Trump found Guilty on all charges!

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The FL stolen documents trial will take place after the election. Trump will lose and Judge Cannon will have nothing to gain by yielding to MAGA. A Navy Commander received ten years for ONE document last week in a federal FL court. Trump and his lawyers didn't think this through very well when they were rallying for delay.

When he loses in November, the cheeto will flame out, consumed by his hatred and the fast approaching accountability for his mountain of crimes.

I'm starting to get worried Trump will win despite the convictions.

Biden's electoral victory was only 44,000 votes in 2020 across a few states.

Joe's approval rate is down 10pts despite all he has accomplished.

Support from people of color and younger votes has declined. WHAT'S WRONG WITH THEM? DO THEY WANT 4 YEARS OF TRUMP?!

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The FL stolen documents trial will take place after the election. Trump will lose and Judge Cannon will have nothing to gain by yielding to MAGA. A Navy Commander received ten years for ONE document last week in a federal FL court. Trump and his lawyers didn't think this through very well when they were rallying for delay. :D

When he loses in November, the cheeto will flame out, consumed by his hatred and the fast approaching accountability for his mountain of crimes.

I'm starting to get worried Trump will win despite the convictions.

Biden's electoral victory was only 44,000 votes in 2020 across a few states.

Joe's approval rate is down 10pts despite all he has accomplished.

Support from people of color and younger votes has declined. WHAT'S WRONG WITH THEM? DO THEY WANT 4 YEARS OF TRUMP?!

The people you’re screaming about are just tuned out. They don’t want to rematch they’re upset about inflation and rent. They will come home to Biden because when they accept Trump is the nominee I’ll be back crawling over broken glass to vote him out. Noticed I say vote him out not vote for Biden? Yes, it’s possible to just vote against Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:34 down, 57 more to go.

The FL stolen documents trial will take place after the election. Trump will lose and Judge Cannon will have nothing to gain by yielding to MAGA. A Navy Commander received ten years for ONE document last week in a federal FL court. Trump and his lawyers didn't think this through very well when they were rallying for delay.

When he loses in November, the cheeto will flame out, consumed by his hatred and the fast approaching accountability for his mountain of crimes.

I'm starting to get worried Trump will win despite the convictions.

Biden's electoral victory was only 44,000 votes in 2020 across a few states.

Joe's approval rate is down 10pts despite all he has accomplished.

Support from people of color and younger votes has declined. WHAT'S WRONG WITH THEM? DO THEY WANT 4 YEARS OF TRUMP?!

I have no idea how November will go. I do find it curious that since Dobbs, every single election (but one), the R candidate has lost. Why would this election be different?

A convicted felon, a Dobbs supporter, etc. But he's polling very close?

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Anonymous wrote:Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon.

It took a while for a critical mass of voters to figure out who he is before the 2020 election. Republicans will likely delude themselves again into thinking that they can win with this candidate.

Uh huh. Trump got 18% more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. And yet…hmm…

He was so bad that more dems and huge numbers of independents flocked to the basement guy.

Nothing will change this election cycle.

Hard disagree. Trump is going to start getting a lot more airtime and people will be reminded how crazy and what a psychopath he is and why the didn’t vote for him in 2020. He’s a loser who just lost in court big-time.

I like my criminals who aren’t convicted on 34 indictments.

At this point, no one is surprised by anything Trump says or does. America's basic standards for what they expect of candidates and presidents collapsed back in 2016. All those 34 indictments stemmed from the "Grab them by the p#ssy" comments. And still he became president. No outrage is going to change votes when it comes to Trump.

This is a grim election cycle. Most people aren't voting for Trump or for Biden. They are voting against the other guy. And that's a bigger problem for Biden. Every second term election is ultimately a referendum on the sitting president, and Biden's numbers are firmly in loser territory. That Trump is now a felon will not matter in November. If anything it probably helps him. Trump has always been a means for folks to give a middle finger to the system. That's his appeal. Questionable felonies only enhance Trump's appeal.

Hard disagree. Women really turned off by Trump, more now. Young people, disillusioned that “the system is broken” s the it worked. Trump was found guilty by 12 ordinary people. His conviction shows what is possible when people of all backgrounds come together. We can hold the most powerful (and corrupt) person to account.

