Orange Duce

[Kismet]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/25/politics ... index.html

So how long does it take to sift through millions of pages? I'm guessing a couple of weeks. This chit circus should be a whole lot of fun to watch unfold. Of those millions of pages how many are relevant and how many are useless? There have to be some prosecutors out there that will spend their entire careers sifting through this garbage heap looking for the good stuff. If they didn't need reading glasses before they certainly will now. The ACA was a thousand pages and nobody could sit still long enough to read that bill.

Routine stuff in the edited of fraud and financial crimes cases.

Any idea how long you think that will take? Having to go through millions of pages sounds like a daunting challenge.

Same way you eat an elephant....

Watch for Trump Org people to start flipping before long - Weisselberg for starters. These folks are not going to take a fall for the boss no matter how long they've worked for him

Before this is over - former DOPUS is going to regret becoming President because it is going to draw only more scrutiny to his business practices from before his election.

[SCLaxAttack]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/25/politics ... index.html

So how long does it take to sift through millions of pages? I'm guessing a couple of weeks. This chit circus should be a whole lot of fun to watch unfold. Of those millions of pages how many are relevant and how many are useless? There have to be some prosecutors out there that will spend their entire careers sifting through this garbage heap looking for the good stuff. If they didn't need reading glasses before they certainly will now. The ACA was a thousand pages and nobody could sit still long enough to read that bill.

Routine stuff in the edited of fraud and financial crimes cases.

Any idea how long you think that will take? Having to go through millions of pages sounds like a daunting challenge.

Same way you eat an elephant....

Watch for Trump Org people to start flipping before long - Weisselberg for starters. These folks are not going to take a fall for the boss no matter how long they've worked for him

Before this is over - former DOPUS is going to regret becoming President because it is going to draw only more scrutiny to his business practices from before his election.

The one thing this guy will never be is regretful. You haven’t been watching if you think Trump’s ever been self-critical for a second in his life. He’s so twisted that in his mind he’s convinced himself that he’s never done a single thing wrong.

[seacoaster]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/25/politics ... index.html

So how long does it take to sift through millions of pages? I'm guessing a couple of weeks. This chit circus should be a whole lot of fun to watch unfold. Of those millions of pages how many are relevant and how many are useless? There have to be some prosecutors out there that will spend their entire careers sifting through this garbage heap looking for the good stuff. If they didn't need reading glasses before they certainly will now. The ACA was a thousand pages and nobody could sit still long enough to read that bill.

Routine stuff in the edited of fraud and financial crimes cases.

Any idea how long you think that will take? Having to go through millions of pages sounds like a daunting challenge.

Depends, of course, on the type of documents, the technology the DA is using, and the number of bodies devoted to it. And another variable is how the document load was kept by the accountants and finance people producing it and how those companies produce it to the DA. My guess is that Mazar's and DB had the documents prepared and ready to go for some time, and may have told Vance's people what to expect.
If the DA is using a document software and analytics tool, that will sort the wheat from the chaff, and reduce the relevant or most meaningful documents from the less important pretty quickly. Two or three weeks to get down to something to work with?

[cradleandshoot]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/25/politics ... index.html

So how long does it take to sift through millions of pages? I'm guessing a couple of weeks. This chit circus should be a whole lot of fun to watch unfold. Of those millions of pages how many are relevant and how many are useless? There have to be some prosecutors out there that will spend their entire careers sifting through this garbage heap looking for the good stuff. If they didn't need reading glasses before they certainly will now. The ACA was a thousand pages and nobody could sit still long enough to read that bill.

Routine stuff in the edited of fraud and financial crimes cases.

Any idea how long you think that will take? Having to go through millions of pages sounds like a daunting challenge.

Depends, of course, on the type of documents, the technology the DA is using, and the number of bodies devoted to it. And another variable is how the document load was kept by the accountants and finance people producing it and how those companies produce it to the DA. My guess is that Mazar's and DB had the documents prepared and ready to go for some time, and may have told Vance's people what to expect.
If the DA is using a document software and analytics tool, that will sort the wheat from the chaff, and reduce the relevant or most meaningful documents from the less important pretty quickly. Two or three weeks to get down to something to work with?

That would be impressive. IMI I thought it would take several months at least.

[cradleandshoot]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/25/politics ... index.html

So how long does it take to sift through millions of pages? I'm guessing a couple of weeks. This chit circus should be a whole lot of fun to watch unfold. Of those millions of pages how many are relevant and how many are useless? There have to be some prosecutors out there that will spend their entire careers sifting through this garbage heap looking for the good stuff. If they didn't need reading glasses before they certainly will now. The ACA was a thousand pages and nobody could sit still long enough to read that bill.

Routine stuff in the edited of fraud and financial crimes cases.

