So Now He's Trying to Bribe Us
By celticeagle
@celticeagle (193458)
Boise, Idaho
8 responses
@TheHorse (240481)
• Walnut Creek, California
2h
@celticeagle They need an expedited trial. At the State level.
@septabchips (1558)
• United Kingdom
46m
I can understand why you would question it, although whether it legally counts as bribery is another matter. The whole situation certainly raises eyebrows.
@Juliaacv (57392)
• Canada
3h
Bribery, especially when it comes to elections, is illegal.
But I guess when you are desperate you'll do just about anything.
I read that the funds that he gives out can be spent anywhere but here in Canada.
Every single car that I see with a US license plate gets a dirty glare from me, all because of him and his poitics.
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@Juliaacv (57392)
• Canada
3h
@TheHorse I can't help feeling the way that I do.
It is a majority that vote in an individual in any election, and obviously the majority of Americans did that for him. They stood behind him, if they've changed their minds, they need to vote accordingly.
I love my country and my countrymen, and he has called us so many names and caused such heartache that I feel as I do. Otherwise, I am not a rude person, not at all like DJ.
It is a majority that vote in an individual in any election, and obviously the majority of Americans did that for him. They stood behind him, if they've changed their minds, they need to vote accordingly.
I love my country and my countrymen, and he has called us so many names and caused such heartache that I feel as I do. Otherwise, I am not a rude person, not at all like DJ.1 person likes this
@celticeagle (193458)
• Boise, Idaho
3h
Trump doesn't care. He will do anything for votes. You remember the Georgia phone call, right?
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@FourWalls (87628)
• United States
1h
And, of course, if/when he were to be called on trying to bribe/vote rig, he’d say it was a joke.
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@septabchips (1558)
• United Kingdom
44m
That would certainly be a convenient defence. “I was only joking” seems like an easy way to dodge a difficult question after the fact.
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@TheHorse (240481)
• Walnut Creek, California
1h
@wolfgirl569 I guess I've been asking the same question for years.
@RasmaSandra (100746)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
2h
That is not good and I take not bribes but with my finances I can also lie about what I am doing still hate him and hey, If I can get $5000 it is a big deal to me,
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@septabchips (1558)
• United Kingdom
43m
I can understand why $5,000 would sound tempting, especially when money is tight. But I would still want to know exactly where the money is coming from and what comes with it.
@thedevilinme (5529)
• Northampton, England
3h
I think voters are not dumb enough to think they will get $5 grand in the hand. Then I thought they are MAGA so maybe. I presume its more like two more years of tax cuts to hard working Americans
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@septabchips (1558)
• United Kingdom
42m
That is another possibility. I suppose the real question is whether people actually believe they are getting a $5,000 payment or whether there is something else behind the promise.
@septabchips (1558)
• United Kingdom
47m
That is quite a promise to make, especially when it is tied so directly to an election result. I can see why people would question what the real intention is behind it.
