come in really handy when we need buyout money.
 
TheMonkey said:
Or maybe, hang with me here, the incumbent leaders of most countries were blamed for the global inflation. Also, just because the votes flipped in a binary choice, doesn’t mean the nation moved to the right. We don’t get a spectrum of perceived legitimate choices at the top of the ballot. It’s black and white.

I guess it’s good that MAGA is feeling glib. The Capitol should be safe for four years.
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Ah yes, the ‘most countries’ rationalization.

Feels a touch glib.🧐. Couldn’t have anything to do with the US , just a worldwide phenomenon.
 
Bob Woodward was interviewed about Trump winning again. Woodward was stunned in 2020 when he asked Trump when he was going to have a COVID plan. The answer was "106 days". Yet Woodward is optimistic that Trump will perform well as president the second time around by rising above himself. What a tall order for a pathetic, immoral lunatic.

 
steross said:
Most are more minor than Trump's. Cuomo extended the statute of limitations due to Covid delays.
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He did indeed.

Governor's Executive Orders Impacting Statutes of Limitation
At the outset of the pandemic, Cuomo issued an executive order stating that "any specific time limit for the commencement, filing, or service of any legal action, notice, motion, or other process or proceeding" would be "tolled" from March 28, 2020 to April 19, 2020. Exec. Order 202.8, N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 9, §8.202.8.

He proceeded to issue a series of extensions, ultimately extending the tolling period to Nov. 3, 2020 for a grand total of 228 days. Exec. Order 202.67, N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 9, §8.202.67.

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They've still expired.
 
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