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Will Trump be convicted in any of his cases?  

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  1. 1. Will Trump be convicted in any of his cases?

    • Yes. He's going 4 for 4. (including Georgia)
      6
    • He's going to lose 3
      5
    • Two for sure
      8
    • He's only going to get convicted in one
      1
    • No. He's going to skate
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EmirOfShmo

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More speculation that Weisselberg has flipped and was snuck into the GJ last week. 

 

 

Well, Well, What If The Manhattan DA Wasn’t The ONLY One To Have A Mystery Guest?

 

Like any good Hitch**** thriller, or John Sandford novel, the twists just keep on coming. And this one just might be the most interesting, and consequential plot twist of the whole Donald Trump saga.

I wrote on Friday that in the middle of dealing with the bustle of the Trump indictments, and the coordination for Trump’s expected surrender and arraignment on Tuesday, Alvin Bragg still had time for a visit with his old Moriarty, convicted Trump former CFO Allan Weisselberg. MSNBC even played a clip of Weisselberg being escorted into the Manhattan DA’s office. Once.

I wrote at the time that when you put everything in a logical order, there could be only one reason for Allan Weisselberg to be in Bragg’s office. Either he had flipped, or he was dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s on flipping. After all, Weisselberg is about to be released from Rikers Island, and Bragg has been threatening to indict him under new, stiffer charges.

That’s fine as far as it goes. But now let’s all pull the stems on our watches, turn them the wrong way, and go back five days. On Monday former National Enquirer CEO David Pecker appeared before the grand jury for the 2nd time. He was thought of as a rebuttal witness to Trump’s shill Robert Costello the previous week. Pecker was the last witness before Bragg released the grand jury for the week. *snort*

But apparently that wasn’t true. An hour or so ago MSNBC reported on a special on Trump’s indictment that like Alvin Bragg, on Monday the grand jury had a mystery guest too. The Reverend Al Sharpton broke it, and it was confirmed by two others at the panel that one last witness was brought in through a restricted basement garage, taken up on a restricted elevator, and directly to the grand jury room through a restricted back hallway. The witness spoke to the grand jury for about 45 minutes, and then was taken back out the same way.

 

https://politizoom.com/well-well-what-if-the-manhattan-da-wasnt-the-only-one-to-have-a-mystery-guest/

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LadySkinsFan

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Arraignment: Read the charges, TFG pleads, question of bail/personal recognizance discussion, judge rules on request.  The End. Depending upon how many charges are read, it shouldn't take more than half an hour.  Cameras should be permitted. Otherwise he'll be at the mercy of court artists. Ha!

 

 

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Bang

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His lawyers are finally right about something.
And the DA should welcome it, and do everything at all possible to show everything is clean and up front.

 

Course, if Trump was smart, he'd demand cameras and be obnoxious to the point of contempt. 
A night in jail will result in him being held in a safe place, and will light the fire he wants to light. 

 

~Bang

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Fergasun

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2 minutes ago, PleaseBlitz said:

A bottle of good champagne has been selected for tomorrow. 

Sadly, I fear that aging some cat piss would be appropriate for when he is inevitably re-elected.  

 

The cult following this guy has is incredible.  

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PleaseBlitz

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23 minutes ago, Fergasun said:

Sadly, I fear that aging some cat piss would be appropriate for when he is inevitably re-elected.  

 

The cult following this guy has is incredible.  


I’ll check my cellar for that at the appropriate time. 

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