Opinion | The all-trial, all-guilty Trump roundup edition

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : Keep in mind that Trump needed only one holdout juror for a mistrial; the man has always been rescued by somebody.
42% : Of course, the other way Trump could reverse the verdict is by getting himself elected president.
39% : The only thing on anyone's mind is Thursday evening's conviction of former president and current felon Donald Trump in his hush money trial in New York, and this edition is your one-stop shop for our columnists' reactions.
39% : Jim isn't convinced the convictions will ding Trump in the long run.
31% : Dana Milbank reported from the scene that after hearing "guilty" on all 34 felony counts, Trump, the man who always has something to say, was at a loss.
28% : As Jen Rubin warns, "Trump would then insist that the will of the voters and his right to assume power override any state sentence.
28% : "Ultimately, no conviction can keep Trump out of the White House.
27% : ("Did Trump just lose his Teflon armor?"

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