Banging a Porn Star and buying her silence using business funds to hide it

Intentionally taking Top Secret Documents, refusing to return them and ordering others to hide them

Pressuring local election off to overturn the official vote

Assembling fake electors to steal the election.

A Grand Jury has reviewed the evidence in all these crimes and found them worthy of a trial


Which are not crimes?
It's a sham, and you know it, and so does anyone with half a brain! Shame on you!
 
these people will


Most felons who have served their sentences — including parole and probation — and have paid all their fines, restitution, and fees can vote in Florida elections.
 
Actually no, I am laughing at how gloriously this sham trial has backfired. Trump raising lot's of money, it will absolutely be overturned on appeal, which will happen after the election, leading to the next republican candidate being elected, it is glorious. I look for many seats in the house and senate may swing on this also.
 
What specifically was a sham about those charges?

Show your work
The felony indictment of Trump was built upon a novel legal theory, tying a state crime to a federal statute the prosecutor has no authority to pursue charges on.
Legal experts were skeptical of this theory from the moment the indictment was released.

"This explanation is a novel interpretation with many significant legal problems," wrote Fordham law professor Jed Handelsman Shugerman in The New York Times. "I could find no previous case of any state prosecutor relying on the Federal Election Campaign Act either as a direct crime or a predicate crime."



Donald Trump is officially the first president, acting or former, to be convicted of a felony. Such a historic moment for a young nation would ordinarily be quite somber, but both sides of the political aisle will be energized by the inflammatory result.


But today I want to consider if the investigation and trial should have even happened.

Now, I've written repeatedly that I'm not Trump’s biggest fan, so I'm sure people would expect me to be happy that he was convicted of 34 felony counts on Thursday in New York. But, sadly, I find myself writing in defense of one of America’s most difficult men to defend because I think the decisions to indict and prosecute Trump were woefully misled and likely sped us toward America’s political decay.


In 2016, in the days before the election that elevated him to the White House, Trump’s lawyer, Michael Cohen, made a $130,000 payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels, buying her silence about her 2006 sexual relationship with Trump.

Trump would then go on to win that election, with the Daniels story becoming public in 2018. He then lost his reelection bid in 2020 to Joe Biden while claiming voter fraud to pave the way for his current campaign.


Fast-forward to April 4, 2023, when Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg indicted Trump on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to the payment, delivering on a significant campaign promise he made.

Misguided legal decisions elevated crimes to felonies​

The felony indictment of Trump was built upon a novel legal theory, tying a state crime to a federal statute the prosecutor has no authority to pursue charges on.


This is not the foundation you want for something as monumental as the first conviction of a U.S. president to be built upon. Falsifying business records in New York could be treated as a misdemeanor crime. However, in connecting these records to the Trump campaign as “illegal contributions,” Bragg was able to elevate the charges to felonies.

What do Republicans do now?I don't like the questions Trump's guilty verdict forces conservatives to ask ourselves

This is a stretch. In order to elevate the charges, Bragg needed to prove that Trump’s actions were intended to defraud voters. No other reason, such as concealing such a scandalous story from his wife and children, applies. Bragg's argument is that Trump acted to conceal this information from voters through fraud, making these crimes felonious.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg Jr. will holds a press conference on Thursday evening, May 30, 2024 following the conviction of former President Donald Trump. The Republican presidential front runner was found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records, making him the first former president convicted of a crime.


Legal experts were skeptical of this theory from the moment the indictment was released.

"This explanation is a novel interpretation with many significant legal problems," wrote Fordham law professor Jed Handelsman Shugerman in The New York Times. "I could find no previous case of any state prosecutor relying on the Federal Election Campaign Act either as a direct crime or a predicate crime."


Even legal scholars typically hostile toward Trump weighed in against the prosecution strategy. "Bragg has evidence that Trump acted to cover up a federal crime, but it is not clear that Bragg is allowed to point to a federal crime in order to charge Trump under the New York state law," wrote Vox senior correspondent Ian Millhiser.

