Posted on 08/20/2020 8:30:43 AM PDT by Coronal
A federal judge on Thursday dismissed President Trump's latest bid to block a subpoena for his taxes from Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr.
U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero rejected Trump's arguments that the subpoena, from a state grand jury looking into payments made to adult actress Stormy Daniels before Trump 2016 presidential win, was issued in bad faith and is too broad.
"We will appeal," the president's personal lawyer Jay Sekulow said.
Vance is seeking eight years of Trump's personal and business tax returns as well as other financial documents as part of an investigation into the president's business practices.
The ruling comes about a month after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the president's earlier claims of absolute immunity from state criminal subpoenas. The high court did say Trump was entitled to object to the subpoena on alternative grounds.
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Re-file in 3,...2,.....
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Yeah. Hispanic. A HUD Under Secretary under Carter. Arriving right on the heels of Steve Bannon getting pinched for alleged wire fraud in NY. Things that make you go hmmmmmmm......
When President Trump wins, the rats will be impeaching him weekly. They’re out of gas. They played all their cards and have nothing left. They are so transparent. Expect four more years of this crap. We must take the house. Pelosi even said that she’ll quit when President Trump wins again.
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Yep! Roberts and a Clintooon appointee!
Born in Puerto Rico. Appointed by Clinton. Federal judge from New York. Hmmm. Somebody been shopping for judges?
U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero should go on the cover
of Field and Stream for all that he just did for fishermen.
This is the case to watch, around October...They hope to put Trump in an orange jumpsuit with this one. It could happen, and it will be too late before election to get out of this one. They may have other indictments ready to go as well just in case this one fails. SDNY is a beast....
“Born in Puerto Rico. Appointed by Clinton. Federal judge from New York. Hmmm. Somebody been shopping for judges?”
Who initiated the bid to have this case tossed?
Yeah, but these democrats lie a lot about things like that (i.e., leaving when a republican wins.) For instance, back in the day, Cher said that if Bush won, old people would be eating dog food. Well, Bush won so I bought my mother some dog food. She refused to eat it.
Hey now, he is busy putting all those coupists in jail, can't be bothered with the small stuff.
Is that on tape? All the more reason to vote for President Trump!
Your source for Pelosi’s statement?
Posting blind. So Dems can proceed with any charge or allegation but no one can accuse a Dem?
No source. I read it via a link on FR perhaps eight weeks ago.
U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero was another democratically appointed judge. He was appointed by Bill Clinton. The judges who always decide against Trump all seem to be democratically nominated. Any surprise?
thanks for that info
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