Judge in Trump case (Merchan) was not allowed to give political donations, did it anyway

What part of the case do you think he acted in a biased way?

You might bring up some of Trump's points. I will destroy those because Trump is ignorant of the law.

Other than that, he was in the spot light, everyone saw what was said, and as far as anyone can tell, there was no bias.
You'll destroy nothing. Marchan acted illegally the entire time. Required to recuse and refused. Refused to allow the defense to present evidence and banned expert witnesses from testifying. Your utter stupidity on full display. You are truly ignorant of reality.
 
My response to your posts is always 'meh' as Canada should butt out of our business.

And my response as always, is that I'll do that the moment that Trump, the NRA, your Medical Industrial Complex and your corporations all butt out of OUR business, and our economy.
 
You'll destroy nothing. Marchan acted illegally the entire time. Required to recuse and refused. Refused to allow the defense to present evidence and banned expert witnesses from testifying. Your utter stupidity on full display. You are truly ignorant of reality.

Marchan consulted the judicial ethics committee before taking the case, and was told there was NO REASON for him to recuse. That's just another lie Trump told you.


The judge did NOT refuse to present evidence, and the "expert witness" was a Republican member of the Federal Election Commission, who was going to provide expert testimony on "election law" and why the FEC didn't prosecute Trump for these crimes. Trump was being prosecuted under New York State law, not federal laws. Furthermore, it is the judge's responsibility to instruct the jury as to the laws applicable to the case, not some partisan hack from Washington.

The witness was allowed to testify, but he wasn't allowed to instruct the jury on election law. Marchan warned Trump that he would not allow Trump to "campaign" from his court room.


Now what evidence was it that the Judge refused to allow?? We can debunk that one too.

 
what?

They ALL seem to be saying that

leaving out the rest of it-meaning:

No one is above the law

except for us democrats
You guys have painted yourselves into a corner with these false equivalencies.
It's not like Dems don't get tons of charges leveled against them and get investigated up the wazoo by Republicans.
Remember the Benghazi witch hunts?
James Comer and the Republicans on The Oversight Committee....just to name a few?
The difference is, as hard as Republicans try they just cannot produce any suitable EVIDENCE of the crimes they are accusing and "investigating."
When Democrats turn the tables though and investigate Republicans they turn up REAL CRIMES.....like rape (AKA sexual assault) business fraud, election interference, espionage, insurrection.
Don't believe me?
Guilty on all 34 counts, and we're just getting started.
That's only one criminal trial.
Three more to go.
 

It's really something when even CNN legal commentators say, in so many words, that the Trump trial was, as this one put it, "a mess."

Then we find out that Merchan was not supposed to give even a small donation to a political candidate, but did it anyway

Wow... lawless thugs going after law-abiding citizens...

:banghead:

Donald Trump has never been a law, abiding citizen in his entire life.

The only “thugs” going after a “law-abiding citizen”, are the insurrectionists in the Republican Party going after Joe Biden.
 
What part of the case do you think he acted in a biased way?

You might bring up some of Trump's points. I will destroy those because Trump is ignorant of the law.

Other than that, he was in the spot light, everyone saw what was said, and as far as anyone can tell, there was no bias.
Suffice it to say that a balanced jurist would have found the long, gossamar strands between " might be a broken law" and " could be a violation" stretching from one end of this tortured bullshit to the other a suspicious stretch that smelled like politics.
 
Suffice it to say that a balanced jurist would have found the long, gossamar strands between " might be a broken law" and " could be a violation" stretching from one end of this tortured bullshit to the other a suspicious stretch that smelled like politics.
Look at how desperate you are to make excuses.

You know nothing about the jurors. You apparently also know nothing about the evidence or charges.
 
Suffice it to say that a balanced jurist would have found the long, gossamar strands between " might be a broken law" and " could be a violation" stretching from one end of this tortured bullshit to the other a suspicious stretch that smelled like politics.

Suffice it to say that your wordy attempt at "bullshit baffles brains" is an abject failure.

There is no "gossamar strand" connecting the criminal activity of Pecker, Trump and Cohen, given that Pecker's own lawyer told him it was illegal, and Pecker was given an immunity deal for his testimony WHILE TRUMP WAS STILL IN OFFICE. Cohen was arrested, indicted, tried and convicted by TRUMP'S OWN DOJ for these crimes, and Trump was named as an "unindicted co-conspirator" at Cohen's trial and sentencing.

When Trump was in office, he thought all of this stuff was criminal, but now that the "uninidicted co-conspirator" has been indicted and convicted, it's all "lawfare".
 
Suffice it to say that a balanced jurist would have found the long, gossamar strands between " might be a broken law" and " could be a violation" stretching from one end of this tortured bullshit to the other a suspicious stretch that smelled like politics.
It was the law.

End of story.
 
Suffice it to say that a balanced jurist would have found the long, gossamar strands between " might be a broken law" and " could be a violation" stretching from one end of this tortured bullshit to the other a suspicious stretch that smelled like politics.

You didn't say anything. I asked where the bias was, you don't answer.
 

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