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June 20, 2023
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Trump Documents Trial Rushed Forward to August 14.

A Florida federal judge has scheduled the “documents case” trial for former President Donald J. Trump for August 14th 2023, dashing any hopes that the hearing would begin after the 2024 election.

Trump supporters took to social media to decry the speed of the trial as “election interference,” doubling down on Trump’s claims that the state arresting him ahead of an election is a “banana republic”-style tactic by the Biden regime. DeSantis fans appeared to cheer the news on.

Trump has pleaded not guilty, and defended his behavior robustly on Fox News on Monday night, saying he had no confidential or still classified information.

An Obama-donor judge ruled this week that Donald Trump may not disclose information about the case to the press or public, though Biden’s Department of Justice has been leaking for months.

The Trump team are expected file motions to delay, causing legal experts to suggest the August 14th date is optimistic. Southern Florida’s courts are known as the “rocket docket” for their speed in hearing trials, something Biden DOJ prosecutor Jack Smith would have been aware of when bringing the case.

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A Florida federal judge has scheduled the "documents case" trial for former President Donald J. Trump for August 14th 2023, dashing any hopes that the hearing would begin after the 2024 election. show more
June 19, 2023
News

Trump Says ‘No’ to Jared, Ivanka In Second Administration.

Former President Donald Trump declared, “No,” and adding, “that’s enough for the family,” when asked by Fox News if his daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared would join a second Trump administration.

“It’s too painful for the family, my family has been through hell,” Trump added, discussing how many subpoeanas his son Eric has received.

The comments were made in the 6pm EST interview on Fox News with Bret Baier.

“Nobody has been through what my family has been through,” he added.

Asked why he wants to go through another grueling campaign, and government, Trump replied: “I wanna make America great again. We had it great… very simple, I want to make America great again.”

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Former President Donald Trump declared, "No," and adding, "that's enough for the family," when asked by Fox News if his daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared would join a second Trump administration. show more
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June 19, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News

Judge Rules Only DOJ – Not Trump – May Leak to Media.

The judge who authorized the federal raid on Mar-a-Lago has handed down an order prohibiting Donald Trump from disclosing information to the press and public.

“The Discovery Materials, along with any information derived therefrom, shall not be disclosed to the public or the news media, or disseminated on any news or social media platform, without prior notice to and consent of the United States or approval of the Court,” ruled U.S. Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart, a donor to Barack Obama and Jeb Bush who once represented employees of Jeffrey Epstein.

The order, which also applies to Trump’s former valet and co-defendant Walt Nauta, was requested by Special Counsel Jack Smith, who is prosecuting the pair over the alleged mishandling of official documents.

It follows months of leaking from the Department of Justice (DOJ) to the press. CNN, for example, had recordings of Trump used in the indictment described to them by “multiple sources,” and was later sent a full transcript – all before the charges were made public.

Jack Smith’s most prominent communications staffer is Peter Carr, who previously served as ex-FBI director Robert Mueller’s during the Russiagate investigation.

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The judge who authorized the federal raid on Mar-a-Lago has handed down an order prohibiting Donald Trump from disclosing information to the press and public. show more
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June 19, 2023
Jack Montgomery
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Leftists Are Mad Trump ‘Looks Too Good’ In Courthouse Sketch.

Leftists raged at an obscure sketch artist following Trump’s arraignment in Miami, seething that the former president looked too young and handsome in his courtroom drawings.

“The courtroom sketch artist, William Hennessy [J]r., is far too kind to [Donald Trump],” wrote one Twitter user.

“His pastel drawings make the pig look at least 20 years younger and 90 pounds thinner.”

“Any chance you can whip up a quick indictment for false depiction of an indicted grifter?” wrote another, tweeting at a parody account of Jack Smith.

Some Twitter users went so far as to link Hennessy’s Facebook page and encourage others to harass him.

“Yo Bill, why trim 70lbs off Trump? Just weird. Do you privately think of him as a trim superhero?” demanded one person on a Facebook post. “It’s rare I get any kind of feedback,” Hennessy said of the backlash. 