It just looks like he was snagged on a technicality. People love the outlaw image. No one thinks a bookkeeping error is a big deal.

Suburban women find him gross. Young people have had trumps number for years. It doesn’t matter the crime, it matters that he broke the law and was held to account.

Are you saying that he DIDNT break the law? Or are you saying he DID break the law but it’s OK because it was a just a “technicality”?

I’m saying that not everyone cares about it as much as you do. It’s true. I couldn’t care less about Stormy Daniels. I knew what he was. There’s no surprise there. I would care more if he had listed the expense as a election expense rather than a legal expense.

Well, however, he expensed it. He broke the law and now he’s a convicted felon. Ain’t no getting around that.

There is a way of getting around that. It’s called the appeals process.

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Anonymous wrote:34 down, 57 more to go.

The FL stolen documents trial will take place after the election. Trump will lose and Judge Cannon will have nothing to gain by yielding to MAGA. A Navy Commander received ten years for ONE document last week in a federal FL court. Trump and his lawyers didn't think this through very well when they were rallying for delay.

When he loses in November, the cheeto will flame out, consumed by his hatred and the fast approaching accountability for his mountain of crimes.

I'm starting to get worried Trump will win despite the convictions.

Biden's electoral victory was only 44,000 votes in 2020 across a few states.

Joe's approval rate is down 10pts despite all he has accomplished.

Support from people of color and younger votes has declined. WHAT'S WRONG WITH THEM? DO THEY WANT 4 YEARS OF TRUMP?!

But 2 of the 3 polls taken since the conviction have shown that Biden went from a dead even to +2%. Slightly more people changed from undecided or Trump to Biden than went from undecided or Biden to Trump. There are more people who care about the conviction than don't. And this is likely to be a slow erosion of Trump support. Until the next election oriented news, it is likely to slide a percent or two more in the next few weeks. Right now nearly 60% of the population felt that the conviction was right and that Trump is a felon and that it is a bad thing. There are still the rabid base who don't care or those who decided that the way the trial was run was a bad thing and will go toward Trump, but it is a smaller group than those that swing away from Trump.

I expect that when November rolls around, the proportion of people voting for Biden and Trump will be about the same as 2020, but in smaller numbers. There was unprecedented voter turnout for 2020. I don't think we'll have that again, but I expect that the numbers will stay about the same. That's for the popular vote. The real question is where are those votes and how will the electoral college shake out.

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Anonymous wrote:Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon.

It took a while for a critical mass of voters to figure out who he is before the 2020 election. Republicans will likely delude themselves again into thinking that they can win with this candidate.

Uh huh. Trump got 18% more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. And yet…hmm…

He was so bad that more dems and huge numbers of independents flocked to the basement guy.

Nothing will change this election cycle.

Hard disagree. Trump is going to start getting a lot more airtime and people will be reminded how crazy and what a psychopath he is and why the didn’t vote for him in 2020. He’s a loser who just lost in court big-time.

I like my criminals who aren’t convicted on 34 indictments.

At this point, no one is surprised by anything Trump says or does. America's basic standards for what they expect of candidates and presidents collapsed back in 2016. All those 34 indictments stemmed from the "Grab them by the p#ssy" comments. And still he became president. No outrage is going to change votes when it comes to Trump.

This is a grim election cycle. Most people aren't voting for Trump or for Biden. They are voting against the other guy. And that's a bigger problem for Biden. Every second term election is ultimately a referendum on the sitting president, and Biden's numbers are firmly in loser territory. That Trump is now a felon will not matter in November. If anything it probably helps him. Trump has always been a means for folks to give a middle finger to the system. That's his appeal. Questionable felonies only enhance Trump's appeal.

Hard disagree. Women really turned off by Trump, more now. Young people, disillusioned that “the system is broken” s the it worked. Trump was found guilty by 12 ordinary people. His conviction shows what is possible when people of all backgrounds come together. We can hold the most powerful (and corrupt) person to account.

It just looks like he was snagged on a technicality. People love the outlaw image. No one thinks a bookkeeping error is a big deal.

Suburban women find him gross. Young people have had trumps number for years. It doesn’t matter the crime, it matters that he broke the law and was held to account.

