#felon 45

[martyr-mayhem]

Flood White House Post Office!

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On March 15, 2025, mail a postcard to Trump "Felon 47" publicly expressing your opposition. Let’s overwhelm the man with his unpopularity and failure. If each of us writes even a single postcard and we put them all in the mail on the same day, we can flood them with our anger and opposition.

Hank Aaron currently holds the record for fan mail, having received 900,000 pieces in a year. Let’s set a new record and send over a million with not a single nice thing to say. Let’s make March 15th, 2025, a day that hereafter will be known as #TheIdesOfTrump.

Send your "not a fan" mail to:

President (for now) Donald J. Trump

The White House

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW

Washington, DC 20500

[seidmadr-secrets]

I am disgusted and disappointed.

I learned this from tumblr posts that wasn't the Destiel news meme.

Shame on you tumblr.

Gonna be fun to see the mango Mussolini having his breakdowns about this.

[econoenigma]

When the Walk of Fame becomes the Walk of Shame

[thedarktowerdames]

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[stuffromymind]

Public Service Notice For You Who Have a Trump Cultist In Your Life.

The next time your MAGAt friend or relative starts talking about, "The Biden Crime Family", or how, "Trump is the only honest one in Washington!", or, "Only Donald Trump can drain the swamp and SAVE 'MURIKA!" ?

Show them this LOVELY Fact-Slap from Robert Reich, and the list of Conald's fellow criminals below, and then,

Most Importantly:

M-a-k-e them explain their Fux Noise addict response to the reality of Conald Trump and his cabal.

If they won't answer?

"I guess you're as scared to testify about the facts like Conald was at his fraud case in New York, huh?

Bonus Fact Slaps:

Follow up with this list of criminals in Trump's administration and orbit and have them explain each of these, (Don't forget to point out that "Law & Order" Conald pardoned many of them who therefore, by definition, have admitted their guilt.)

Trump has MANY of "The Best" people including a pedophile.

[normalcyisfake]

[noisycowboyglitter]

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[bhodi-anjo-daishin]

You can’t make this up…This is a photo of the Trump bus that crashed into a light pole Monday on the way to a Staten Island rally for Trump. Look at that thing! I guess they thought if you trust Jesus and Combover Orange Boy enough you can drive like you got your license at the Braille Institute.

[thedarktowerdames]

[tinyowlthoughts]

YEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!

Edit to add:

"But this doesn't mean he's going to jail."

You're absolutely right, it doesn't. But you know what it does mean, now that Donald J. Trump, former 45 president of the United States is a convicted felon?

He had to sit there as 12 New Yorkers (the state that 'turned their back' on him) said, 34 times, that he was guilty.

That they didn't believe him.

That they had no faith in his/the defenses version of events.

That they believe he not only cheated on his just-gave-birth wife with a porn star (and damn, is Stormy Daniels a motherfucking star!), but that he also paid her off to hide it before his election.

That they believe Cohen over Trump.

That they think he is a lying sack of shit and weren't afraid to call him out on it (not literally).

Statistically, someone on that jury voted for Trump to be president.

That same person voted for him to be guilty.

And he just had to sit there and take it. No rebuttal. No interruption. No insults or name calling.

He couldn't defend himself, because his defense already failed.

Is he going to jail? Highly unlikely (unless he does something stupid like threaten the jurors/their families/the prosecution/the judge/etc. again, I'm pretty sure the Judge is on his very last tether with Trump).

But the sentencing is July 11.

4 days before the Republican National Convention.

Where it's assumed Trump is going to be their nominee.

Will they nominate a convicted felon?

(...I'm trying to be dramatic and mysterious but let's face it, the RNC would nominate a rotten banana if it was racist and money-grubbing enough.)

What happens in the future is uncertain, but today - right now - Trump WAS convicted.

He is now a convicted felon.

And as a convicted felon there is one very important thing he cannot do.

Vote.

So yeah, he probably won't go to jail, but for now we can just enjoy that 12 New Yorkers called him out to his face and that he, a former president, can't even vote in his own (potential) election.

<3

[boobachu]

Forever thinking about how this existed but liberals blame people who didn't vote and people who voted green for Trump winning

Especially how Clinton was like "maybe if you didn't vote green" and I'm like "maybe if you didn't bet on a strawman strategy"

I'm not sure how you tell the difference between "too lazy to vote" and "too disenfranchised to vote" because every stat that shows who didn't vote doesn't differentiate the two, probably because how do you tell the difference between "I have to use all my free time to work or my kids will starve" and "The two headed beast, why bother... gonna smoke weed......"

