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General Category => Trump Legal Investigations => Topic started by: mystery-ak on August 15, 2023, 10:33:50 pm
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Former President Donald Trump is calling for his multiple federal and state trials to take place after the 2024 presidential election.
"All of these Biden Administration bogus trials and cases, including the locals, should be brought after the 2024 Presidential Election. What they have done is already Election Interference, but if the trials are held before the Election, then it would be Interference on a scale never seen in our Country before," he wrote on Truth Social Tuesday afternoon.
Trump has been indicted four times this year, including twice in federal court, as well as courts in New York City and Atlanta.
Critics of the indictments have questioned whether Trump would be given a fair shot at running a successful presidential campaign because of the numerous court appearances he will likely have to make as the campaign cycle progresses.
Posted by Brandon Gillespie
https://www.foxnews.com/live-news/donald-trump-fourth-indictment-georgia-elections
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Good Luck with that. I have more of a chance winning the next Power Ball.
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I feel really bad for the guy, regardless I'll never vote for him.
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I feel really bad for the guy, regardless I'll never vote for him.
Same here. Though here in the deep deep blue State of Washington Trump or any Republican doesn't stand a chance.
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The STDs have infected his brain.
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Why not man-up and fight it now? If you'd just keep your mouth shut, you could beat every one of these cases before the GOP Convention gets here.
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I don't feel sorry for him, but he's right about when those trials should take place. It's pretty blatant election interference.
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Why not man-up and fight it now? If you'd just keep your mouth shut, you could beat every one of these cases before the GOP Convention gets here.
I don't think so. A biased judge who doesn't care about getting reversed has a good shot of getting a conviction in these cases.
I don't think any of those cases would withstand appeal ultimately, but there won't be time for them to be ruled upon.