@GOP Rep. Ralph Norman holding up a picture of Trump in jail: "This is their intent to put him behind bars, ...

[riversedge]

I just want the jury to find Trump GUILTY--then let the judge decide the punishment!




Rep. Ralph Norman holding up a picture of Trump in jail:

“This is their intent to put him behind bars, and the American people are going to say, ‘no.’ They are not going to put an innocent man behind bars.”

Link to tweet

Matt Gaetz: We're here voluntarily supporting our friend Donald Trump, the leader of our movement and the leader of our party

https://x.com/BidenHQ/status/1791144179969519672

[RandySF]

1. Damn right.

[Takket]

2. "This is their intent to put him behind bars"

yeah......... and? lol

[riversedge]

3. Serious question. IF the jury finds Trump guilty-can there be fines vs jail. Really, I do not know.

[NanaCat]

8. Anything is possible with any trial.

[republianmushroom]

4. Ralph, dude, that is where criminals belong.

[BOSSHOG]

5. More then 130.000 troops

Landed in France on D Day, 80 years ago next month. THEIR intent was to put an end to tyranny and fascism.

Point of Order Mr Congressman. Would you describe in detail the Americans you say are going to say no.

[Johonny]

6. Trump wanted the central park 5 executed

So his point is what?

[NanaCat]

7. Because prosecutors make it a habit

To take people to trial and not put them in jail.

Totes makes sense.

Only if you're a bloody babbling baboon.

[riversedge]

9. 'Bootlickers': GOP lawmakers supporting Trump nailed by protest sign at hush money trial

Link to tweet

https://x.com/moonbreeze2/status/1791396383313850451


'Bootlickers': GOP lawmakers supporting Trump nailed by protest sign at hush money trial
David Edwards
May 16, 2024 1:08PM ET

An activist in Manhattan was quickly pushed away from a group of Republican lawmakers after he displayed a sign reading "bootlickers" as they spoke outside Donald Trump's hush money trial.

As the cross-examination of former Trump attorney Michael Cohen was underway on Thursday, a group of Republicans spoke outside the courtroom in support of the former president.

"And so we're here voluntarily supporting our friend President Trump, the leader of our movement, the leader of our party, and soon again the leader of this great country," Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) said.