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The New York case against Trump was one of those all too frequent examples of prosecutorial overreach. It was a bullshit charge based on a highly creative definition of election law. If I had been a juror, Trump would have gotten off due to a hung jury. Having said that, Trump is a criminal many times over, and deserves long prison sentences for what he did in Georgia and elsewhere. So I won’t shed any tears. But this particular case was ridiculous. One more example of a legal system that is out of control. I expect the Supreme Court to protect him from the more serious charges, until he’s safely in office. His campaign is nothing more than an attempt to avoid prison. If he loses, he goes to jail. Tags: This entry was posted on May 30th, 2024 and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response or Trackback from your own site. 9 Responses to “Not guilty” Scott, I wish you were wrong, but I think you’re right. I

TheMoneyIllusion >> Not guilty Home About this blog Bio FAQs Privacy Policy TheMoneyIllusion A slightly off-center perspective on monetary problems. Not guilty Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Print 🖨 PDF 📄 eBook 📱 The New York case against Trump was one of those all too frequent examples of prosecutorial overreach. It was a bullshit charge based on a highly creative definition of election law. If I had been a juror, Trump would have gotten off due to a hung jury. Having said that, Trump is a criminal many times over, and deserves long prison sentences for what he did in Georgia and elsewhere. So

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