Translation: Get convicted in a Rico case in Georgia and there’s no soft life for you… Five Years Are Mandatory
The best I can tell, there are around 100 criminal charges Mr Trump now faces in his four indictments.
I’m no legal expert, but I believe he could be found guilty by a 12 vote to convict on any single count. Now, among other things, I have spent a 50 year career studying consumer statistics and probability and I think the possibility of Mr Trump beating all counts in every trial is unlikely (assuming they all actually are completed).
The Federal cases could be stopped or overturned by a pardon if the wrong person is elected President (heaven forbid), but the Georgia Rico Case can’t be dismissed or pardoned by the President if convicted.
We’re going to hear and see so much crap from the defense along the way that I, for one, am already sick of it. The only thing that will matter in the end, is was justice served and not bastardized by the defendant, the attorneys, the judge or the courts.
Our society and democracy will be changed forever if a guilty man doesn’t pay the price for his corruption.
Mr Trump’s ultimate judgement will likely be at the ballot box. It appears he will become the Republicans’ nominee, not withstanding the possibility of a dramatic backlash from the charges he faces (unlikely).
The ultimate pressure may be on us, the voters, so we must get out the vote like our future depends on the outcome… It does.
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