Who benefits most from Trump's imdictment?

[Seymour Flops]

I asked you to support your argument. I don't feel any type of way that you were unable to.

I don't have time to start from scratch with you every time you say the equivalent of "wut?"

Try searching on "Bragg release criminals."

 

[Curried Goats]

I don't have time to start from scratch with you every time you say the equivalent of "wut?"

Try searching on "Bragg release criminals."

You mean you can't support your argument. I get it.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

a) Alvin Bragg

b) Donald Trump

c) Trump's primary opponents, if any.

d) Trump's general election opponent (if any).

Trump.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Lawyers.

 

[Flash]

The shitheads that benefit the most from the Trump indictment are the low life scumbags that hated Trump's success in making the US great again.

They want the US to be a Socialist shithole and absolutely hated that Trump was the best and most successful President of modern times.

 

[g5000]

You would be right... Trump has been all smiles watching 10 million go into his campaign account and even more into the MAGA PAC.....

Trump always smiles whenever the rube herd falls for his grift.

 

[odanny]

Worth noting that Trump had two options available to avoid the media and chose this as an opportunity for martyrdom.


Round-the-clock media coverage has been a fund-raising boon.Jason Miller, a Trump aide, tweeted that the former president has raised a record $7 million for his re-election campaign (a claim that has not been independently confirmed) since he was indicted last week.

But will longtime allies return to his side? Some big-money former donors, such as Ken Langone, the billionaire founder of Home Depot, the Citadel founder Ken Griffin and Steve Schwarzman of Blackstone have distanced themselves from Mr. Trump since 2020. There’s no sign yet they’ve changed their stances.

Trump Finally Has His Day in Court (Published 2023)

The former president’s poll ratings and some of his business fortunes have rallied ahead of his arraignment on Tuesday.

www.nytimes.com

 

[Rambunctious]

Trump always smiles whenever the rube herd falls for his grift.

All you have left are lies...

 

[dudmuck]

All you have left are lies...

 

[Rambunctious]

Lies and silly memes.... Buuuaaaahahahahahahahahaa

 

[Mr. Friscus]

a) Alvin Bragg

b) Donald Trump

c) Trump's primary opponents, if any.

d) Trump's general election opponent (if any).

This could very well be a DNC attempt to MAKE Trump the nominee, as they know a young, polished fighter like DeSantis would make Biden look completely obsolete on a debate stage (if Biden even debates).

I think the DNC wants Trump, because like Hilary, Trump now has tons of baggage, deserved or not.

 

[Seymour Flops]

Trump.

I have to agree.

Bragg will benefit but only temporarily and at great price. He'll be ruined as a prosecutor once the case goes in the toilet.

It's no coincidence that they picked a person of color to be the first to try to bell the cat. The Dems prefer that a black person take the lead for colossal failures such as Obamacare and prosecuting Trump.

To Bragg's credit, he resisted prosecuting Trump almost as strongly as he resists prosecuting armed robbers. But when you are literally purchased by George Soros, you do like massa say.

He'll write a book that will make some Fazulules and probably land a professorship with a very light course load.

 

[Polishprince]

This could very well be a DNC attempt to MAKE Trump the nominee, as they know a young, polished fighter like DeSantis would make Biden look completely obsolete on a debate stage (if Biden even debates).

I think the DNC wants Trump, because like Hilary, Trump now has tons of baggage, deserved or not.

I think this may backfire on the DNC.

This move clears the Republican nomination field for the Trumpster- any other prospective GOP candidates have to realize that they are just outflanked for 2024.

So if the DNC was hoping for a Republican bloodbath in the primary, this guarantees there won't be.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

I think this may backfire on the DNC.

This move clears the Republican nomination field for the Trumpster- any other prospective GOP candidates have to realize that they are just outflanked for 2024.

So if the DNC was hoping for a Republican bloodbath in the primary, this guarantees there won't be.

It won't. You are correct that it clears the Republican nomination field for Trump. He's the 2024 nominee. Not even DeSantis can beat him in the primary.
But in the general election? Nope. He loses..spectacularly. No one wants that again.

This is EXACTLY what I wanted to see.

 

[Polishprince]

It won't. You are correct that it clears the Republican nomination field for Trump. He's the 2024 nominee. Not even DeSantis can beat him in the primary.
But in the general election? Nope. He loses..spectacularly. No one wants that again.

This is EXACTLY what I wanted to see.

If the people think that Sleepy Joe is the cat's meow, and will vote for him no matter what, they deserve what they get.

 

[Meister]

I'm not your student. I don't care that you can't support your argument with facts.

It's been supported in many threads, look around.
You wouldn't believe any fact that I supplied, so I won't
jump through your hoops. A fools errand, and I ain't the fool.

 

[Seymour Flops]

This could very well be a DNC attempt to MAKE Trump the nominee, as they know a young, polished fighter like DeSantis would make Biden look completely obsolete on a debate stage (if Biden even debates).

I think the DNC wants Trump, because like Hilary, Trump now has tons of baggage, deserved or not.

Good point. The DNC may calculate that Trump is the only candidate Biden could beat. DeSantis or an establishment Rep would win just with Biden's negatives. If Not Trump were the nominee, they'd have to find a Not Biden.

They may dump him yet.

 

[dblack]

a) Alvin Bragg

b) Donald Trump

c) Trump's primary opponents, if any.

d) Trump's general election opponent (if any).

If they fall to convict, Trump wins. If they convict, DeDantis wins. In either case, we all lose.

 

[Curried Goats]

It's been supported in many threads, look around.
You wouldn't believe any fact that I supplied, so I won't
jump through your hoops. A fools errand, and I ain't the fool.

Again, I don't care that you fail at making your case.

 

[Meister]

Again, I don't care that you fail at making your case.

The case has been made several times, I don't care that your lazy and not
wanting to do your own homework, son.