DOJ declined to prosecute Trump, so Bragg decided to find a way​

The reality is that Bragg has no authority to enforce federal crimes but was allowed to use a federal crime Trump was never convicted of to justify upgrading a state crime to a felony.

Trump is now a felon:Trump, guilty on all counts, carries a new label into 2024 election: Convicted felon

The Department of Justice and the Federal Election Commission have both declined to prosecute Trump over this matter, making Bragg’s decision even more baffling.

Enabled by an extremely sympathetic judge being assigned to the case, Bragg chose to hinge his prosecution on a federal crime the agencies governing over chose not to prosecute Trump for.
 
The felony indictment of Trump was built upon a novel legal theory, tying a state crime to a federal statute the prosecutor has no authority to pursue charges on.
Legal experts were skeptical of this theory from the moment the indictment was released.

"This explanation is a novel interpretation with many significant legal problems," wrote Fordham law professor Jed Handelsman Shugerman in The New York Times. "I could find no previous case of any state prosecutor relying on the Federal Election Campaign Act either as a direct crime or a predicate crime."



Donald Trump is officially the first president, acting or former, to be convicted of a felony. Such a historic moment for a young nation would ordinarily be quite somber, but both sides of the political aisle will be energized by the inflammatory result.


But today I want to consider if the investigation and trial should have even happened.

Now, I've written repeatedly that I'm not Trump’s biggest fan, so I'm sure people would expect me to be happy that he was convicted of 34 felony counts on Thursday in New York. But, sadly, I find myself writing in defense of one of America’s most difficult men to defend because I think the decisions to indict and prosecute Trump were woefully misled and likely sped us toward America’s political decay.


In 2016, in the days before the election that elevated him to the White House, Trump’s lawyer, Michael Cohen, made a $130,000 payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels, buying her silence about her 2006 sexual relationship with Trump.

Trump would then go on to win that election, with the Daniels story becoming public in 2018. He then lost his reelection bid in 2020 to Joe Biden while claiming voter fraud to pave the way for his current campaign.


Fast-forward to April 4, 2023, when Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg indicted Trump on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to the payment, delivering on a significant campaign promise he made.

Misguided legal decisions elevated crimes to felonies​

The felony indictment of Trump was built upon a novel legal theory, tying a state crime to a federal statute the prosecutor has no authority to pursue charges on.


This is not the foundation you want for something as monumental as the first conviction of a U.S. president to be built upon. Falsifying business records in New York could be treated as a misdemeanor crime. However, in connecting these records to the Trump campaign as “illegal contributions,” Bragg was able to elevate the charges to felonies.

What do Republicans do now?I don't like the questions Trump's guilty verdict forces conservatives to ask ourselves

This is a stretch. In order to elevate the charges, Bragg needed to prove that Trump’s actions were intended to defraud voters. No other reason, such as concealing such a scandalous story from his wife and children, applies. Bragg's argument is that Trump acted to conceal this information from voters through fraud, making these crimes felonious.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg Jr. will holds a press conference on Thursday evening, May 30, 2024 following the conviction of former President Donald Trump. The Republican presidential front runner was found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records, making him the first former president convicted of a crime.


Legal experts were skeptical of this theory from the moment the indictment was released.

"This explanation is a novel interpretation with many significant legal problems," wrote Fordham law professor Jed Handelsman Shugerman in The New York Times. "I could find no previous case of any state prosecutor relying on the Federal Election Campaign Act either as a direct crime or a predicate crime."


Even legal scholars typically hostile toward Trump weighed in against the prosecution strategy. "Bragg has evidence that Trump acted to cover up a federal crime, but it is not clear that Bragg is allowed to point to a federal crime in order to charge Trump under the New York state law," wrote Vox senior correspondent Ian Millhiser.