“Some said he looked too thin, too young, and some said he looked too good,” he continued, noting that the negativity was coming from people who “didn’t care much for Trump.”

The artist insisted he doesn’t “editorialize” in his work, however: “I just draw what I see.”

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Leftists raged at an obscure sketch artist following Trump's arraignment in Miami, seething that the former president looked too young and handsome in his courtroom drawings. show more
June 17, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News

The Media Lied About Trump Not Picking Up the Check in A Miami Cafe.

The media falsely accused Donald Trump of breaking a promise to get “food for everyone” at a Cuban restaurant, and had to quietly correct their reports on the subject.

Journalists were quick to claim Trump skipped out on a promise to buy supporters food at the Versailles restaurant in Miami shortly after he appeared in court to face federal charges.

“It turns out no one got anything. Not even a cafecito to-go,” claimed the Miami New Times, citing a “knowledgeable source”. Business Insider, Salon, and others were quick to repeat the accusation. The claim has since been debunked by Trump’s team, indicating the outlets never even bothered to check with the Trump team before running their hit pieces.

The “update” quietly added to the pieces.

“A spokesperson for Trump [said] the former president had ‘offered to buy food’ for his supporters but they ‘followed him outside’ when he was leaving ‘and did not place orders themselves,'” admitted Insider in an amended version of their article, adding that Trump’s advance team “paid for any to-go meals ordered.”

Nevertheless, the headline of Insider’s report still suggests Trump “left without paying for anything” as of the time of publication.

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The media falsely accused Donald Trump of breaking a promise to get "food for everyone" at a Cuban restaurant, and had to quietly correct their reports on the subject. show more

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June 16, 2023
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NYT Bemoans Peaceful Trump Protesters as ‘Rhetorically Violent’.

The New York Times is bemoaning the “rhetorical violence” of Donald Trump supporters outside a Miami courthouse this week, despite having to admit that the event was actually totally peaceful.

“…just because the aggressive words did not result in aggressive actions hardly meant they were not corrosive to the fabric or the practice of democracy, scholars of political violence said,” according to the Times.

The paper also complained about the “belligerent language” of Trump backers such as Kimberly Guilfoyle, who posted a photo of the former president with the words, “Retribution is coming.” The Times was especially upset that the meme used “all capital letters.”

Long-time Trump advisor Roger Stone interviewed the former President before the Miami court date, wherein he told his supporters to protest “peacefully” before his arraignment, while stressing there is “plenty to protest about.” No major, corporate media outlet covered his calls for peace in advance of the rally, instead hyping the possibility of violence for days on end.

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The New York Times is bemoaning the "rhetorical violence" of Donald Trump supporters outside a Miami courthouse this week, despite having to admit that the event was actually totally peaceful. show more
June 16, 2023
Jake Welch
News

Poll: Christie Closes on DeSantis. Yes, Really.

The former Governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, is closing the gap on Ron DeSantis in the race for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination in New Hampshire, as the Governor of Florida suffers a large loss of grassroots support in the state.

Among likely New Hampshire primary voters, the poll found that support for Ron DeSantis – once considered former President Trump’s only competition – dropped by six percent from 18 to just 12 percent between May and June 2023.

Chris Christie, however, is in third with seven percent support among New Hampshire voters, now tied in with South Carolina U.S. Senator Tim Scott.

Donald Trump has increased his lead in the state by another five percent, jumping from 39 to 44 percent. He now leads DeSantis by a whopping 32 points.

 

 

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The former Governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, is closing the gap on Ron DeSantis in the race for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination in New Hampshire, as the Governor of Florida suffers a large loss of grassroots support in the state. show more
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June 15, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News

3 in 5 Voters Says Trump Charges Partisan and Hypocritical.

An outright majority of likely U.S. voters and an overwhelming majority of conservatives believe the federal charges against Donald Trump are selective, hypocritical, and more appropriate for a “banana republic” than the United States.

Rasmussen Reports presented the following quote to voters, asking if they agreed.

