It's Official. The First Felon President in History.

[glamorilla]

No, he's racist a lot.

Black fatigue is real.

 

[Lazaran]

Now that this is out of the way, bring on day 1! Maybe Sleepy Joe will pardon him like he pardoned his outlaw crack head son? LOL, MAGA!

Dumbfuck MAGAt "thinks" President Biden can “pardon” the rapey, racist, fascist, misogynistic, idiotic, corrupt orange traitor when that orange POS was CONVICTED in a STATE prosecution / court.



Dumbfuck MAGAt

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

And the felony was...?

He has no clue.

 

[TastySuckToy]

That is a good point. I would expect more severe consequences for 34 felony convictions.

There wasn't 34 felony convictions. There was 34 counts of falsifying business records, which were all well past their statute of limitations (and just misdemeanors), and only got brought to court under the claim they were done in order to cover up a felony offense...and no one wants to explain what that was.

The judge even instructed the jury to not worry about agreeing on any felony offense, just agree there was probably one there somewhere.

 

[HumpDayHoratio]

There wasn't 34 felony convictions. There was 34 counts of falsifying business records, which were all well past their statute of limitations (and just misdemeanors), and only got brought to court under the claim they were done in order to cover up a felony offense...and no one wants to explain what that was.

The judge even instructed the jury to not worry about agreeing on any felony offense, just agree there was probably one there somewhere.

The comical thing is, the meth heads on this forum don’t understand any of what you posted. They just think they “got” him!

 

[TastySuckToy]

The comical thing is, the meth heads on this forum don’t understand any of what you posted. They just think they “got” him!

Yeah, and Trump just got sentenced too...

Said 'sentencing' is absolutely identical to someone walking out of the court who got convicted of nothing and sentenced to nothing.

But hey, guess they get to use words like 'convicted', 'felon' and 'sentenced'.

 

[Mrtenant]

There wasn't 34 felony convictions. There was 34 counts of falsifying business records, which were all well past their statute of limitations (and just misdemeanors), and only got brought to court under the claim they were done in order to cover up a felony offense...and no one wants to explain what that was.

The judge even instructed the jury to not worry about agreeing on any felony offense, just agree there was probably one there somewhere.

Which should leave plenty of room for an appeal if it is exactly as you describe.

I wasn't there at the proceedings, had no view of the court documents, and only have the news from several resources that say otherwise. As we all know, the news isn't always as truthful as we would like. I can be corrected on the details.

 

[Lazaran]

And the felony was...?

TaintyFuckBoi needs to read, comprehend, then STFU & FOAD:

https://time.com/6985532/trump-conviction-myths-debunked-essay/





Hope that ^ helps.



TaintyFuckBoi

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

There wasn't 34 felony convictions. There was 34 counts of falsifying business records, which were all well past their statute of limitations (and just misdemeanors), and only got brought to court under the claim they were done in order to cover up a felony offense...and no one wants to explain what that was.

The judge even instructed the jury to not worry about agreeing on any felony offense, just agree there was probably one there somewhere.

Why didn’t Trump’s Attorneys address this during the trial?

 

[Lazaran]

He has no clue.

BabyBoobs needs to read, comprehend, then STFU & FOAD:

https://time.com/6985532/trump-conviction-myths-debunked-essay/





Hope that ^ helps.



BabyBoobs

 

[Politruk]

Final nail in the coffin of the leftie narrative and their pathetic attempt to weaponize the justice system.

They know Trump is not guilty, it was a complete farce intended only to smear his name in an attempt to stop him winning the election. It failed.

Hence why he's 'convicted' without a single minute in jail or dollar in fines judgement.

Says the dishonest POS who denies Trump is a rapist.

 

[icanhelp1]

BabyBoobs needs to read, comprehend, then STFU & FOAD:

https://time.com/6985532/trump-conviction-myths-debunked-essay/





Hope that ^ helps.



BabyBoobs

I prefer this summation. Time is a leftwing rag!!

