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Who says it’s ancient history?
Not Tump!

… Trump said he is willing to settle his lawsuit against DOJ for $230 million claiming malicious prosecution. The DOJ supervisors who have to decide whether to approve the settlement offer from Trump’s current lawyers also happen to be Trump’s former lawyers: “I don’t know the numbers, I don’t talk to them about it. I know they owe me a lot of money.”
… “They rigged the election. That decision would have to go across my desk. It’s strange to make a decision where I am paying myself. One of those cases where you have to decide how much you are paying yourself in damages. I was damaged greatly.”
… I wonder how that negotiation will turn out
Ron Filipowski

Gee, Ron! Whatdya think? Is Trump going to take the high road? Or is he going to continue being the lying, grifting sack of horseshit that he’s always been?

I’ll take Door #2 for 230 million dollars for the win, Alex.

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The Felon controls the DOJ. Of course the rulings/negotiations aren't going to go against him. He already fired everyone who might oppose him, and put in sycophants.

There should probably be a conflict of interest law about this, but there probably isn't (or the POTUS is immune to it).

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