Donald Trump on Wednesday launched fresh vitriol against the judge and prosecuting attorney in his New York business fraud trial, carefully skirting a gag order imposed on him just a day prior.

Trump tried Tuesday to bully a court clerk, sharing false conspiracies about her as well as her personal information. Presiding Judge Arthur Engoron issued a gag order later that day prohibiting all parties involved in the case from publicly discussing court staff.

While Trump avoided mentioning court staff on Wednesday, he went all out with attacks against Engoron and New York Attorney General Letitia James.

“This is election interference. They made up a fake case, these fraudulent people,” Trump told reporters. “And the judge already knows what he’s gonna do. He’s a Democrat judge. In all fairness to him, he has no choice.… He’s run by the Democrats.”

  • Grant_M
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    1739 months ago

    Has there ever been a whiny crybaby like this guy before?

    • @zeppo@lemmy.world
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      1239 months ago

      He’s the biggest victim-player in the entire world. Sure is odd how his fans think he’s ultra-masculine just because he’s also an overconfident bully.

        • @zeppo@lemmy.world
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          49 months ago

          Yep. I've had a couple relationships with people like that. Most recently, a gf who acted exactly like that… she'd blame all of our problems on me, never take accountability, never acknowledge that her actions or behavior could influence me too, was thrilled to criticize me but if I said anything about her (even very fair things where I shared blame) she'd either change the topic to something irrelevant to criticize me, or clam up or leave and then blame me for finding the conversation frustrating. Expected me to do all the housework, then blamed me for not doing enough. Spent most of her time on social media, blamed me for her not getting work done, was obsessed with things like "221 people wished me happy birthday on facebook!". Incredibly dysfunctional and infuriating after a while. Not like I'm an expert, but after watching 50 hours of NPD videos on YouTube she ticks all the boxes.

          • @afraid_of_zombies@lemmy.world
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            29 months ago

            Nothing is ever their fault, they have never been wrong, and you are never good enough for them. Every story is either them being a badass or being a victim. Everything you do was to hurt them, you can't just be tired you are being lazy. You can't just want some alone time you are separating yourself from them.

      • b00m
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        149 months ago

        They also think his complete disregard and sexual misconduct towards women is super masculine

    • @nucleative@lemmy.world
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      409 months ago

      Usually mankind doesn't give them a platform… but yeah of course there a lot of people who's lives run on blaming others.

    • TechyDad
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      339 months ago

      He's the whiniest. People come up to him. Big, strong men with tears in their eyes. They say "Sir, you whine more than anyone else!"

      • Grant_M
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        39 months ago

        I tried to give you an extra upvote for this one 😆

        • @SkyeStarfall@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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          209 months ago

          It's wild how gentle the courts are with the rich and powerful doing absolutely abhorrent shit on massive scales

          But find a joint roach on a poor person unfortunate enough to not have light skin, and they're near instantly thrown into jail for years and years

          I don't know how anybody can not think that the justice system is broken

          • @SCB@lemmy.world
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            59 months ago

            So first off, yes rich people have HUGE advantages in court. That being said, the clear difference here is that civil trials and criminal trials function very differently and on wildly different timetables.

            It's QUITE fast, generally speaking, to start a civil processing and much slower to actually see restitution, and the exact opposite is true for criminal cases.

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        Considering he openly admitted that he was going to hide his money in offshore accounts so the victims won't get it, he's still spouting conspiracy nonsense on infowars, and has maintained exactly the same lifestyle he had before, I'd say it went pretty well for him.

        People severely overestimate the impact that these cases have had against people like Alex Jones and Steve Bannon. They may have had some bumps in the road, and a bunch of lawyers made a bunch of money. But in the end, these guys are still able to keep on keeping on.

        • @frizop@lemmy.world
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          69 months ago

          This is what I keep telling people. If you lose in court and the effective outcome is nil, nothing really happened.

        • @afraid_of_zombies@lemmy.world
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          09 months ago

          Meanwhile the rest of us aren't treated like we are drugking mafia dons for missing a hundred dollars on our tax return or bring slightly over the limit. It's fucking pathetic, they bully downwards.

      • @afraid_of_zombies@lemmy.world
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        19 months ago

        What a trainwreck of a man. He could have just let SpaceX do it's thing and pretend he was the super tech genius behind it and be loved for life. In a way I am glad, him messing around with Twatter and Tesla keeps him distracted from breaking the one smart investment he ever made.