How does Google have any control whatsoever over election outcomes?
I don't get it?
What part of the Constitution?
Colorado allows ballot collection up to 10 ballots
A voter may B) Deliver the ballot to any person of the elector's own choice or to any duly authorized agent of the county clerk and recorder or designated election official for mailing or personal delivery; except that no person other than a duly authorized agent of the county clerk and recorder or designated election official may receive more than ten mail ballots in any election for mailing or delivery; or
Back in January they said while the Supreme Court considers the case, he will be on.
https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/newsRoom/pressReleases/2024/PR20240105BallotCert.html
They can do what they do in any other case.
If I smashed my car into your house and you sued me and won $100,000 judgment And I refused to pay you, you can garnish my wages or my bank accounts, you could put a lien on my property. You can get the Sheriff to execute the judgement on your behalf.
You can inform the enforcement officer that you wish to request an execution from the court. An execution order allows them to seize money or property from the defendant to ensure the judgment is paid.
I'm sure Trump will put up the money and appeal.
This happened in 2018 by the way.
Here here. Nice post.
Adrenaline becomes adrenochrome when exposed to the air. It turns pink when it oxidized.
It then further oxidized and becomes melanin and turns brown.
It's very unstable. It degrades when exposed to heat or light or moisture. It metabolizes quickly in our bodies. Good luck extracting it. Especially has we have nanograms worth in our systems
Nanograms? That's tiny. Take 2.2 pounds of flour divide it a thousand piles. Now each pile is a gram.
Now take one small piles and divide into 1000 piles. Now you have milligrams.
Now get out your microscope. Divide that teeny eeny pile into 1000 piles. MICROGRAMS
NOW get a better microscope now divide that teeny eensey pile into a thousand.
Now you have nanograms. The amount of adrenochrome in a human body is measured in nanograms per liter. It's freaking tiny.
It's easy to make in a lab.
Pharmaceutical quality pure adrenocrome is $10 -15 bucks per milligram at a medical research supply shop. This is like 50,000 to 100,000 times more than you can get from a person.
There's medical research being done with it. There's a way to stabilize it by making it into a "monosemicarbazone"......nope I don't know what that is, but it's a new substance called carbazochrome dihydrate which is sold as Adrenoxyl.
This a drug used to stop hemorrhages.
There's another version called Carbazochrome sodium sulfonate they use for hemorrhoids.
I think they are research drugs, not over the counter. But they are cheap.
Yeah, loved, did it strike you as a documentary?
Or a wild fantasy.
So not adrenochrome.
They don't if they are sued privately for crimes (acting out of scope).
OK. What exactly would be the basis for such a lawsuit?
Like realistically? Trump's already spent a chunk of change on lawsuits that got tossed out of court.
Age of consent is 16 years old.
Where do you get this from?
In that case, the judge has to pay for his own defense, and New York is forbidden to immunize him or pay for defense.
???
Do you mean the judges?
They are not.
The square footage was inflated. Search this document for
Unit No. 66/67/68N.
That's Trump's triplex apartment. The square footage is listed at 10,996.39.
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/24025056-1994_document?responsive=1&title=1
Trump said so in his testimony. https://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2023/11/06/trump-testifies-new-york-civil-fraud-trial/4541699268464/
During the testimony, Trump said that he did believe that values of his statement of financial condition were off, "both high and low" in response to a question from state attorney Kevin Wallace.
He specifically said his triplex apartment in Trump Tower was overvalued with a correction of about $200 million applied to his financial statement.
"I thought the apartment was overvalued when I looked at it," he said.
I don't put much stock in lawyers on TV. I usually assume it's PR.
OK I watched it she does say any specifics. She say he will put up the money and he will appeal. She says he has cash. OK. We'll see. My guess is they will use the full time and file on like day 29.
And frankly Trump can use better lawyers. Alina is good on TV, but is not trial lawyer. Chrise Kise has plenty of experience but was not a New York lawyer. Also he was a Jeb Bush guy.
Trump offered to settle this case September 2022.
The offer was not accepted
Got a pic of the red folder?
I think this was a very, very big binder
I think you might be referring to the old DC Office that he turned into a hotel. He sold it in 2022.
That was part of this case. Part of this giant penalty included $127 million on net profits from that sale.
We'll find out within a month, but what are you basing this on?
Yes, but he has to get enough cash together to cover this within 30 days.
It depends how liquid his assets are.
A lot of his wealth is buildings/properties, so if he doesn't have $500 million in cash on hand, he will have to figure something else out.
Last year Forbes said he had 600 million liquid with 400 million of that in cash or cash equivalent.
What did he Sell? The DC Hotel?
There's a waiting period right?
6 months I think?
If you win your appeal, you don't have a judgement against you and you get your Money back.
It seems it metabolizes quickly among two or three different pathways.
And the metabolites are excreted in urine.
It also seems to be an intermediate step to producing something called neuromelanin.