Are you saying that he DIDNT break the law? Or are you saying he DID break the law but it’s OK because it was a just a “technicality”?

I’m saying that not everyone cares about it as much as you do. It’s true. I couldn’t care less about Stormy Daniels. I knew what he was. There’s no surprise there. I would care more if he had listed the expense as a election expense rather than a legal expense.

Well, however, he expensed it. He broke the law and now he’s a convicted felon. Ain’t no getting around that.

There is a way of getting around that. It’s called the appeals process.

The partisan Trump crowd who believe that there was something wrong believe that the appeals process will exonerate Trump. But the reality is that there are very few legally legitimate reasons for granting an appeal and the New York appellate system will be hard pressed to overturn the ruling. It is unlikely to be overturned in the state of New York, but the question is that are there truly grounds to appeal to SCOTUS and if so, will the partisan SCOTUS rule in favor of Trump or will they decide on the actual legality of the case.

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Anonymous wrote:Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon.

It took a while for a critical mass of voters to figure out who he is before the 2020 election. Republicans will likely delude themselves again into thinking that they can win with this candidate.

Uh huh. Trump got 18% more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. And yet…hmm…

He was so bad that more dems and huge numbers of independents flocked to the basement guy.

Nothing will change this election cycle.

Hard disagree. Trump is going to start getting a lot more airtime and people will be reminded how crazy and what a psychopath he is and why the didn’t vote for him in 2020. He’s a loser who just lost in court big-time.

I like my criminals who aren’t convicted on 34 indictments.

At this point, no one is surprised by anything Trump says or does. America's basic standards for what they expect of candidates and presidents collapsed back in 2016. All those 34 indictments stemmed from the "Grab them by the p#ssy" comments. And still he became president. No outrage is going to change votes when it comes to Trump.

This is a grim election cycle. Most people aren't voting for Trump or for Biden. They are voting against the other guy. And that's a bigger problem for Biden. Every second term election is ultimately a referendum on the sitting president, and Biden's numbers are firmly in loser territory. That Trump is now a felon will not matter in November. If anything it probably helps him. Trump has always been a means for folks to give a middle finger to the system. That's his appeal. Questionable felonies only enhance Trump's appeal.

Hard disagree. Women really turned off by Trump, more now. Young people, disillusioned that “the system is broken” s the it worked. Trump was found guilty by 12 ordinary people. His conviction shows what is possible when people of all backgrounds come together. We can hold the most powerful (and corrupt) person to account.

It just looks like he was snagged on a technicality. People love the outlaw image. No one thinks a bookkeeping error is a big deal.

Suburban women find him gross. Young people have had trumps number for years. It doesn’t matter the crime, it matters that he broke the law and was held to account.

Are you saying that he DIDNT break the law? Or are you saying he DID break the law but it’s OK because it was a just a “technicality”?

I’m saying that not everyone cares about it as much as you do. It’s true. I couldn’t care less about Stormy Daniels. I knew what he was. There’s no surprise there. I would care more if he had listed the expense as a election expense rather than a legal expense.

Well, however, he expensed it. He broke the law and now he’s a convicted felon. Ain’t no getting around that.

There is a way of getting around that. It’s called the appeals process.

PP. you’re correct, trump is eligible to appeals, because that is how our system works. I will accept the outcome if it gets overturned. Will you accept the outcome if it doesn’t?

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Disapproval does not mean voting for the worse guy.

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Anonymous wrote:Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon.

It took a while for a critical mass of voters to figure out who he is before the 2020 election. Republicans will likely delude themselves again into thinking that they can win with this candidate.

Uh huh. Trump got 18% more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. And yet…hmm…

He was so bad that more dems and huge numbers of independents flocked to the basement guy.

Nothing will change this election cycle.

Hard disagree. Trump is going to start getting a lot more airtime and people will be reminded how crazy and what a psychopath he is and why the didn’t vote for him in 2020. He’s a loser who just lost in court big-time.

I like my criminals who aren’t convicted on 34 indictments.

At this point, no one is surprised by anything Trump says or does. America's basic standards for what they expect of candidates and presidents collapsed back in 2016. All those 34 indictments stemmed from the "Grab them by the p#ssy" comments. And still he became president. No outrage is going to change votes when it comes to Trump.

