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To: Real Man who wrote (112792)	11/6/2020 6:38:59 AM
From: Rarebird	3 Recommendations Recommended By Gib Bogle onepath rdkflorida2 Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116764

I am quite concerned. I mentioned on the AMD political thread a few days ago that Trump would refuse to concede and that he would look to remain in power. I was called a madman. I have been saying for a while USA and in particular, Trump, are Fascist.This is a coup with Supreme Court backing Trump. I have been saying for the past 20 years that Supreme Court here is a farce and not an independent body. Welcome to the Fascist State.

To: Real Man who wrote (112792)	11/6/2020 7:14:05 AM
From: Sun Tzu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116764

FYI, from this morning: Trump is a magnet for litigation, and he already faces two separate inquiries into his business dealings by the New York state attorney general and the New York City district attorney. There are civil suits against Trump by two women claiming he defamed them by calling them liars when they accused him of sexual crimes. There’s also the further possibility that federal prosecutors could charge Trump with obstruction of justice or other crimes relating to the Robert Mueller investigation, Trump’s failed attempt to link Joe Biden with Ukrainian corruption and the same campaign-finance violations his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, went to prison for. Many Trump critics—including the possible vice president-elect, Kamala Harris—have called for aggressive federal prosecution of Trump once he leaves the White House. In his probe of possible Trump campaign ties to Russia, special prosecutor Robert Mueller highlighted several instances of Trump behavior that may have been obstruction of justice. Mueller could have charged Trump, but he didn’t, most likely because of Justice Department policy opposing any federal prosecution of a sitting president. Many legal experts think Mueller was building a case against Trump for prosecutors to use once Trump was out of office. More at finance.yahoo.com