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Re: Chump looks guilty to me

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 29 May 24 8:43 PM | 16 view(s)
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Chump is now suggesting he was denied an advice of counsel defence. But he turned that down before the trial.

And, of course, that sort of defence involves an admission that you did the illegal act. So his entire defence is now moot because he has essentially admitted the charges. His new position is he did it, but he's not responsible for it.

Obviously he thinks he has lost. And he is trying to pass the buck.

He'll be blaming his attorneys soon enough. Adding to his usual list - the judge, the DA, the witnesses, Joe Biden, the DoJ etc.


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Chump looks guilty to me
By: Cactus Flower
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Wed, 29 May 24 8:34 PM
Msg. 53162 of 54959

Statement of the obvious. But here's why.

He didn't offer a sensible, alternative explanation of why he paid Cohen the money and why it was described as a reimbursement. Nor did he have a single witness to support such an alternative explanation.

He ran out of people willing to lie for him and he didn't dare to perjure himself.

Every actual witness and all the documentation told the same story, which was the story the prosecution presented.

Assuming the jury agrees, and finds Chump guilty, then he'll appeal for various reasons, of course. Delay being his usual method.


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