Ask anyone gloating to identify the felony that Trump has been convicted for❗ No one can BECAUSE THERE ISN'T ONE👈✅ The bookkeeping error is NOT a felony, it is a misdemeanor --- AND the statute of limitations had run out two years prior👈.
The clever unspoken implication, aided by the media lackeys, is that there was a campaign spending violation. First/ that would be a federal crime and Bragg would have no authority in law to prosecute that. Second/ the Federal Election Commission had declared it not a crime and declined to prosecute themselves. Trump's defense team wanted to call the FEC Commissioner to explain that to the NYC jury and Judge Merchan refused to allow that - refused to allow it because that would have stated a crime on the case docket and the State wanted no crime on record❗
It was all a paste up so that henceforth the scheming 'Rats could say that Donald Trump has been convicted of a felony and fool the uninformed masses with a lie... AND possibly use that lie to get Trump thrown off of the ballot OR to use that to justify denying the Congress to sign approval of the outcome of the Nov election in January - the same type of session that Trump wanted VP Pence to raise issues against in 2020.
It is all show and lies with the 'Rats, made possible by their vapid lackey media supporting everything that they do.
The simple truth is that Donald John Trump was NOT convicted and is NOT guilty of a felony in a court by a jury of his peers. Good luck with getting that message out❗
Bob,
My meme mocks those people gleefully spreading the lie on social media.
I hope you don’t think that I’ve fallen for the lie.
Best,
Oratam
One of the more interesting aspects of the NYC trial from the perspective of the bigger picture aka “Q” op was how thoroughly the whole thing was setup - getting Cohen to plead to an election crime so then they could try Trump as “accomplice” and have Merchan instruct the jury accordingly. It was noted that while Brad Smith was not allowed to testify, it left only Cohen and prosecutors as only input + guidance the jury was to receive.