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Judge pressing jurors to see if they are impartial
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(04-16-2024, 01:18 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: On a different note, this thing with Barron's high school graduation is going to be interesting.  The judge already threatened jail time if Trump misses court, I believe specifically citing this date.  This, while standard procedure, really set up a lose/lose situation.  If Trump attends his son's graduation and is jailed for it you just handed Trump a massive campaign boost.  If he attends the graduation and don't jail him then you look impotent, and that will be the entire news cycle for days.  Trump being Trump, I don't see anyway he doesn't attend now.

I'm sure given your professional you are very aware of how many people suddenly want so badly to be a part of their children's lives as soon as they are tied up with legal issues.  You are right that Trump is using this as a political "can't-lose" situation, it's just funny how under the gold plating he's just a run of the mill crappy husband and absentee dad.

If only Harry Chapin were alive to write a song about how much Trump wanted to be there for his kids.
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RE: Judge pressing jurors to see if they are impartial - Nately120 - 04-16-2024, 01:29 PM

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