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That's one paranoid nutter theory. That arises from the terminal cynicism you trump supporters all possess, as you must assume everyone in the world is as corrupt as the orange pile of crap is. It comes with the territory.Because the women (who had ~ten years to go public) knew their stories were only worth money after Trump got the nomination.
That's the brainwashing at work. The nutters see all of the "others" as a monolithic machine, hellbent on destroying everything they have ever liked.
It's Good vs. Evil for them. If you're not 100% on board, you're evil. Literally.That's the brainwashing at work. The nutters see all of the "others" as a monolithic machine, hellbent on destroying everything they have ever liked.
What it actually shows is that there really isn't a constitution. That money does indeed buy the judicial system. That's truly all this shows.Americans see these court cases for what they are. So Trump is well ahead in 6 key swing states.
Plan A failed, in addition Trump has picked up a lot of minority votes.
And the Democrats have no Plan B with Election Day just 6 months away.
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CNN chief national affairs correspondent Jeff Zeleny reports that swing-state voters are showing disdain and fatigue over the ongoing Trump trial, amidst polling data that shows Trump leading Biden in six key states.
Jeff Zeleny revealed that swing-state voters he interviewed feel "disgusted" and "tired" of the Trump trial, suggesting minimal political fallout against Trump so far.
Recent New York Times/Siena College polling indicates Trump is leading Biden in swing states like Nevada, Georgia, and Arizona, with significant margins.
Voters are more concerned with economic issues rather than the trial, with inflation noted as a critical issue affecting voter sentiment.
In a recent commentary, CNN's Jeff Zeleny highlighted a significant disconnect between the media coverage of Donald Trump's ongoing trial and the concerns of voters in battleground states. According to Zeleny, despite exhaustive media focus, the trial has not resonated as a critical issue among these voters. Instead, economic issues, particularly inflation, are at the forefront of voters' concerns as they assess their choices for the upcoming election.
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The polling also reveals a surprising shift in demographic support, with Trump making gains among Black and Hispanic voters, groups traditionally seen as Democratic strongholds. Biden's lead among these voters has diminished compared to previous elections, further complicating the electoral landscape for Democrats.
Zeleny notes that while the trial garners considerable media attention, the actual impact on voter decision-making may be limited. He suggests that unless the economic concerns are addressed effectively, the trial itself will likely remain a peripheral issue for many voters, overshadowed by more immediate personal and financial impacts.
MxM News: CNN correspondent: Swing-state voters say they are not paying attention, âtiredâ with Trump trial
CNN correspondent: Swing-state voters say they are not paying attention, “tired” with Trump trialmxmnews.com
again, Trump never asked anyone to do anything. Cohen lead the entire drama with Pecker for extortion purposes. He revealed that under oath!!! That's the story!That's one paranoid nutter theory. That arises from the terminal cynicism you trump supporters all possess, as you must assume everyone in the world is as corrupt as the orange pile of crap is. It comes with the territory.
The doorman story is completely untrue.1. You can't prove that ANY of the NDAs were campaign expenses. There was $30,000 to the doorman, then $150,000 to Karen McDougle, then the $130,000 to Stormy. Trump was married with children, he was a TV celebrity, and he was running for office. Trump had more than one reason to pay for NDAs. The FEC said that there was no crime, Trump can do whatever he wants with HIS OWN MONEY (free speech).
2. "the crime they covered up is no secret"????? So WTF is it? The prosecutors never mentioned it, not in their opening statement, not in the indictment, not in the Bill of Particulars. Therefore there is no "crime" being covered up.
3. There are no crimes, just Lawfare against Trump. Deal with it.
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Again, that's a demonstrable lie. Go waste someone else's time.again, Trump never asked anyone to do anything
Yes, a legitimate prosecution of crimes.Americans see these court cases for what they are.
I think that the Democrat Party's high inflation policy
He doesn't know or care. He is begging for attention.High inflation kicked in all of 6 months after Trump left office, GLOBALY.
So in your head, what policy caused it dummy?
well post the receiptAgain, that's a demonstrable lie. Go waste someone else's time.
Well it was in the testimony, and one of the calls from Davidson to Cohen, her lawyer was talking about how desperate she was getting.That's one paranoid nutter theory. That arises from the terminal cynicism you trump supporters all possess, as you must assume everyone in the world is as corrupt as the orange pile of crap is. It comes with the territory.
So a thin implication. Figures.Well it was in the testimony and one of the calls from Davidson to Cohen, her lawyer was talking about how desperate she was getting.
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It was in Pecker's testimony too.So a thin implication. Figures.
Only 25 other women to go! Good luck.
But that's the point. He had no incentive to pay women off before he go into politics.It was in Pecker's testimony too.
The stories were worthless before Trump was the GOP nominee.
These are the State's own witnesses saying that...
It shows Pecker was right, there would be women coming out of the woodwork trying to cash in.But that's the point. He had no incentive to pay women off before he go into politics.
That he did during the election enlisting Pecker and Cohen to do so, and taking illegal in-kind contributions, is what the crime is. You've made Bragg's point.
It shows Pecker was right, there would be women coming out of the woodwork trying to cash in.
The DOJ actually considered bringing an extortion case against Stormy.
Pecker made the payoff to McDougal an in-kind contribution when he decided not to take the reimbursement. Cohen pled guilty under duress and will say whatever his handlers tell him to say.
Beyond a couple minor campaign finance violations (which take place in every campaign), there was nothing illegal about any of it.
That's why the DOJ never pursued it. Your star witnesses are a hooker and a serial perjurer. Nothing they say can be taken as "beyond a reasonable doubt" simply by virtue of the source.
Nope. Trump's getting convicted. Deal with it.Better luck next time...
And this moron judge with his kangaroo court will get bitchslapped on appeal.Nope. Trump's getting convicted. Deal with it.