 

[icanhelp1]

https://www.megynkelly.com/2025/01/...trump-sentencing-in-ny-business-records-case/

Megyn Exposes the Sham Sentencing of Donald Trump in New York Business Records Case​

by Megyn Kelly
15 mins ago3 min read
Politics

The Democrats finally got what they wanted – or so they think. Donald Trump is now officially a ‘convicted felon.’ He is also our next president, so the left should probably include that term in their celebratory smashes of the football.
In a New York City courtroom on Friday morning, Judge Juan Merchan handed down the sentence of an unconditional discharge to President Trump. That means no jail time or any other punishment, and many believe the conviction will eventually be thrown out on appeal.
Mark my words: It is going to be thrown out on appeal. Enjoy being able to say “convicted felon” while you can. As a reminder, it goes right after you refer to him as “Mr. President.” This lawfare helped get him elected. I am not exactly sure why the Democrats feel so smug about this.

The Prosecution​

None of this stopped the prosecutor in the New York State Supreme Court case, Assistant District Attorney Joshua Steinglass, from droning on this morning about just how terrible of a man he thinks Donald Trump is. Here’s a flavor of what he had to say:

STEINGLASS: …The defendant’s conduct before, during, and after this trial also merits consideration. Instead of preserving, protecting, and defending our constitutionally established system of criminal justice, the defendant – the once and future president of the United States – has engaged in a coordinated campaign to undermine its legitimacy. Far from expressing any kind of remorse for his criminal conduct, the defendant has purposefully bred disdain for our judicial institutions and the rule of law…
Such threats are designed to have a chilling effect, to intimidate who have the responsibility to enforce our laws… Put simply, this defendant has caused enduring damage to public perception of the criminal justice system and has placed officers of the court in harm’s way… Sentencing the defendant permits this court to enter judgment to cement the defendant’s status as a convicted felon…

 

[icanhelp1]

https://www.megynkelly.com/2025/01/...trump-sentencing-in-ny-business-records-case/

Megyn Kelly cont;

"That is what it was all about. The nerve of this guy to say it is Donald Trump who caused damage to the court and to the justice system with his reaction to this case. Talk about putting the cart before the horse. You, sir, are to blame for all of that. You. Donald Trump called it out for the absolute insulting joke of a proceeding that it was. You caused the lack of trust in an institution that had been mostly respected. Even President Joe Biden called out how he doesn’t trust the justice system when he pardoned his son Hunter. So, please spare me.

This whole thing was rushed to sentencing by a judge who was determined to be able to call Trump a ‘convicted felon.’ It was for that reason and that reason only because it has been about politics from the start. These losers are wrapping themselves in sanctimony. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg was out there claiming the the will of the jury must be heard and who was he to interfere with the jury process. The judge had the same message.

Give me a break. You two orchestrated this from the beginning. You have been working hand in hand to make sure you could just get this ‘convicted felon’ label on Trump. You desperately wanted it earlier so that maybe it could affect the election, but you failed. You got your conviction and no one gave a sh-t. Even the left-wing media recognized that this case was a joke. You failed utterly in doing anything other than creating sympathy for Donald Trump and making yourselves look like idiots.

And then, rather than just walking it back because you got enough embarrassment, you rushed to try to get this declaration as though it was going to be meaningful. It means nothing other than you have additionally irritated the next president. Let’s see how that works out for you. I look forward to watching it, frankly. It also probably created more sympathy for Trump from people seeing how unfair this is.

It is not going well for you, Mr. Steinglass, or for you, Judge Merchan."

 

[RoryN]

[garbage]

I wonder if it's all those black daddies living by the 4 fs ( find them, feel them, fuck them, forget them ).

Post in thread 'The real badbabysitter finally revealed..' https://forum.literotica.com/threads/the-real-badbabysitter-finally-revealed.1504564/post-90980000

blacks have a higher propensity of violence than all races combined.

Post in thread 'If America Is Racist, Why Have Millions of Blacks Emigrated Here?' https://forum.literotica.com/thread...f-blacks-emigrated-here.1547263/post-93907526

I wouldn’t even think of walking a predominately black neighborhood, wouldn’t end well.

