It's Over For Now
It seems to me that every new development in the Manhattan case in which Trump is the criminal defendant has happened, and it will be quite some time before anything new surfaces.
While attorneys will be active with various motions and hearings, Trump himself is next due in court in this case in December. I can get many good things done between now and December. Putting a lot of time into forming opinions about the various aspects of this case is not one of them. I don't have the information the lawyers have and most public opinions uttered about this will count for nothing.
Believing Trump committed crimes and wanting to see him brought to justice, I'm pleased to see Trump become a defendant in a criminal case, and I'm quite content to wait until December to see what develops then. With three other grand juries now investigating Trump, I think the Manhattan case will the least of his worries come December.
Donald Trump has been arrested. The world did not come to an end. His supporters did not take to the streets. Tomorrow will look and feel pretty much the same as today.
Oh. By the way, an important election happened in Wisconsin today in which the Democratic candidate for state supreme court justice soundly defeated the Republican; giving liberals the majority on the court for the first time in 15 years.
I think it was the pro-abortion vote that gave her the win. While Trump is getting all the media attention and rallying Republicans around him, the issue that is driving motivated voters to vote is abortion rights. The Supreme Court revoked Roe v. Wade but the voters aren't having it. And while Trump complains about this and that, these voters are taking to the streets and the polls to elect pro-abortion people when the opportunities arise.
It seems to me that every new development in the Manhattan case in which Trump is the criminal defendant has happened, and it will be quite some time before anything new surfaces.
- The grand jury issued an indictment
- Trump was arrested and arraigned
- The Manhattan DA had his press conference
- Trump made his speech
- The talking heads have said pretty much everything they are going to say about this again and again and again for the next several months.
While attorneys will be active with various motions and hearings, Trump himself is next due in court in this case in December. I can get many good things done between now and December. Putting a lot of time into forming opinions about the various aspects of this case is not one of them. I don't have the information the lawyers have and most public opinions uttered about this will count for nothing.
Believing Trump committed crimes and wanting to see him brought to justice, I'm pleased to see Trump become a defendant in a criminal case, and I'm quite content to wait until December to see what develops then. With three other grand juries now investigating Trump, I think the Manhattan case will the least of his worries come December.
Donald Trump has been arrested. The world did not come to an end. His supporters did not take to the streets. Tomorrow will look and feel pretty much the same as today.
Oh. By the way, an important election happened in Wisconsin today in which the Democratic candidate for state supreme court justice soundly defeated the Republican; giving liberals the majority on the court for the first time in 15 years.
I think it was the pro-abortion vote that gave her the win. While Trump is getting all the media attention and rallying Republicans around him, the issue that is driving motivated voters to vote is abortion rights. The Supreme Court revoked Roe v. Wade but the voters aren't having it. And while Trump complains about this and that, these voters are taking to the streets and the polls to elect pro-abortion people when the opportunities arise.
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