Like if the Democrats wanted to prevent this from happening again they should make voting a free action, not a pointless gamble. Like at least they've been pushing good policy that's mostly "unfucking everything Trump fucked" (but some are genuine progressive things we didn't have before)

But like, in 2024 if people are unable to afford driving to the polling place, you need to put in some money to take them there.

If people have to take care of their kids and can't vote, you need to be giving some damn daycare.

If people can't vote because they don't have valid ID, you'd better help them get that.

If the republicans try to make Crosscheck 2, you'd better be on them like a pit bull taking down a well, bull.

Then there's all the felons, they can't vote. Like how many of them are in because they touched a weed?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2019/live-updates/general-election/fact-checking-the-first-democratic-debate/how-many-people-are-in-prison-on-marijuana-charges/

Like, they can't vote even if injecting weed is legal now.

I can't find stats on how many current felons are felons because of weed possession, but could you imagine if they all were pardoned? That would have a huge impact.

I sincerely hope the Democrats don't fucking rest on their laurels and put effort into helping the disenfranchised cuz that's what lost the 2016 election. It wasn't the apathetic voters, it wasn't even the fascist voters, it was the fascist politicians making policy that targeted non-whites.

The democrats in power constantly sulking and blaming the helpless for them not being elected is just frustrating. Like, you're lawmakers, pass some damn legislation that helps.

And if you can't fight it on a legislative level, you'll have to fight it any other way you can. Use that campaign money helping voters vote!

And considering how empowered fascists are right now, that might be literal fighting.

Forever thinking about how, on election day in 2016, I wore a shirt with an American flag on it because it was what was clean. And the 20-ish year old bagging my groceries made a snide remark about it, followed by 'I didn't vote, they're all the same anyways.' And a fellow grocery worker chimed in agreement that he wasn't voting for the same reason.

And now I can't go to a local drag event without having to walk through a gauntlet of nazis.

I realize that the election is a year and a half away, but please don't fall for the 'they're the same' rhetoric this time around. Both candidates will suck, but they'll suck in different ways and one of them wants my community dead.

[arinzeture]

#45 - Convicted Felon

[black-fist-order]

Good morning and Happy New Year to everyone who agrees that President Carter was the kind of man who lived an exemplary life as a Christian, doing good for others, while others just hurt people and sell expensive Bibles...

In a world of Felon 45's, be a Jimmy Carter.🙏

[owlsounds]

It's great to have an excuse to post this again...

PARTY HARD EVERYBODY TRUMP FOUND GUILTY OFF ALL HIS FELONY CHARGES

[luxiomahariel]

Remembering the victims: Jean Butchart

Jean Butchart is being remembered for his love of the outdoors, which earned him the nickname “Nature Boy,” his obituary notes. He had a degree in environmental studies and was continuing his education with the aim of becoming a teacher. About a decade ago, he had volunteered with the Teen Peer Education Theater Troupe at the Corner Health Center in Ypsilanti, Mich. He progressed from “not believing he could do it to being one of our most consistent performers,” Craig VanKempen, a friend from that time, told MLive. VanKempen cried upon hearing of Butchart’s death, he said. “Jean was striving toward a brighter future for himself where he could educate others about environmental issues and matters, something that was apparently very close to his heart,” Tori Cooper, director of community engagement for the Human Rights Campaign’s Transgender Justice Initiative, said in a press release.

https://www.advocate.com/crime/transgender-man-shot-killed-michigan

Jean Thomas Butchart, a 26-year-old Michigan transgender man, was shot to death in August in what police are calling a crime spree that included attacks on two other people. The suspect is Matthew Torrey Tiggs Jr., 22, of Eastpointe, Mich. He is also accused of threatening a 45-year-old man, at whom he aimed a gun, July 28, and shooting and wounding a 47-year-old man August 6. These incidents took place in Van Buren Township as well. Tiggs was arrested after a standoff of two hours near the site of the August 6 attack. Tiggs has been charged with “second-degree murder, assault with intent to murder, felonious assault, three counts of felon in possession of a firearm and three counts of felony firearm,” according to MLive.

[narcissisticpdcultureis]

npd culture is feeling like i very obviously could handle the current american presidency situation because i am the most level headed and objective person in existence, and also not a bigot, so i'm a million times better than 45 and the felons

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