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So Donald Trump's criminal activities get him indicted for the fourth time and of course THIS happens. in politics
0 ups, 9mo
Not this leftist. This leftist is laughing his ass off and you guys will never figure out why.
Trump's future - GUILTY! GUILTY! GUILTY! - gavel slams three times in politics
1 up, 9mo
Even if they only manage to find him guilty of 1/5 of the felony charges that'll still be 18 felony counts for which he was found guilty.

That said, I honestly expect to see him found guilty of quite a few more than just 1/5 of the charges.
Trump supporters claim that a good prosecutor could indict a Ham Sandwich? Well, here's where Trump lands on that scale. in politics
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>> So it's playing fast and loose & hair splitting with the Constitution. No legit prosecutor or judge would ever attempt or permit such abuse of power.<<

Utter nonsense. Smith has kept his investigation on the straight and narrow and there is nothing remotely shady or abusive about how he has been handling things.

>> There's also a blatant lack of a speedy trial. <<

Geeze, Trump has only just been indicted, and it is Trump who is trying to delay the trials at this point. Smith would clearly prefer to schedule the trials for later this year which is actually a nicely accelerated pace as such things go.
Trump supporters claim that a good prosecutor could indict a Ham Sandwich? Well, here's where Trump lands on that scale. in politics
0 ups, 9mo
The 3 criminal indictments that currently target Donald Trump are the first criminal indictments he has faced for any of these crimes in their respective jurisdictions, so there is no double jeopardy.