Donald Trump will never go to prison, but he'll end up pleading guilty to felonies

[Saboburns]

Last edited Fri Aug 12, 2022, 08:01 PM - Edit history (1)

Plural. Felonies.

He's finished politically. This investigation is just beginning, and it'll take years yet. He has no defense, there is no defense. A lot of people, Democrats, haven't quite figured out how fucked he is. I still see a bunch of people asking if he de-classified these docs before he left the White House, or since he's ex-POTUS that he might be allowed to keep stuff like that.

No. President's can't declassify these type documents. And no, nobody may remove these docs from unsecured SCIF rooms. JUST HAVING THEM IN HIS POSSESSION MEANS HE'S FUCKED. Full stop.

Now, I still think he peddled these things for cash, and we may well find that out yet. And if he did, he's prison bound. But he's not wriggling out of trouble this time.

But I also have a hard time believing he'll be locked up for anything less than Sedition or Treason charges.

[SWBTATTReg]

1. And I wonder how they knew that he still had some classified documents still in his

procession? Did perhaps one of our overseas spies notice the documents being peddled for sale, and relay the information back home? I know that some reports are coming out that someone at MAL reported the classified documents still there, but there are so many things floating around.

What a traitor.

[Frustratedlady]

2. I've never believed he'd run in 2024 for POTUS. He will "run" as long as he can grift.

When the grifting dries up, he'll have "health problems" that will block any plans of running. They won't be the type of maladies that will interfere with his golf game, though.

Just imagine the money he's raised from grifting...let alone any money he got from the classified documents he stole. His ass should be headed to prison now. I've lost patience and am hoping we have enough Democrats who are eager to end his Dream for King.

[Ms. Toad]

11. No one with his perfect body - the one his physician loved to look at -

will admit to having "health problems."

[louis-t]

3. As someone said a few years ago

"I think he will die in prison.."

[Cracklin Charlie]

4. They can just turn his "beautiful home" into a prison.

Nobody, not even convicts, will want to be around him. He can just stay there forever.

[GuppyGal]

5. LOCK HIM UP

[Justice matters.]

6. Maybe in Georgia...

State jail awaits.

[jalan48]

7. I see a medical emergency requiring hospitalization in Trump's future. He'll get lots of

sympathy from his followers and blame for the Democrats for causing his medical issue. He will avoid jail time and be able to spend the rest of his life in his compound after the "emergency" is over, away from the political scene.

[Ohio Joe]

8. What do you see being done then?

He pleads guilty to felonies… And what? They let him go?

[Saboburns]

10. He'll be dead or close to it by sentencing time.

And it won't really matter by then. Probation, suspended sentences, agreements not to do this or that. Which he will no doubt break or stretch as is his want, and then mebbe he'll spend some time locked up.

[totodeinhere]

17. If a Republican wins the presidency in 2024 he will be pardoned.

That would leave state charges such as the probe in Georgia. But if the Republican candidate for Georgia Attorney General wins in the fall then that might go away too.

[scarletlib]

9. Unfortunately, I agree with you.

If he takes a plea deal to stay out of prison, he should be barred from ever running again and, if possible, barred from any public pronouncements or engagements.

[Saboburns]

12. I imagine that'll be in the plea deal

Yes, definitely part of the deal

[totodeinhere]

13. How can he be finished politically when he is the prohibitive favorite to win the Republican

presidential nomination? That doesn't sound like "finished" to me.

[moonscape]

14. He'll make an agreement with

DeSantis to throw his cult DeSantis’ way in exchange for a pardon.

[dclarston13]

15. It seems like the quick prosecution comes from his having

these documents. Part of that conviction should prevent him from running for office again, per his own changes to the law. So that subdues the primary threat of him running again. From there the fun can start cause he will be just be another citizen. I'm not sure but I think can cancel his SS detail in extreme circumstances.

[BlackSkimmer]

16. Keep on believin'.

I still remember Fitzmas.

[Saboburns]

20. Oh I certainly remember that too

Though I never thought much of that condescending blowhard that used to post here.

"3 business days" indeed.

BTW I used to enjoy reading TRUTHOUT, until that loud-mouth turnip head ruined it with the whole Fitzmas fiasco. And then he lied about his own articles and denied being wrong til he got drummed off here.

[agingdem]

18. New cognitive test..

SEDITION

INSURRECTION

TREASON

FELONY

[Johnny2X2X]

19. I used to think no prison

But this last week has changed that. He’s likely going to be charged with crimes that carry decades in prison. If he lives long enough I could see him doing several months.

[triron]

21. He'll be executed.

[JohnSJ]

22. If there is absolute evidence that he gave or sold classified information to Russia or another

adversary, he will go to jail