Donald Trump Jr. Was Behind The Plan To Use State Legislatures To Overturn The Election

[riversedge]

I do not know who could go after him?? The DOJ?? I hope they do--he is such a smarty pants.





Posted on Tue, Dec 13th, 2022 by Jason Easley


Donald Trump Jr. Was Behind The Plan To Use State Legislatures To Overturn The Election

The vast criminality behind the Trump effort to overturn the 2020 election extended to his son Donald Trump Jr.

Link to tweet

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Talking Points Memo has more from Mark Meadows’s texts.

Donald Trump Jr. texted Meadows:

It’s very simple If through our lawsuits and recounts the Secretary of States on each state cannot �certify� that states vote the State Assemblies can step in and vote to put forward the electoral slate Republicans control Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina etc � we get Trump electors There is a Safe Harbor on 8 December if for whatever reason you miss that the Electors then cannot meet in the individual state Capitols on 14 December So we either have a vote WE control and WE win OR it gets kicked to Congress 6 January 2021 the House meets to vote�- by state party delegation� 1 vote per state California 1 ; Montana 1 Republicans control 28 states Democrats 22 states Once again Trump wins Senate votes for VP Pence wins Summary We have multiple paths We hold them all We have operational control Total leverage Moral High Ground POTUS must start 2nd Term now Fire Wray ; Fire Faucci Make Grennel interim head of FBI Have Barr select Special Prosecutor on HardDrivefromHell Biden crime family.

Donald Trump Jr. was talking about operational control as if the will of the people is something that can be ignored and twisted to suit the needs of an incumbent president who has lost an election.

Trump Jr. is as dangerous as his father because he shares the same disregard for democracy. The Trumps don’t want power so that they can govern and do things for the American people..............................

[secondwind]

1. K&R

[Ocelot II]

2. I doubt he was clever enough or knew enough about the election system

to have come up with it originally or that he was able to sit still long enough to work it out, with all that cocaine in his system, but once John Eastman sat him down and explained it to him he certainly took off with it.

[Irish_Dem]

15. Exactly. He is not smart or well educated.

What brains he does have are compromised by his constant drug abuse.

No way he came up with this plan on his own.

[ToxMarz]

17. Should say that he was the messenger

Definitely not the brains behind anything

[Lonestarblue]

19. You first need brains. His are missing or have been cooked on coke.

[grantcart]

23. Exactly,just parroting something he heard.

[Grins]

30. He doesn't think like this. Poorly written post. It began long before him .

And by poorly written I mean there are no dates to back it up.

This plan was hatched in the late summer, before the election. John Eastman was in on it then, as was Cleta Mitchell. (Who names their daughter ‘Cleta’?)

If Junior was a messenger, OK. But the brains? Un-possible.

[Me.]

3. No Words Profane Enough To Describe This Drugged Up Little Punk

[Turbineguy]

4. He has a certain dependence

on Dad.

[brooklynite]

5. Reality check: not criminal activity.

If the State Legislatures have the legal ability to rescind their Electoral Vote allocation (subject to State Constitutions) then advocating for it isn't a crime. If they don't have the legal ability, then advocating for it is meaningless.

[Alexander Of Assyria]

8. The Mountain of top shelf evidence of criminal intent grows...and grows in the voters minds.

[Fiendish Thingy]

11. Yeah, the process Junior describes is pretty much legal

Unlike Eastman/Clark/Ginni’s scheme to submit slates of fraudulent electors not certified by any state official or body (technically, the ECA states the electors must be appointed by the governor, not, as Junior suggests, the state legislatures).

[Rob H.]

26. At least credit the tweet you're quoting, ffs

Link to tweet

[brooklynite]

28. Pure coincidence; never read that and don't follow either. It's basic logic.

FWIW I've said the same thing in response to demands to prosecute members of Congress based on their votes against certifying the Electoral College certificates.

[Rob H.]

31. Pure coincidence, seriously?

The only words that are different are “not ciminal activity” and the tweet ended with emojis that you didn’t use. Literally everything else, including the punctuation and capitalization, is exactly the same.

Come on, man.

[brooklynite]

32. So, you're saying that I'm lying?

If you read back, you'll see I've been happy to post Tweets from others (to the annoyance of the "why do people post Tweets?" crowd). Why would I feel the need to claim credit for this one?

[Rob H.]

33. "Why would I feel the need to claim credit for this one?"

I don’t know, why would you? Again, your post and the tweet minus a few words and two emojis ARE EXACTLY THE SAME, including capitalization, punctuation, and phrasing. You and others can take from that observation what you will.

[brooklynite]

34. Great minds think alike. Believe what you want.

[Cuthbert Allgood]

35. Dude, even your parenthetical content was identical.

A middle school kid wouldn't get away with that in an essay.

[brooklynite]

36. Again, believe what you want. I said I didn't see the tweet.

If it troubles you this much, I suggest you block me so you don't have to read my posts.

[Cuthbert Allgood]

37. ...

And why would I block you and miss the entertainment of you saying you didn't copy and paste that tweet?

[Rob H.]

39. Makes me wonder how many other responses were lifted directly from Twitter, tbh nt

[GenXer47]

6. he's a man, and someday, he will perish

That's the best you can say.

[leftyladyfrommo]

7. Is it never going to end? Are we stuck with these

God awful people forever?

[area51]

21. +1 n/t

[Blue Owl]

9. From his small collection of feeble, coked-up schemes

[Walleye]

10. He is so dumb. I got a contact cocaine high just reading that

Doesn’t he realize that Trump won North Carolina. Doesn’t he realize that his daddy still isn’t gonna love him. Don’t forget the mom he was raised with lived a good deal of her life under the Soviet system. He’s never had to have a job or apply for any benefits. Of course he doesn’t understand democracy or America

[AKwannabe]

12. He's not that smart. nt

[GusBob]

13. Huh: According to TPM?

Meadows got the idea from A Dick Morris (!!) Interview on Newsmax
In response to the DTj text above, Meadows replied " already on it" or some such things

[Richard D]

16. He even writes like . . .

. . . a burning out meth freak.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

18. Jr is even less original than the Don. This is how mob dons insulate themselves, use someone else

Junior is about to get thrown under the bus, but is not a strong individual, despite pretending to be macho. He may crack and I'm not just talking about his nose.

[Gore1FL]

20. The same idea came up for FL in 2000, if SCOTUS couldn't steal it fore them.

It's, tragically, an old idea.

[calimary]

22. To your last point, my friend...

The Trumps don’t want power so that they can govern and do things for the American people. The trumps want power so they can rule like kings and do things TO the American people.

[TexasBushwhacker]

24. Stupid plan, so that makes sense

[czarjak]

25. LHU

[Botany]

27. How many in the Republican party were 100% good with this unAmerican shit besides Cokespoon Jr.?

Ron Johnson 100% Good
Chuck Grassley 100% Good "I don't see Vice President Pence being here on 1/6."
Josh Holly 100% Good
Ted Cruz 100% Good
70% of the House GOP 100% Good
and then we have Eastman, Rudy, Meadows, and Peter Navarro w/Eastmen's Green Bay Sweep

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Bay_Sweep_(politics)

These mother Fuckers should not be seated in our Congress or walking free.

[ShazzieB]

29. Moral high ground, my ass! 🤣

We have operational control Total leverage Moral High Ground

Don Jr. wouldn't know the "moral high ground" if it walked up and punched him in the face!

The word "moral" means about as much to him as it does to his father, which is to say absolutely nothing, zero, zip, nada. The idea of him invoking it is hilarious.

[lame54]

38. He's already been deemed too stupid to prosecute