DOJ Prosecutors Have Evidence To Charge Trump!

[Emile]

So when in hell are they going to do it?

[Fullduplexxx]

1. Supposedly after the congressional elections

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[Mr. Ected]

2. I read yesterday that he plans to announce his 2024 candidacy soon

If someone doesn't drop an indictment NOW, he and his loyalists will whine that it's all political persecution.

This is a case of justice and politics being on a collision course, and justice appears to be the weaker of the two.

[Claustrum]

6. They will make that accusation no matter what.

If we do it now, it's the midterms. It's to damage TFG so he can't run in 2024, etc. They will whine no matter what.

I don't care what they do. If he committed crimes, charge him.

[deRien]

10. I think it will

depend on the results of this election. If the Republicans will big, he will run, if the Democrats win, I don't think he will. I bet he's counting on Republicans to win in a lot of states especially those who would "fix" the election for him.

[cyclonefence]

3. There was a politician in my home town

whose campaign slogan was (swear to god) "Indicted but never convicted."

I wish TFG would rot in jail, his family left penniless (and most of them in jail, too), but I have a feeling he's going to drag this out for the rest of his god-forsaken life.

[msfiddlestix]

5. ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ n/t

[msfiddlestix]

4. What Charges do you speak of?

There is only ONE Single Truthful remark he's ever made to the American Public.

and you might have heard it before: paraphrasing:

'I can shoot someone on 5th Ave in broad daylight in the middle of the street, and they'll still vote for me'

Read that to also mean: 'And I'll never be Charged with a Crime'


Regardless of how many "investigations", he will die of old age before he ever spends a single day behind bars.

[Kaleva]

8. One has to be convicted first before going to jail in most cases.

People here assume that if TFG is charged, a conviction by a jury of his peers is a sure thing

[Justice matters.]

9. Stealing top-secret National Security documents and obstructing their return is a very BIG deal.

Not prosecuting any citizen or any foreigner for committing the first crime, moreso when some of the highest secret documents are "missing" - no matter what "previous" position the criminal had or not - would only incite others in the future to do the same and citing precedent.

hair furhair will be charged with both. The rest will be decided by a Jury of his peers as it must. Otherwise, Justice is a farce. Nothing else than a big joke.

[msfiddlestix]

17. It used to be a very big deal. but it appears not so much anymore...

at least not when it's involving that guy.

[Emile]

13. Many charges, here is an article from October 19 on obstruction!

https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2022/10/19/doj-prosecutors-have-evidence-to-charge-trump-with-obstruction-in-mar-a-lago-case-but-still-unclear-if-they-will-report-says/

[msfiddlestix]

16. So many, for a long period of time and yet he was never charged with any of those offenses

[Hugh_Lebowski]

14. The only way I think he possibly sees prison is if it's 100% provable that he sold Top Secret docs

To a foreign agent/government. But he'd not be dumb enough to do that himself, he'd set up a fall guy/gal. So proving that he ordered it would possibly be tough. Dude's a bit of a criminal mastermind, despite being an idiot in so many ways.

Anything less I think he's at most fined/barred from doing business in some places, and POSSIBLY gets stuck on probation for awhile.

[fescuerescue]

18. And that document is permitted to be introduced into court.

That's a challenge with many of these espionage cases.

That's why most reach a sweetheart deal before court.

[fescuerescue]

19. And that document is permitted to be introduced into court.

That's a challenge with many of these espionage cases.

That's why most reach a sweetheart deal before court.

[Kaleva]

7. Do they have everything in order to very likely convict him?

If they charge him and the jury finds him not guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, then he won't be able to be charged later. Even if there's enough evidence found later to make the case a slam dunk.

[Justice matters.]

11. They will do it when they will be ready to convince a criminal-case Jury.

The Jury will then have to return a "unanimous" verdict: Guilty or Innocent.

IF judged guilty, then hair furhair will appeal. The rest is speculation.

[rso]

12. Trump

With Kash Patel being immunized, DOJ may wait after Patel testifies to the Grand Jury, as he probably has valuable evidence.

[Fiendish Thingy]

15. Later. Nt