What Was The Point Of Making Trump A Convicted Felon?

[Dante]

Enough already: Facts are Trump is a convicted felon

 

[Road Runner]

Trump didn't even pay a fine though and yet he is still declared a convicted felon.

 

[Dante]

Trump didn't even pay a fine though and yet he is still declared a convicted felon.

What is your point?

You want him to have been fined and jailed?

Okay

 

[Road Runner]

What is your point?

You want him to have been fined and jailed?

Okay

My point is why call him a convicted felon when he isn't?

 

[Dante]

My point is why call him a convicted felon when he isn't?

Are you okay? Should have somebody do a welfare check on you?

 

[Road Runner]

Are you okay? Should have somebody do a welfare check on you?

Why won't you answer my question?

 

[task0778]

What Was The Point Of Making Trump A Convicted Felon?​

It deflects attention and criticism away from them. And it gens up their political base too.

 

[Nobody911]

The goal is to hold him accountable for his actions related to the alleged payment of hush money to Stormy Daniels. Here's a list of possible reasons:

1. To establish accountability for campaign finance violations: The conviction may be intended to demonstrate that Trump's actions, allegedly paying hush money to influence the 2016 presidential election, were a serious breach of campaign finance laws.
2. To deter future attempts to silence witnesses or conceal information: By convicting Trump, the justice system may aim to deter others from attempting to silence witnesses or conceal information that could impact the outcome of an election.
3. To uphold the integrity of the electoral process: The conviction can be seen as a way to protect the integrity of the electoral process by holding individuals accountable for actions that may have influenced the outcome of an election.
4. To demonstrate that no one is above the law: By convicting a former president, the justice system can demonstrate that it is willing to hold even the most powerful individuals accountable for their actions.
5. To provide a measure of justice for those affected: The conviction may provide a sense of justice for Stormy Daniels and others who may have been impacted by Trump's alleged actions.

edit: This list is speculative, and the actual reasons for the conviction may be different.
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[John Edgar Slow Horses]

When have you ever heard of the law saying that you won't be put in jail or prison but you'll still be known as a convicted felon? It's all a game. That's all it is.

You are 100% wrong. It's for real, it is not a game.

 

[scruffy]

The point is that a message needed to be sent ....he is not above the law. He need to be formerly held accountable . It's really very simple

Looks like the message backfired. The leftards ended up sending an entirely different message.

 

[scruffy]

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And JoeBedpan was just being kind when he called Trump supporters "Garbage".





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Yep. That kind of message will never work.

 

[scruffy]

Enough already: Facts are Trump is a convicted felon

And no one cares.

 

[Dante]

And no one cares.

People like you never had any morals, but many of the 49% who went with Trump put theirs into their back pockets.

but another 49% of Americans care.

Why do you hate half of America?

 

[Independent thinker]

It's not going to stop him from going to the white house and being president. This is what the democrats have arrived at? Public humiliation? Sounds like back in elementary school when the schoolyard bullies picked on other kids to feel better about themselves as besides power I do believe that this is what the Democrats are hoping to gain due to low self-esteem issues.

It was to stop him from becoming president. Surely Americans wouldn't vote for a convicted felon, convicted in kangaroo courts where dems weaponized the justice system, would they?

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

It was to stop him from becoming president. Surely Americans wouldn't vote for a convicted felon, convicted in kangaroo courts where dems weaponized the justice system, would they?

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Oops!

I guess we got it wrong when we DID!


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[Road Runner]

It was to stop him from becoming president. Surely Americans wouldn't vote for a convicted felon, convicted in kangaroo courts where dems weaponized the justice system, would they?

Didn't anybody tell the Dims that the election is over?