What does the future hold for Donald Trump? - threadbans in OP

Don't hold back, odyssey, tell us how you really feel.

Thats it exactly.

Infidelity is not illegal. Paying money to that person is not illegal.

Telling the taxman this money is for legal services or part of campaign funds, when its for a private matter however is illegal. Thats what the case is about.

boring old missionary position.
I kinda figured it would be.

Just one other point on this.

The type of witnesses in this case are the people Trump associated with.

Pecker, a low life "journalist", Michael Cohen, a thug z-rated lawyer/enforcer, Karen McDougal, a playmate, Stormy Daniels, a porn star, Keith Davidson, another scummy lawyer.

You might not like or respect the witnesses, but this was the company he kept. These are the circles he moved in.

Nevermind the witnesses, wtf does that tell you about him?

Poor Donny was up late last night, hate-watching the late shows again

Imagine looking like this, and having the audacity to say someone else looks like sh1t..

Indeed or this one

Speaking of trump's competitors, this is a perfectly rational sentence

Surprised it didn't die of starvation…

Gross incompetence by Willis in Georgia has lead to this...

Ah come on. We see in the documents case, and even in the fact that Trump has now 10 contempt of court charges with no real penalty that it really doesn't matter what they do. Trump, despite all the calls from the MAGAs that he is fighting the elites, is very much a protected person and they will do as much as possible to see everything dragged out.

You think if some drug dealer or fraudster had claimed that an affair between two prosecutors meant that trial should be delayed would have gotten even as far as a judge to rule on it?

the appearance of impropriety.

Prosecutors are held to a high standard, holding offices of public trust - particularly high public trust, such as the nature of presenting evidence to grand juries and having it taken at that stage to be assumed factual and undisputed.

as such it’s very important, even imperative that DAs keep their noses cleaner than most other mortals.

He is absolutely getting better treatment than any other defendant.

I'm not saying otherwise.

I am saying that when running a case against a guy with considerable resources, the scrutiny of the country as he is the front runner for becoming the president of the country for a second time, that it is imperative that you are extremely careful in how the case is presented and ran.

Georgia ****ed up by indicating a massive amount of defendants, which made the case entirely unweildy. This was always unlikely to be heard before the election as a result. This was a choice! Secondly, to involve yourself with your chief prosecutor was beyond naive!

In relation to the documents case, you have a judge who is clearly biased, but the question then becomes why the **** did the prosecution bring the case in Florida and not in new jersey?

Again, a prosecutorial error.

Trump certainly does get preferential treatment, which is frustrating but understandable, but that doesn't mean the prosecution hasn't made significant errors.