Donald Trump

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Trump claimed the crowd at his recent Bronx rally was 25,000. A Trump aide said it was 8,000. It had permission for a maximum attendance of only of 3,500.

Which estimate to you think was correct?

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Scouse social media reckon there were more at our parade last night…

 

[Vic]

Trump claimed the crowd at his recent Bronx rally was 25,000. A Trump aide said it was 8,000. It had permission for a maximum attendance of only of 3,500.

Which estimate to you think was correct?

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In a city of 8 million people?

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

Trump claimed the crowd at his recent Bronx rally was 25,000. A Trump aide said it was 8,000. It had permission for a maximum attendance of only of 3,500.

Which estimate to you think was correct?

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It was the biggliest crowd that ever attended a rally in New York. Many crowd size experts have told me so.

 

[KS55]

Worth reading reports of counsel’s final statements. The jury were laughing at Trumps man and not in a good way. He got severely told off for saying “Hesitate to send a man to jail” Naughty. Prosecution guy talked for 4 hours and held the attention of the jury.
Trump fucked imho.

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

Worth reading reports of counsel’s final statements. The jury were laughing at Trumps man and not in a good way. He got severely told off for saying “Hesitate to send a man to jail” Naughty. Prosecution guy talked for 4 hours and held the attention of the jury.
Trump fucked imho.

Trump is guilty as hell. I think he'll be a convicted felon once this trial runs to conclusion. But it only takes one vote against conviction to result in a hung jury. At this point I'm 60-40 or so thinking that Trump will be convicted at the conclusion of this trial.

At which point sentencing deliberations will occur alongside an appeal of the verdict. Bottom line - Trump will run this case past election day with ease. And unless he's convicted, Trump will spin any hung jury verdict as an acquittal.

If not convicted, I think that this will be a win for Trump. And even if convicted, I don't think that this will impact election results.

 

[KS55]

Trump is guilty as hell. I think he'll be a convicted felon once this trial runs to conclusion. But it only takes one vote against conviction to result in a hung jury. At this point I'm 60-40 or so thinking that Trump will be convicted at the conclusion of this trial.

At which point sentencing deliberations will occur alongside an appeal of the verdict. Bottom line - Trump will run this case past election day with ease. And unless he's convicted, Trump will spin any hung jury verdict as an acquittal.

If not convicted, I think that this will be a win for Trump. And even if convicted, I don't think that this will impact election results.

Given Trump’s propensity to attack witnesses etc, the judge May jail him even while an appeal is continuing, assuming he is found guilty.
Eric Trump yesterday threatened jurors…..at Trump’s bidding?

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

Given Trump’s propensity to attack witnesses etc, the judge May jail him even while an appeal is continuing, assuming he is found guilty.
Eric Trump yesterday threatened jurors…..at Trump’s bidding?

It's possible - but I think unlikely. We'll see.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

It needs a unanimous verdict from the jury. Very small chance of that happening, there will always be one person who'll believe him no matter what, or one person that'll want to convict him no matter what.

I guarantee it'll be a mistrial.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Totally normal; totally cool...