What Convicted Felons Do You Know Who Didn't Receive Prison Time Or Fines?

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A question for the left. As I've been waiting for the answer in another thread so I decided to post a new thread about it so more Democrats will see it. I'm already guessing that nobody will have any answers but I thought that I would still try to make a point.
 
All men are created equal and die equal.

Except if they're Trump. I left off the last part of your post because you got it with the first part. Only Trump gets treated like this.
 
Rhetorically no doubt...

And legally. Al Capone wasn't even treated like this. Trump has been treated a whole lot worse. He's been treated so bad that only Jesus Christ beats him.
 
And legally. Al Capone wasn't even treated like this. Trump has been treated a whole lot worse. He's been treated so bad that only Jesus Christ beats him.
Al Capone was convicted of income tax fraud and sentenced to prison at 33 years of age.
 
Nobody but Donald gets coddled.

Hunter Biden wasn't coddled? Forget the gun felony, he was swinging secret deals with Ukraine and China in exchange for millions of dollars.
Joe Biden was coddled when he was found to have stolen secret documents in his garage going back to his time as a mere senator.
Hillary was coddled when she destroyed 33,000 government emails to cover herself for her time as State Secretary when they found that server in her closet.

I could name more. These are capital offenses, felonies and treason.
 
And legally. Al Capone wasn't even treated like this.

Trump HAS been convicted and sentenced, not coddled. The law PROVIDES for an unconditional discharge in certain extenuating cases, that is why it is written into the law. That is not coddling. He was given this because in a week, he assumes office as the President, and constitutionally, a president cannot be encumbered, legally or otherwise. To do so would be a grave legal jeopardy for the sentencing judge.
 
Oh yeah and Al Capone was only indicted once wasn't he?
On June 5, 1931, Capone was indicted by a federal grand jury on 22 counts of income tax evasion from 1925 through 1929; he was released on $50,000 bail. Capone was then indicted on 5,000 violations of the Volstead Act (Prohibition laws).
 
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