Timothy Birdnow

Missouri Revised Statute 115.306

"No person shall qualify as a candidate for elective public office in the state of Missouri who has been found guilty of or pled guilty to a felony under the federal laws of the United States of America or to a felony under the laws of this state or an offense committed in another state that would be considered a felony"

Trump can't run in Missouri, and he won't be certified if he wins. The same holds true in multiple states.

The state legislatures can change the laws, but that is hard and they still have to be signed by the state governors. Some will do so; Florida has done it, I believe. But many others will fail.

That is why they charged Trump with state laws in multiple jurisdictions; they needed a felony conviction at the state level so he couldn't appeal to SCOTUS easily or quickly enough. And he couldn't pardon himself if he won.

This was a coup de tete and intentionally so. And it may well succeed.

Nobody in the media is discussing these laws and that tells me they want to strike with a knockout psychological blow when the election nears and suddenly it becomes obvious an incarcerated Trump can't win because he'll lose a half to a dozen states. Despair will set in and we'll give up. That is why they aren't crowing now about this. If we all made a fuss the states WOULD change their laws.

Mutual Assured Destruction was the term used for U.S. Cold War policy in which we guaranteed the destruction of the Soviet Union if attacked, and they guaranteed ours. Nobody dared launch on the other country because there would be a giant sheet of glass remaining where a nation once stood. Everyone understood that. The Law was not used as a political weapon for reasons of MAD; if they use it on us we can use it on them and everyone goes down. But the Democrats have now crossed the Rubicon and done the unthinkable here, and the GOP let them get away with it. This will happen again and again as they now see it as a viable option.

The only way to stop this is by our launching the birds. We have to take their people out with bogus prosecutions (or legitimate prosecutions for that matter). The gloves have to come off and some of their top brass have to wind up wearing orange. This is the only way this will stop.

Sadly the GOP has neither the courage nor the fortitude to do this. And they probably don't have clean records so they fear it.

When Bill Clinton came into office one of the first things he did was grab 900 raw files from the FBI and didn't give them back. We know what he was doing; blackmailing his political opponents. Clinton came from Hot Springs, Arkansas (or near enough) and came out of the Dixie Mafia. His career was financed by William Lasiter, the "Dixie Don". And the Clinton machine operated like the mob. The GOP, obviously blackmailed, let him get away with murder at the time. Where the Republicans took control of Congress and began promoting themselves, they suddenly turned tail and cowered from Clinton's political wrath. Why? Because he had the dirt on them. They let him off the hook repeatedly.

So now those chickens are coming home to roost. The Democrats are openly using the power of the Law to destroy one of their own and they do nothing. This is what happens when you accept corruption. Trump came in as a reformer and they hated him for that, because he was upsetting a good deal for them - a terrible one for the voters but great for the corrupticans.

But the coyote may eat some chickens last, but eventually he eats all chickens. The GOP will be eaten by them in the end. If there is to be any hope they must take strong action now. Sadly, I doubt any of them have the cajones.

So this was quite possibly a successful coup and Biden has stolen the election a second time now. And put a man in jail who is guilty of nothing but trying to save his family from embarrassment. I remember when they said that about Bill Clinton and that "everybody lies about sex" and nobody thought it election tampering to pay off women as Clinton did then.

Remember, a sword has two edges. It's time the Republicans learned taught that lesson to their good friends across the aisle.

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