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Dr. King’s case might help explain why black Americans resonate with Trump’s conviction. And it might also help explain yesterday’s Daily Mail’s headline, which explains in part what has forced corporate media into its desperate efforts at damage control:
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Please read https://patrick.net/post/1381434/2024-06-01-grand-unified-theory-of-recent and tell me where I'm wrong.
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Please read https://patrick.net/post/1381434/2024-06-01-grand-unified-theory-of-recent and tell me where I'm wrong.
For whatever the reason, it seems to be in the DNA of most Americans to support the underdog, in particular, if that underdog has been obviously unfairly mistreated
RayAmerica says
For whatever the reason, it seems to be in the DNA of most Americans to support the underdog, in particular, if that underdog has been obviously unfairly mistreated
You should consider the implications that this is not some little known fact.
Dr. King’s case might help explain why black Americans resonate with Trump’s conviction.
Even the notorious RINO and former presidential candidate Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah is denouncing the sham conviction of President Donald Trump.
In a rigged trial orchestrated by New York Democrats in conjunction with the Biden White House, Trump was found guilty of all 34 charges of falsifying business records related to a hush-money payment made to adult porn star Stormy Daniels during the 2016 presidential election.
Romney, who makes no secret of his disdain for the former president and has tried to sabotage him at every turn, argued that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg should never have let the case go to trial.
“Bragg should have settled the case against Trump, as would have been the normal procedure. But he made a political decision,” Romney reportedly told his biographer McKay Coppins, a writer at the Atlantic.
“Bragg may have won the battle, for now, but he may have lost the political war,” he continued. “Democrats think they can put out the Trump fire with oxygen. It’s political malpractice.”
If I did an exhaustive takedown of that little essay
Even the notorious RINO and former presidential candidate Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah is denouncing the sham conviction of President Donald Trump.
It's also a criminal abuse of power. Everyone involved in creating the sham trial should themselves be in prison.
Why don't you try to argue even one of the points rather than just dismiss it all without even considering the facts.
Are you opposed to higher wages for US blacks by mass deportation of illegals?
And now we take a break from our regular programming for a little bit of Zero Hedge porn...
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/maher-if-trump-goes-jail-there-will-be-racial-civil-war
This is true. Thank you, Great Orange One, for discombobulating my fragile brain and causing me much pain. I already knew 'some stuff', but this was ridiculous.
Patrick says
President Donald Trump is now making a deeper connection with black voters following his conviction in the Democrats’ so-called “hush money” case.
Following his conviction in deep blue New York last week, Trump is now appealing to black voters, especially males.
The 45th president said that he understands an unfair justice system after being targeted by it himself.
Within an hour of Thursday’s verdict, Shaun Maguire, a Los Angeles-based venture capitalist and a former Hillary Clinton donor, declared on social media that he donated $300,000 to the Trump campaign.
Maguire also wrote in an essay that “the double standards and lawfare that Trump has faced” had “boiled my blood.”
He told The Free Press:
“We were told that Donald Trump would be the end of democracy, but it turns out that lawfare tactics have been escalated by the Democrats and not by the Republicans.
“And so it’s from that backdrop that I believe the Republican Party is less of a danger to democracy than the Democratic Party right now.”
Similarly, University of Chicago Law School lecturer Adam Mortara donated $3,300 to the Trump campaign after not voting in 2020 and opposing him during the 2016 GOP primary.
Mortara is hoping a Trump victory would have a “deterrent effect” on weaponizing the legal system against political foes.
“What’s gotten me off the sidelines is that if he does not win, and by a rather sizable margin, that will validate this type of weaponization of the judicial system in the future,” Mortara told The Free Press.
“Before, I would’ve said it’s not a danger to America if Joe Biden wins the election.
“Now, I kind of think it is.”
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