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13. Even if he wins, he'd have to file by Nov 7 (legally, anyway)

Thu Oct 3, 2024, 10:29 PM

Oct 3

He'd have no power until January 20, 2025. Until then, he's still just a private citizen, with no influence on the justice department, etc..

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Trump won't have to respond to bombshell Smith filing until after election [View all] BumRushDaShow Oct 3 OP

FUUUUUUUUCCCCCCKKKKKK!!!!! Enter stage left Oct 3 #1

Blessing in disguise? Wednesdays Oct 3 #2

But we don't get to see the addendum's/evidence! Enter stage left Oct 3 #3

I don't think that is true at all. onenote Oct 3 #16

This is a good thing! Ocelot II Oct 3 #10

Whatever. Any response will be bullshit anyway. bullimiami Oct 3 #4

Good. Jack Smith's brief therefore goes unchallenged Ocelot II Oct 3 #7

I agree. JohnSJ Oct 3 #9

And if Trump wins? Polybius Oct 3 #11

He won't be president on Nov 7th! LeftInTX Oct 3 #14

True Polybius Oct 4 #17

They are assuming Trump will win and they won't need to file it JohnSJ Oct 3 #8

Even if he wins, he'd have to file by Nov 7 (legally, anyway) thesquanderer Oct 3 #13