2026, the year of Accountability.
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Prove me wrong about the 34 time convicted felon in the WH.
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Leave your fucking feelings out of it, Sally.
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Leave your fucking feelings out of it, Sally.
I told you to leave your feelings out of it.
Facts hurt your feelings.
Post more bullshit! You'll feel better in no time.
Facts hurt your feelings.
Post more bullshit! You'll feel better in no time.
The guy that's scared shitless of illegal immigrants he never sees thinks people have nothing to worry about when armed, masked militants are roaming their neighborhood streets. One just shot a woman in the face and then shot twice more from the side. This is the type of shit Hedgehog said Obama and Hillary would do.
If the indictments are bogus, why did he get convicted? Wouldn't it have been thrown out instead of fully going through the process to conviction?
Let me guess, the sexual assault ruling he was found liable for was also bogus? And those 6 bankruptcies, ALL BOGUS! And the ruling where his charity got busted for defrauding people, bogus too?
The con man needs stupid people like you cheering him on. You're doing great. The billionaires salute you.
You the one said I was scared I never said that. What I said I feel safer now that the border is closed and we are deporting illegals. Never said nothing about being scared.
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New York's legislature didn't pass a law specifically to get Trump, but lawmakers did enact laws extending statutes of limitations for civil sexual assault cases (the Adult Survivors Act) and proposed bills to "toll" (pause) them for presidents, while a COVID-era extension helped New York prosecutors bring Trump's criminal case within the typical five-year limit for felonies, allowing charges for falsifying business records. The key was a temporary pandemic extension on the standard five-year felony limit, making the window longer for the hush-money case.
Key Legislation & Actions
Key Legislation & Actions
- Adult Survivors Act (ASA): Signed in 2022, this law opened a one-year window for adult sexual assault survivors to file civil lawsuits, even if the original statute of limitations had expired, which directly enabled E. Jean Carroll's case against Trump.
- COVID-Era Extension (Criminal Cases): Former Governor Andrew Cuomo extended the statute of limitations for all criminal cases due to the pandemic, effectively adding about a year and 47 days to the deadline for prosecutors, ensuring the charges in the hush-money trial were timely.
- Proposed "Tolling" Bills (Failed): In 2020 and 2021, New York lawmakers proposed bills (like the "No Citizen Is Above the Law Act") to stop the clock on statutes of limitations for presidents, preventing them from using office time to evade prosecution, but these didn't pass.
- E. Jean Carroll Case: The Adult Survivors Act was crucial, allowing her to sue for battery and defamation decades after the alleged assault.
- Hush-Money Case (Criminal): The pandemic extension ensured that the prosecution for falsifying business records (a felony in this context) was filed within the extended five-year limit, as ruled by the judge