This is a grim election cycle. Most people aren't voting for Trump or for Biden. They are voting against the other guy. And that's a bigger problem for Biden. Every second term election is ultimately a referendum on the sitting president, and Biden's numbers are firmly in loser territory. That Trump is now a felon will not matter in November. If anything it probably helps him. Trump has always been a means for folks to give a middle finger to the system. That's his appeal. Questionable felonies only enhance Trump's appeal.

Hard disagree. Women really turned off by Trump, more now. Young people, disillusioned that “the system is broken” s the it worked. Trump was found guilty by 12 ordinary people. His conviction shows what is possible when people of all backgrounds come together. We can hold the most powerful (and corrupt) person to account.

It just looks like he was snagged on a technicality. People love the outlaw image. No one thinks a bookkeeping error is a big deal.

Suburban women find him gross. Young people have had trumps number for years. It doesn’t matter the crime, it matters that he broke the law and was held to account.

Are you saying that he DIDNT break the law? Or are you saying he DID break the law but it’s OK because it was a just a “technicality”?

I’m saying that not everyone cares about it as much as you do. It’s true. I couldn’t care less about Stormy Daniels. I knew what he was. There’s no surprise there. I would care more if he had listed the expense as a election expense rather than a legal expense.

Well, however, he expensed it. He broke the law and now he’s a convicted felon. Ain’t no getting around that.

There is a way of getting around that. It’s called the appeals process.

PP. you’re correct, trump is eligible to appeals, because that is how our system works. I will accept the outcome if it gets overturned. Will you accept the outcome if it doesn’t?

Of course. Did anyone happen to notice the complete lack of rioting and burning after the verdict? Check your premises.

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Anonymous wrote:Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon.

It took a while for a critical mass of voters to figure out who he is before the 2020 election. Republicans will likely delude themselves again into thinking that they can win with this candidate.

Uh huh. Trump got 18% more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. And yet…hmm…

He was so bad that more dems and huge numbers of independents flocked to the basement guy.

Nothing will change this election cycle.

Hard disagree. Trump is going to start getting a lot more airtime and people will be reminded how crazy and what a psychopath he is and why the didn’t vote for him in 2020. He’s a loser who just lost in court big-time.

I like my criminals who aren’t convicted on 34 indictments.

At this point, no one is surprised by anything Trump says or does. America's basic standards for what they expect of candidates and presidents collapsed back in 2016. All those 34 indictments stemmed from the "Grab them by the p#ssy" comments. And still he became president. No outrage is going to change votes when it comes to Trump.

This is a grim election cycle. Most people aren't voting for Trump or for Biden. They are voting against the other guy. And that's a bigger problem for Biden. Every second term election is ultimately a referendum on the sitting president, and Biden's numbers are firmly in loser territory. That Trump is now a felon will not matter in November. If anything it probably helps him. Trump has always been a means for folks to give a middle finger to the system. That's his appeal. Questionable felonies only enhance Trump's appeal.

Hard disagree. Women really turned off by Trump, more now. Young people, disillusioned that “the system is broken” s the it worked. Trump was found guilty by 12 ordinary people. His conviction shows what is possible when people of all backgrounds come together. We can hold the most powerful (and corrupt) person to account.

It just looks like he was snagged on a technicality. People love the outlaw image. No one thinks a bookkeeping error is a big deal.

Suburban women find him gross. Young people have had trumps number for years. It doesn’t matter the crime, it matters that he broke the law and was held to account.

Are you saying that he DIDNT break the law? Or are you saying he DID break the law but it’s OK because it was a just a “technicality”?

I’m saying that not everyone cares about it as much as you do. It’s true. I couldn’t care less about Stormy Daniels. I knew what he was. There’s no surprise there. I would care more if he had listed the expense as a election expense rather than a legal expense.

Well, however, he expensed it. He broke the law and now he’s a convicted felon. Ain’t no getting around that.

There is a way of getting around that. It’s called the appeals process.

PP. you’re correct, trump is eligible to appeals, because that is how our system works. I will accept the outcome if it gets overturned. Will you accept the outcome if it doesn’t?

Of course. Did anyone happen to notice the complete lack of rioting and burning after the verdict? Check your premises.

