dinachi:

Infact, Trump can even seek justice on the basis of mistrial. You can see that this is a very punitive judgement. Evil people who do not know how else to stop him from winning the elections are deploying everything in their arsenal to destroy him because they know what will happen when he wins. As for appeal, yes, he can and will appeal. All those jargon about paying a hefty bond of 540 mil before he can appeal is nonsense. If doesn't happen anywhere in the world. The whole idea is to damage his image.

dinachi:

Shut up! Where in the world do you execute when the case have not run it's full course to the Supreme Court. New York is not a country. It's a state. Trump can appeal to the Supreme Court and stop this nonsense.

Beverlyjean:


Stop fooling urself... Trump is the next president of usa in 9 months time ...u will be disgraced and u will run like a rat to hide

N2B2:


Dey play! Do you think Trump won't cough out money? At best, his supporters will pay his fines, and at worst, he'll liquidate property to do it himself. But not even his Republican Supreme Court is getting him out of this one.

ogmask:


Get some education dude. She campaigned with trumps name on her lips 247. Trump will win James will go to jail.

GodisStriking:



Corporations have insurance that covers lawsuits and fines in case they occur. Donald Trump will not lose any of his vast capital which is worth trillions in Nigerian currency. Donald Trump is probably richer than any person on the continent of Africa with exception of the Sultan of Morocco.

PastorOlokonla:


There was a video the Trump was insulting the judge right in the court. If you and did 1% of Trump crimes, we would have been in jail long time ago. Trump has been pampered all of his life.

GodisStriking:




Donald Trump: I'm worth more than $10 billion
PUBLISHED WED, JUL 15 2015 3:02 PM EDT
UPDATED THU, JUL 16 2015 8:43 AM EDT

AllenSpencer:


😀😀😀😀

That’s why he lost in court. He over inflated his net worth.

Imagine calling a house worth 20 million, 365 million. That’s what’s he did. 😀😀😀

Who has $10 billion and still ends up frequently begging for money, owning his lawyers, and still can’t pay the legal fees of his accomplice?

Rudy is bankrupt! If Trump is truly worth 10 billion, he would have payed off Rudy’s debts. His “My pillow” hommie also bankrupt, Trump staring at him from a distance.

That dude is a criminal!

sunboy:


Unfortunately, even with felony he could still contest for US presidency. The founding fathers didn’t prepare for such situation where a candidate will have a felony or even serving in prison. If he manage to win, the White House becomes his new prison to finish his term. Trump know this loop hole and that’s why he’s no giving up on his bid to become the president again.

1stGenAmerican:


You really are talking just to talk. Nothing you’re saying is true.

It has been suggested that Donald Trump has leveraged his various legal troubles as a way to promote his political campaign and present himself as an outsider who is championing the interests of the common people against the establishment. This strategy has been met with mixed results, with some arguing that it has helped to consolidate support from his base, while others have criticized it as being divisive and damaging to political discourse. Regardless of the effectiveness of the strategy, it is important to note that such tactics can have serious consequences for the public discourse and our political system as a whole, and it's important to approach political discussions with a spirit of transparency, honesty, and respect for the truth.

dinachi:

Infact, Trump can even seek justice on the basis of mistrial. You can see that this is a very punitive judgement. Evil people who do not know how else to stop him from winning the elections are deploying everything in their arsenal to destroy him because they know what will happen when he wins. As for appeal, yes, he can and will appeal. All those jargon about paying a hefty bond of 540 mil before he can appeal is nonsense. If doesn't happen anywhere in the world. The whole idea is to damage his image.

1stGenAmerican:


There’s also video of him being arrested more than once. You call being arrested and having your mugshots splashed all over while being drug through the court system pampered?

Blazebond:
Hahahahaha,the Democrats are f*"king scared of this guy that they reported to witch-hunting him in other for him to be cancelled from the ballots in this years November elections,when I keep on telling you all here that the united states and Europe is as corrupt and dirty as Nigeria you all don't want to believe,I believe now when this guy said he was robbed in the last elections,he was right.

udemzyudex:

You're the only been fed with propaganda, you guys have been ranting about him going to jail since 2022 and he is still here.
Ain't you tired or ranting about him going to jail?

dinachi:

Infact, Trump can even seek justice on the basis of mistrial. You can see that this is a very punitive judgement. Evil people who do not know how else to stop him from winning the elections are deploying everything in their arsenal to destroy him because they know what will happen when he wins. As for appeal, yes, he can and will appeal. All those jargon about paying a hefty bond of 540 mil before he can appeal is nonsense. If doesn't happen anywhere in the world. The whole idea is to damage his image.

ogmask:


Was anyone injured in the transaction? Was anyone defraued?

