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Trump Enters Office As A Convicted Felon

  • It’s sen­tenc­ing day. Trump to appear vir­tu­al­ly. No prison time expect­ed. Things you will see com­ing out because of this case. Yes­ter­day it went to the supreme court. Amy Coney Bar­rett sided with John Roberts to make it a 5–4 for the court not to get involved in the case. Any­time you are look­ing at the legal side of the case read Jonathan Tur­ley. Trump has not attacked the SCOTUS. What the court did was say that this is an appeals process and can be han­dled by the appeals process. What will hap­pen, this will be his­to­ry. The pros­e­cu­tion will make a state­ment, the defense will make a state­ment, the judge will make a state­ment and they all know they will make his­to­ry. Trump goes into this hear­ing as a con­vict­ed felon. Trump enters office as a con­vict­ed felon. None of this is to make Trump look good but they can’t put him in prison. 
  • John Fet­ter­man has real­ly upset the democ­rats. The Lak­en Riley Act has not passed, it just made it to the floor of the Sen­ate where the amend­ments will be added. Fet­ter­man is going to MAL. The moves he is mak­ing are prob­a­bly allow­ing him to be Sen­a­tor of PA for as long as he would like to be. What is the demo­c­rat par­ty think­ing? You have a demo­c­rat par­ty that has lost their way. John Fet­ter­man said that if the democ­rats can’t come up with 7 votes for the Lak­en Riley Act, that is why the democ­rats got beat. 
  • The demo­c­rat par­ty is in such dis­ar­ray, the doors are wide open. PA has an oppor­tu­ni­ty for a demo­c­rat road­block for years to come. Is Fet­ter­man going to reset the demo­c­rat par­ty? Is he going to be the one to work with repub­li­cans and have hon­est con­ver­sa­tions? Democ­rats are very angry with Fet­ter­man. You don’t go to MAL and say you are open to hav­ing a con­ver­sa­tion. He may switch and become repub­li­can. But what if he stays the demo­c­rat and holds the pow­er. 
  • JD Vance offi­cial­ly resigned yes­ter­day. Mike DeWine, the gov­er­nor, will appoint his replace­ment next week. 

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