[Ammi]

Youtube video

[Ammi]

…Mother Teresa could not have beaten those charges…neither could Mother Trump..

[arista]

[Maru]

It's not going to change who votes for him. More might even vote for him now because it'll be funnier.

[Mystic Mock]

He had four years as President to try and change it, why didn't he?

Was he also at one time apart of this so-called corruption?

[Ammi]

…mind you…(…I don’t watch BGT, but…)…I was noticing on my ‘top trending’ page that BGT results got the top trending spot above the Trump verdict…that’s put him in his place…

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…mind you…(…I don’t watch BGT, but…)…I was noticing on my ‘top trending’ page that BGT results got the top trending spot above the Trump verdict…that’s put him in his place…

People have got their priorities in order.

[Nicky91]

still gonna easily win elections in November though

[Gusto Brunt]

This so called conviction is an utter disgrace.

I mean it clearly is so obvious this is an orchestrated shameful way of trying to get Trump out of the Presidential race.

The USA has a nerve to call for democracy and they slag off Russia and China but they are proving America is no better.

I hope when Trump is returned to office in November, he jails all those rotten people responsible for this shameful day day in America.

[Livia]

I agree with Gusto. Wouldn't want to be any of those prosecutors when he's voted back in.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

I agree with Gusto. Wouldn't want to be any of those prosecutors when he's voted back in.

Indeed. But this is a clear indication of why it shouldn't be possible to be elected into a position of power like this after conviction.

[The Slim Reaper]

One potential hiccup, is that now he's actually a convicted criminal, there are states that have laws against running for office as a cc, and it's not just a hypothetical anymore.

I'm 60/40 his supreme court will move those laws out of the way, but it's definitely something to keep an eye on.

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by Livia

I agree with Gusto. Wouldn't want to be any of those prosecutors when he's voted back in.

[Liam-]

The videos of his lunatic supporters having breakdowns outside the courtroom are delicious

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Liam-

The videos of his lunatic supporters having breakdowns outside the courtroom are delicious

This is the dangerous world we live in today. A worl where people are accepting of tyranny by its rulers as long as it effects the opposing stances.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by parmnion

This is the dangerous world we live in today. A worl where people are accepting of tyranny by its rulers as long as it effects the opposing stances.

I do agree with you to a degree.

Having said that, Trump has got a fair few court cases going against him, he is on a one man mission to have more charges brought to him than Man City at this point.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Liam-

The videos of his lunatic supporters having breakdowns outside the courtroom are delicious

"He had better be ****ing innocent."

Well that got the court quaking in their boots.

[Zizu]

Has anyone ever done what Trump did ?

After being found guilty of all charges he just stands up and claims that the whole process is a nonsense or a sham !!

Isn’t that contempt of court or something ?!?


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[Zizu]

Someone said on Sky that he won’t be jailed and when he’s president he will make all these charges go away !?!?!


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[user104658]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Someone said on Sky that he won’t be jailed and when he’s president he will make all these charges go away !?!?!

It's like 80% of the reason he's in politics at all and always has been. Trump will avoid jail and other meaningful consequences until the day he dies - if he hadn't entered politics and had remained just in private enterprise, his situation would be entirely different.

[Oliver_W]

Does what he did usually carry a custodial sentence?

I'm not saying that paying a hooker to keep her trap shut using money which wasn't his own and then covering it up isn't serious, but it hardly makes him a danger to the public.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Does what he did usually carry a custodial sentence?

I'm not saying that paying a hooker to keep her trap shut using money which wasn't his own and then covering it up isn't serious, but it hardly makes him a danger to the public.

The hush money charges specifically possibly not. Tax evasion and fraud however, can come with hefty custodial sentences in the US.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Does what he did usually carry a custodial sentence?

I'm not saying that paying a hooker to keep her trap shut using money which wasn't his own and then covering it up isn't serious, but it hardly makes him a danger to the public.

It was done to hide her from the electorate which is federal election interference, and that does carry a custodial sentence. The lawyer that helped him commit the crime served 3 months in prison for the same offence.

[bots]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

It was done to hide her from the electorate which is federal election interference, and that does carry a custodial sentence. The lawyer that helped him commit the crime served 3 months in prison for the same offence.

and he pleaded guilty, so would get off lighter. Also, Cohen didn't threaten everyone associated with the case, including the judge who decides his sentence and his daughter

I've seen some opinions, that he has to stick him in prison, or he highlights that any president can do the same again in the future and expect no consequences. He is basically reinforcing trumps claim to immunity.

So he may get sentenced to a year.

Others are saying that he has lost the plot so much, that the best thing they can do is put him in front of the public as much as they can so he hangs himself with his words.

The simple answer is that they just don't know what to do for the best.

Oh, the other side is that trumps team will immediately put in an appeal so that any prison term would be kicked way into the future, but if trump says something stupid while he is out, he could be recalled immediately to prison pending appeal

It's a crazy time

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

and he pleaded guilty, so would get off lighter. Also, Cohen didn't threaten everyone associated with the case, including the judge who decides his sentence and his daughter

I've seen some opinions, that he has to stick him in prison, or he highlights that any president can do the same again in the future and expect no consequences. He is basically reinforcing trumps claim to immunity.

So he may get sentenced to a year.

Others are saying that he has lost the plot so much, that the best thing they can do is put him in front of the public as much as they can so he hangs himself with his words.

The simple answer is that they just don't know what to do for the best

The other side of that coin, is that Trumps mouth, with the gloves off and nothing to lose in a prison, would be potentially dangerous for the leaking of further classified information. He'd have to almost be in solitary confinement, and even as much as I don't like Trump, that's not how humans have evolved to live and would actually be cruel. Although it is often used as a way to protect prisoners, so I suppose the argument could be that it was being done to protect the secrets of the US.