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please take a few minutes to brush up on what's happening in the Colorado version of lawfare against trump.
excerpt from the piece which is focused on a critical argument that defeats the CO Supreme's ruling, but for some reason is not included in trumps appeal to SCOTUS:
Because the phrase “fight, we fight like hell” was spoken by Trump two minutes before the speech ended at 1:12 p.m., he spoke the phrase at 1:10 p.m. Given that the barricades were first breached at 1:00 p.m., and Trump’s delivery of the “fight” phrase took place at 1:10 p.m., Trump’s speech could not have caused the breach of the barricades.
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The Colorado Supreme Court largely based its opinion on Trump’s phrase “fight, we fight like hell” when that phrase could not have caused the breach of the barricades. Moreover, there is no evidence cited showing that the phrase was communicated to anybody who thereafter committed illegal activity on January 6, 2021.
Trump’s recent Petition for Certiorari to the United States Supreme Court does not discuss the timeline issue.
Gotta say I “knew” all of this before the Colorado commies started this BS without the lawyer-neeze. This timeline had been well established some time ago.
It’s Colorado, Jim. Nuke it from space, just to be sure.
very pertinent facts ... at the time, when Trump delayed the start of his speech and then let it lag to allow for the breach to occur before letting the crowd go ... I always thought Trump surely + certainly must have known the bad actors’ plans ahead of time. that’s probably what’s in that red folder ...