This is a really depressing article asking if any of Trump's trials will start before the November general election.
Infuriatingly, Trump's delaying tactics have been very effective, so far skewering every single trial with delay upon delay, being massively helped by his cronies in the Supreme Court and judge Aileen Canon. I remember at the time that those lawsuits hit the headlines, I was skeptical, wondering how he'd get out of them. Now I know.
And I'll bet he'll then win the election (by the slimmest of margins of course, like in 2016) and make all these trials go away permanently. Can you imagine just how insufferable he'll be if he gets back into power and carries on with impunity? He won't even have to hide his motives anymore. Welcome to Dictator Trump.
This is beyond frustrating for all of us who want to see justice done and a despot kept out of power. To think that America is sleepwalking into possibly being taken over by a literal enemy from within boggles the mind. The world will be a much worse and more dangerous place if he gets into power, what with finally killing Ukraine and Putin emboldened to invade more countries along with a weakened NATO, the West could be severely destabilised.
Now, can all the brexit lovers reading this see how brexit, which weakens the UK, is likely to be part of a larger Putin plot to attack the West? Nah, I doubt it. Note that Putin and Trump are in favour of brexit...
Biden isn't overstating it when he says that our democracy is at stake here. Trump for sure will not just serve a 4 year term, cause lots of damage and then go, no, he'll just hang on to power endlessly. At his age, his biggest enemy might be Father Time who might, finally, call time on him. We'll see.
Not long ago it seemed Donald Trump’s campaign to win another term as president would be made impossible by the battery of legal cases against him.
The 77-year-old confronted 91 separate charges spread out in four cases and in four different locations. Supporters and critics alike wondered how he would hop from a hearing in New York to one in Atlanta and still find time to campaign.
Now that seemingly insurmountable challenge looks very different, and it is unclear whether the former president will undergo a single trial before November.
Just this week, a trial over payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels that was meant to begin later this month was put back by 30 days.
Since the different prosecutions were brought against him, it has been Mr Trump’s strategy to delay all proceedings, with the plan being to offer himself a pardon if he is re-elected, or at least muddy Democrats’ attacks against him.
A senior source in the Trump 2024 campaign told The Telegraph they were feeling optimistic about the prospect he will avoid facing trial before election day on Nov 5.
Not long ago it seemed Donald Trump’s campaign to win another term as president would be made impossible by the battery of legal cases against him.
uk.news.yahoo.com