2. The article concluded: “Ironically, this could hurt Trump, who has come to rely on social media to spread his ideas, many of which are either partially or wholly untrue or inaccurate.
In the end, Trump forcing Twitter to change and get tougher on content could lead the
3. platform to impose greater restrictions on the president’s tweets than the ones he complained about in the first place.
‘Donald Trump is a big beneficiary of Section 230. If platforms were not immune under the law, then they would not risk the legal liability that could come
4. l with hosting Donald Trump’s lies, defamation and threats,’ says Kate Ruane, the ACLU’s senior legislative counsel.”
I know @RealDonaldTrump is a nitwit, but why would he tee up the social media industry having an easier means to boot him from their platforms and have
5. a reason to do it to avoid lawsuits? My conclusion is this act is meant to destroy social media and is directed by Trump’s bosses in the Kremlin working in concert with the the Koch eco system that needs to kill the free expression that @Twitter permits forcing anyone seeking
6. to be heard in a large forum into a media industry that the KochMachine and Kremlin can control and sensor. Trump has almost served his useful purpose. Killing a robust free speech infrastructure will be his parting act for his masters who will trade us $2,000 to be bound
7. and gagged. And what convinced me this is a viable theory is the fact that my posts that identified Trump’s strategy was against his personal best interest were promptly met with a fairly robust Russian troll response. If I’m right, they have given
1. With Trump shutting down our Government and Military, throwing millions of unemployed Americans off unemployment and restarting evictions, how will the taxpayer-funded casino on Wall St do Monday morning? Don't forget folks, the reason many firms are not in Bankruptcy is
2. because in late March, as the markets were crashing, the @federalreserve and @USTreasury did exactly what I said they should and bought up all the bonds. For people who don't know what that means it's like the taxpayers bought all the mortgages on failing US corporations
3. & hold them now. @CNBC@Bloomberg and the markets were thrilled with Trump but we control the paper that can wipe out their shareholder equity. Tick tock.
Five days before the Dow bottomed out in its March crash, I posted this thread:
1. The absence of FBI based or MSM developed information on the Nashville bombing following reference to a "person of interest" is odd and because Trump has also remained mum, I'm leaning towards concluding that the bomber was a Trump supporter or affiliated fringe like #QAnon.
2. What we do know is the attack occurred in front of a 5G provider's secured facility. The little bit we know about the person of interest is coming from research by sites like "Heavy" not AP or the local Nashville news. Heavy reports an early report from a person affiliated
3. with @CBSNews that reported that the person of interest had been the subject of two earlier FBI tips. No source or additional information was provided that I can find. My early conclusion is based on the simple fact that had this not been Trump related he would be calling it
1. I have been reporting for over three years that Trump's pardons of his co-conspirators will not work. Similarly, even if a self-pardon was a thing (and it's not) Trump has not left his conspiracy and so even if @VP Pence pardons him IMO he'll like revive his
2. criminal liability in short order. The Trump RICO's civil liability is mind-numbing in scope and enhanced by any pardons. In this environment Trump may get through Bankruptcy with some pension assets but everything else he and his complicit family and administration
3. members have will go to creditors who, IMO will include the families of people Trump killed while Trump was in power. I warned in Trump's failure to divest meant that all the actions he and his staff took were done with a flaw in the executive
1. @POTUS@realDonaldTrump continues to make bad decisions. Had he hired a competent chief of staff when Covid19 broke out and simply stayed out of the way, I have no doubt he would have won. But he hired @MarkMeadows who let Trump self-destruct without attempting to interfere.
2. Now that Trump is 25 days from being on the street, rather than seeking to garner aloha from his base and others not vehemently opposed to him, he attacks our military and every family trying to survive the Covid19 nightmare he Meadows and Koch caused. After US Govt shuts down
3. on Monday, I expect whatever is left of Trump's polling popularity will be cut in half by the time he's out. Surrounded by a carnival side-show of seditious clowns, Trump becomes more detached from reality daily. As the day approaches his fear will overwhelm him.
1. The media took a day to figure out that Trump was reading the Budget thinking it was the Covid19 bill. I can imagine Trump in the Oval with the worst lawyers on earth looking at the 5k pages of the omnibus that included the Covid bill as a small part and Rudy says, "Look at
2. all this nonsense. It's got foreign aid and carp research in it." And because Trump's lawyers are planning a coup the real @whitehouse lawyers are nowhere near the plotters, so Trump gets a media team and cuts that weird video with the Christmas background not aware that he
3. was attacking his own budget. Now he won't admit he's a nitwit with nitwit lawyers and so he'll just shut down the govt and kill Covid relief and for extra measure he'll attack the military in too. If he shuts it down he should be required to go without a large @SecretService
1. On #Pardons: I still haven't seen the text of any of these pardons. I've checked Papadopoulos' docket in DC and so far nothing filed. I figured he's active on social media and in time may be wondering where his pardon is. I want to read its purported scope.
2. And on the "not-yet-charged" pardon like Nixon, this has never been tested to my knowledge. Plus I don't think you can pardon an on-going conspiracy. It would be immunity.
Under-reported was a little dance in Manafort's EDVA trial where he had challenged Mueller's authority.
3. In April 2018, the government had to produce the August 2, 2017 Rosenstein memo addressing scope of Mueller remit. This redacted document formed part of Flynn's alleged pardon. What was the crime we couldn't be told about in Manafort's trial that Trump thinks he's pardoned?