No rioting. Only death threats, threats of violence and doxxing of the judge and jury. I hope that no one gets hurt by the deranged MAGA.

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Anonymous wrote:Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon.

It took a while for a critical mass of voters to figure out who he is before the 2020 election. Republicans will likely delude themselves again into thinking that they can win with this candidate.

Uh huh. Trump got 18% more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. And yet…hmm…

He was so bad that more dems and huge numbers of independents flocked to the basement guy.

Nothing will change this election cycle.

Hard disagree. Trump is going to start getting a lot more airtime and people will be reminded how crazy and what a psychopath he is and why the didn’t vote for him in 2020. He’s a loser who just lost in court big-time.

I like my criminals who aren’t convicted on 34 indictments.

At this point, no one is surprised by anything Trump says or does. America's basic standards for what they expect of candidates and presidents collapsed back in 2016. All those 34 indictments stemmed from the "Grab them by the p#ssy" comments. And still he became president. No outrage is going to change votes when it comes to Trump.

This is a grim election cycle. Most people aren't voting for Trump or for Biden. They are voting against the other guy. And that's a bigger problem for Biden. Every second term election is ultimately a referendum on the sitting president, and Biden's numbers are firmly in loser territory. That Trump is now a felon will not matter in November. If anything it probably helps him. Trump has always been a means for folks to give a middle finger to the system. That's his appeal. Questionable felonies only enhance Trump's appeal.

Hard disagree. Women really turned off by Trump, more now. Young people, disillusioned that “the system is broken” s the it worked. Trump was found guilty by 12 ordinary people. His conviction shows what is possible when people of all backgrounds come together. We can hold the most powerful (and corrupt) person to account.

It just looks like he was snagged on a technicality. People love the outlaw image. No one thinks a bookkeeping error is a big deal.

Suburban women find him gross. Young people have had trumps number for years. It doesn’t matter the crime, it matters that he broke the law and was held to account.

Are you saying that he DIDNT break the law? Or are you saying he DID break the law but it’s OK because it was a just a “technicality”?

I’m saying that not everyone cares about it as much as you do. It’s true. I couldn’t care less about Stormy Daniels. I knew what he was. There’s no surprise there. I would care more if he had listed the expense as a election expense rather than a legal expense.

Well, however, he expensed it. He broke the law and now he’s a convicted felon. Ain’t no getting around that.

There is a way of getting around that. It’s called the appeals process.

PP. you’re correct, trump is eligible to appeals, because that is how our system works. I will accept the outcome if it gets overturned. Will you accept the outcome if it doesn’t?

Of course. Did anyone happen to notice the complete lack of rioting and burning after the verdict? Check your premises.

The J6 prosecutions have served an important purpose.

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Anonymous wrote:Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon.

It took a while for a critical mass of voters to figure out who he is before the 2020 election. Republicans will likely delude themselves again into thinking that they can win with this candidate.

Uh huh. Trump got 18% more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. And yet…hmm…

He was so bad that more dems and huge numbers of independents flocked to the basement guy.

Nothing will change this election cycle.

Hard disagree. Trump is going to start getting a lot more airtime and people will be reminded how crazy and what a psychopath he is and why the didn’t vote for him in 2020. He’s a loser who just lost in court big-time.

I like my criminals who aren’t convicted on 34 indictments.

At this point, no one is surprised by anything Trump says or does. America's basic standards for what they expect of candidates and presidents collapsed back in 2016. All those 34 indictments stemmed from the "Grab them by the p#ssy" comments. And still he became president. No outrage is going to change votes when it comes to Trump.

This is a grim election cycle. Most people aren't voting for Trump or for Biden. They are voting against the other guy. And that's a bigger problem for Biden. Every second term election is ultimately a referendum on the sitting president, and Biden's numbers are firmly in loser territory. That Trump is now a felon will not matter in November. If anything it probably helps him. Trump has always been a means for folks to give a middle finger to the system. That's his appeal. Questionable felonies only enhance Trump's appeal.

Hard disagree. Women really turned off by Trump, more now. Young people, disillusioned that “the system is broken” s the it worked. Trump was found guilty by 12 ordinary people. His conviction shows what is possible when people of all backgrounds come together. We can hold the most powerful (and corrupt) person to account.

