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Orange County Releases Official Vote Count and the Numbers Don't Add Up - One Precinct Has 120% Turnout

 

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BLOWHARD ERUPTS! Joy Behar SCREAMS at "ENTITLED B*TCH" Meghan McCain - Threatens,"I'm Quitting This Damn Show!" (VIDEO)

 

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Creepy Joe Biden Says He is the Most Qualified Person in the Country to Be President

 

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A trial that could have allowed the victims of serial molester Jeffrey Epstein to finally tell their stories from a witness stand was aborted Tuesday when it was announced in court that the case had been settled.

It ended with an apology — not to the dozens of women who were sexually abused by Epstein as underage girls, but to the lawyer who represented them.

There is also a monetary settlement, which is undisclosed.

The lawyer who took Epstein to court, Bradley Edwards, said he remains determined to give the women, now in their late 20s and early 30s, their day in court.

That opportunity could come in separate litigation that seeks to undo a controversial non-prosecution agreement that was negotiated in secret 10 years ago between the Palm Beach multimillionaire’s lawyers and the U.S. attorney for South Florida, Alex Acosta.

The case is still pending. Edwards has argued that the settlement was illegal because it was executed without telling Epstein’s victims, an apparently violation of the Crime Victims’ Rights Act. That law entitles crime victims in federal cases to be informed of developments in a case, including plea deals and court hearings.

The women were deliberately kept in the dark, emails obtained by the Miami Herald showed.

A series of stories in the Miami Herald, published over the past week, outlined the ways in which the U.S. Attorney’s Office under Acosta colluded with the Epstein defense team to hide the agreement from the press, public and victims.

As part of the deal with Acosta 10 years ago, Epstein served slightly over a year in the Palm Beach County stockade after pleading guilty to two minor prostitution-related charges.

Acosta is now President Donald Trump’s secretary of labor.

 

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Has there ever been another president in U.S. history who openly places his own interests above those of the country as brazenly and unabashedly as Donald Trump does? Probably not, but right now, there are increasing signs that President Trump’s ability to skirt accountability in this regard is cracking.

You can see this happening in two big stories of the moment: a new judicial ruling https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/courts_law/subpoenas-to-begin-for-trump-records-in-emoluments-case/2018/12/03/a1f3b02c-f742-11e8-8642-c9718a256cbd_story.html?utm_term=.d4ef1d822c6d (allowing) a lawsuit alleging Trump is serially violating the Constitution’s emoluments clause to proceed, and former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen’s willingness to spill on Trump, deepening his legal travails.

Thanks to the first of these, we now have a real chance at getting a fuller picture of Trump’s self-dealing when it comes to taking money from foreign governments. A U.S. district court judge https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/courts_law/subpoenas-to-begin-for-trump-records-in-emoluments-case/2018/12/03/a1f3b02c-f742-11e8-8642-c9718a256cbd_story.html?utm_term=.b8f5eae19794 (has now ruled that discovery can proceed) in a lawsuit that the attorneys general of Maryland and the District have filed against Trump. The president had tried to stall the lawsuit, but failed.

This discovery process will now entail an effort to peer into the finances of the Trump International Hotel in D.C., which has become a https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/i-like-them-very-much-trump-has-long-standing-business-ties-with-saudis-who-have-boosted-his-hotels-since-he-took-office/2018/10/11/0870df24-cd67-11e8-a360-85875bac0b1f_story.html?utm_term=.f1666a92c17d (magnet for spending) by foreign governments and dignitaries. The lawsuit alleges that by profiting in this way, Trump — who declined to divest himself of his business holdings as president — is violating the emoluments clause, which bars federal officials from taking such benefits from foreign (or state) governments unless Congress okays it.

 

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little mike here's your chance to step up. I can see it now, "Creepy Illegal Steroid MD" runs for President

 

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President Trump Seeks Nearly $800K From Stormy Daniels -- $390,000 in Legal Fees - And Equal Amount as Deterrent Against Future Frivolous Lawsuits