IT'S GOING TO BE FUN

 

Surprise, surprise, a Manhattan prosecutor in a Manhattan courtroom with a Manhattan jury and a Manhattan judge secures a guilty verdict against an avowed conservative individual. Why would they even waste the time for a trial? To all of them Trump was already guilty. They just had to make it look official and somewhat legal. They also had to come up with a crime whether they had one or not. Apparently actually committing a crime is not necessarily required to get convicted in Manhattan.

 

If you are in business there you had best beware. Somebody in the hierarchy of the city or county may just decide to get rid of you. Your business may provide unwanted competition for them. They may just not like you or your politics. Whatever, you probably don't have a chance if they want to get rid of you. 

 

Here's the problem with this scenario. What if the individual you thought you got rid of suddenly gets a massive infusion of money and goes on to win their election. What do you suppose might await you when this happens?

 

After Trump was “convicted” in Manhattan, he has received millions in campaign contributions. The actions of the judge and the prosecutor may well come back and bite them. What they seem to fail to understand is that Trump is immensely popular across this country.  In fact he's much more popular than prosecutors and judges in Manhattan who just cannot understand Trump's appeal. 

 

It turns out that Manhattan is just a small part of this country and has very little influence over the rest of us. I know that's hard for those people to comprehend but it's true. 

 

So, where do we go from here? We have an election in November and we see who wins. The polls are not looking good for Biden. I have forwarded this thought before, but I think there is a really good chance that the Democrats will nominate someone else. Wouldn't that be fun? They're Democrats but they are not dumb. They know where the polls are. At any rate it's going to be a fun few months ahead. Hang on to your posteriors.

 

Ron Scarbro June 5, 2024