Post in thread 'White Officers in Minority Communities' https://forum.literotica.com/threads/white-officers-in-minority-communities.1525284/post-92435953

 

[Bray123]

The Felon Rapist has appointed Todd Blanche (his lawyer who didn't think to raise the defense that no offences had been committed) to deputy attorney general at the Justice Department.

No doubt the felon will be looking at what Putin is doing in Russia; jailing the lawyers who dared to defend Lukashenka for 'involvement in terrorism'. Lukashenko was of course the guy murdered by Putin for daring to expose his corruption.

 

[Lazaran]

I prefer <snip >

Meanwhile:

https://time.com/6985532/trump-conviction-myths-debunked-essay/

^ The inconvenient truth for MAGAts, like ineedhelp1.



MAGAts, like ineedhelp1

 

[icanhelp1]

Meanwhile:

https://time.com/6985532/trump-conviction-myths-debunked-essay/

^ The inconvenient truth for MAGAts, like ineedhelp1.



MAGAts, like ineedhelp1

The reality:

 

[Lazaran]

https://time.com/6985532/trump-conviction-myths-debunked-essay/





ineedhelp1

 

[icanhelp1]

https://time.com/6985532/trump-conviction-myths-debunked-essay/





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[Lazaran]

https://time.com/6985532/trump-conviction-myths-debunked-essay/





ineedhelp1

 

[icanhelp1]

https://www.aol.com/jonathan-turley-trumps-trial-shows-164625334.html


JONATHAN TURLEY: Trump's trial shows NY couldn't handle the truth. Sentence rams that home

With the sentencing of Donald Trump on Friday, the final verdict on the New York criminal trial of the president-elect is in. The verdict is not the one that led to no jail or probation for the incoming president. Acting Justice Juan Merchan has brought down the gavel on the New York legal system as a whole.

Once considered the premier legal system in the country, figures like New York Attorney General Letitia James, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Justices Arthur F. Engoron and Juan Merchan have caused the system to be weaponized for political purposes. Trump will walk away from this trial and into the White House in less than two weeks, but the New York system will walk into infamy after this day.

The case has long been denounced by objective legal observers, including intense Trump critics, as a legal absurdity. Even CNN’s senior legal analyst Elie Honig denounced the case as legally flawed and unprecedented while Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., simply called it total "b—s–t."

Donald Trump Sentenced With No Penalty In New York Criminal Trial, As Judge Wishes Him 'Godspeed' In 2Nd Term

It is a case based on a non-crime. Bragg took a long-dead misdemeanor and zapped it back into life with a novel and unfounded theory. By using federal violations that were never charged, let alone tried, Bragg turned a misdemeanor into dozens of felonies and essentially tried Trump for federal offenses.

Merchan not only allowed those charges to be brought to trial but then added layers of reversible errors in the effort to bag Trump at any cost. For that, he was lionized by the liberal media and many New Yorkers. However, Trump still managed to pull in 3.6 million New York votes, or 42.7%, in the 2024 election. After all of the lawfare and every advantage (including a heavily biased media and a larger war chest), Vice President Kamala Harris lost hundreds of thousands of votes in 2024 compared to Joe Biden just four years earlier.

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Many polls showed that the public saw the Manhattan criminal case for what it was: raw lawfare targeting a leading political opponent. The election itself felt like the largest verdict in history as citizens rejected the political, legal and media establishments in one of our nation’s most historic elections.

 

[dmallord]

It's official, the NY court system is as corrupt as the day is long. Long gone are the days that would consider the NY judicial system as measured to the gold standard for judicial prudence. IMHO Bragg, Merchan and James exposed themselves as political hack. Outright abuse of their power granted to them by the people of New York has set a precedent of exceptional political interference with the rule of law. New Yorkers should be embarrassed.

