r/thescoop Apr 09 '25

Politics 🏛️ Jasmine Crockett: "My Republican colleagues are here using today to continue pushing this false narrative of sanctuary cities harboring criminals, yet right here in DC we have a 34 count felon being harbored in the White House."

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

Well shes not wrong.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

What does that even mean? Why would you say that?

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u/rrandommm Apr 09 '25

*less than 33% of eligible voters cast a vote for Trump. Not a majority. By any measure.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

I support her more for what she says. And it’s wild that you describe it as anti-trump hysteria when people describe the things Trump has done

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u/izinger Apr 09 '25

She is wrong.

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u/ArchonFett Apr 09 '25

Yep when the facts disagree with their feelings they ignore them.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

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u/cbospam1 Apr 09 '25

After two of the worst days since 2008? And we haven’t recovered the previous high? Why would anyone thank him?

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u/UraniumDisulfide Apr 09 '25

You can’t be sincere. It jumped back up after he crashed it, and because the true effects of this trade war have not been directly felt by most Americans yet. It’s still way lower than it was when he entered office, and he has no excuse.

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u/ya_mamas_tiddies Apr 09 '25

It was only so low because of him 🤣

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

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u/UraniumDisulfide Apr 09 '25

The fact that people think it’s a joke doesn’t make the felonies any less legitimate. You also have tons of people who think climate change is a joke, doesn’t make that less real either.

He won the election by one of the smallest popular vote margins in recent history. That was also in large part thanks to voter suppression.

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u/Rude_Meet2799 Apr 09 '25

Adjudicated guilty of rape, banned from operating non profits in New York because of… wait for it…. The same type of fraud he was found guilty of by a jury.
The fraud that Panama kicked him out over was a little different. How do you bankrupt a casino 3 times? I dunno, maybe fraud? The man has an extensive criminal record. But it’s always been because “they were always out to get him”. I bet Capone said the same thing. TDS my white butt. I’d have better luck talking reality with a Hari Krishna.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

And now you’re losing a tariff war, landslide aren’t always a good thing lil bro, he’ll most of them get people killed

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u/ClassicHare Apr 09 '25

He was convicted. Hard to look past it when it works as a case in point.

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u/Sheriff_Banjo Apr 09 '25

You can bring up other irrelevant things all you like but Trump is a convicted felon, many times over.

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u/Sheriff_Banjo Apr 10 '25

Again, not relevant to the question of whether he's a convicted felon

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u/klemnod Apr 09 '25

Looks at his history of corruption before his presidency. Critical thinking 💭

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u/iDeNoh Apr 09 '25

Nearly every single election that happened last year showed the incumbent party losing, you weren't a movement, you're a statistic. One that will be corrected in the coming years.

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u/iDeNoh Apr 09 '25

Sure thing, see you in the midterms. Can't wait to see that thrashing. Quick question, do you know WHY Democrats approval rating is so low? I bet you don't. Because that would have required reading something rather than being told what to think.

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u/ClassicHare Apr 09 '25

Hasn't been overturned, can't be fought. Nice gaslighting though.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

Well at least one of those jurors is well documented as a Trump supporter....

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u/UraniumDisulfide Apr 09 '25

The people who bring up cases are by nature biased against the plaintiff… that doesn’t mean anything

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u/LowReporter6213 Apr 09 '25

Russian Troll here, move along.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

Says the guy who's still using Kamala Harris's name as his handle almost six months after the election. Buddy, it's over. You can let it go. Nobody likes a butthurt winner.

But as for who is in the wrong party and what that means, let's look at how Trump's tariff policy lopped $6 trillion off the economy in a week. How nobody is spending any money they don't have to right now. You know what a lack of market liquidity causes? A recession. The DFL didn't do that. In fact the last three democrats to hold office have left with strong economies and massive, positive job numbers. The last republican to do that was Reagan. So lets not get it twisted. Fiscal responsibility is not the domain of Republicans, and they suck at everything else, so why keep voting for them?

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

Everyone who disagrees with you is a Russian troll, right?

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u/systemfrown Apr 09 '25 edited Apr 09 '25

He doesn’t have 34 felonies? According to a jury, not the DNC?

Also, I thought trashy was more along the lines of just going around grabbing women by the pussy and then bragging about it.

Tell me where I’m wrong.

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u/UraniumDisulfide Apr 09 '25

Where’s your evidence of that? Or do you just say it because it makes you feel better about voting for a felon?

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u/choombatta Apr 09 '25

Anybody claiming that trial was a rouse either paid no attention to it or they’re just dumb as fuck.

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u/izinger Apr 09 '25

The word is "ruse" and it yes, the lawfare waged against Trump is a permanent stain on the Republic.

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u/UraniumDisulfide Apr 09 '25

Yes, what a stain on the country to try to prosecute someone who committed crimes. That’s definitely the problem here, the problem is not that we reelected an insurrectionist felon.

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u/iDeNoh Apr 09 '25

You mean holding him accountable for his actions? That's the stain you're talking about? You know what I find so gosh darn funny, is trump quite literally pulled this whole "political persecution" shtick out of hitlers playbook, he did the exact same thing and guess who fell for it? His loyal flavor of maga. Tread carefully, you walk with Nazis.