Voters see through the unfair trail of Trump

  Townhall:

As the jury deliberates on the verdict in the Trump hush money trial, I wouldn’t have been shocked if this body got deadlocked. Then, Judge Merchan decided to tilt the scales, offering confusing instructions and guidelines to the jurors and setting up fertile ground for an appeal should things go sideways. One thing is clear: the American people do not care. CNN’s Harry Enten broke that down, showing the Left’s attempt at damaging Donald Trump through weaponizing our legal system has backfired:

It reached the point where hosts on this network, who I’d never thought would offer rational takes on this matter, admitted that if Trump weren’t the defendant, a trial in this hush money matter, let alone an indictment, wouldn’t have been handed down. Most Americans don’t think that Trump can get a fair trial—they see through the shenanigans here:

The former president got engulfed in a legal circus, where a misdemeanor charge was elevated to a felony but whose statute of limitations had expired. Yet, this is politics, and the target is Trump—everything is malleable. We’re looking at falsifying business records to cover up a campaign finance violation. The star witness for the prosecution, Michael Cohen, a serial liar, admitted to an even worse crime on the stand before closing arguments: he stole tens of thousands from the Trump Organization. 

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Democrats must not think they can beat Trump in a fair election so they are trying to use lawfare to stop him.  I do not think it is working.  What they are doing is making me want to vote against every Democrat on the ballot to show my disapproval of this attack on democracy.  At his point, Democrats are clearly the real threat to democracy and fair elections.

See also:

Business leaders speak out about Trump guilty verdict, with one immediately donating $300K

Sequoia founder Shaun Maguire donated $300,000 on his own

And:

 Trump campaign warns Biden to 'buckle up' after he's released from 'freezing' court to hit campaign trail Though Trump blasted the verdict convicting him of multiple felony charges, his campaign is not slowing down

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