Indictment Monday?

[Anonymous]

Having sat on a grand jury, I know you can pretty much indict a ham sandwich. This latest is a true nothing burger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Having sat on a grand jury, I know you can pretty much indict a ham sandwich. This latest is a true nothing burger.

Have you read the indictment?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Having sat on a grand jury, I know you can pretty much indict a ham sandwich. This latest is a true nothing burger.

You have Superman's x-ray eyes and you can read the sealed indictment ? So give us all the details.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To the posters above who are maligning Bragg...why don't you wait until you read the actual charges against Trump?

Because once the 30+ charges are public they will be unable to defend trump.

Statute of limitations in NY is 5 years.

Wow, imagine a DA not knowing.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What happens when Trump is found guilty? He goes to jail and then … what?

In the remote instance that Trump is found innocent of the charges, then what happens?

Will there be any difference (besides whether Trump does jail time)?

Also will the case be sped up because of the presidential election or will it be slow-walked? People will have their spin on it depending on their POV, but how does it work in reality?

I won't be surprised if the whole thing is thrown out of court.

Why? Because the court/judge will be afraid to touch the issue? Wouldn’t that be worse for the Dems than trying him? And won’t the court look more politically bent if it drops the case?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To the posters above who are maligning Bragg...why don't you wait until you read the actual charges against Trump?

Because once the 30+ charges are public they will be unable to defend trump.

Statute of limitations in NY is 5 years.

Wow, imagine a DA not knowing.

RICO. Continuing criminal enterprise. When did Trump stop committing crimes?

[Anonymous]

The first thing they will do is slap a gag order on him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Having sat on a grand jury, I know you can pretty much indict a ham sandwich. This latest is a true nothing burger.

Oh do tell. I guess having sat on a grand jury makes you all knowing. I truly would like to hear how you know this is a “ nothing burger”. Spoken like a true MAGA idiot!

[Anonymous]

If only the GOP stance on "no person is above the law" had remained consistent

You don't see democrats shying away from accountability. If HB, or Joe or Hillary did something illegal, they should be held to account for it. And yet...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The first thing they will do is slap a gag order on him.

Please God this.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The first thing they will do is slap a gag order on him.

Please God this.

It’s totally necessary. He’s threatening the prosecutor and already targeting the judge.

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To my dying day, I will never understand why Republicans decided that this was their guy and they were going to follow him into whatever cesspool he wandered into.

[Anonymous]

To my dying day, I will never understand why Republicans decided that this was their guy and they were going to follow him into whatever cesspool he wandered into.

Because from day 1, he had the kompromat on every last one of them and the party as a whole.