Yeah, I think the gag order explicitly bars him from even directing surrogates to pass commentary under his direction. Editing and adding notes to pre-prepared statements would likely come under the definition of 'directed' commentary...
It's then down to whether or not the judge decides to open that can of worms by prosecuting trump on that score and issuing a wider gagging order to his cronies...
It's not easy being Greene.the people speaking for Trump have much less integrity than Kermit, etc
This is essentially how Trumpism works for a lot of them, you can see it when he does his speeches. Politics is in there, but in some ways it's almost incidental, something to hang the hat on. Trump's strategy appeals to a form of community interaction they're very used to – Sports, Church, and Politics.They seem it as a game rather than serious politics
Yeah, whenever you see the rallies, the crowd inside is hyped like a rock concert. The punters queuing for these gigs all decked out in their t shirts and caps, merch vendors. It's a form of entertainment.This is essentially how Trumpism works for a lot of them, you can see it when he does his speeches. Politics is in there, but in some ways it's almost incidental, something to hang the hat on. Trump's strategy appeals to a form of community interaction they're very used to – Sports, Church, and Politics.
This all very Thick of It, isn't it?
I think that was what he was rambling on aboutTrump floats idea of three-term presidency at NRA convention
During a bombastic speech in Dallas, GOP frontrunner asks: ‘Are we going to be considered three-term? Or two-term?’www.theguardian.com
Given that he and his supporters don't believe he lost, surely a win in November would mean he'd be on his third term?
Oh, it's often difficult to follow his "speeches". Still, he'll be keeping the NRA gun cult happy by winding back any gun reforms.I think that was what he was rambling on about
It could be that some of the formerly public Trumpists may well be frightened of speaking out and vote against him when push comes to shove.As Trump's manic fans cleave to him more and more I'm hopeful that they are literally the only ones who are and that a significant number of Republican voters are going to quietly stay home rather than vote for him because of the trial and the increasingly embarrasing incoherence, more than the 'general threat to national security and democracy' thing
Trump floats idea of three-term presidency at NRA convention
During a bombastic speech in Dallas, GOP frontrunner asks: ‘Are we going to be considered three-term? Or two-term?’www.theguardian.com
Given that he and his supporters don't believe he lost, surely a win in November would mean he'd be on his third term?
So he shouldn't be allowed to stand again. Ban him from standing.I think that was what he was rambling on about
Not Bloomberg, then?I was watching CNN earlier today and the commentator said that Trump’s current criminal trial is likely to be his only criminal trial before the election.
Not Bloomberg, then?
Stop doing thisHow is Japan?
I have never visited. Have been elsewhere in Asia though.
Asking because two of your previous banned incarnations (minorcelebrity and singsongfun) seemed to be fans, although onfire didn't mention that network, afaics.
Stop doing this
Have you tried just reporting them for being banned returners?Calling out mischievous and creepy returning banned posters?
Never.
Yes.Have you tried just reporting them for being banned returners?
Asking because two of your previous banned incarnations (minorcelebrity and singsongfun) seemed to be fans, although onfire didn't mention that network, afaics.
I know decentralised blockchain based crypto currencies maybe have use case as holder of value similar to gold. But I don't really get them, or NFTs, or anything to do with Web 3.0.
What I have read about them it seems frankly like a load of bollocks.
I get Web 2.0 and I even think the Metaverse will succeed. I like the idea of Central Bank Digital Currencies. Web 3.0 though, can't we just side step this unfortunate stage of technology? I just want to ignore it.
Can't sit and watch Bloomberg TV without them endlessly going on about Bitcoin, but other than buying some frowned upon items on the internet, it has very little usage cases.
What happened next?Yes.
Nothing yet.What happened next?
Last time he didn't do any of the main things he'd been promising, although he had a go at getting a wall built. So what are the chances of him doing things that someone else is promising?I was wondering if anyone knows how likely Trump is to actually back 'Project 2025' - obviously the Heritage Foundation seems to be implying absolutely he's going to implement it and I think he's made vaguely appreciative noises towards it, but will he be too 'Ain't not nobody going to tell me what to do!' to run with someone else's ideas? Or will he not care as long as he can take credit?
Project 2025 is pretty terrifying and a lot of people are talking like it's a dead cert if he gets in, but do we actually know that?