This is an affront to every citizen: we cannot devolve into a banana republic where the party in power uses police force to arrest its political opponents. It’s hypocritical for the [Department of Justice] to selectively prosecute Trump but not Biden.

Fully 46 percent of likely U.S. voters strongly agreed with the statement, while a further 12 percent somewhat agreed, for an overall majority of 58 percent in agreement with the former President.

Only 25 percent of voters strongly disagreed, plus another nine percent who somewhat disagreed, for a total of just 34 percent.

Rasmussen broke down the results by party, finding 78 percent of Republicans agreed with the statement and even 37 percent of Democrats. The pollster also found that a majority of voters think Trump’s prosecution is bad for America, and that a slight plurality think it makes him more likely to secure the Republican nomination.

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An outright majority of likely U.S. voters and an overwhelming majority of conservatives believe the federal charges against Donald Trump are selective, hypocritical, and more appropriate for a "banana republic" than the United States. show more
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June 15, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News

Jack Smith’s Spokesman Previously Worked Comms for Robert Mueller.

Special Counsel Jack Smith – currently pursuing a former President and current candidate over the matter of some boxes of papers – is using Peter Carr, a communications staffer who formerly worked for ex-FBI director Robert Mueller.

Smith, the front man of the Biden regime’s federal indictment of Donald Trump, is married to the producer of a pro-Michelle Obama documentary, whose parents worked for Soros-world groups. The family is explicitly supportive of Democrats, financially.

Carr, who has now been tapped as spokesman for Smith’s office, was Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s spokesman during the Russiagate investigation, now known as the “Russia hoax”. Carr returned to the Department of Justice from U.S. Customs and Border Protection in March.

During his time working for Mueller, Carr was notorious as a “spokesman who can’t speak,” furnishing the public with very little information, usually responding with “no comment”. The Mueller Report ended with the ultimate “no comment,” as there was no evidence of collusion between Trump and Russia ever found.

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Special Counsel Jack Smith – currently pursuing a former President and current candidate over the matter of some boxes of papers – is using Peter Carr, a communications staffer who formerly worked for ex-FBI director Robert Mueller. show more
June 15, 2023
Raheem J. Kassam
News

REVEALED: The Secret, D.C. Uniparty Summit to Stop Donald Trump.

Top Democrats and former Republicans met at a Washington, D.C. think tank in early June 2023 to discuss election interference strategies to block former President Donald J. Trump’s return to the White House, according to a report in the Washington Post.

The meeting is said to have included recent Biden White House chief of staff Ron Klain, Democratic National Committee senior advisor Cedric L. Richmond, as well as Stephanie Cutter, a former campaign adviser to Barack Obama who has also worked with Biden.

“They were joined by former senators Doug Jones (D-Ala.), Heidi Heitkamp (D-N.D.) and Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), along with representatives of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project, former Weekly Standard publisher Bill Kristol and Lucy Caldwell, a former Republican consultant who now advises the independent Forward Party, according to people present at the event, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the event was private,” reports the Post.

In total, there were around 40 people in the room, with others – such as Obama 2012 campaign manager Jim Messina, former Howard Dean 2004 campaign manager Joe Trippi, Democratic strategist Antjuan Seawright, Investing in U.S. co-founder Dmitri Mehlhorn and Lincoln Project co-founder Reed Galen – connecting in by Zoom.

The meeting even included Hilltop Public Solutions partner Patrick Dillon, the former Obama White House deputy political director who is married to current Biden White House deputy chief of staff Jen O’Malley Dillon.

In 2019/20, a similar group named the “Transition Integrity Project” was convened, featuring stars from Soros world, as well as John Podesta, and even China-linked individuals. The group “war-gamed” a scenario in which Trump declared victory, but Biden’s vote totals continued to climb overnight. Podesta, playing Biden in the war game, then convinced states to offer up competing electors.

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Top Democrats and former Republicans met at a Washington, D.C. think tank in early June 2023 to discuss election interference strategies to block former President Donald J. Trump's return to the White House, according to a report in the Washington Post. show more