Conquer Club

When I read the headline above, I thought, "is it too late to switch careers and become a bus driver?"

They’ll settle out of court and will get by with admitting little-to-no fault.

Yeah, just say you thought he was a carjacker and they can't prosecute you.

jimboston wrote:They’ll settle out of court and will get by with admitting little-to-no fault.

Expert that I heard interviewed today thought that the costs will be inversely proportional to the volume of the apology.

If they go full-bore with a very loud apology, they may get away with a small settlement. If they insist on not admitting fault, the monetary amount will have to be very, very large.

Not sure which they'll choose, but I know what I would do.

jonesthecurl wrote:When I read the headline above, I thought, "is it too late to switch careers and become a bus driver?"

And I thought "When will Jonezy go TF back home since he hates America so damn badly?".

SMH

Dukasaur wrote:

jimboston wrote:They’ll settle out of court and will get by with admitting little-to-no fault.

Expert that I heard interviewed today thought that the costs will be inversely proportional to the volume of the apology.

If they go full-bore with a very loud apology, they may get away with a small settlement. If they insist on not admitting fault, the monetary amount will have to be very, very large.

Not sure which they'll choose, but I know what I would do.

I heard similar Podcast / NPR?

Murdock doesn’t like to apologize. There will be some big money… but not $1.6billion.

I suspect their apology will involve admitting they were wrong… but claiming they were “just reporting what Trump was saying.”

KoolBak wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:When I read the headline above, I thought, "is it too late to switch careers and become a bus driver?"

And I thought "When will Jonezy go TF back home since he hates America so damn badly?".

SMH

Plenty of Americans are not fond of Trump. I'm American too now.
What does the Sydney Morning herald have to do with it?
https://www.smh.com.au/

jimboston wrote:

Dukasaur wrote:

jimboston wrote:They’ll settle out of court and will get by with admitting little-to-no fault.

Expert that I heard interviewed today thought that the costs will be inversely proportional to the volume of the apology.

If they go full-bore with a very loud apology, they may get away with a small settlement. If they insist on not admitting fault, the monetary amount will have to be very, very large.

Not sure which they'll choose, but I know what I would do.

I heard similar Podcast / NPR?

Murdock doesn’t like to apologize. There will be some big money… but not $1.6billion.

I suspect their apology will involve admitting they were wrong… but claiming they were “just reporting what Trump was saying.”

$787.5 million

KoolBak wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:When I read the headline above, I thought, "is it too late to switch careers and become a bus driver?"

And I thought "When will Jonezy go TF back home since he hates America so damn badly?".

SMH

How does hating Trump equate with hating America?

I like America. I was horrified when it fell under the spell of that con artist, but I haven't lost faith in it.

mookiemcgee wrote:

jimboston wrote:

Dukasaur wrote:

jimboston wrote:They’ll settle out of court and will get by with admitting little-to-no fault.

Expert that I heard interviewed today thought that the costs will be inversely proportional to the volume of the apology.

If they go full-bore with a very loud apology, they may get away with a small settlement. If they insist on not admitting fault, the monetary amount will have to be very, very large.

Not sure which they'll choose, but I know what I would do.

I heard similar Podcast / NPR?

Murdock doesn’t like to apologize. There will be some big money… but not $1.6billion.

I suspect their apology will involve admitting they were wrong… but claiming they were “just reporting what Trump was saying.”

$787.5 million

Most pundits said that Fox did not want Murdoch and the "stars" of Fox giving testimony in Court.

DoD....I voted for trump (not saying I would again...) and I hate Biden but I still love my country...your point is solid.

However, historically, he's constantly making direct and indirect negative comments about the USA. Smugly, IMHO.

He's here, dragged along like a pathetic pet, solely due to his wife's job (that we've heard about ad nauseam). Obviously the USA has benefitted him.

Irritates me.

KB keeping it real as always. Only woke BLM cucks thing there's anything wrong with aggressively telling an immigrant to 'go home'.

KoolBak wrote:DoD....I voted for trump (not saying I would again...) and I hate Biden but I still love my country...your point is solid.

However, historically, he's constantly making direct and indirect negative comments about the USA. Smugly, IMHO.

He's here, dragged along like a pathetic pet, solely due to his wife's job (that we've heard about ad nauseam). Obviously the USA has benefitted him.

Irritates me.

I would not say that the ONLY reason Biden is President (POTUS) is due to his wife and her job. Totally superficial. Ask Jim Clyburn.

If being smug and complaining were a reason to deport someone, Trump woulda been outta here long ago.

Dukasaur wrote:

KoolBak wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:When I read the headline above, I thought, "is it too late to switch careers and become a bus driver?"

And I thought "When will Jonezy go TF back home since he hates America so damn badly?".

SMH

How does hating Trump equate with hating America?

I like America. I was horrified when it fell under the spell of that con artist, but I haven't lost faith in it.

Trump is a true blue Democrat, card-carrying member, best friends with the Clintons and the big tech democrats (except Bezos for some reason). His entire playbook was right out of Ol' Hickory's run for president.
Yet he won as a Republican, thereby unifying the entire country. To hate Trump is to hate America.