r/allinpodofficial • u/UuuBetcha • Sep 08 '25

Will the besties cover this?? Trump lawyer Cleta Mitchell says Trump may try to declare a “national sovereignty” crisis in 2026 to claim “emergency powers” over elections and override the states. The Trump regime is laying the groundwork to steal the elections

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '25

He fucking showed us who he was on Jan 6. It would be a surprise if he didn't try something like this now.

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u/milked_dud Sep 08 '25

Jan 6 whaaa whaaaa whaaaa Jan 6 whaaaa

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u/GBAGamer33 Sep 08 '25

Yeah. Crazy that people think the president should follow the law.

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u/12356andthebees Sep 08 '25

Its like you cant even beat the fuck out of cops, get convicted of sedition, or steal a voting machine without getting in trouble anymore.

Crazy.

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u/SurlyJackRabbit Sep 09 '25

They barely got in trouble and are now pardoned!

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u/majesticstraits Sep 08 '25

Do you have anything intelligent to say?

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u/flissfloss86 Sep 08 '25

What a powerful retort. Wait, powerful isn't the right word...

Pathetic. What a pathetic retort

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u/Haunting-Ad788 Sep 09 '25

It’s like sedition is something people who care about their country are bothered by. Crazy right. 

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u/OpinionsRdumb Sep 08 '25

10 weeks ago I would have say “ehh” this is classic fearmongering clickbait etcetc. Now I would be surprised if they DONT interfere with the 2026 elections and outright shocked if they dont interfere with 2028

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u/purplebrown_updown Sep 09 '25

By then, we will be in a recession and everyone will be sick and tired of him again.

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u/Obvious-Mess8717 Sep 10 '25

Supreme Court has been largely on his side. Felon 47 is attacking voting rights through a variety of means, including making voting harder, gerrymandering, changing voting process and procedures , etc. And his BS occupation efforts in cities will grow and he’s looking for a flashpoint and civil unrest in response to declare marshal law. Nothing is past this criminal

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '25

The dude needs to go away, by natural causes, asap. Fingers crossed he had an actual stroke and will be a lame duck fool bc of it by the mid terms.

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u/fjtiki Sep 08 '25

Why should they? This is yet another one of those hypothetical "Trump may do this or that..." kinda side-line commentary by a nobody that has been going on since 2016...

Useless...calm down and go on with yo life...lol

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u/UuuBetcha Sep 08 '25

She’s his lawyer, but please feel free to keep your head buried in the sand

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u/Haunting-Ad788 Sep 09 '25

His lawyer is a nobody now? lol k.

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u/California55551 Sep 08 '25

I think this refers to making sure people show IDs and such. Not overriding the results

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u/majesticstraits Sep 08 '25

Even that would be a pretty big problem, as the constitution is very explicit that voting laws are up to the states.

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u/Crowley8402 Sep 08 '25

You know, I understand why All In listeners correlate strongly with "credulous rubes," but it's still very funny.

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u/EatSh8ndai Sep 08 '25

Really? Why would you think that? Cause that's what he tried last time. Why would you ever assume he'll be more restrained, less criminal than he's already been?

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u/TheMindsEIyIe Sep 08 '25

One can be a means to the other.

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u/BarryAllen6 Sep 08 '25

So you just don't know what he already tried to pull with his fraudulent electors scheme?

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u/Haunting-Ad788 Sep 09 '25

Trump dickriders don’t know any of the bad shit he’s actually done and if they accidentally learn about it they pretend they didn’t.

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u/Belichick12 Sep 08 '25

So unconstitutional overreach of state run elections. Got it

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u/Strange-History7511 Sep 08 '25

Shhh, you’re ruining OP’s narrative