June 13, 20224 yr They would need 34 votes in the Senate to impeach. I don't see 5 Dems crossing the aisle.
June 14, 20224 yr About damn time. If they can do it in San Francisco, they can do it here. Krasner’s quote below fully validates the impeachment efforts:
June 14, 20224 yr 13 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said: he needs to visit a wood chipper. Where is pancakes house?
June 14, 20224 yr 1 hour ago, Blazehound said: About damn time. If they can do it in San Francisco, they can do it here. Krasner’s quote below fully validates the impeachment efforts: Eh there's a big difference there. The voters in San Fran actually voted to recall Boudin. Krasner won re-election last year winning nearly 70% of the vote. It's a sad day when San Fran liberals are somehow acting more mature and intelligent than Philly.
June 14, 20224 yr 10 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said: Eh there's a big difference there. The voters in San Fran actually voted to recall Boudin. Krasner won re-election last year winning nearly 70% of the vote. It's a sad day when San Fran liberals are somehow acting more mature and intelligent than Philly. as sad as it is, krasner is a prime example of voter stupidity.
June 14, 20224 yr 42 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said: Eh there's a big difference there. The voters in San Fran actually voted to recall Boudin. Krasner won re-election last year winning nearly 70% of the vote. It's a sad day when San Fran liberals are somehow acting more mature and intelligent than Philly. A Philadelphian can dream. While I agree it seems unlikely, we’ll see. No democratic state senator, especially from Philadelphia, can refute the claims that are being made against Krasner and his inability to hold the job.
June 14, 20224 yr 6 minutes ago, Blazehound said: A Philadelphian can dream. While I agree it seems unlikely, we’ll see. No democratic state senator, especially from Philadelphia, can refute the claims that are being made against Krasner and his inability to hold the job. Yes, we can certainly dream.
June 14, 20224 yr Is he Soros-based? If PA doesn't fix its own house and election process, it deserves what it gets.
June 15, 20224 yr 4 hours ago, matchew88 said: Is he Soros-based? If PA doesn't fix its own house and election process, it deserves what it gets. Yes. Soros funded DA.
June 15, 20224 yr 7 hours ago, Blazehound said: Yes. Soros funded DA. It's a good strategy. High crime means lower real estate values in the cities, which means depreciated asset value of the US economy balance sheet vs. its debt and inflation. No surprise the people behind the managed decline of the country are on the Democrats side. Another grotesque irony: Soros was an actual Notsee. With half the Jewish population being Democrats, and Democrats both get their emotional manipulation/direction from Soros organizations and call everyone on the other side Notsees, you have- people who were the main victims of the Notsees, calling everyone they don't like Notsees and Fascists, at the direction of an actual Notsee.
June 15, 20224 yr 13 minutes ago, matchew88 said: Soros was an actual Notsee https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/five-myths/five-myths-about-george-soros/2020/08/06/ad195582-d1e9-11ea-8d32-1ebf4e9d8e0d_story.html
June 15, 20224 yr 32 minutes ago, matchew88 said: It's a good strategy. High crime means lower real estate values in the cities, which means depreciated asset value of the US economy balance sheet vs. its debt and inflation. No surprise the people behind the managed decline of the country are on the Democrats side. Another grotesque irony: Soros was an actual Notsee. With half the Jewish population being Democrats, and Democrats both get their emotional manipulation/direction from Soros organizations and call everyone on the other side Notsees, you have- people who were the main victims of the Notsees, calling everyone they don't like Notsees and Fascists, at the direction of an actual Notsee. Is this the kind if thing thats in the special newsletter you get emailed to you for being a top donor to "Stop the Steal.com"?
June 15, 20224 yr 3 hours ago, Talkingbirds said: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/five-myths/five-myths-about-george-soros/2020/08/06/ad195582-d1e9-11ea-8d32-1ebf4e9d8e0d_story.html Wow, the Washington Compost. Take it from his own words (ok a collaborator):
June 15, 20224 yr 3 hours ago, Boogyman said: Is this the kind if thing thats in the special newsletter you get emailed to you for being a top donor to "Stop the Steal.com"? I wouldn't know. Your suppositions about me have been false. But I also haven't cared what you post. The time you continue to do this mainly a loss for you.
June 15, 20224 yr Just now, matchew88 said: I wouldn't know. Your suppositions about me have been false. But I also haven't cared what you post. The time you continue to do this mainly a loss for you. Yeah, nobody believes that.
June 15, 20224 yr 4 hours ago, matchew88 said: It's a good strategy. High crime means lower real estate values in the cities, which means depreciated asset value of the US economy balance sheet vs. its debt and inflation. No surprise the people behind the managed decline of the country are on the Democrats side. Another grotesque irony: Soros was an actual Notsee. With half the Jewish population being Democrats, and Democrats both get their emotional manipulation/direction from Soros organizations and call everyone on the other side Notsees, you have- people who were the main victims of the Notsees, calling everyone they don't like Notsees and Fascists, at the direction of an actual Notsee. dude, that was very interesting. could i hear some more ?
October 12, 20223 yr In another blow to Krasner's credibility, judge McDermott throws out case against officer Pownall. https://www.inquirer.com/news/ryan-pownall-philadelphia-police-murder-case-dismissed-20221011.html A Philadelphia judge dismissed all charges Tuesday against former city police officer Ryan Pownall, ruling that prosecutors had failed years ago to provide proper legal instructions to a grand jury as it weighed whether to charge him with murder in a 2017 on-duty shooting. Common Pleas Court Judge Barbara A. McDermott said there were "so many things wrong” with how the District Attorney’s Office instructed grand jurors before they approved a presentment recommending murder charges in the landmark case. In particular, McDermott said during a pre-trial hearing, prosecutors had failed to provide the panel with information on how and when officers are legally justified in firing their weapons. "How could the grand jury do [its] job without knowing that?” she asked. She chastised prosecutors for what she viewed as a series of other errors, saying if a defense attorney had behaved in a similar fashion before her, "I would declare them incompetent.” The use-of-force law had already been a significant issue in Pownall’s case. In 2019, as the case awaited trial, prosecutors asked McDermott to give jurors instructions about the statute that differed from the state’s criminal code. McDermott declined to do so, and prosecutors appealed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The high court this year affirmed McDermott’s decision, saying prosecutors had chosen the wrong venue — Pownall’s trial — to try to upend the use-of-force law, which they viewed as unconstitutional. McDermott on Tuesday referenced that protracted back-and-forth, asking prosecutors: If the law was so significant that they wanted her and the state Supreme Court to overturn it, how could they have failed to mention it to grand jurors who were weighing whether to charge Pownall?
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