It just looks like he was snagged on a technicality. People love the outlaw image. No one thinks a bookkeeping error is a big deal.

Suburban women find him gross. Young people have had trumps number for years. It doesn’t matter the crime, it matters that he broke the law and was held to account.

Are you saying that he DIDNT break the law? Or are you saying he DID break the law but it’s OK because it was a just a “technicality”?

I’m saying that not everyone cares about it as much as you do. It’s true. I couldn’t care less about Stormy Daniels. I knew what he was. There’s no surprise there. I would care more if he had listed the expense as a election expense rather than a legal expense.

Well, however, he expensed it. He broke the law and now he’s a convicted felon. Ain’t no getting around that.

There is a way of getting around that. It’s called the appeals process.

Please cite the legal grounds for an appeal.

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Anonymous wrote:Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon.

It took a while for a critical mass of voters to figure out who he is before the 2020 election. Republicans will likely delude themselves again into thinking that they can win with this candidate.

Uh huh. Trump got 18% more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. And yet…hmm…

He was so bad that more dems and huge numbers of independents flocked to the basement guy.

Nothing will change this election cycle.

Hard disagree. Trump is going to start getting a lot more airtime and people will be reminded how crazy and what a psychopath he is and why the didn’t vote for him in 2020. He’s a loser who just lost in court big-time.

I like my criminals who aren’t convicted on 34 indictments.

At this point, no one is surprised by anything Trump says or does. America's basic standards for what they expect of candidates and presidents collapsed back in 2016. All those 34 indictments stemmed from the "Grab them by the p#ssy" comments. And still he became president. No outrage is going to change votes when it comes to Trump.

This is a grim election cycle. Most people aren't voting for Trump or for Biden. They are voting against the other guy. And that's a bigger problem for Biden. Every second term election is ultimately a referendum on the sitting president, and Biden's numbers are firmly in loser territory. That Trump is now a felon will not matter in November. If anything it probably helps him. Trump has always been a means for folks to give a middle finger to the system. That's his appeal. Questionable felonies only enhance Trump's appeal.

Hard disagree. Women really turned off by Trump, more now. Young people, disillusioned that “the system is broken” s the it worked. Trump was found guilty by 12 ordinary people. His conviction shows what is possible when people of all backgrounds come together. We can hold the most powerful (and corrupt) person to account.

It just looks like he was snagged on a technicality. People love the outlaw image. No one thinks a bookkeeping error is a big deal.

Suburban women find him gross. Young people have had trumps number for years. It doesn’t matter the crime, it matters that he broke the law and was held to account.

Are you saying that he DIDNT break the law? Or are you saying he DID break the law but it’s OK because it was a just a “technicality”?

I’m saying that not everyone cares about it as much as you do. It’s true. I couldn’t care less about Stormy Daniels. I knew what he was. There’s no surprise there. I would care more if he had listed the expense as a election expense rather than a legal expense.

Well, however, he expensed it. He broke the law and now he’s a convicted felon. Ain’t no getting around that.

There is a way of getting around that. It’s called the appeals process.

Please cite the legal grounds for an appeal.

There is none. It's just a way to delay him actually serving any sentence until after the election. See also: his federal cases.

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Anonymous wrote:Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon.

It took a while for a critical mass of voters to figure out who he is before the 2020 election. Republicans will likely delude themselves again into thinking that they can win with this candidate.

Uh huh. Trump got 18% more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. And yet…hmm…

He was so bad that more dems and huge numbers of independents flocked to the basement guy.

Nothing will change this election cycle.

Hard disagree. Trump is going to start getting a lot more airtime and people will be reminded how crazy and what a psychopath he is and why the didn’t vote for him in 2020. He’s a loser who just lost in court big-time.

I like my criminals who aren’t convicted on 34 indictments.

At this point, no one is surprised by anything Trump says or does. America's basic standards for what they expect of candidates and presidents collapsed back in 2016. All those 34 indictments stemmed from the "Grab them by the p#ssy" comments. And still he became president. No outrage is going to change votes when it comes to Trump.

