Outlaw President: Does a Facebook Post Prove Juror Misconduct in Trump's New York City Trial?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : We know that Judge Merchan sent a letter to the parties in Trump's New York City case:The gist of the letter is that someone posted the following on Facebook, after jury deliberations had begun and before the verdict was announced:My cousin is a juror and says Trump is getting convicted
40% : The second scenario is that the writer is full of it, but he actually truly wanted to see Trump acquitted.
34% : For all we know, Donald Trump might have posted the comment himself as an 'insurance policy' in case he is convicted.
31% : Even if he wanted Trump to be acquitted, he might have thought it was funny to say he was definitely going to be convicted.
30% : There are lots of good reasons to overturn the conviction, not the least of which being Judge Merchan's unlawful donations to help Biden and hurt Trump in the 2020 election.
25% : So he wrote this hoping to throw a monkey wrench in the case, and maybe even get a mistrial, if Trump is convicted (as he eventually was).

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