The system did what it was supposed to. It heard evidence before a jury and convicted him based on that evidence. Let's take a moment to recap the basics since you seem to have lost the details of the case:

• Fact: Stormy Daniels wrote an expose stating she had sex with Trump in Las Vegas in 2008.
• Fact: Trump arranged for hush money to pay for her silence.
• Fact: Evidenced in court by checks and ledger entries, he and/or his chief accountant wrote under the pretext that the money was paid to Michael Cohen as legal fees.
• Fact: Cohen said so, as did the publisher who bought her story and didn't release it to protect Trump. Meanwhile, the accountant retired with a million-dollar bonus and went to jail under other charges; he did not testify.
• Fact: In an unrelated deposition, confused 78-year-old Trump says he didn't fuck E.J. Carroll as he studied a photo lineup of women picking out Carroll and identified her as his ex-wife, Marla. [Perhaps he thought he was fucking her at the time he was in Las Vegas with Daniels - a stretch, but it points to memory issues, perhaps.]
• Fact: Stormy testified under oath she had sex with Trump.
• Fact: Trump did not take the stand to deny the allegations.
• Fact: NY law says it is fraud if you attempt to cook the business books.

Twelve jurors heard these facts, and others presented and applied the laws as given to them. As one mind, they found Trump and his company had concealed the payments, writing them off as legitimate business transactions. It is a crime in NY to falsify payments to individuals for work they did not perform. The ledger says Trump paid Cohen for legal work in the next tax year. No legal work, a business deduction, was performed by Cohen that year on behalf of Trump.

The arrogance of Trump was that he wrote the hush money payments off as a business deduction. That was the crime in a nutshell. The felon could have just noted the payments as 'non-deducible expenses' on his taxes, and he would not have faced the charges he underwent. For a paltry $130,000, the 'smart businessman' paid millions in legal fees to attempt a basic coverup of a plain vanilla crime that occurs in NY on a routine basis.

Cry 'political hacks' if you want, but that red-herring cackle doesn't fly in the face of basic facts.

BTW are the Haitians still eating the people's pets?

 

[icanhelp1]

The system did what it was supposed to. It heard evidence before a jury and convicted him based on that evidence. Let's take a moment to recap the basics since you seem to have lost the details of the case:

• Fact: Stormy Daniels wrote an expose stating she had sex with Trump in Las Vegas in 2008.
• Fact: Trump arranged for hush money to pay for her silence.
• Fact: Evidenced in court by checks and ledger entries, he and/or his chief accountant wrote under the pretext that the money was paid to Michael Cohen as legal fees.
• Fact: Cohen said so, as did the publisher who bought her story and didn't release it to protect Trump. Meanwhile, the accountant retired with a million-dollar bonus and went to jail under other charges; he did not testify.
• Fact: In an unrelated deposition, confused 78-year-old Trump says he didn't fuck E.J. Carroll as he studied a photo lineup of women picking out Carroll and identified her as his ex-wife, Marla. [Perhaps he thought he was fucking her at the time he was in Las Vegas with Daniels - a stretch, but it points to memory issues, perhaps.]
• Fact: Stormy testified under oath she had sex with Trump.
• Fact: Trump did not take the stand to deny the allegations.
• Fact: NY law says it is fraud if you attempt to cook the business books.

Twelve jurors heard these facts, and others presented and applied the laws as given to them. As one mind, they found Trump and his company had concealed the payments, writing them off as legitimate business transactions. It is a crime in NY to falsify payments to individuals for work they did not perform. The ledger says Trump paid Cohen for legal work in the next tax year. No legal work, a business deduction, was performed by Cohen that year on behalf of Trump.

The arrogance of Trump was that he wrote the hush money payments off as a business deduction. That was the crime in a nutshell. The felon could have just noted the payments as 'non-deducible expenses' on his taxes, and he would not have faced the charges he underwent. For a paltry $130,000, the 'smart businessman' paid millions in legal fees to attempt a basic coverup of a plain vanilla crime that occurs in NY on a routine basis.

Cry 'political hacks' if you want, but that red-herring cackle doesn't fly in the face of basic facts.

BTW are the Haitians still eating the people's pets?

Don't recap to me, I watched the case unfold. You see things through the prism of TDS. This was a political persecution on all fronts.

 

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