Comments by "Meh Pluribus Unum" (@pluribus_unum) on "GOP's response to Trump verdict: An "ominous sign" for the future? | GZERO World with Ian Bremmer" video.

There is no Republican political party anymore, there's only a white nationalist insurgency led by a convicted felon now.
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@josephlandry8787 - Merchan donated $35 to ActBlue, not the Joe Biden campaign directly. If you think a political donation makes a judge beholden or partial, I'd like to share some information with you. Let's say a Supreme Court justice's mother's house was paid for by a wealthy political donor, and that judge went on luxury multi-million dollar vacations for over 20 years with that donor every year, and sometimes more than once a year. Let's say this is actually the case with 2-3 Supreme Court justices. Are those justices beholden or partial regarding donor and the donor's political party now?
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@josephlandry8787 - It is. Donald J. Trump broke the law trying to illegally influence the Presidential election -- and was found guilty by a jury of his peers.
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 @jackthepickledhound - Are you ignorant of white nationalism not being the same thing as white people?
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@josephlandry8787 - You are relying on bad information. August 2015 Trump meets with David Pecker - Pecker agrees to help with Trump's campaign by looking out for negative stories about him to "catch and kill." October/November 2015 Pecker learns that a former Trump Tower doorman was trying to sell information that Trump allegedly fathered a child out of wedlock, ...[Pecker] agrees to pay the doorman $30,000 in exchange for acquiring exclusive rights to the story. June 2016 The National Enquirer's editor-in-chief and chief content officer contacted Cohen (Lawyer A) about a woman -- who is believed to be Playboy model Karen McDougal -- [Pecker] pays the woman $150,000 in exchange for her not speaking out on the alleged sexual relationship. September 2016 Trump and Cohen ...discuss how to obtain the rights to the woman's story from AMI and reimburse it for the payment, according to the statement of facts. Oct. 10, 2016 AMI's editor-in-chief contacts Pecker about a second woman -- believed to be adult film actress Stormy Daniels -- Pecker tells the editor-in-chief to notify Cohen. The AMI editor-in-chief connects Cohen ..[t]he two then negotiate a deal to secure the woman's silence. The woman would be paid $130,000 for the rights to her story, according to the statement of facts.
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The Pre-Election Trump Crime Timeline (partial) August 2015 Trump meets with David Pecker - Pecker agrees to help with Trump's campaign by looking out for negative stories about him to "catch and kill." October/November 2015 Pecker learns that a former Trump Tower doorman was trying to sell information that Trump allegedly fathered a child out of wedlock, ...[Pecker] agrees to pay the doorman $30,000 in exchange for acquiring exclusive rights to the story. June 2016 The National Enquirer's editor-in-chief and chief content officer contacted Cohen (Lawyer A) about a woman -- who is believed to be Playboy model Karen McDougal -- [Pecker] pays the woman $150,000 in exchange for her not speaking out on the alleged sexual relationship. September 2016 Trump and Cohen ...discuss how to obtain the rights to the woman's story from AMI and reimburse it for the payment, according to the statement of facts. Oct. 10, 2016 AMI's editor-in-chief contacts Pecker about a second woman -- believed to be adult film actress Stormy Daniels -- Pecker tells the editor-in-chief to notify Cohen. The AMI editor-in-chief connects Cohen ..[t]he two then negotiate a deal to secure the woman's silence. The woman would be paid $130,000 for the rights to her story, according to the statement of facts.
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 @jackthepickledhound - Keep talking, this is clearly something you need to process. The sealion beach is over there, for future reference.
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