The judge basically telling the jury that Trump is not going to prison, even if he’s found guilty will change the deliberations considerably. I would’ve expected the pro Trump holdouts to bring up the idea of sending Trump to prison as their argument for acquittal.
This was aThe judge basically telling the jury that Trump is not going to prison, even if he’s found guilty will change the deliberations considerably. I would’ve expected the pro Trump holdouts to bring up the idea of sending Trump to prison as they’re argument for acquittal.
This was a brilliant move on the part of the judge, so I have to think it was his White House handlers who told him to do that. Honestly, he doesn’t seem that bright to me
Anyway, it is likely good news for the poster that I made the wager with. Now, instead of a hung jury, I predict that the jury will “compromise” by finding Trump guilty on only one or two of the charges.
In doing so, they will help the judge. He would look pretty bad if it came back with Trump, guilty of 34 felonies, and he said, no prison time.
If I remember right that charge carries a maximum sentence of four years. I think that’s 136 years 34 charges? If I got it wrong, cut me some slack. I’m doing the math in my head while driving and also voice to texting. The judge would look pretty bad giving zero instead.
Butt, if Trump is guilty on only two charges, the judge would have cover for his zero Prison time plan. Oh well, so much for “the law.”
If Lawfare weren’t so evil and un-American I would complement the judge and his democrat handlers on such a brilliant move.