Don't forget that Trump is a convicted felon

[winn dixie]

Originally Posted by texassapper

And this is relevant to the Constitutional requirements to serve in the Presidency.

It should be. No way to spin this any other way. Trumpf is a convicted felon.

[rooster]

Whether it is allowed by the Constitution is not an issue for many.

It is a moral issue.

Trump is not fit for office.

The fact that he is a convicted felon supports that point of view.

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[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by Tigbitties38

It's a proven fact.

All of your bullshit meant nothing.
If the judge had to explain to every non-lawyer tard that posted on a hooker board,they wouldn't ever get anything done.

has nothing to do with explaining it to you or me .. it's what he instructed the jury

Originally Posted by Tigbitties38

Stay on topic.
More added details that mean nothing?

Nothing you've posted means anything or is significant in any way.

You don't know anything about New York law or any law.

if you say so

[Tigbitties38]

You're right. Because I say so.

You don't know squat about the law

Especially New York law.

But you alone found the crack in this case that all of trump world has been looking for.

Trump has given up looking because he's desperate and is hoping he wins the election.

This one is in the books. There's no one to help him now.

Trump is a convicted felon.

He may win an appeal but until then, he's guilty as hell.

Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

has nothing to do with explaining it to you or me .. it's what he instructed the jury





if you say so

[Salty Again]

... Trump WILL prevail on appeal. ...

And a "convicted felon" is about to be elected President. ...

#### Salty

[TravelingHere]

Originally Posted by Salty Again

... Trump WILL prevail on appeal. ...

And a "convicted felon" is about to be elected President. ...

#### Salty

Felon or not, the man is getting my support.
The guys who founded this country were felons.
What the last 8 years taught me is the political establishment will go after anyone that steps out of line, and a vote for DJT is an FU to them.
Good enough for me.
These are the people who have sold out the common man to enrich themselves and I don't care about their shrieks.

[Yssup Rider]

Originally Posted by TravelingHere

Felon or not, the man is getting my support.
The guys who founded this country were felons.
What the last 8 years taught me is the political establishment will go after anyone that steps out of line, and a vote for DJT is an FU to them.
Good enough for me.
These are the people who have sold out the common man to enrich themselves and I don't care about their shrieks.

You're describing MAGAs buddy.

BTW - A belated welcome to ECCIE!

[TravelingHere]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

You're describing MAGAs buddy.

BTW - A belated welcome to ECCIE!

I guess I fall in that camp then and TY

[Tigbitties38]

If I limited the OP to what you suggest (charged with) then
I couldn't call him a convicted felon. So if you agreed based
on charges he hasn't been convicted of
that doesn't support the OP.

Originally Posted by Tiny

Those were bull shit convictions. He paid off a porn star through Michael Cohen and got prosecuted for campaign law violations. The prosecution, like the rest of the ones in Manhattan, was political. Many people recognize that. And those 34 convictions might just result in Trump getting more votes than if he'd never been charged.

If you limited your post to charges he may be convicted of the future, Future? We're not talking about the future. The OP is referring to the past. He was already convicted. He may be convicted of other charges. But he hasn't been yet.like the election interference case Jack Smith is trying in Washington, D.C., I might agree with you.

[Tigbitties38]

You're wrong again.

I said ", Trump has been convicted of 34 felony counts. I can't wait to see how many new charges he will be convicted of."

Of course you cut part of my quote off. The " I can't waitt
see " keeps facts and opinion separate. Context is important.

I clearly stated the difference between charges and convictions.

I conveniently ignored the DC story? Did the OP say anything about the consequences or possible results of the convictions? No, it did not.



The reason the DC story wasn't included was because it had nothing to do with trump's convictions. It hasn't even gone to trial. DUH,!!

Originally Posted by Tiny

WRONG again. You brought up “new charges he will be convicted of” in your original post. I said the election interference charges, which fall into that category, are what could have nuked him, not Alvin Bragg’s made up charges.

[Tigbitties38]

Oh, and by the way, trump's hush money" pay off was not an election type crime. If you read the indictment you will see all of the charges are exactly the same. Falsification of business records. Calling it a hush money case is incorrect. The payments made were illegal because of the way they were recorded. They were falsified business records.
No FEC involved. That's why that FEC guy wasn't allowed to testify. No FEC involved.

Can't remember who was bitching about the Biden admin not doing work on the case but no feds needed. The list of issues that person posted were mostly BS.

Most of your posts are incorrect. It's pretty funny watching y'all pretend to be lawyers. All the misinformation you were putting out about the judge's actions is especially humorous.
Think about it. You claim a member of the State Supreme Court has gone rogue and is making things up as he goes along. Out of the thousands of New York attorneys, how many came forward to say the judge was wrong? We heard from a handful of nobodies. You don't hear from anybody at this point. And the issues that might kick it out aren't the commonly brought up as valid reasons. Again, think about it. If there were so many problems, why hasn't it been kicked back?

Moot point. Keep posting. You make me smile.

And as a side note, it's really funny how y'all try to resurrect some of your/trump's long running trump lies.

[Budman]

So it was a bookkeeping error. How horrible.

[txdot-guy]

Originally Posted by Budman

So it was a bookkeeping error. How horrible.

Not an error. A deliberate attempt to disguise payment for one thing as another. It’s a type of fraud, which is why NY has made it illegal.

They don’t want to make it easier for finance bros to hide their bad deeds. Since NY is the financial capital of the world strong laws like this one are required to keep people on the straight and narrow.

I know a lot of people want to give Trump a pass, but with all the exclamations of “Biden Crime Family”, I find it massively hypocritical that It’s okay when your guy does it so blatantly.

Trump is a crook, plain and simple. He’s been convicted of multiple felonies for trying to hide a money trail. He’s possibly the most unethical politician elected to President in my lifetime. I think he’s worse than Nixon.

And the really scary part is not that people can’t see it but that they give him a pass for his horrendously bad behavior and actions.

[lustylad]

Originally Posted by Budman

So it was a bookkeeping error. How horrible.

Lol. I'm still trying to figure out what the "error" was. Cohen was trumpy's lawyer. He solicited non-disclosure agreements from Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal. They agreed to sign and be bound by the NDAs in return for payments. Cohen drafted the NDAs, paid the negotiated amount to each woman, then turned around and billed the Trump Organization for reimbursement of "legal services".

Seems to me what Cohen did was accurately described. He performed legal services for the Trump Organization and was paid for them.

What am I missing?

Perhaps the OP can elucidate this. He keeps insisting nobody else knows anything about NY state law.

[Lucas McCain]

Originally Posted by txdot-guy

Not an error. A deliberate attempt to disguise payment for one thing as another. It’s a type of fraud, which is why NY has made it illegal.

They don’t want to make it easier for finance bros to hide their bad deeds. Since NY is the financial capital of the world strong laws like this one are required to keep people on the straight and narrow.

I know a lot of people want to give Trump a pass, but with all the exclamations of “Biden Crime Family”, I find it massively hypocritical that It’s okay when your guy does it so blatantly.

Trump is a crook, plain and simple. He’s been convicted of multiple felonies for trying to hide a money trail. He’s possibly the most unethical politician elected to President in my lifetime. I think he’s worse than Nixon.

And the really scary part is not that people can’t see it but that they give him a pass for his horrendously bad behavior and actions.

Very true, but all of this could have easily been avoided if Trump just used his own damn money instead of trying to be slick and cheap and charging it to his business as attorney fees... that's kind of why I don't take this particular felony that seriously.