Comments by "" (@charlesvan13) on "" video.

"Until he takes away my right to free speech." You commies are unbelievable. Trump just posted a video message describing how he is ENDING government censorship of the internet. He promised to fire any bureaucrats who direct platforms to censor. You guys are a self-parody.
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Because that was a show trial. You can't even name the underlying crime he was convicted of, because the judge told the jury they didn't have to tell what it was, which is a blatant constitutional violation. That case could be dismissed by the judge, or if they go through with the sentencing, it will be thrown out in the appellate court, with the judge's career going down the tubes.
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@matthewschwartz6607 "The crime was Campaign Finance Violations." You don't know that. In fact, most of the payments, 34 retainer checks to the lawyer Cohen, were AFTER the election. The jury was instructed by the judge that they did have to state what the underlying crime was. That is a blatant violation of the 6th amendment. That's why Merchan is stalling and doesn't know what to do next. He can go through with sentencing and be destroyed on appeal. Or, he can dismiss. This will never survive appeal.
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@Christopher-n9u So was MLK. A convict, who was targeted by the FBI. Now he's considered a national hero. The difference is his assassination attempts were successful.
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Dude. The average Joe Public voter knows those aren't serious charges. It was a political stunt. He was charged with "falsifying business records to cover up a crime." 1) The statute of limitation had expired. 2) The judge, in violation of 6th amendment, instructed the jury that they didn't have to say what "crime" he covered up. 3) Trump made no records, it was a comptroller he never talked to. 4). Daniels and Cohen (prosecution star witnesses) are pathological liars, who are in this to extort money from Trump. (Cohen admitted on the stand to embezzling 60k). 5) Nobody knows what underlying "crime" Trump was convicted of (see 2). 6) The records were attorney retainer checks paid to Cohen. 7) A witness (former SDNY prosecutor) testified that Trump had nothing to do with the hush money payments. It was set up by Cohen who was trying to ingratiate himself to Trump to get a job in his administration. (When Trump didn't give him a job, he had a complete meltdown, and became suicidal.) Now that Trump is president elect, the judge is looking for an exit so this doesn't destroy his career.
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