DOJ declined to prosecute Trump, so Bragg decided to find a way​

The reality is that Bragg has no authority to enforce federal crimes but was allowed to use a federal crime Trump was never convicted of to justify upgrading a state crime to a felony.

Trump is now a felon:Trump, guilty on all counts, carries a new label into 2024 election: Convicted felon

The Department of Justice and the Federal Election Commission have both declined to prosecute Trump over this matter, making Bragg’s decision even more baffling.

Enabled by an extremely sympathetic judge being assigned to the case, Bragg chose to hinge his prosecution on a federal crime the agencies governing over chose not to prosecute Trump for.
No question the prosecution of Trump was unique.
But Trump tends to be unique in his crimes.
No other politician has been as brazen in his crimes or held the court system in such contempt

Trumps payments were a crime
 
Sounds good to me, that Trump is not above the law. Hey, honey, try to remember I recommended probation and fines to cover the expense of prosecution and probation. Go find somebody clamoring for an orange jumpsuit behind bars pic. Or just take a couple of midol, get a hot water bottle and call it a night.

Remember Bernie Madoff?
 
No, dear. Learn some history. THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS when you have an unfair justice system which exists only to get at your political enemies.

I'm sad that Americans don't know this. Really, this is why America is dead.
People are convicted each and every day who are not my "political enemy."

So if America is dead and only "political enemies" go to prison why not move to Russia?
I'm sure you'd get along great.
But you might want a ranch style gulag.
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Difference is Biden turned in the documents when they were found (As did Mike Pence)
Trump declares he intentionally took the documents, refused to turn them over and took actions to conceal them.

In a year and a half of looking, Republicans have found no involvement of Biden
When crook Biden managed to collect and store classified
docs in his Garage before he was Potus,did he keep them secure.
We all know and have seen how they were stored in his
Maryland garage in common cardboard boxes near his Green
vette.Very sloppy,unprofessional and dangerous.Plus were they
numbered or marked for security.Or could they easily come up
missing or stolen.
 
When crook Biden managed to collect and store classified
docs in his Garage before he was Potus,did he keep them secure.
We all know and have seen how they were stored in his
Maryland garage in common cardboard boxes near his Green
vette.Very sloppy,unprofessional and dangerous.Plus were they
numbered or marked for security.Or could they easily come up
missing or stolen.
Biden quickly declared his documents as soon as they were discovered

Trump intentionally took his documents, denied he had them, refused to turn them in and tried to hide them.
 
Found Guilty by a lynch mob of progressive Democrats!
There is nothing to indicate the jury was some kind of lynch mob. He has not and will not be lynched. So, you just do not believe in law and order or the court system of Justice in New York or the United States. Get over it, and if you cheat on your wife, fking a porn star and want to pay to keep in quiet until after your election, do not claim it as a business expense, simultaneously saying it never happened and if it did, it was personal expense, and not meant to keep the cheating on wife with new babe quiet to influence an election, so not a campaign finance violation as well as a falsification of business records. It probably will not fly for you, either.
 
Yidnar, the key words in your posted link are “among his supporters”. I suppose the guilty verdict will strip a comparatively few Trump votes from those undecided or less decided, but if he'd have been found guilty a year ago, there'd now be much fewer undecided and many, many more “anyone else but Trump" voters. Respectfully, Supposn
voters know it's lawfare Stalinist tactics from the left .
 
There is nothing to indicate the jury was some kind of lynch mob. He has not and will not be lynched. So, you just do not believe in law and order or the court system of Justice in New York or the United States. Get over it, and if you cheat on your wife, fking a porn star and want to pay to keep in quiet until after your election, do not claim it as a business expense, simultaneously saying it never happened and if it did, it was personal expense, and not meant to keep the cheating on wife with new babe quiet to influence an election, so not a campaign finance violation as well as a falsification of business records. It probably will not fly for you, either.
the jury pool pulled from radical left Manhattan ! a leftist judge ,DA ,and Prosecution team ? anyone with common sense knows what's going on .
 

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