(08-15-2023, 07:32 PM)Sneakers Wrote:

(08-15-2023, 03:28 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: You seem to have glossed over the second sentence I posted. 

I said "cooperate with whatever terms are agreed to" 
I'm not saying the secret service would leave the guy vulnerable - merely that they'd cooperate with the terms of a conviction. I know they have to protect him even if incarcerated (and I don't think he will be) 

Sure seemed like you were being adamant that they wouldn't subject him to the state authorities processing and sentencing.  I think they'd cooperate with those state authorities. Remaining present with him throughout. 

It's not blind hatred. I merely want to see him face the consequence of his own actions. He's gotten away with an insane amount of fraud in his lifetime.  I want him to finally face the music. Seeing him left vulnerable to undue harm isn't part of the equation for me.

The Secret service does not "agree to terms" with others in the matter of protecting the President.  It dictates every possible condition and potential exposure surrounding him, all day, every day.

It sounds like this goes way beyond the election for you.

LOL - You think?? Yes it goes beyond the election.  I tried to tell this forum before he was nominated for his first term he was a crook who didn't pay vendors that do jobs for him, rips off investors, screws over tenants, and generally just finds ways to take money out of the pockets of hard working people. He has a decades long history of this with his various failed businesses and real estate ventures. 

The guy has been a crook his entire life. And he's gotten away with it by pitting his team of high priced lawyers against the little guy who doesn't have the money to keep up in legal fees. Cases claiming fair, agree upon payment get dismissed when he holds them up in court forever. 
He's ripped off countless hard working Americans this way. Before running for office. 
It is downright shameful that so many fools fell for his grift after his decades of horrible rip-offs. 

So it's no surprise that now he is letting several of those lawyers go down with him, while not paying them for the work they did working on the illegal electors scheme he and Eastman apparently cooked up and attempted. (Eastman is one of the never-paid lawyers BTW)

I guess we'll see in a few months what the Secret Service does in terms of cooperation. 
I think he'll get a slap on the wrist personally, so it won't matter, but we will see. 
If he's sentenced to an insulated  white collar type facility - they have to go along with that. They can protect them there, but they can't alter the sentencing. Just the parameters of his safety. That was my point.

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