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Google CEO Sundar Pichai says graduates booing AI will shape its future — and live with its consequences
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If they can't even impeach trump I'm not getting my hopes up.
They impeached him twice.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_impeachment_of_Donald_Trump#House_vote
The consequences : ....
Nothing..
He was Charged with felony first-degree falsifying business records (34 counts)
Verdict: Guilty on all counts
The consequences : ....
Nothing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosecution_of_Donald_Trump_in_New_York
This begs the questions, "why wasn't he ever sentenced?" and once he is no longer president can he be sentenced to do hard time for any of those 34 counts?
He wasn't president when he was sentenced
Well, not technically. He had his sentence "discharged" the week of Jan 6 2025, which was technically while he was not president, but well after he had stolen his second term and it was certain he would be the president in about 2 weeks. So, he can't be sentenced for those 34 felonies anymore, but I wonder if he would have been sentenced to time if he hadn't stolen a second term.
Probably not, since the judge who unconditionally discharged any sentence was at the very least a Trump apologist who bent over backwards to give Trump the white glove treatment. At the very least Judge Merchan could have assessed fines equal to the value Trump stole with his crimes, or even put Trump on probation. Nope, just let him off free and clear.
I just hope some enterprising state AGs find more things to charge him with and he spends the last couple of years of his life rotting in prison.
Thats not really the topic
Democrat politicians are not the proletariat lol (except at the local / county-level, potentially)