Any idea how long you think that will take? Having to go through millions of pages sounds like a daunting challenge.

Same way you eat an elephant....

Absolutely right, one bite at a time. I was just thinking that the longer this goes on the more it will drive Dump out if his mind waiting for the perp walk.

[seacoaster]

A year ago exactly:

https://twitter.com/mattwilstein/status ... 4156410884

[MDlaxfan76]

A year ago exactly:

https://twitter.com/mattwilstein/status ... 4156410884

argghhh...is Kayleigh headed to CPAC ?

[seacoaster]

A year ago exactly:

https://twitter.com/mattwilstein/status ... 4156410884

argghhh...is Kayleigh headed to CPAC ?

Dunno; but she's always auditioning for the next gig.

[njbill]

Surprisingly small crowd for T****’s CPAC speech. Thought they would at least have it in a moderate sized arena. It is being held in a medium sized hotel ballroom. Not even a large ballroom for Orlando. Geez, I was in a bigger room for a firm retreat there. Uh oh. Just had a shot of empty seats.

[DMac]

Listened to a few minutes, that was enough, same old Donald. This man is no different than a Swaggart/Baker & Tammy Fae. I've never understood how people fall under these type's spell. I hear the Mussolinis and Hitlers in this guy's delivery and see it in his body language too. You folks who follow and support this man are being played for big suckers, buying snake oil by the drum full. This entire R lot of crooks who follow and support this man don't give a shidt about country and character, only about themselves and a ruling class. Sad situation for the USofA, and disappointing in the number of folks who are blind to this kind of manipulation. Unbelievable.

[ggait]

I really hope I am wrong, but I fear that Trump will fade away into Sarah Palin 2.0 in a very short amount of time. Too bad.

Because the Dems could not ever hope for someone better to run against as the GOP leader:

Lost the 2016 popular vote by 3 million.
Lost the 2020 popular vote by 7 million.
Never reached 50% approval rating while in office.
Lost the House, the Senate and the WH re-election in one four year term. Last guy to do that -- Herbert Hoover.
Impeached twice.

Put aside that he's a dumpster fire of incompetence, neglect, corruption, lies, narcissism, crime, racism and violence. The scoreboard says he's pretty much the last guy you'd ever pick as the foundation of your party.

Talk about the party of stupid.

[njbill]

I thought for significant portions of his hour+ speech, T**** was just mailing it in. Yes, he delivered his usual passion for most of it, but for a surprising amount of time, he seemed to be just reading the words. Also, while the crowd was enthusiastic for the most part, it was not as wildly crazed as I would’ve expected. Not the level of enthusiasm you’d see at a T**** rally. At the end, he only hung out on stage for a minute or two. Nothing like at rallies.

Biden would beat T**** again in 2024 if both run. I suspect T**** knows that. He was worried about running against Biden for the entirety of this past cycle, and rightly so.

If for any reason, Biden doesn’t run, then T**** might take another shot at it. That will make his fellow Republican candidates very unhappy. Hard to believe, but we are really only a little more than two years from when the Republican hopefuls will start making noises.

Even if he doesn’t become embroiled in criminal litigation, I think January 6 has sealed his fate. Hard to believe he could be electable anymore.

[seacoaster]

I thought for significant portions of his hour+ speech, T**** was just mailing it in. Yes, he delivered his usual passion for most of it, but for a surprising amount of time, he seemed to be just reading the words. Also, while the crowd was enthusiastic for the most part, it was not as wildly crazed as I would’ve expected. Not the level of enthusiasm you’d see at a T**** rally. At the end, he only hung out on stage for a minute or two. Nothing like at rallies.

Biden would beat T**** again in 2024 if both run. I suspect T**** knows that. He was worried about running against Biden for the entirety of this past cycle, and rightly so.

If for any reason, Biden doesn’t run, then T**** might take another shot at it. That will make his fellow Republican candidates very unhappy. Hard to believe, but we are really only a little more than two years from when the Republican hopefuls will start making noises.

Even if he doesn’t become embroiled in criminal litigation, I think January 6 has sealed his fate. Hard to believe he could be electable anymore.

Will every GOP candidate for President has to vow that the 2020 election was stolen? Even if he is indicted, or drops dead, the longer he elbows others off the stage, the more likely this question will be the essential litmus test for a GOP candidate in the primaries.

[runrussellrun]

"our cause" tRump uttered.

instead of STILL focusing on trump, why not focus on the positives we can achieve in the next two years.

Focus on what YOU and yours can do.

[runrussellrun]

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[runrussellrun]

That IS not what I meant........you could understand it better if a mile in your poosh, worked.

can't read this anywhay

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good point

[seacoaster]

Certainly helping the page count.