Why the Sudden Doubts about the Verdict?

[Man With A Plan]

How NY spends its money is little to nothing my concern.

It appears the people of NY don't hold the same view, PK...watch how many people show up when Trump holds an upcoming rally in New York City!

 

[pknopp]

Bill Clinton set the precedent that being a sleazeball doesn't matter.

I disagreed then and I still do.

He got a blow job from and intern and lied about it, but that didn't matter. And that is only the tip of the iceberg. Most democrats would probably vote for him to be president again if they could.

They might. That has no bearing on Trump's sleaziness.

 

[pknopp]

It appears the people of NY don't hold the same view, PK...watch how many people show up when Trump holds an upcoming rally in New York City!

Whatever makes them happy.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Guilty or not, he is and always still will be a sleazeball.

Orange man bad
Sleep bag or not Americans were better off when he was president.

 

[Seymour Flops]

Agreed. If the Jury finds him Not Guilty then that is that. But will you accept whatever verdict the Jury returns?

I don’t accept the trial in the first place.

Putting a political opponent on trial for a ginned up felony with no reliable evidence and no particular crime is not something anyone should respect.

 

[Darkwind]

Not to worry, the jury has been force fed hate trump propaganda for the past 8 years and they are very liberal New Yorkers.

That jury will convict.

The issue will become throwing out the case on prosecutorial misconduct and questionable Judicial conduct by the Judge.

 

[pknopp]

Orange man bad
Sleep bag or not Americans were better off when he was president.

Big fan of the shut downs are you?

 

[mudwhistle]

What reality do you live in? Prosecution for falsification of business records is pursued on a regular basis.

Again, if this were anyone else, you wouldn't say boo. Your arguments here are all political in nature.
So, as it has been since 2015, the central questions remain...

What is it about this man that makes you believe he should be above the law? What is it about this man that deserves your unswerving love and devotion? What is it that you think he is going to return you to?

What is it about this man that makes you think it's fair to abuse his constitutional rights, subject him to improper search and seizures, punish him in the most extreme manner imaginable, short of putting a bullet in the back of his head?

What is it about you that makes you think like such an

 

[wamose]

It would take 12 completely unhinged jurors to convict Trump. Given the facts, that's almost impossible, even in dipshit heavy Manhattan. MAGA

 

[Man With A Plan]

Whatever makes them happy.

It's obvious that what ISN'T making them happy is the results of far left policies on their everyday lives.

 

[mudwhistle]

Agreed. If the Jury finds him Not Guilty then that is that. But will you accept whatever verdict the Jury returns?

This isn't an election, dude.
This is a criminal trial.

 

[pknopp]

It's obvious that what ISN'T making them happy is the results of far left policies on their everyday lives.

Same as it ever was.

 

[Man With A Plan]

Big fan of the shut downs are you?

PK? Trump left the decisions on shut downs up to individual State Governors. I happen to live in Florida. Our Governor took major heat from the main stream media for opening up as soon as possible but he had the stones to do the right thing rather than the easy thing. When I went back to Massachusetts to visit family almost a year later they were STILL locked down! The difference was night and day.

Ask people what they prefer...politicians that do the hard thing...or politicians that do the easy thing!

 

[pknopp]

PK? Trump left the decisions on shut downs up to individual State Governors. I happen to live in Florida. Our Governor took major heat from the main stream media for opening up as soon as possible but he had the stones to do the right thing rather than the easy thing. When I went back to Massachusetts to visit family almost a year later they were STILL locked down! The difference was night and day.

Ask people what they prefer...politicians that do the hard thing...or politicians that do the easy thing!

Trump was standing over Faucis shoulder as he spouted his nonsense.

 

[Man With A Plan]

Same as it ever was.

It's not the same...under DA's like Bragg...New York City has careened back into the lawless cess pool it was before Rudy fixed things.

 

[mudwhistle]

I don’t accept the trial in the first place.

Putting a political opponent on trial for a ginned up felony with no reliable evidence and no particular crime is not something anyone should respect.

Right now people who work in the DA's office are embarrassed and ashamed of how low Alvin Bragg has sunk their once highly regarded institution.

Rubbish like this is what drives out businesses and makes people want to move to a 'safer' city where they know they can get a fair shake and the DA doesn't coddle Hood Rats and criminals.

 

[Man With A Plan]

Trump was standing over Faucis shoulder as he spouted his nonsense.

Trump's biggest mistake during Covid was trusting that sleazy little piece of shit! It was a mistake that was made by MOST of the country!

 

[mudwhistle]

Trump was standing over Faucis shoulder as he spouted his nonsense.

Oh, so Trump should have kicked Fauci in the ass on camera to show everyone that he knew Fauci was committing fraud?

 

[JoeB131]

Oh, bullshit! When you allow local DA's to prosecute Presidents for "crimes" that didn't even exist...you're destroying the office.

Why should a President be above the law?

He committed his crimes on that DA's turf.

If he actually shot someone one Fifth Avenue, would you say, "Well, that's just a local DA!"

 

[mudwhistle]

Trump's biggest mistake during Covid was trusting that sleazy little piece of shit! It was a mistake that was made by MOST of the country!

Here's the rub: If your advisors lie to you who's fault is it?

Answer: Depends on what party the POTUS is in.