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Bingo: Trump Admits Intent to “Induce Lending” With Financial Statements
(newrepublic.com)
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this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2023
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"They let him get away with anything."
"Ok he's under investigation but they'll let him slide."
"Ok, he's been charged, but they'll never convict him."
The Trump organization is already criminally convicted of fraud and Weiselberg already spent time at Rikers Island.
Trump has already been found liable for rape and defamation, and another case for that act is going to add to his millions in damages that he will have to pay.
His business in New York is already a dead man walking. He's going to have to liquidate nearly everything to pay off the damages that the Judge will decide from this trial in December, if not earlier, depending on witnesses the defense calls.
There are likely going to be criminal fraud charges brought for the same actions and intent being uncovered in this case.
In March, the Federal criminal case begins for election interference and obstruction. Those charges will put him in prison before the '24 election. After that, Fulton Co. GA and Federal docs case will go forward and he will get more convictions and more time.
We all want the wheels of justice to turn faster on blatant fucks like this, but that's not how the system works.
Trump is going to die in prison if he doesn't off himself first.
That's if he doesn't get elected president first. If he's on the ballot, he still stands a good chance of getting elected and then those charges may not stick. That's why he keeps pushing for further dates on his trials. Let's hope the wheels of justice move quickly this time.
He's never making it into that office again, one way or another.
You are an amazing optimist in this situation. I think I'm a pretty damn optimistic person, but I still fear this man will walk away without ever seeing the inside of a jail cell.
I think you believe what all of us want to happen actually will. You believe what would happen to any non-rich elite will happen to Trump, because the justice system will prevail and has him dead to rights. But the rest of us won't believe it until we see it with our own eyes.