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Like trump broke the law?
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Like trump did?
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Trump is a loser fool
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@ivorleak8823 ohhh charges are coming. Criminal referrals have been made to the DOJ. Trump is unamerican criminal scum
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@chucknorris5141 Conspiring to Defraud the US (18 U.S.C. § 371) It’s a crime for two or more people to coordinate to defraud the US, if at least one of the people does some act to carry out the conspiracy. “Trump entered into an agreement with individuals to obstruct a lawful function of the government,” through a “multi-part plan” to obstruct the certification that involved lawyer John Eastman “and several other individuals,” the committee said. The panel added that former Justice Department lawyer Jeffrey Clark “stands out as a participant” because he agreed with Trump that if he were appointed acting attorney general, he would send a letter to state officials falsely stating that the Justice Department “believed that State legislatures had a sufficient factual basis to convene to select new electors.” The maximum sentence is 5 years.
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@chucknorris5141 Conspiracy to Make a False Statement (18 U.S.C. §§ 371, 1001) This statute is violated when a materially false statement is knowingly made to the federal government, or if such lies are covered up. The committee said Trump broke this law when he used other individuals to submit “slates of fake electors” to Congress and the National Archives. “The certifications signed by Trump electors in multiple states were patently false” because Biden won those states, the panel said. “Nothing can be more material to the Joint Session of Congress to certify the election than the question of which candidate won which States,” the committee said. Notably, the panel said Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel testified that Trump and Eastman asked the RNC to organize the effort to have fake electors meet and cast their votes. The maximum sentence is five years
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@chucknorris5141 “Incite,” “Assist” or “Aid and Comfort” an Insurrection (18 U.S.C. § 2383) This law is violated when one “incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto.” The committee said it doesn’t need to show an agreement between Trump and the rioters to prove this crime but only that the president “incited, assisted or aided and comforted those engaged in violence or other lawless activity in an effort to prevent the peaceful transition of the Presidency.” The evidence shows Trump summoned the mob, provoked them after the threat of violence was clear and inflamed their anger at Pence, the committee said. Trump “refused to condemn the violence or encourage the crowd to disperse despite repeated pleas from his staff and family that he do so,” the committee held. Representative Jamie Raskin said at the meeting that this charge would disqualify the former president from holding office, if he is convicted. The maximum sentence is 10 years.
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@chucknorris5141 Donald J. Trump Pays Court-Ordered $2 Million For Illegally Using Trump Foundation Funds Trump Ordered to Pay Eight Separate Charities $250,000 Each Remaining $1.8 Million in Trump Foundation Bank Account Disbursed Among Charities NEW YORK – New York Attorney General
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@chucknorris5141 The District of Columbia filed suit against President Donald Trump's inaugural committee and the Trump Organization on Wednesday, charging they misused non-profit funds to enrich the president's family business. The president's inaugural committee was aware it was being vastly overcharged for services at Trump's Washington, D.C., hotel in 2017, and still shelled out over $1 million at the hotel, including cash for a private party for the Trump's three older children, the lawsuit by Washington, D.C., Attorney General Karl Racine charges.
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@chucknorris5141 As president, Donald Trump has flouted all kinds of norms, starting with his decision not to divest from his business interests while in office. That set the stage for an administration marked by self-interest, profiteering at the highest levels and more than 3,700 conflicts of interest.
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