Donald Trump discussion Thread IX (threadbanned users listed in OP)

As its not a democrat case not sure what the Democrats can do about it.

But on what basis is it a disaster for Biden? You think Trump prefers this than to be out campaigning? No doubt it plays well to his MAGA supporters, but then there is nothing Trump or the Democrats could do to lose them.

It puts an important legal marker down. That no matter who you are you are not above the law. If that helps Trump win then so be it. That is what the people want to vote for.

The alternative is to not take a case on the basis that it might not suit your political view. Once that happens the law is corrupted and the only matter is who is in charge.

Its as if life is an alternative reality for those on Trump-world.

One thing that may have a relevance in how things are going on within the family between Don, Melania and Barron is Barron declining the invite to attend AS A DELGATE at the GOP meet in Florida. This is after media reports that it was Melania who stated he would NOT be attending as a delegate and after he had attended at a [day/s] earlier previous GOP meeting in Florida.

Had Trump not ran for president , none of these cases would be trialed . America knows this, and it's why his polling is so favorable . The whole thing has backfired badly for Biden.

It is very hard to commit campaign finance violations without a campaign alright and indeed it would be a pretty good defense if he managed to get accused of it anyway!

Similarly sticking someone in court for Jan 6th would have been ridiculous if he never ran for president. Mostly because nothing out of the ordinary would have happened and it would have been either w peaceful continuation or a peaceful transfer of power depending on the results if he didn't run.

What does Biden have to do with the cases? All I can think of is that he hasn't interceded on Trump's behalf. Do you think a president should interrupt the course of justice.

It is interesting we are at the stage of "well he broke the law multiple times but we don't feel they are important enough laws to deserve punishment" stage. Interesting stance for the party of law and order.

Many have been tried for Jan 6th without running for office so this seems made up. As well as the random assumption that this is all under the direction of Biden (shouldn't you have said his handlers given he is meant to be senile or some such?).

If you want politically motivated case then see the ones against Biden that ended when they couldn't even pretend to themselves he had done anything wrong. Or the many stolen election cases when they point blank refused to ever show any evidence ever.

Yeah I am sure it took a lot for the guy who worked for Trump to support him. Guess he wants a job again if Trump pulls it off!

Campaign financing is not frivolous. Campaign laws are far too weak as is but they are there to at least try and give a level field. They knew what they were doing.

You left out what he paid a lawyer for. They knew he paid a lawyer very specifically to help in his campaign, you must have a very low opinion of Trump and anyone who about the payment to think they didn't realise that this was relevant to the campaign.

Duh. Of course. Had Trump not ran for president, he'd hardly be charged with trying to overturn an election, would he? Never president, so obviously he'd never get with an asses's roar of the White House, so no secret documents at Mar-a Lardo. The same goes for the Stormy Daniels case.

It's terrible that there are so many conspiracies and conspirators trying to stop Trump getting a 2nd term as president. It's noticeable that he gets it that he lost the last election with the 45/47 presidential T-shirts. After he offered to debate with Biden and Biden took up the offer with two debates planned, it seems MAGA heads are saying the CNN debate is rigged against Trump. You would think they don't have faith in Trump's ability to win in a debate with Biden….