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8. Same thing I brought up.

Fri Jan 10, 2025, 04:07 PM

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Does he say that to every felon he sentences? Or is trump just so damn special that he wishes him success in destroying our democracy?

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"godspeed" WTF is this bullshit? [View all] Klarkashton Friday OP

? H2O Man Friday #1

Thats what judge Merchan said to Trump drray23 Friday #2

Thanks! H2O Man Friday #7

Maybe it was meant as hurry up and meet your maker... surfered Friday #3

best answer IA8IT Friday #6

The only two times I remember hearing that phrase Glorfindel Friday #4

Yes today at trumps sentencing farce. Klarkashton Friday #5

Same thing I brought up. StarryNite Friday #8

I have the feeling it was meant to be sarcastic choie Friday #10

Yes. Sorta like southernors saying "bless his heart." brush Friday #16

I would have been happier had he said, "Well bless your heart." StarryNite Friday #12

I would have been happier if he said,"FIFTEEN YEARS!" Conjuay Friday #13

I agree! StarryNite Friday #19

I'm surprised that judge didn't follow it up with a chorus Klarkashton Friday #15

Or Hail to the Chief StarryNite Friday #20

Yes, it can be meant sincerely as well. StarryNite Friday #21

I think it means "No harm, no foul." dchill Friday #14