Verdict Wednesday!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Despite the fact this won’t be upheld on appeal. Still a watershed moment for our country. The weaponization of the justice system against political opponents.

Democrats taking a page from Russia’s playbook I see. Gross.

Read the Freaking room. He is a crook. He's not simply a political opponent. But you knew that.

[Anonymous]

Delicious irony that the "lock her up" crowd now has a convicted felon for their leader.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

[Anonymous]

Trump loses again! What a loser!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

LOLOLOLOL. YOU did not really go there. Holy sh.t, the delusion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

No, honey. The reason that New York is hostile to Trump is because they know him. Unlike you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

well, he committed the crime in NY, where he lived, forever.. so...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Delicious irony that the "lock her up" crowd now has a convicted felon for their leader.

It is ironic that the people who fear-mongered about how Trump was going to weaponize the legal system against his opponents he didn’t. But they did.

The pot calling the kettle black.

Gas lighting is useful, I suppose.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

well, he committed the crime in NY, where he lived, forever.. so...

That’s what people said in the 1950s south too. Ans was technically true—but looking back we know how unfair it was.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

So, I guess you condemn Alito and Thomas's refusals to recuse themselves? Their wives are known conservative crackpots.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

well, he committed the crime in NY, where he lived, forever.. so...

That’s what people said in the 1950s south too. Ans was technically true—but looking back we know how unfair it was.

Dude, he had top notch representation with a voir dire process. It wasn't unfair.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

No, honey. The reason that New York is hostile to Trump is because they know him. Unlike you.

True! He's a true New Yorker. He's one of them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

No, honey. The reason that New York is hostile to Trump is because they know him. Unlike you.

New Yorkers are one of a kind.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

Except in Trump's case he actually did the crimes and was fairly and correctly convicted for them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump was convicted by a jury of his peers in a STATE court.

Learn civics dumb Republicans.

It's a solemn moment for our country. But I'm grateful for justice & the rule of law.

The same way a Black man on trial by an all-white jury with a judge who has Klan family members in the 1950s deep south was considered “fairly convicted by a jury of his peers”.

Imperfect example, but the closest accurate example as to how obviously rigged this trial was.

Judge with family members who donate and support the left, trying the case is one of the most Trump hostile areas in the U.S., with a jury pulled from a voters registry list that was made up of 90%+ of people who voted against Trump.

So, I guess you condemn Alito and Thomas's refusals to recuse themselves? Their wives are known conservative crackpots.

+1.