Learn to read. Where did I say he WAS NOT wealthy.
You and RockyG - cant come to grips with your intense love of the Orange Turd.
I don't like trump. He's an Israeli tool and failed to fix the border and deport illegals.
I want him punished.
I have not said one complimentary thing about Trump in any thread, anywhere. So you're either living in a Dreamworld you created for yourself, or you're on drugs, or maybe both.
Never underestimate Trumps ability to turn a parking ticket into a prison sentence. I have no doubt that Trump has been told he has the right to be silent too many times to count.
But his narcissistic ego will not let him. So prosecutors have an extensive catalog of Trumps claims, opinions and actions that he has been vomiting all over social media for years about all his cases.
Will be interesting to see how quick he gets a gag order.
Trump's goal here is to stir up the base to create mayhem and violence on Tuesday.
The existence and publication of camera's all around and knowledge of what happened to the Jan 6 insurrectionists might mitigate the violent reaction that Trump hopes for.
Elected Republicans have shown they don't have the bravery, ethics, maturity nor love of country to be in charge of our country.
Knowing the powder keg surrounding Trump's indictment and the real chance for armed aggression, what do you think a mature elected Republican officials response should be? Even if you think Trump is being railroaded.
Certainly not ginning up anger and divisiveness. How about a calm voice, expressing support and confidence in trump and letting the legal system working through to show his innocence?
Or You could emotionally rant and scream about the weaponization of the legal system and how we are losing our democracy. You could hysterically cry like Lindsay Graham and beg for more money for Trump.
And is Fox 'News' promoting that crap? Trying to profit off lies that damage the country. They are in deep doo doo, going to have to pay Dominion a billion or so dollars. Then Smartmatic.
Not sure if this is possible to keep this discussion non political but why are the charges against Trump still unknown?
I’m assuming it’s done like this in all grand jury indictments, but is that the case and if it is why do it this way? If not why do it differently in this case?
If it’s usually done this way could they make an exception and announce the charges?
Seems like it would be in the public interest to know the actual charges. Instead everyone is speculating it’s about Stormy Daniel’s but how do we even know that?
Why do the Brojos collectively not understand issues which are either 1. fairly common knowledge or 2. easily researched?
Fox will be jettisoning Jessica Tarlov soon. Shhhhh, you are not supposed to point these things out to viewers, you'll just confuse them:
Jessica: I’ve heard that this isn’t a crime. It is a crime. Trump was an unindicted coconspirator. He was not prosecuted because he was president. I looked at the FEC’s report on this. The general counsel said it explicitly that this was an illegal campaign contribution pic.twitter.com/rSfJ8tDin4
WE don't know what Trump is charged with because there is a little thing called...
THE LAW!
If Bragg had already made the charges public, the right would be going insane because of the breach of protocol and violation of Donald Trump's rights. And they would be correct.
Their biggest complaint with the way things are being handled must be, "How dare this Bragg guy do things properly! WHAAAAAaaaaaaa!"
And anyone, on either side, proclaiming that this is a witch hunt, or that Trump is guilty or not guilty, without even knowing the charges, let alone seeing evidence or hearing testimony, is an idiot.
It's like an intelligence test. If you have decided that you know the outcome of this case, you are a total and complete idiot.
Speculation: Trump will skate on the $130K hush money payment. Where he’ll run into big trouble is for booking that payment as a “legal fee” and then deducting it as a business expense. Boom. Tax fraud.
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Because the results of a grand jury inquiry are always kept secret until the actual arraignment. That's how it plays out 99% of the time. At the arraignment the charges become public and Trump will enter his plea of Not Guilty. Again, this is SOP. If the DA were to announce the charges prior to arraignment, you'd be arguing that that was simply a political maneuver.
