Merchan stands firm on hush money case.

[berg80]

There wasn’t even a crime stated.

My suggestion to you is read the indictments.

 

[DonGlock26]

Piss poor attempt at deflection. 47 is a convicted felon. Live with it

We'll see.

 

[0311]

We'll see.

Nothing to prove, he tried and convicted......34-Times

 

[Man With A Plan]

Nothing to prove, he tried and convicted......34-Times

We have an appeals process BECAUSE of DA's like Alvin Bragg and judges like Juan Marchon!

 

[crossbody]

Trump will take one sick leave day, and JD Vance as president will pardon him of all convictions. Case closed.

 

[BackAgain]

Nothing to prove, he tried and convicted......34-Times

Idiots like you are painfully ignorant.

It’s not a conviction yet. Maybe it never will be.

And even if it were, it’s still only one conviction. 34 counts.

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

The ruling is correct. At the time when the alleged criminal action took place, Trump was not in office.

This does not change the fact that the verdict is - sorry for using legal jargon here - bullshit. There is no cognizable crime here. There is nothing illegal about entering into a non-disclosure agreement, even if it enhances one's political prospects, and Federal campaign finance law cannot be litigated in a New York State court.

The case will be thrown out, the only questions being when and how.

Not even 'for the purpose of' hiding from the voting public something that he believed would harm his election chances?

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

Judge Martian will be put on trial just like the judge who sold children to the FOR-PROFIT CHILDRENS PRISONS. (yes...the one that biden just pardoned).

Only Martian will be hanged before he receives a pardon.

You're threatening a judge on a public message board?

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

Can't until Trump is sentenced...yet another violation of Trumps civil rights by my favorite martian.

How are Trump's civil rights being violated?

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

They convicted Trump of a crime that wasn't proven by the evidence presented in a court of law.

Then how did they get a conviction?

 

[SeaMajor7]

Yes DemocRATS, keep up the LAWFARE!!!!
The American People REALLY responded well to it!

 

[Modern Messiah]

And he's going to be sentenced. And hes going to pay Letitia James that $487 million judgement. That's still earning interest by the day. And Jack Smiths federal cases will be coming back after the convicted felon leaves office. And Fani Willis's case in Georgia will also be waiting, and trials in Arizona, and Wisconsin have yet to be heard on the unindicted coconspirator.

And a doddering, and dementia addled 82 year old will leave the protections of the office, with no further hope or help of being hounded to hell in the final days of his pathetic life.

And we have a winner folks!
Another episode of lefties loosing it.
Are you going to piss your pants and cry when literally none of that happens?

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Judge Denies Trump’s Bid to Throw Out Conviction Over Immunity Ruling​

A judge on Monday rejected Donald J. Trump’s argument that a recent Supreme Court ruling had nullified his criminal case in New York, upholding the former and future president’s felony conviction for falsifying records to cover up a sex scandal.

The judge’s ruling preserves, at least for now, the stain of Mr. Trump’s criminal conviction. And if it withstands Mr. Trump’s appeal, it will make him the first felon to serve as president.

The ruling, which addressed the Supreme Court’s decision to grant presidents broad immunity for their official actions, thwarted only the first of several legal maneuvers Mr. Trump has concocted to clear his record of 34 felonies before returning to the White House.

Prosecutors had argued that the Supreme Court’s decision had “no bearing on this prosecution,” noting that Mr. Trump was convicted of orchestrating a scheme involving a personal and political crisis that predated his presidency.

Judge Denies Trump’s Bid to Throw Out Conviction Over Immunity Ruling

Justice Juan M. Merchan thwarted one of several attempts by Donald J. Trump to clear his record of 34 felonies before returning to the White House.

www.nytimes.com

All most of us want is accountability for crimes committed.

Incorrectly filed paperwork.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAAAAA!

 

[SeaMajor7]

And he's going to be sentenced. And hes going to pay Letitia James that $487 million judgement. That's still earning interest by the day. And Jack Smiths federal cases will be coming back after the convicted felon leaves office. And Fani Willis's case in Georgia will also be waiting, and trials in Arizona, and Wisconsin have yet to be heard on the unindicted coconspirator.

And a doddering, and dementia addled 82 year old will leave the protections of the office, with no further hope or help of being hounded to hell in the final days of his pathetic life.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

If the feeble "hush money" case is the pathetic left's last hope they are in for a bigger disappointment than the election.

The feeble left still has the Fanni case going for them.
Hahahahahahahahahaaa!

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

well of course the fat rapist will do that.

312>226
House
Senate
Popular Vote
Mandate

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Not even 'for the purpose of' hiding from the voting public something that he believed would harm his election chances?

Hunters laptop was unavailable for comment.

 

[mudwhistle]

Then how did they get a conviction?

Because they rigged the trial.

They hand-picked the judge and jury and pushed thru a sham trial just so they could claim Trump was a felon.

The so-called crime Trump was accused of wasn't even a crime according to the election commissioner in the state of New York.

Now the judge refuses to sentence Trump so he can't have his sham trial reversed on appeal.

 

[berg80]

We have an appeals process BECAUSE of DA's like Alvin Bragg and judges like Juan Marchon!

You forgot about the grand jury and the trial jury. Both found the evidence convincing.

 

[DonGlock26]

Nothing to prove, he tried and convicted......34-Times

He gets to appeal the kangaroo court's lawfare.