We're talking about pending or possible indictments. Of course, no indictments have yet materialized.
Donald faces "multiple sources" of investigation that may have enough evidence to indict. Those include the Manhattan DA's investigation into "hush money" in the renewed Stormy Daniels case (previously a civil suit), Georgia's Fulton County case where a special grand jury is investigating Donnie's attempt to pressure the Sec. of State there to garner needed votes for a win, the Mar-a-Lago secret documents cache and Donnie's repeated refusals to hand them over, but the most potentially devastating case - the electoral rigging hoax and the resultant Jan. 6, 2021 Trumper assault on the Capitol - has a complex of possible federal law violations and let's not forget Donnie's facing a probe into his possible tax evasion.
Well, let me put it bluntly: even if ALL these investigations reveal Donnie's clean as a newborn baby, and he goes on unfettered with his reelection campaign, and if he even wins the 2024 election, a majority of voters will know he's had a long history as a serial business fraudster, and lies like a goddamn flea-bitten bear rug! LOL! And even if there's no convictions, there'll be many Americans unwilling to trust a serial crook. And it's very unlikely he'll ever get a popular majority to put his bastardly butt back into office. With the magic of the EC vote, Donnie might get into the Oval Office but it would seem almost certain that "victory" for his corrupted self will ignite a veritable firestorm of civil unrest like the nation's not seen since the 1960s, and perhaps the 1860s.
It'd be a terribly socially, politically and economically roiled USA if that happened. And the Left's committed to ensuring that at the very least, Donnie will have one felony conviction that will derail his authoritarian future he envisions.
I quote:
The most interesting case, and perhaps the most consequential for American democracy, involves Trump’s attempts to steal the 2020 election—something often shorthanded as “January 6” but that includes not just the riot that day but also the weeks-long paperwork coup that preceded it. Though Willis’s investigation captures one slice of that, her purview is also restricted to one state among the several where Trump tried to interfere with results. A federal case has the potential to really capture much of the scope of the former president’s plot against American democracy.
Delivering on that potential will not be easy. The scope is enormous: fake electors, the Justice Department mutiny, the actual January 6 riot, the pressure campaign against Mike Pence, and more, all united by the goal of keeping Trump in power despite the outcome of the election in Biden’s favor. Although the House committee uncovered a great deal of evidence, some of it is hearsay and thus not admissible in court, and although in common parlance Trump is clearly to blame, securing a conviction is still tough. “Even if in your heart of hearts you think he is guilty, can you get 12 strangers to agree?” McQuade asked.
After a years-long elaborate dance with the law in which he usually stayed just one step ahead, Donald Trump now faces at least three serious investigations that could produce criminal charges. He denies wrongdoing in all cases, but many legal experts think that prosecutors have grounds to charge him and will. Others believe that Trump shouldn’t be charged, or that prosecutors might choose not to charge him even if they can.
What actually will happen is unpredictable. We don’t know what pieces of evidence—or even what investigations—might exist that aren’t public, we don’t know how prosecutors will wield the discretion the law affords them, and, of course, we don’t know how a jury might fall on any charges that end up being tried. But the mountains of evidence already before the public—about Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election, about his handling of government documents, and about his previous interactions with the justice system—suggest a fierce conflict to come. “He has learned that due process is the Achilles’ heel of liberal democracy,” Paul Rosenzweig, a former federal prosecutor, told me. “He’s weaponized the court systems all of his life.”
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/01/indictment-donald-trump-fulton-georgia-mar-a-lago-documents-january-6/672800/
Indictments will probably spark all manner of mayhem across the nation perpetrated by far rightists and if only one felony sticks on Donnie's back, it could devolve into civil war. It'd be the stupidest civil war ever. But warfare, generally, is a gross stupidity and a horrid waste of lives and resources. It will likely, though, be quite profitable for the elite. And the mass medias, too. Along with the funeral home and cemetery businesses.
If Donnie escapes it all, with no felonies, and continues his campaign, enraged leftists will go after him and his supporters, tooth and nail, I fear. The two groups will clash in the streets and everywhere else. It's not in this nation's best interest to rehire a serial crook and pathological liar that's had such poor presidential and private behaviors.
Stop the partisan grind mill, junior, for one minute and in your conscience, consider this: Jimmy Carter's moral character was vastly superior to Donnie's, and even GW Bush, GHW Bush, Reagan, Obama and Clinton didn't attempt to pull off an electoral rigging hoax and use that dangerous lie as a basis to incite their followers to attack our Capitol.
Donnie's tenure was way more corrupted than even Richard Milhouse Nixon's. And far more dangerous. NIxon wasn't a cult star for maniacs, malcontents and the mindless. For Donnie, it was four years of senseless warfare in the Press Sec.'s briefings, childish fights with celebs and journalists and today, it's Jetson's-style cities and flying cars, digital trading cards with Donnie as various superheroes, grandiose plans to make America into a virtual utopia and viciously depicting Democrats as traitorous conspiratorial commies and socialists or Biden as godless and evil, rioters as misunderstood maligned "patriotic" heroes, and himself as a mistreated great patriot whose mission it is to save the nation from leftist-caused ruin. LOL!! He is the ruinous one. A warrior without a believable, justifiable cause, and nothing substantial to prove his allegations.
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