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During the first trial, Trump called no witnesses and never appeared at the trial. Is it any wonder that the jury found he defamed her? He all but conceded at the trial that he sexually assaulted her and then defamed her.Why did they just take her word for it? The only reason they would do that is if they hate Trump. There is a bunch of evidence that points to this being false, but not one shred of evidence that its true.
I’m glad I’ve lived in America’s golden times … 50’s-90’s.. and good luck!To me the choices are like being forced to choose between being shot or being poisoned, there is no right choice, there is no better choice.
Of course we support him, and for the same reason you hate him. He's a threat to all the apparatchiks running our governmentAnd much of that Republican majority is the Trump Cult – the reprehensible hive-mind that blindly supports, defends, and votes for Trump, a treasonous insurrectionist, racist, bigot, rapist, and illiberal authoritarian despot.
He wasn't allowed to call any witnesses, dumb fuck. He even had to submit his questions in advance so the judge could edit them, and his lawyers had to ask them exactly as the judge told him to.During the first trial, Trump called no witnesses and never appeared at the trial. Is it any wonder that the jury found he defamed her? He all but conceded at the trial that he sexually assaulted her and then defamed her.
That trial was totally rigged. A higher court will through it in the waste bin where it belongs.I have no idea, I was not on the jury thus I did not hear what they did. It does not matter, he was found guilty, that is a FACT that you can lie about, but it is not going away.
until the verdict gets thrown out.He was convicted by a jury of his peers, that means he is guilty in the eyes of the Justice System.
I’m talking about the first trial numbnuts. The second trial was only about damages.He wasn't allowed to call any witnesses, dumb fuck. He even had to submit his questions in advance so the judge could edit them, and his lawyers had to ask them exactly as the judge told him to.
That's the Dim conception of justice.
Ask the jury that found him guiltyTrumpo is supposed to be innocent until proven guilty. What evidence do you have that he is guilty, other than the word of a crazy woman?
So you believe that if you dont take the stand, the expectation is that the jury will find you guilty?During the first trial, Trump called no witnesses and never appeared at the trial. Is it any wonder that the jury found he defamed her?
Why would i need to ask them when i already know they found him guilty because they dont like him?Ask the jury that found him guilty
After Trump is gone they can go back to being the moral minorityDo you think the party is gone, or is it salvageable?
Why would i need to ask them when i already know they found him guilty because they dont like him?
I knew you couldn't answer.
Answer how cults work, why should I?I knew you couldn't answer.
The fifties sucked just like the sixties.I’m glad I’ve lived in America’s golden times … 50’s-90’s.. and good luck!
1. E. Jean’s Trial was civil, not criminal.So you believe that if you dont take the stand, the expectation is that the jury will find you guilty?
eighty-three million prove how civil it was.1. E. Jean’s Trial was civil, not criminal.
2. Trump was found liable not guilty.
3. There is no presumption of “innocence” in a civil trial.
4. ”Beyond a reasonable doubt” is a criminal standard not a civil one.
Are you under the impression that you are guilty until proven innocent in civil trials? Liable but NOT guilty? If he isnt guilty, then why is he liable? What the fuck are you talking about?1. E. Jean’s Trial was civil, not criminal.
2. Trump was found liable not guilty.
3. There is no presumption of “innocence” in a civil trial.
4. ”Beyond a reasonable doubt” is a criminal standard not a civil one.
