Life sometimes gives us hope...

@HoraceGreenley You really need to read more books and articles that challenge your confirmation biases.

@MethDozer will never happen!

@MethDozer
All hail
The Great and Powerful Oz

@bijouxbroussard Somehow they'll still continue pretending that

@bijouxbroussard Another case of cognitive dissonance. It’s just bizarre to me.

@Bumbles Obi wan, stop touching that dirty man!!

@Matt85 If he’s ever president again he’ll destroy this country, so that’s a safe bet. 🙁

@Lilymoon Not really, his money is tied up in overinflated real estate values. He will have to sell off some properties or get the sucker MAGA crowd to donate the money to him

@Ontheroad Yeah if can still run for president after all of the charges he's had that would be ridiculous and crazy. 🤦🏻‍♀️

@HoraceGreenley another idiotic statement. Look up cult!!

@HoraceGreenley Yep, and the courts agree... your bullshit is over.

@Handfull1 @Ontheroad

@needsmilk808 maybe if more had an unhealthy obsession with Hitler, history could have been different.

@Handfull1 I suppose if you could make a rational comparison it could hold, good point.

@needsmilk808 I don't consider calling out a corrupt, lying, sexual preditor and all around pig unhealthy.

@AlchemyFox E. Jean Carroll, the woman he raped, was found guilty of sexual assault against, and who he defamed and slandered her after he was found guilty.

I'm sure he will appeal, but even then, he has to come up with 20% of it to file the appeal.

Carroll has stated over and over she doesn't care about or need the money, she simply wanted justice for herself and women everywhere.

@AlchemyFox If she ever sees a dime of it a large chunk will go to her lawyers.

she'll likely face a huge tax bill for those damages — and it's all thanks to a law that Trump signed when he was president, according to legal-settlement experts.

Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 2017, and it went into effect in January 2018.

The measure gave everyone a larger standard deduction, but the law took away the ability for plaintiffs to deduct legal fees in many types of cases, including defamation cases, so the government wouldn't lose too much in revenue.