This is a grim election cycle. Most people aren't voting for Trump or for Biden. They are voting against the other guy. And that's a bigger problem for Biden. Every second term election is ultimately a referendum on the sitting president, and Biden's numbers are firmly in loser territory. That Trump is now a felon will not matter in November. If anything it probably helps him. Trump has always been a means for folks to give a middle finger to the system. That's his appeal. Questionable felonies only enhance Trump's appeal.

Hard disagree. Women really turned off by Trump, more now. Young people, disillusioned that “the system is broken” s the it worked. Trump was found guilty by 12 ordinary people. His conviction shows what is possible when people of all backgrounds come together. We can hold the most powerful (and corrupt) person to account.

It just looks like he was snagged on a technicality. People love the outlaw image. No one thinks a bookkeeping error is a big deal.

Suburban women find him gross. Young people have had trumps number for years. It doesn’t matter the crime, it matters that he broke the law and was held to account.

Are you saying that he DIDNT break the law? Or are you saying he DID break the law but it’s OK because it was a just a “technicality”?

I’m saying that not everyone cares about it as much as you do. It’s true. I couldn’t care less about Stormy Daniels. I knew what he was. There’s no surprise there. I would care more if he had listed the expense as a election expense rather than a legal expense.

Well, however, he expensed it. He broke the law and now he’s a convicted felon. Ain’t no getting around that.

There is a way of getting around that. It’s called the appeals process.

Please cite the legal grounds for an appeal.

You must live in a bubble.

https://thehill.com/opinion/judiciary/4697118-braggs-thrill-kill-in-manhattan-could-prove-short-lived-on-appeal/

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Anonymous wrote:Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon.

It took a while for a critical mass of voters to figure out who he is before the 2020 election. Republicans will likely delude themselves again into thinking that they can win with this candidate.

Uh huh. Trump got 18% more votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. And yet…hmm…

He was so bad that more dems and huge numbers of independents flocked to the basement guy.

Nothing will change this election cycle.

Hard disagree. Trump is going to start getting a lot more airtime and people will be reminded how crazy and what a psychopath he is and why the didn’t vote for him in 2020. He’s a loser who just lost in court big-time.

I like my criminals who aren’t convicted on 34 indictments.

At this point, no one is surprised by anything Trump says or does. America's basic standards for what they expect of candidates and presidents collapsed back in 2016. All those 34 indictments stemmed from the "Grab them by the p#ssy" comments. And still he became president. No outrage is going to change votes when it comes to Trump.

This is a grim election cycle. Most people aren't voting for Trump or for Biden. They are voting against the other guy. And that's a bigger problem for Biden. Every second term election is ultimately a referendum on the sitting president, and Biden's numbers are firmly in loser territory. That Trump is now a felon will not matter in November. If anything it probably helps him. Trump has always been a means for folks to give a middle finger to the system. That's his appeal. Questionable felonies only enhance Trump's appeal.

Hard disagree. Women really turned off by Trump, more now. Young people, disillusioned that “the system is broken” s the it worked. Trump was found guilty by 12 ordinary people. His conviction shows what is possible when people of all backgrounds come together. We can hold the most powerful (and corrupt) person to account.

It just looks like he was snagged on a technicality. People love the outlaw image. No one thinks a bookkeeping error is a big deal.

Suburban women find him gross. Young people have had trumps number for years. It doesn’t matter the crime, it matters that he broke the law and was held to account.

Are you saying that he DIDNT break the law? Or are you saying he DID break the law but it’s OK because it was a just a “technicality”?

I’m saying that not everyone cares about it as much as you do. It’s true. I couldn’t care less about Stormy Daniels. I knew what he was. There’s no surprise there. I would care more if he had listed the expense as a election expense rather than a legal expense.

Well, however, he expensed it. He broke the law and now he’s a convicted felon. Ain’t no getting around that.

There is a way of getting around that. It’s called the appeals process.

PP. you’re correct, trump is eligible to appeals, because that is how our system works. I will accept the outcome if it gets overturned. Will you accept the outcome if it doesn’t?

Of course. Did anyone happen to notice the complete lack of rioting and burning after the verdict? Check your premises.

No rioting. Only death threats, threats of violence and doxxing of the judge and jury. I hope that no one gets hurt by the deranged MAGA.