Wait, you don't think Trump supporters are suffering from mental illness? How do explain the Jan 6 crowd? These people have been convicted in normal courts. The entire election fraud campaign was a set up, as evident by the many people arrest for election interference. How could someone possibly no...

Lose an election? COMPLETELY undermine the electoral process in the country, to the point where you encourage your supporters to stop the count and don't discourage them from hanging your VP. Lose a court case and become a felon? COMPLETELY undermine the judicial system in the country. Does anyone ...

"an inability to admit something is wrong." So is that ultimately your answer? Setting your sarcasm from the remainder of your post aside, would you at least agree that Donald Trump is the most polarizing figure in the history (at least modern history) of American politics? For every person who ido...

The problem will be commensurate with comparing apples and oranges. Though individual player talent among star Negro League players are likely on a par with MLB, there'll always be the question of overall player talent and level of competition. It probably won't stop here. People are starting to ta...

What evidence outside of their witnesses did they have to prove the motive? That’s all they needed. But cohen wasn’t the only witness. And they had evidence to corroborate what Cohen was saying. If Cohen was as bad as you say and the case was as weak as you claim why didn’t Trumps defense easily sw...

Deleted User 16378 wrote: ↑

Thu May 30, 2024 6:49 pm

You lighten up. And screw your liberal infested Buzzboard. Bye

Adios.

They are meritless, and the trial was a joke. The idea that Trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of intentionally orchestrating a scheme to violate campaign finance laws is utterly ludicrous. The notion the $130,000 constituted a campaign contribution is completely bizarre, in my mind. And it ...

They are meritless, and the trial was a joke. The idea that Trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of intentionally orchestrating a scheme to violate campaign finance laws is utterly ludicrous. I agree completely. The notion the $130,000 constituted a campaign contribution is completely bizarre,...

The money was funneled through the campaign. That’s the issue. Let's talk about that, because that's where I get lost in trying to figure out what the argument here is. What money are you referring to specifically? If I have it right the $130,000 was funneled through campaign accounts from Trump to...

They are meritless, and the trial was a joke. The idea that Trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of intentionally orchestrating a scheme to violate campaign finance laws is utterly ludicrous. I agree completely. The notion the $130,000 constituted a campaign contribution is completely bizarre,...

The decision of whether or not he spends time behind bars will be, just like everything else related to this prosecution and trial, purely political. The left wants him behind bars, so he'll spend time behind bars. My prediction is a 34-day sentence plus a ton of probation. A jury was convinced bey...

Why? If anything, this verdict will only motivate him even more to carry on campaigning. btw - you are the one who just yesterday said he'd be found not guilty, and even I was skeptical of that prediction. Because the GOP is doomed at this point. You’re getting solid advice from people who badly wa...

They are meritless, and the trial was a joke. The idea that Trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of intentionally orchestrating a scheme to violate campaign finance laws is utterly ludicrous. He’s unlikely to win an appeal. His lawyer even through in a line something like “please don’t send my...

Honeyman wrote: ↑

Wed May 29, 2024 9:47 am

Fry the motherfucker.

Order up!

MWmetalhead wrote: ↑

Thu May 30, 2024 5:12 pm

I'm stunned by the verdict. WOW.

I'm sure Trump's team will exhaust all possible avenues to attempt an appeal.

They can appeal the sentence and appeal to the appeals court. In New York the levels are reversed so if the appeals court says it stands he’s out of luck. That’s the top of the ladder.