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NJCher

(43,921 posts)
16. I am so impressed
Mon Jul 13, 2026, 04:14 PM
Yesterday

by the number of people who have done what they could to prevent some of trump's worst schemes, and this is by far one of the worst. Remember, this is also the one where he tried to get immunity for both him and his family from prosecution on any tax fraud--ever.

In Ocelet's other post on this thread, with the excerpts explaining the conditions under which there could be monetary compensation, the judges who originally took this on were able to get compensation for their work but they refused it. There was never any doubt in my mind that they did this for the country and not for any monetary reason, but the fact that they are legally entitled to compensation for their work and that they refused it says so much.

I hope that the people on this board who think trump "gets away with everything" see and understand this ruling.

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That normally would sting, but these people have no shame. surfered Yesterday #1
It's not the verbal sting, it's the sanctions that are gonna hurt. Ocelot II Yesterday #3
MaddowBlog-Judge questions whether Trump can sue his own administration for $10 billion LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday #8
Hope it hurts big time, sanctions are past due for these greedy lawless goons vapor2 19 hrs ago #21
just in time for blanch's hearing . rampartd Yesterday #2
They should all be disbarred malaise Yesterday #4
No time to read the whole thing... Who was sanctioned and what was the recommendation? hlthe2b Yesterday #5
Just listen here malaise Yesterday #7
Thanks! hlthe2b Yesterday #9
Here's a condensed version of the court's order relating to sanctions. Ocelot II Yesterday #10
Thank you. Considerable "shit" raining down. Good hlthe2b Yesterday #14
This opinion was a fun read LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday #18
I have the first edition of Tribe's "American Constitutional Law." Will have to see what he said Ocelot II Yesterday #19
The Judge referred Blanche, another DOJ asshole attorney and a private attorney to the various bar associations LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday #6
Wow, she burned Todd Blanche too! It's a trifecta FakeNoose Yesterday #12
Just in time for his confirmation hearing! Ocelot II Yesterday #15
They colluded to commit a fraud against the government... kentuck Yesterday #11
So many comments melm00se Yesterday #13
I am so impressed NJCher Yesterday #16
MaddowBlog-Judge slams Trump-IRS 'settlement,' refers attorney for possible disciplinary actions LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday #17
Great ruling! Big deal, yes! yellow dahlia 19 hrs ago #20
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