1stGenAmerican:


A convicted felon who is sentenced to imprisonment must serve that sentence. No, he would not be able to serve as president while under an order of imprisonment.

DaHighLife:



I must express my reservation regarding the assertion in question. The sole constitutional prerequisites for assuming the presidency are, indeed, attaining the age of 35, possessing natural-born citizenship, and maintaining residency for a duration of 14 years. It seems implausible that the framers of our constitution envisaged the potential scenario wherein an individual with a criminal conviction would pursue and achieve the presidency.

In the eventuality that Mr. Trump were to be convicted and subsequently incarcerated, yet emerge triumphant in a presidential election, I posit that it would precipitate a constitutional quandary of significant magnitude. In such circumstances, it would undoubtedly fall within the remit of the esteemed justices of the Supreme Court to adjudicate upon the matter. The implications thereof would encompass a plethora of intricate legal dilemmas pertaining to the principles of separation of powers, the supremacy clause, and the rights of individual states, among others.

However, it is incumbent upon me to interject my personal conviction that Mr. Trump's resurgence to the presidency is a remote prospect. Consequently, it is my contention that such a scenario is unlikely to transpire, thereby obviating the necessity for its resolution through legal channels.

ogmask:


You are one of the lost sheep. Black man wey nor k ow him history. How is trump the issue. Democrats don wine you sotey you lost your way. A man did business, his partners say they were satisfied. You dey here dey yan puan. Even the bank executives say they like Trump's business model. Laticia James campaigned to get him by any means possible. Trump will win the presidency and he will come for all of u lost sheep

ogmask:


Like cnn and co you can't place your leprous finger on one thing he did that Biden didn't do. Hunter walks free yet trump a the problem.

DaHighLife:



I must express my reservation regarding the assertion in question. The sole constitutional prerequisites for assuming the presidency are, indeed, attaining the age of 35, possessing natural-born citizenship, and maintaining residency for a duration of 14 years. It seems implausible that the framers of our constitution envisaged the potential scenario wherein a convict would pursue and achieve the presidency.

In the eventuality that Mr. Trump were to be convicted and subsequently incarcerated, yet emerge triumphant in a presidential election, I posit that it would precipitate a constitutional quandary of significant magnitude. In such circumstances, it would undoubtedly fall within the remit of the esteemed justices of the Supreme Court to adjudicate upon the matter. The implications thereof would encompass a plethora of intricate legal dilemmas pertaining to the principles of separation of powers, the supremacy clause, and the rights of individual states, among others.

However, it is incumbent upon me to interject my personal conviction that Mr. Trump's resurgence to the presidency is a remote prospect. Consequently, it is my contention that such a scenario is unlikely to transpire, thereby obviating the necessity for its resolution through legal channels.

ogmask:


Nigerians are too ignorant and lazy to get the facts for themselves. How people have come to believe that Trump committed all these crimes beats my image Imagination.

1stGenAmerican:


Sir, I’m not reading these senseless AI generated responses. They’re useless to me and they don’t make you look intelligent. Goodbye

1stGenAmerican:


A convicted felon who is sentenced to imprisonment must serve that sentence. No, he would not be able to serve as president while under an order of imprisonment.

1stGenAmerican:


Every person that deals with Trump as an ally ends up disgraced, disbarred, and broke. 🤣

Willokafor:
Some Nigerians are sect of demented and brain dead human beings i have ever seen.
How can someone in his/her right senses chose sick and weak man like Biden with the worst economy and foreign policies that have pushed America to double digit inflation it has witnessed in the past 6 decade over TRUMP.

The Same reason the unintelligent and gullible sect of human beings will support this inept government and her leader with his anti people policies.

ogmask:


Nigerians are too ignorant and lazy to get the facts for themselves. How people have come to believe that Trump committed all these crimes beats my image Imagination.