Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday

[jon-nyc]

While politicians shouldn’t be above the law, they shouldn’t be special targets either. And let’s face it, Donald Smith would never be charged for this. I mean this particular fact set and timelines, etc.

Now GA is a different story. For that he should be arrested, perp-walked, tried, convicted, and caged.

[LuFins Dad]

@jon-nyc said in Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday:

While politicians shouldn’t be above the law, they shouldn’t be special targets either. And let’s face it, Donald Smith would never be charged for this. I mean this particular fact set and timelines, etc.

Now GA is a different story. For that he should be arrested, perp-walked, tried, convicted, and caged.

I would agree that Georgia is a much more serious case, and if in a court of law he is found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt then he should pay the appropriate penalty.

I don’t like Donald Trump. I think he’s a buffoon, a narcissist, and can be an embarrassment. He’s a liar and a cheat. And he was a surprisingly good President. He failed at the critical moment, IMO, but no moreso and maybe less than Hilary or Uncle Joe would have. But the constant attacks and the NY crap? No, that needs to be squashed and squashed hard.

[mark]

@jon-nyc said in Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday:

While politicians shouldn’t be above the law, they shouldn’t be special targets either. And let’s face it, Donald Smith would never be charged for this. I mean this particular fact set and timelines, etc.

Now GA is a different story. For that he should be arrested, perp-walked, tried, convicted, and caged.

I disagree. I think those that "serve" the public should be "special targets" in a sense, that the public has placed their trust in these people vs. a private citizen. As such, they should not be able to walk a tightrope where the law is concerned. They should be subjected to stiffer punishments for breaching the public trust.

[Jolly]

@Catseye3 said in Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday:

@mark said in Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday:

We should not break the system for a clusterfuck of any kind.

Agreed, but I was referring to right or left belief, not what is the truth.

Nah, you don't care about the country.

See Jon's post. And Jon loathes Trump.

[Jolly]

@mark said in Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday:

@jon-nyc said in Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday:

While politicians shouldn’t be above the law, they shouldn’t be special targets either. And let’s face it, Donald Smith would never be charged for this. I mean this particular fact set and timelines, etc.

Now GA is a different story. For that he should be arrested, perp-walked, tried, convicted, and caged.

I disagree. I think those that "serve" the public should be "special targets" in a sense, that the public has placed their trust in these people vs. a private citizen. As such, they should not be able to walk a tightrope where the law is concerned. They should be subjected to stiffer punishments for breaching the public trust.

Show me the man and I'll show you the crime.

I suspect if the Justice Department decided to commit the resourcs to you, they have committed to Trump, you would be charged.

And you might even win. After the Feds bankrupted you and all of your family.

[Catseye3]

89th, here's more detail in answer to your earlier question: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/trump-arrested-news-updates-indictment-counts-new-york-rcna77595

[89th]

Thanks, he'll probably be found guilty but have a light, if not suspended, sentence of like 60 days in jail.

[Catseye3]

@89th

You think he'll see jail?

[Copper]

@Catseye3 said in Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday:

You think he'll see jail?

What jail would want him?

The secret service would drive the jailers crazy.

[LuFins Dad]

@89th said in Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday:

Thanks, he'll probably be found guilty but have a light, if not suspended, sentence of like 60 days in jail.

Not a chance. The misdemeanor is past the statute of limitations. The felony count can only be used if the records manipulation was used in the commission of another crime. As campaign finance violations are a Federal matter and cannot be prosecuted by the states, they can not prosecute on this. It goes nowhere. My guess? This will be eventually thrown out, but it will be dragged out and postponed and such for over 12-14 months. Just to tie up Trump resources while facing the other potential indictments.

[Mik]

It’ll be the best jail. Everybody says so.

[xenon]

Our best hope of not getting more Trump is to keep him boring. This isn’t helping.

[LuFins Dad]

@xenon said in Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday:

Our best hope of not getting more Trump is to keep him boring. This isn’t helping.

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[Catseye3]

Picture it. Trump is elected. The Secretary of State sends the following letter to the President of France: "We regret to inform you that we are unable to attend Monsieur le President's birthday party. The terms of Mr. Trump's parole forbid him from traveling beyond the borders of the United States. Have a good time at the party. Respectfully, Etc."

[George K]

Covfefe - riffic!

[Mik]

You can’t make this stuff up.

[Copper]

It is ham-fisted, a bit brutish, awkward and, not surprisingly, impolite.

But I think it is accurate.

The sentiment in that message is why he was elected.

And why he could be reelected.

[LuFins Dad]

The market sure didn’t mind the indictment… A couple more and the Dow could be back over 35,000…

[Axtremus]

Trump is increasingly irrelevant to the economy or the market.

[Catseye3]

@LuFins-Dad said in Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday:

The market sure didn’t mind the indictment…

That's indicament. Get it right.